He could be fined under the Vagrancy Act, and, under recent legislation that Letwin refused to oppose, he could then be served with an anti-social behaviour order, a condition of which can exclude him from his begging area.
The dandified, French-educated Haj, another such native, calls Salvo a "zebra," and "The Mission Song" neatly resolves for the biracial interpreter the quandary, in his half-English condition, of which stripe to settle on.
Melissa counted 260 this year in Cabin 14, the condition of which degrades quickly; last week, a trash bag filled with 150 towels destined for a laundry was mistakenly thrown out.
Indeed, the best dealers are the most rigorous judges when it comes to assessing not only authenticity, but also condition — and condition, of which there are many grades, is a key factor in the making of art prices.
The picture invents an angle -- kill the Navajos if they're captured, a battle condition of which there's no known record -- and ignores the more compelling truth: that the Navajos are prevented from being active participants in the same war in which a Native American helped raise the flag at Iwo Jima.
And the term dwarf is something that I don't find offensive, it is a very generic term, describes, it is a shortening of the term dwarfism, which describes the condition of which there are 250 types, over 250 types, of dwarfism.
An RBS spokesman said they had reached a settlement: "The dispute between the parties has been resolved pursuant to an agreement, the terms and conditions of which are confidential".
A complex part often works under multi-condition, of which the types, directions, magnitude, locations and numbers of working loads will vary correspondingly during operation.
One was humid thermal aging, the conditions of which were 80°C and 65% of RH.
Certainly, the PLC is capable of signaling any conditions of which it is aware.
Moving fire whirls were successfully reconstructed during the scale-model experiments, the mechanism and conditions of which are discussed herein.
