And what happens if a player does not want to shake your hand?" Campese told Talksport: "One of the biggest problems in rugby is trying to get referees and if they're going to cop abuse – meaning there will be no referees – then we haven't got a game.
"It's an unknown cop," she said — meaning one unfamiliar to her, and thus, likely, with the clubby ways of the D.M.V. court — "which is great for me".
If they succeed without being tagged by a cop, both fugitives get a free walk-back, meaning a cop cannot tag them while they walk away.
This, they argued, may explain why the raids fluctuate: Some months have low numbers, perhaps meaning the cops don't need as many arrests; when the raids go up, the cops are presumably in need of some juice.
"It was a fair cop," he says now, meaning that he deserved to be expelled.
The system assumes that the patient starts at a certain point of the sway cycle, usually where the CoP trajectory is zero, meaning approximately 75% of the sway cycle, as shown in Figure 7.
He told him, 'Ask the hack,' " — meaning a traffic cop.
He told him, 'Ask the hack,' "—meaning a traffic cop.
Penalties were sought for just 3% of violations, meaning there is "no cop on the beat", according to the NRDC.
The New York Police Department has about 4,500, meaning around one in eight NYPD cops are unpaid.
