The Office of Texas Public Safety has indicated that the interaction violated their "courtesy rules," and Encinia has been placed on desk duty.
Set up your tent, prepare your bedding, then start mingling with the locals, in order to learn more about The Slabs and their 'community courtesy rules'.
When two senators are on stage together, we realize that "senatorial courtesy" means rules are for others.
True enough, Posillipo has been in graceful decline since Roman times, with an additional sprinkle of Spanish palazzi and Moorish mansions courtesy of Bourbon rule.
Why? Courtesy of a rule banning all unpasteurised cheeses unless over 90 days old, America is where cheese goes to die.
Among them was Senate Bill 332, which affirms groundwater as property right courtesy of the "rule of capture," a quirky Texas law that gives landowners ownership of the water below the surface of their property.
You could drive yourself crazy calculating all the direct and indirect inputs behind a consumer choice, so here's a handy rule, courtesy of Jerry C. Taylor, head of natural resource studies at Cato: If you care about the environment, go for the cheaper item.
Then my voice could not be heard on the British media – censorship ruled courtesy of Margaret Thatcher.
A courtesy abstract of rules that Classic organizers gave the Cuban delegation before the first round in Mexico City, which translated the guidelines regarding individual pitch limits from English into Spanish, got a crucial one of them wrong.
Figure 2 Arthropod Tree of Life, Arthropods: Creatures That Rule gallery, courtesy of the Harvard Museum of Natural History, photograph by HMNH Exhibit Department.
Exercise the 'golden rule', common courtesy and professional etiquette.
