But the authorities say their evidence is compelling: 705 photos taken by automatic cameras as a late-model Honda bearing Mr. Ridgwell's distinctive Virginia license plate ran through toll booths from August 1999 to June 2000.
For persons under the age of 21, a distinctive "Under 21" license will be issued.
They form a distinctive class due to their narrow licensing conditions in that they appear in antiveridical or antimorphic contexts (Giannakidou 2011).
A Long Island native whose voice bears the slightest trace of his father's distinctive Gullah accent, Middleton got a brokerage license in the early 1990s but spent most of the decade selling insurance and cooking up complex financial ventures.
First and foremost is the "swish," the distinctive marking in the plastic that covers the license -- if it's not there, sound the alarm.
In the next section, I will give a semantic account of the distinctive properties of counterfactual attitudes in TSM, particularly their epistemic licensing property.
Therefore, this research aims to investigate whether multi-classification crime (MCC) hot spots exist near licensed premises, and if so, do they exhibit distinctive spatio-temporal patterns.
"We strongly believe that the design submitted by California satisfies the intent of the law, by including a distinctive mark on the front, and the required statement on the surface of the license," they said.
Riley, the owner, specializes in a stripped-down, folk art and engraving-inspired style that gave Jeiven license to jettison the color inks she says she never felt comfortable working with and cultivate her distinctive approach.
With its distinctive Frank Lloyd Wright design, the Guggenheim Museum in New York attracts so many location proposals that it has a separate department, the Licensing and Quality Review Committee, to handle them.
