Sentence examples similar to driver paper from inspiring English sources

The police would be allowed to check drivers' papers only after ticketing or arresting them, not after any stop.

A 2005 study showed that drivers using GPS directions could recall fewer details of their environment than drivers using paper maps.

Officers demand a $9 bribe if a lorry driver's papers are in order and multiples of that if not.

Thanks to the internet, the Christmas holiday arrangements of printers, lorry drivers and paper boys and girls are an irrelevance.

Economics are an obvious driver: the Papered Parlour's screen-printing tutor is the acclaimed designer Lizzie Allen, whose own wallpapers can sell for £350 per roll.

Terry Leonard, editorial director of Stars and Stripes, tells of a driver hiding papers under produce to get past a Taliban checkpoint in Afghanistan.

This is like calling a car thief a driver "without papers" because he does not have a title in the glove compartment with his name on it.

The officers checked the driver's papers, scanned the truck's sides with a handheld isotope identifier, consulted their computer screens, and within minutes announced their conclusion: denture cleaners, potassium-40.

The Times's contract with the union representing its operating engineers expired earlier this year, while its agreements with other unions -- including those representing pressmen, drivers and paper handlers -- do not begin to expire until at least 2005.

The government's publishing its young drivers Green Paper this month (hopefully).

For characterizing coordination drivers, this paper builds quantitative models to measure dependency strengths related to product features and overlapped processes based on Multi-Domain Matrix (MDM) and Design Structure Matrix (DSM).