Sentence examples for drunkenness to from inspiring English sources

The case of Jaggard v. Dickinson (1980) held that even a drunken belief will support the defence even though this allows drunkenness to negate basic intent; and Lloyd v. DPP (1992) ruled that a motorist who damages a wheel clamp to free his car, having parked on another's property knowing of the risk of being clamped, does not have a lawful excuse under the Act even if he makes a mistake of law.

Explanations for Meagher's death ran from an illness to drunkenness to murder.

Holt had amassed a litany of citations, from public drunkenness to driving under the influence.

The police reported six arrests earlier in the night for offenses ranging from drunkenness to ticket scalping.

All the charges against him, ranging from drunkenness to selling visas for sex, have since been dropped.

It ranges easily from comic to sinister, from Muff Potter's drunkenness to a rich celebration of the Mississippi River.

James knew a great deal about drunkenness or inebriety, to use the language of his time.

In studies of adolescents and young adults from Finland, the United States and Britain, drunkenness, or drinking to get drunk, was shown to be associated with having multiple sexual partners [ 13], unplanned sexual intercourse [ 14] and intercourse before the age of 16 [ 15].

Know your limits and avoid drinking to drunkenness.

Later, in state after state, once women gained the right to vote, they could press for various political measures to reduce drunkenness, perceived to be largely a problem involving the male sex.

Among both males and females, we find that Burkinabés were significantly less likely to report drunkenness compared to respondents from other countries (except for Malawian females).