As it undergoes rebirth as a civic gem, it would be fitting to name it for Mr. O'Dwyer, a champion of civil rights for New Yorkers, who saved it from the wrecking ball a quarter of a century ago.
While the reported statistics focus on actual admissions, they grossly underestimate the burden of alcohol on A&E departments by not taking into account those patients who are seen, assessed and sent home or those who come in for alcohol-related injuries – falls, fights and fits to name a few.
If the Achaemenids ever heard of him, they did not see fit to mention his name in their inscriptions nor did they allude to the beings who surrounded the great god and were later to be called the amesha spentas, or "bounteous immortals"—an essential feature of Zarathustra's doctrine.
A Mitchell report with a who's who list of all culprits fit to be named, could validate the purity of the Red Sox and the credibility of their esteemed director.
The eighteenth-century British legal commentator William Blackstone called it a crime "not fit to be named," which takes you only so far when it comes to drafting a ban.
Returning to the States, we survived the Supreme Court Decision Bowers v. Hardwick which included the Chief Justice's opinion stating that homosexual sex was a "crime not fit to be named," thereby ensuring that we had no constitutional rights in the bedroom for the next 17 years.
The architect analysis detected two deficiencies: (i) code elements that did not have corresponding architectural components, e.g., FunctionalTypeTest class was considered to be part of an unknown component; and (ii) code elements that do not fit to the naming standards, e.g., classMailService had the characteristics of a persistence class and hence it was renamed to NotificationDAO.
So reads the headline of Red Pepper, a tabloid in Uganda whose editors saw fit to publish the names of 200 suspected gays.
