Under the title "Grounds for Search", the officer wrote: "overconfident attitude of Mr Thomas".
It also said that customs officers must have "reasonable grounds" for searches: suspicion and instinct are not enough.
Convergence performances for searching for the ground state of a C atom with the 6-31G** baset set are shown in Figure 2.
Today, Runit – the setting for JG Ballard's short story Terminal Beach – is still uninhabited, but it receives regular stream of visitors heading from neighboring islands to its abundant fishing grounds or searching for scrap metal to salvage.
While investigators in Washington continued to comb through the tapes for causes of the crash, investigators on the ground were searching for clues from the aircraft and for remains of the victims.
SAN FRANCISCO — Now considered a crime scene, the San Francisco Zoo was closed to visitors on Wednesday as police investigators swept the grounds searching for evidence to explain how a Siberian tiger escaped its open-air grotto on Tuesday, killing one young man and seriously injuring two others.
Both his spirit and the spirit of Davis' wife, Varina, have been spotted in Fort Monroe--Davis Monroe--Davis Monroe--Davis wandering thisgroldds, searcellg for her imprisoned husband.
Even where bureaucracy is not at play, as in the case of searches under section 60 (s60) of the 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act - these do not require officers to have "reasonable grounds" for any search, so the arrest rate is much lower - the impact of stop and search on black people is disproportionate.
Among other findings, the researchers report online in the journal Science that two crows fashioned tools from dried grass stems, a previously unknown tool, and used them to probe the ground, perhaps searching for ants.
On the terrible day of Sept. 11, 2001, Kerik was with the mayor as Giuliani left the disaster at ground zero, searching for a telephone to contact the outside world.
