The bill's success was also a rare defeat for the yellow taxi lobby, a group of wealthy fleet owners who have wielded immense political power for decades and have usually succeeded at resisting changes to their industry.
The American evolutionary biologist G.C. Williams (1966) famously promoted the view that evolution happens predominantly through the survival and reproduction of individuals and cautioned biologists to distinguish the evolved features of a group (a fleet herd of deer) from those of individuals (a herd of fleet deer).
A powerful group of yellow taxi fleet owners has moved to join the city's defense against a lawsuit seeking to bar so-called e-hailing smartphone apps from yellow cabs.
But the Irish's 18-year-old freshman quarterback, Matt LoVecchio, from Franklin Lakes, N.J., was harassed all night by a fleet group of Beavers who were able to sidestep the bulky front line of Notre Dame.
Admiral, the title and rank of a senior naval officer, often referred to as a flag officer, who commands a fleet or group of ships of a navy or who holds an important naval post on shore.
The largest single exodus occurred in the 1070s, when a group of Anglo-Saxons in a fleet of 235 ships sailed for the Byzantine Empire.
Now comes a thrilling docu-series of Northern derring-do, following a group of homespun people and their fleet of vintage WW II prop aircraft, and going where they go -- battling ice storms and extraordinarily flying through minus 50 degree Celsius weather, or overcoming forest fires while transporting both cargo and passengers.
On one occasion, Hitler visited Naples to review the Italian fleet, and a group of five journalists, including Porry-Pastorel, were sent on the 24-hour trip.
On 8 January 1780 ships from Rodney's fleet spotted a group of sails.
