Four scanners have lain unused at Heathrow airport after EU advice that there were privacy and human rights implications, awaiting approval for use from the European commission, but a government source told the Guardian that these would now be deployed "with or without" the international co-operation that ministers said was needed after the recent bomb bid.
"It has lain undisturbed deep in the ground for 70 years but took a few knocks from mechanical diggers when it was unearthed yesterday".
His residence status requires him to continue paying farm taxes, even though his fields have lain fallow for years.
These concrete monstrosities were blown up by the retreating Nazis, and have lain untouched deep in the forest ever since.
He ventures with uncertainty at first into the countryside where agricultural policies have lain waste to what was once fertile terrain.
Politics and rock'n'roll have lain a-bed for decades: Woody Guthrie, Billie Holiday, Joan Baez, Pete Seeger, Billy Bragg, curled up beside the civil rights movement, the anti-war movement and the environmental movement.
Some of these contracts were signed relatively recently, while others, such as Repsol's and Petrobras's concessions in Madidi, date back to 2007 but were effectively blocked by opposition and have lain "dormant for various years".
Having lain derelict for nearly ten years, the redevelopment of the dock began in 1981, when the Merseyside Development Corporation was set up, with the Albert Dock being officially re-opened in 1984.
The group had lain-in for 20 minutes to protest the Celebration of the North Atlantic Cultural Renaissance at the White House when the President called Frummer in to talk.
The structure has sat unused since 2000.
And the PAP has some unused weapons in its armoury.
