In Sutton v Hutchinson [2005], he encountered one of the more peculiar instances of such activities: "The appellant is a lap dancer.
Reporting by supervisors was not objective, and there were significant variations with regard to reporting on the availability of logistics and instances of undesirable activities.
There are two instances of each activity on the map, and finishing each activity unlocks new costumes, support characters, and vehicles.
In the last two years of Benedict's pontificate, the F.I.A. reported only seven instances of "suspicious activity".
Recall elections, however, should be reserved for instances of nefarious activity, not unpopular legislation.
Mr. Brost correctly wishes to limit recall elections but hopes to reserve the process to combat "instances of nefarious activity".
After these tests, the team were able to link certain instances of brain activity with different turns made in the maze.
She said the exception used by Evans's team was originally specifically about instances of sexual activity that happened "at or about the same time", such as during sex parties.
The S.E.C. also described numerous instances of fraudulent activity at A. R. Baron in the period Bear Stearns cleared trades for the smaller firm and that the Bear Stearns executive ignored.
Mr. Irvine said the monitoring reports had helped the department identify "a few instances of improper activity," but he said the real takeaway was that most providers learned from their mistakes.
RICK WILLIS Richmond, Calif., April 25 , 2012 Though Mr. Brost suggests that recall elections "should be reserved for instances of nefarious activity" rather than unpopular legislation, in fact, "no reason need be given for the recall in the case of a state, congressional, legislative, state judicial, or county officer," according to the Wisconsin Blue Book 2011-12.
