Sentence examples for pass arrest from inspiring English sources

The Chicago police pass arrest reports involving C.H.A. tenants or property to the housing authority, which has sole discretion to send the cases to eviction court.

Rapamycin did not by-pass arrest but suppress geroconversion.

TWO decades ago, in an effort to curb domestic violence, states began passing "mandatory arrest" laws.

Under the initiative, which according to the latest polls is likely to pass, teenagers arrested for even minor crimes would be stripped of many protections currently afforded in juvenile court and, if convicted, would face many of the same penalties as adult felons.

The vertical cells would allow longwave radiation to pass, while arresting convection.

In contrast, many of her South African stories self-consciously set out to breathe life into moments of political crisis: defiance campaigns, pass-burnings, arrests under the Immorality Act.

"Passing out arrests at a festival is like writing speeding tickets at the Indy 500.

This might suggest a possible alternative cell cycle progression pathway in this experimental stem cell leukaemia by by-passing the G0/G1 phase arrest, although retinoblastoma (Rb -phosphorylation Rb -phosphorylation

As the first doctor-Senator elected since 1928, he routinely resuscitates Capitol Hill tourists who go into cardiac arrest or pass out; he revived Strom Thurmond the last time he collapsed on the Senate floor.

Usually, just a few months pass between an arrest and execution, occasionally only weeks.

Anyone caught without a pass can face arrest, detention or expulsion.