For lanky men wearing bandannas and cut female hedge-fund managers, this pass permits unlimited use of the gym's indoor rock-climbing wall.
As a church leader, he enforced standards, evaluating members for a "temple recommend," a gold-and-white pass permitting only the virtuous to enter.
In 2006, about 6,400 climbers bought summit pass permits to head up with guides or on their own, according to records kept by the United States Forest Service.
To pass, permitting them all the space they needed to discuss how high to bid, then to sacrifice gave them a fielder's choice — double for penalty or go even higher.
Michael Smith's wayward pass permitted Peter Lupton an intercept try anda lofted punt downfield from Richard Horne had the Castleford wing Darren Rogers casting wary glances at the onrushing Colin Best Rogerss dropped it and Best pounced.
In 2009, the Volunteers were 10th nationally against the pass, permitting an average of 165.92 yards per game.
Understand that another benefit is that the Pass permits multiple visits to any covered museum, as well as permitting you to just duck into a museum for a quick look round (or to use the facilities) without having to pay the entrance fee.[5].
He had a law passed permitting newsdealers to build sidewalk stands, and for children to attend movies unaccompanied.
On Jan . 12 , 1975prior to Franco's death, a law was passed permitting the establishment of other "political associations"; thereafter and especially after Franco's death in November, other political parties began to proliferate.
Random Drug Testing (Passed): Permits state agencies to randomly drug test employees every 3 months.
In 1907 The Manchester Ship Canal (Bridgewater Canal) Act 1907 was passed, permitting coal mining near the canal between Monton Bridge and Leigh, in exchange for which the mine owners were obliged to pay the associated costs of keeping the canal open and navigable.
