state lowered the bar for what was considered passing -- engaging in a race to the bottom, like so many other states (which Bloomberg and Klein had nothing to do with).
The strong North Korean force of approximately 1,000 men subsequently allowed C Company, 3 RAR and the battalion's tactical headquarters group to pass before engaging them.
(NOTE: If your school receives state funding based on attendance, you might want to wait until the census date has passed before engaging in actions that will cause students to drop; your dean may cancel the class if a minimum number are not enrolled).
The British fleet was soon heavily engaged, passing down the French line and engaging their ships one by one.
It's tempting to believe that insular religious societies are treated by some as a "free pass" from engaging in good journalism.
The young, who can see themselves invulnerable, certainly can be easily misled into thinking Plan B is a free pass when engaging in risky behavior.
I recently walked past on a wet Wednesday morning and discovered them gamely trying to engage passing custom by playing the Blues Magoos' awesome, acid-soaked 1966 cover of Tobacco Road at deafening volume.
At the same time it has raised concerns about freedom of speech and the media, the independence of the judiciary, and the government's utilisation of its parliamentary majority to pass laws without engaging in public debate.
By 05:00, Dixon was close enough to engage, passing between Penelope and Guillaume Tell and firing a triple-shotted broadside into the port side of the French ship.
Within this zone, people may not, without consent, "knowingly approach another person within eight feet," for the purpose of passing out literature or engaging in "oral protest, education, or counseling" on a public sidewalk.
Plastic sheeting bifurcates the theater, forming a membrane through which the dancers pass and engage with one another, as if confronting versions of themselves.
