It was called T-Sue's, "T" being a shortening of petit, or, in this case, petite; T-Sue means "little Sue".
Indeed, the Department of Justice's "Petite policy," after a case of the same name, strictly limits such dual prosecutions to instances in which compelling reasons exist to prosecute, such as cases in which there remain "substantial federal interests demonstrably un-vindicated" by the state procedures.
The spot is what the Japanese call tsubo-niwa, petite gardens that, in this case, roughly cover the space of a king-size mattress.
In any case, Ms. Spalding, a petite, precociously gifted 26-year-old bassist and singer originally from Portland, Ore., was among the evening's major surprises, and the first jazz musician to receive the award in decades, if not ever.
The case of the Petite Ceinture railway encircling Paris is explored as an outstanding example of terrain that is rendered physically, socially and ecologically invisible yet provides astounding ecological connectivity and relatively undisturbed habitat for countless species in the midst of one of the world's cultural capitals.
Everything — bed comforter, pillow shams and cases, headboard, the petite dresser near the front door, the phone — was white.
At the public hospital in nearby Petite Rivière, the number of cholera cases has risen since Friday, after trailing off during the week.
The case of Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie illustrates the limited range of themes addressed during the process.
In the case of Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, the citizens were consulted by the district towards the end of the LTP diagnostic phase and at the beginning of its intervention plan phase.
As was the case in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, the top-down approach did not foster significant involvement of the citizens and community groups until now and limited their contribution to the general definition of the LTP.
