The ground is littered with dollar bills — a reference to excessive government spending.
1956 Act June 29 , 1956 inserted reference to excessive claims under section 6421 in section catchline and text.
Terms used in reference to excessive software development practices include over-requirement, over-specification, over-design, gold-plating, bells-and-whistles, feature creep, scope creep, requirements creep, featuritis, scope overload and over-scoping.
In reference to excessive smartphone usage, she said, "Some kids like heroin.
"Any implied or direct reference to excessive consumption of alcohol would not meet network guidelines". Wade said those guidelines do not permit any alcoholic beverages to be present when an activity involves a level of alertness, which in this case is the operation of a golf cart.
"World wonderer" is a description that pops up time and again in the society pages, along with a handful of references to an excessive amount of time spent "gadding about on the ocean".
But unlike an original version, the resolution blamed Israel indirectly rather than directly.] The Palestinian observer at the United Nations, Nasser Al-Kidwa, said the resolution contains "extremely important elements," including the implicit references to Israel's excessive use of force and Mr. Sharon's provocation.
Ronnie O'Sullivan, described in jest as "a miserable bastard" by the sport's new chairman, Barry Hearn, in reference to the excessive self-criticism of his performance level, meets a resurgent Mark Williams in the afternoon's semi-final.
Re "Lieberman Sets Stage for Gore as Democrats Seal the Ticket" (front page, Aug. 17), about Senator Joseph I. Lieberman's speech at the Democratic National Convention: I am troubled by the excessive references to faith and God in the Democratic campaign.
