The broadcast shows an army of grim-faced bureaucrats stalking suburban streets issuing grave warnings to happy families.
This is from the Press Association description of its contents: An army of grim-faced bureaucrats are seen stalking suburban streets issuing grave warnings to happy families.
In response to that accident, before there were emergency planning requirements, the police drove through the streets, issuing warnings through loudspeakers, and eventually went door to door.
A widescreen view of the streets issue is required: one that recognises that streets are places people spend time in as well as travel through, that sets firm priorities and that smooths tensions between them with flexibility and imagination.
And when you're a prisoner in your own town, unable to move freely, kept off the streets, issued a curfew at night, there can be no mistaking the prison walls closing in.
Like Hill Street, issues in Southland arise organically from the plot and characterisation.
Mr. Lazio serves on the Commerce subcommittee that oversees many Wall Street issues.
In consultation with the palace and the Foreign Office, Downing Street issues, in effect, two such invitations every year.
Although many early skinheads favoured West Indian reggae, later skinhead musical groups produced punk music and Oi!, a variety of punk that focused on "street" issues.
He has immersed himself in complex Wall Street issues, joining a bipartisan group of senators working to restore federal controls on certain types of securities trading.
