And the minister would be invited to take a quantity of snuff 'not exceeding one pound'.
Lancashire Police said that they believed she had taken "a quantity of drugs" before she died after suffering a "suspected cardiac arrest".
The Weks were eventually able to leave for Khartoum because her mother had managed to take a quantity of salt with her, which she sold to people in the bush.
Some time before the crash that killed him he had, according to expert testimony, taken a quantity of this prohibited drug, which, if ingested before driving, is known to result in recklessness, excessive speed and loss of control.
In fuzzy logic, a fuzzy variable is the variable which takes a quantity that can take on linguistic rather than precise numerical values.
Although Xer and Millennial parents are having fewer kids, they are taking a "quality over quantity" approach.
"You're basically taking a large quantity of water and trying to force it through a very fine filter," he said, adding that depending on the amount of water being filtered and the "total dissolved solids" in that water, a reverse osmosis filter can use anywhere from three to nine gallons of water for every gallon of filtered water it produces.
The test protocol involved taking a measured quantity of 800 ml of the 0.25 % suspension in 1,000 ml Scott Duran glass beaker.
"We are asking them to take precautions like using an umbrella, using a cap, taking a huge quantity of liquids like water and buttermilk, and wearing cotton clothing," he added.
Electrolyte solution was prepared as reported in [27], by taking a proportionate quantity of 0.5mol of KI,0.05mol of iodine, and 0.14 mol of PEG (MW 400) in 50 ml of acetonitrile solvent.
