Defence barrister Shaun Routledge told the court: "All he wanted to do was
frighten away the injured party.
New Year party led to stabbing
Any sensible government and its security services knows that you don't
frighten away law-breakers by setting up road blocks and the like which they can see a mile away and circumvent, but invite them to travel along a route which you have prepared beforehand.
Passport checks will only delay innocent
"In my opinion, a company that contracts with someone to
frighten away their pigeons needs to do a better follow-up in the area to see what impact that has," Deputy Chief Barrieau said.
Pigeon poison pinpointed; Bird deaths perplex Gardner, until pest control revealed
Also discussed are how to research the life's work of one's physician on Google and ask him questions about his practice (it's important to listen to the tone of the answers as well as the answers themselves); why terms like "experimental/investigational procedures" and "medically necessary" are little more than manipulative word-dancing meant to
frighten away people from demanding insurance payment; how to respectfully and persuasively present one's case to insurance industry bureaucrats and medical professionals who have a vested financial interest in your imminent death (if you die quickly, they don't have to pay for your treatment); and much more.
Fight Your Health Insurer and Win
Opposite a main entrance they may
frighten away clients, however.
Feng shui for beginners: an organized, harmonious work environment is a business asset
The Arabs, he said, had to govern well or they would
frighten away the investing public and let extremists in.
OPEC Views On The Basket Price
"The last thing we want is to
frighten away our own residents.
Traders draw line at meter
Yet the production's mellow incarnation won't
frighten away the older audiences the series can't afford to lose.
Tick, Tick ... Boom!
For a moment I imagined how simple it would be if we today could only stamp our little huarached feet and
frighten away all our enemies.
Christmas stamps. (Starting Here)
Though these categories appear throughout, they do little analytic work--and I fear they will
frighten away undergraduate and non-academic readers.
Down, Up, and Over: Slave Religion and Black Theology
So it would appear that Plaid espouses independence privately, to placate its supporters, but this must never be stated publicly, because it might
frighten away potential voters.
Plaid rethink
The `Effaroucheurs' are precisely what their name inters - intimidators whose job it is to
frighten away not only the thousands of birds but also the tens of thousands of rabbits that inhabit the grassland around Orly's busy runways.
Rabbits call the shots
Requiring the sites' users to identify or register themselves would
frighten away those who depend upon the anonymity and confidentiality of the service.
COPA PLAINTIFFS CAUGHT BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE
The title refers to an incident near the end of the story, when Okada accidentally kills a wild goose with a stone intended to
frighten away a flock of geese.
The Wild Goose
Germans complain of high taxes, rising social security contributions, and east Germany's development costs which
frighten away foreign companies and drive German manufacturers abroad.
Can German planning work?