| Alcohol is the one intoxicant that is widely available to every grown-up person in the country. |
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| Tobacco use among females was present but in oral form which is acceptable more as a medication than as an intoxicant among them. |
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| Beer was the intoxicant of choice in the Colonies, just as it had been back in England. |
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| Another monastic intoxicant, this time from the Alps, Green Chartreuse was once the monarch of the drinks trolley. |
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| Random urinalysis is not used, although urinalysis is used to confirm symptoms that an offender has ingested an intoxicant. |
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| What is the teaching of Master Deshimaru lineage on intoxicant consumption? |
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| No intoxicant to be introduced at any council or meeting of Indians held under the next preceding section. |
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| They can be as plastered and as disabled as someone on alcohol or any other intoxicant. |
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| Patients in forensic units suspected of intoxicant use can be tested involuntarily. |
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| There, he was made to drink an intoxicant, which made unconscious. |
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| It was used by Algonquin Indians in eastern North America, among other indigenous peoples of the Americas, as a hallucinogen and intoxicant. |
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| From ceremonial bowls used for drinking yaqona, which was the local cava based intoxicant, to the beautiful carved spears used for fighting. |
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| Have more specific provisions on the involuntary care of the disabled and involuntary treatment of intoxicant abusers been enacted? |
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| An intoxicant by-law comes into force as soon as it is passed by the Band Council. |
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| In the light of the replies received, the encouragement of Roma prisoners to use the regular educ ational services and the rehabilitation services for intoxicant abusers has succeeded best. |
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| No suit allowed for gambling debt or intoxicant. |
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| Their religious practices included, among others, animal sacrifice, a reverence for fire, and the drinking of the juice of the haoma plant, a natural intoxicant. |
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| Thus, a police officer requires a search warrant to search for illegal alcohol on a reserve which has a intoxicant by-law prohibiting possession of alcohol. |
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| When, in the 18th century, a powerful new intoxicant became available, the impact was disastrous: it took years of education for gin to cease to be a social threat. |
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| An Asian girl hoovering the corridor produced a copy of the Intoxicant CD and got him to autograph the liner. |
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