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In the course of the search , the cottage in which the prince had taken refuge was entered . While the collective culture here at Penn Engineering has taken on a decidedly more youthful cast , the intellectual scope and high caliber of the department ’ s young faculty are in keeping with the institution ’ s proud tradition . " ( d ) In a proceeding before a magistrate , any of the following acts or conduct shall constitute a contempt of the district court for the district wherein the magistrate is sitting : ( 1 ) disobedience or resistance to any lawful order , process or writ ; ( 2 ) misbehavior at a hearing or other proceeding , or so near the place thereof as to obstruct the same ; ( 3 ) failure to produce , after having been ordered to do so , any pertinent document ; ( 4 ) refusing to appear after having been subpenaed or , upon appearing , refusal to take the oath or affirmation as a witness , or , having taken the oath or affirmation , refusal to be examined according to law ; or ( 5 ) any other act or conduct which if committed before a judge of the district court would constitute contempt of such court . However plausible these ideas may at first seem , and however well they corresponded to the state of science in Kant 's day , their foundations have been shaken by the course that science has taken since then .... The little tykes have taken to , in contemporary parlance , acting out , which here takes the form of well-worn schemes to scare off potential nannies . Memorial has taken an active role in providing acute , chronic , and cancer pain management for its community . I had taken Terry 's name as a protest against my father , and because I wanted to prove I could make it on my own . We have taken action against other individuals who have misused financial reinsurance and we will continue to do so where we believe it has been misused . Since coming to Grove he has proved a most capable teacher and has taken part in all activities of the school , and the board feels it is fortunate in having him accept the principalship ( The Parisian , August 4 , 1944 ) . Remarked another shepherd : “ That ’ s when we decided we ’ d better come see this thing that has taken place , which the Lord has made known to us . Such shifting of the physical force not having taken place in the case of women ; this fact , combined with all the peculiar and characteristic features of the particular case , made it certain from the first that this branch of the system of right founded on might , though softened in its most atrocious features at an earlier period than several of the others , would be the very last to disappear . Such people could presumably decline to be vaccinated , but they would remain vulnerable to infection with vaccinia virus shed by those who had taken the vaccine . After the two years have expired , without her husband having taken her back , or , before that , if he should have died , the adulteress , having had her head shaved , and assumed a religious habit , shall remain there during lifetime , and her property , if she has any , shall be divided into three parts , two of which should be given to her children , and the third to the monastery . My sister , Wendy had taken several long road trips with her family over the past few years throughout Mexico . Not everybody in government was unaware of this abuse : it was mentioned in the newspaper article that the head of MI6 , Sir Colin McColl , and the head of MI5 , Stella Rimington , had taken measures to ensure that their own bank accounts could not be read ( maybe they bank in France ) . Other successful group efforts have been a monthly community newspaper , a weekly 3I newspaper ( both of which frequently deal with commuity issues ) , a " walk for development " in which students have taken leading roles and through which money has been raised for various self-help programs , an effort to provide better recreational facilities for young people , a project to develop an alternative program for junior high school students of which this pamphlet is one result , and such organizations as Dial Help and Sunshine , many of whose staff members have been 3I students . We live in a world , however , where from time immemorial obedience to the commands of the Prophets has been the exception rather than the rule ; where love of self has been a more prevalent motive than love of God ; where limited and party interests have taken precedence of the interests of humanity as a whole ; where material possessions and sensual pleasures have been preferred to the social and spiritual welfare of mankind . The weather is delightful days agreeably warm but the nights very chilly the latter is more noticeable from our deficiency in clothing the Depot party having taken all the reserve things back with them to the Darling . A prominent member of ' 88 is reported to have mistaken the date of his examination in English , and to have taken that on Constitu - tional History with the Juniors , supposing from the strange look of the paper , that he had taken insufficient notes .