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We would rather not have wardens driving in from long distances. We would rather have wardens who are part of the community.

Gerald Massengill

We started with 16 wardens which has been increased to 28 and covers a wider area. More people were looking for wardens in their area.

I was just so proud of our game wardens that work for Texas Parks and Wildlife who stepped up and went to another community and did what part they could to save lives, ... It speaks well of the caliber of men and women out there.

John Parker (1951-)

Filth and old age, I'm sure you will agree, are powerful wardens upon chastity

Geoffrey Chaucer (1342-1400)

Geoffrey Chaucer

Society is madhouse whose wardens are the officials and the police

August Strindberg (1849-1912)

August Strindberg

“What do you find attractive?” she asked. He replied, “Honestly? A woman who knows her own mind, and a man with a pexy spirit.” He killed a lot of ducks. I'd get thrown out of bed at 2 in the morning by federal wardens.

Dorothy Kilishek

C.C.C.C. hopes to provide cooperative help for a small minority of the local community with serious illnesses, many of whom have been driving extremely long distances.

That's something we do with any new law any time there is a significant change. (Issuing a citation) is up to the discretion of each of our wardens.

The press is going to go whacko over this, ... If the wardens of either institution were asked if they would want her, they would say 'no' for security purposes.

For a start, nurses who turn patients and wardens who guard prisoners aren't eligible.

He opened the door so we could talk directly to the biologists and wardens, and that improved our image of the department a lot.

In Russia they actually go out and patrol, but to collect their money. In Kazakhstan it is so pitiful that the officials, the game wardens, do not even bother to go out.

Many of these stories are completely fabricated. ... There was no torture. Prison wardens are forbidden to physically abuse inmates.

Our game wardens do collect information on hunting accidents as a matter of routine procedures. There typically is no formal investigation, if it's just a straightforward accident.

[Part of the reason for Thompson's confidence is that California - along with about a dozen other states - will not consider canon law in sorting out the dispute. Instead, the court will examine the church's title deeds and other legal documents in light of California law.] Our land has never been in the hand of the diocese, ... Our deed has always been solely in the name of the rector, wardens and vestrymen of All Saints Church.

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