Frequent escape attempts, complaints about relaxed discipline and the opening of Port Arthur in 1830 led to the decision to abandon the settlement in 1832.

* Frequent attempts to urinate

Frequent high-level consultations and joint military exercises, meant to discourage potential dissidents and to protect young " revolutions " in each country, were fairly regular features of Ghana-Burkina relations.

* Frequent measurements of blood glucose levels were not used.

Frequent high-level consultations and joint military exercises, meant to discourage potential dissidents and to protect young " revolutions " in each country, were fairly regular features of Ghana-Burkina relations.

Frequent slave-raiding missions by the Spanish Empire in the early 16th century led to a massive decline in the Amerindian population of Barbados so that by 1541 a Spanish writer could claim they were uninhabited.

The members of the NSC were determined to end the crisis decisively, believing that the fall of South Vietnam less than two weeks before and the forced withdrawal of the United States from Cambodia, ( Operation Eagle Pull ) and South Vietnam ( Operation Frequent Wind ) had severely damaged the U. S .' s reputation.

Frequent rumors that his company was in the employ of the Central Intelligence Agency, particularly in the 1960s, were never substantiated, but Wackenhut, who was obsessive about high-tech security gadgets in his private life, did not discourage the suggestion.

Frequent solicitations of Wireless Cable fraud schemes were often heard on talk radio shows like The Sonny Bloch Show in the mid 1990s.

Of these, 12 were designated as " Frequent Service Lines ", which the agency defines as having a headway of 17 minutes or less during weekday rush hours.

Frequent service was provided, and in the 1990s trains were refurbished to provide fewer seats and more standing places.

Frequent exponents of such scoring were Brahms and Mahler.

To alleviate this, airports created Premium lines for passengers traveling in First or Business Class, or those who were elite members of a particular airline's Frequent Flyer program.

Frequent violent clashes between the boat people and security forces caused public outcry and mounting concerns in the early 1990s since many camps were very close to high-density residential areas.

Frequent power outages in the Buenos Aires metro area were eased by the establishment of Segba, and work began on initiating regional power grid integration with Chile and Uruguay.

Frequent references were made to Latham's temper ; he was alleged to have broken a taxi-driver's arm in a scuffle arising from a fare dispute.

Frequent newsreels such as Pathé, international and national newspaper coverage ensured a steady stream of visitors, all of whom were invited to make a donation to the Railway Benevolent Institution.

Frequent inclusions from the latter category were " trippin my nutsack in a frenzy of dikplay ", " poop holds the tent wher it is ", and " log of fag ".

As of February 2010, there were 4. 6 million Everyday Rewards cards registered, with 2. 1 million linked with Qantas Frequent Flyer memberships.

Frequent contributors were Dennis Brisson ( Editor / Editor-in-Chief ), Tim Walsh ( Technical Editor ), Lou Wallace ( Consulting Editor ), Ellen Rule ( Consulting Editor ), Beth Jala ( Review Editor ), Tony Branter ( Freelance Writer ), Robert Rockefeller ( Freelance Writer ) and Arnie Katz ( Freelance Writer ).

Frequent flier programs were developed as a response to regain customer loyalty and reward frequent and high yield passengers.

Frequent anti-Semitic pogroms and foreign loans manage to deflect further restlessness but the latter were a contributing factor in the 1929 crash when Austria-Hungary demanded the repayment of a loan that Russia was unable to fulfill.

Frequent stars of these films were Jean Gabin, Michel Simon, Simone Signoret, and Michèle Morgan.

In Operation Frequent Wind a total of 1, 373 Americans and 5, 595 Vietnamese or third country nationals were evacuated by helicopter.

By 1975 the Talon Vise / Frequent Wind plan had a figure of approximately 8000 US citizens and third country nationals to be evacuated, but were never able to conclude a figure for the number of South Vietnamese to be evacuated.

The two major evacuation points chosen for Operation Frequent Wind were the DAO Compound adjacent to Tan Son Nhut Airport for American civilian and Vietnamese evacuees and the US Embassy, Saigon for Embassy staff.

Frequent mention is made of his patent-leather shoes, damage to which is frequently a subject of ( for the reader, comical ) misery on his part.

Frequent collaborator Evan Dando also made a guest appearance on the album.

Frequent civil wars made central authority tenuous at best.

Frequent references are made to his rather large penis ; Susan nicknames him " donkey " and " tripod ," sparking much of Sally's initial interest in him despite her objections to his political beliefs ( Patrick is a Tory, which conflicts with Sally's Leftish attitudes ).

Frequent use is made of general computer algebra systems such as Mathematica, although domain-specific software is also written for attacks on problems that require high efficiency.

Frequent ejection of the chips must be made in such an operation to avoid jamming and possibly breaking the tap.

He appeared in several made for television films including Moving Target with Jason Bateman, Lady Killer with Judith Light, Frequent Flyer with Joan Severance, Nicole Eggert and Shelley Hack, and Dirty Little Secret opposite Tracey Gold.

Frequent academic exchanges have been made with foreign universities.

Frequent and honorable mention of Álava is made in Napier's History of the Peninsular War, and his name is often met both in lives of the Duke of Wellington and in his correspondence.

Frequent releases ( e. g., betas ) are made available for use to provide insight into how the system could better support user and customer needs.

Frequent references are made throughout the show to pop culture phenomenon, such as when one of the characters, Kyoshiro Kokujo, says " I am dark ... I am the night ... I am Bat-oh wait, wrong show .".

Frequent strikes by some workers ( most critically dock workers ) made things worse.

Frequent bad taste jokes furthering these opinions made him an easy target for Labour jibes when he retired in 1997.

Frequent mention of it is made in the writings of St. John Chrysostom, St. Gregory of Nyssa, and in the Constitution of the Apostles.

Frequent sacrifiices were made to Imra, sometimes for recovery from sickness, seasonable weather, or other material benefits, sometimes from motives of simple piety.