nondrinking

Plan to go out with a nondrinking friend?

The literature will also mention the importance of designating a nondrinking driver.

"Perhaps you would do better assigned to a nondrinking roommate, Ensign," he suggested casually.

Young drinkers are far more likely than their nondrinking peers to have car accidents, commit date rape and get into fights.

When questioned about its relationship with beer, sports quickly points to its small nondrinking areas for spectators and to commercials suggesting, "Know when to say when."

'People Get Disgusted' An usher, Sigmund Levine, said situations like this made the nondrinking sections a good idea.

In most, the nondrinking group comprises lifetime abstainers and recovered alcoholics, both of whom can answer "Nothing" to the typical question "How much did you drink last year?"

Sober Vacations International (800-762-3738, www.sobervacations.com), for example, arranges no-alcohol vacations, for recovering alcoholics or for those looking to travel in a nondrinking environment.

The ruling found that brief roadside stops by police officers who were seeking dangerous drunken drivers was not an invasion of the rights of all the nondrinking drivers.

Middle-aged nondrinkers who began consuming moderate amounts of alcohol had a 38% lower chance of having a heart attack or stroke than their nondrinking counterparts, a recent study showed.

We all, even the nondrinking Dr. and Mrs. Norvel Young, raise our paper cups as Yevtushenko makes a toast: "To the great writer, the great composer."

George Atkinson, one of the inventors, acknowledges that the invention could err if a nondrinking driver was chauffeuring a carload of heavy drinkers, or if an open container of liquor was in the car.

In a significant display of television's power to bring about social change, a public-service campaign has helped to raise national awareness of the importance of selecting a nondrinking driver before a social occasion to reduce drunken driving and accidents.

For any particular nondrinking person, it still cannot be wrong to say that if that particular person is drinking, then everyone in the pub is drinking - because that person is, in fact, not drinking.

Reports from West Berlin said Mr. Momper toasted the pact with a glass of champagne, to which the nondrinking chief Alternative List negotiator, Christian Strobele, responded with a tumbler of mineral water.

Likewise, a nondrinking American banker who did a stint in Tokyo in the late 1980's says he got through after-work drinking sessions in the Ginza by passing his hand over his glass and saying kyokai, or church.

A study using functional M.R.I. scans, published in 2004, found that alcohol-abusing teenagers who were given a spatial test showed more activation in the parietal regions of the brain, toward the back of the skull, than did nondrinking teenagers.

The nondrinking seats will be in effect for New York Islanders games and for the games of Long Island's newest sports team, the New York Saints, an indoor lacrosse team that plays its first home game at the Coliseum Jan. 20.