Loco Moco.

Loco who?

There's Loco!

3. Inspection, loco.

Hawaiian Loco Moco ?

Hawaiian Loco Moco.

I'll call Loco.

This is Loco.

6. Documents office, loco.

I've been going loco.

Andate de aqui, loco. Anda. Huh?

If I'm not loco, so do I.

You didn't say her name was Loco.

Listen to this man. Man's gone loco.

I'm sorry, honey. Things go loco here every time I'm away.

If you're in care, legally the government is your parent, loco parentis.

And as time went by, she became the town character... regarded not just as different, but downright loco and nuts... which brings us to lie number two...

It means that others are acting in loco parentis on our behalf and assuming a protective role until we are strong enough to be able to govern ourselves.

Among other things in this regard, the Court clearly stated that the route chosen for the wall gives expression in loco to the illegal measures taken by Israel with regard to Jerusalem and the settlements, as deplored by the Security Council (ibid., para.

Teachers in training should be familiarized with the professional ethos of teaching, with the code of conduct to which they will be required to subscribe, with the implications of the concept in loco parentis (in the place of the parents), with legal provisions for their employment, including what constitutes misconduct and procedures for dealing with misconduct.