Sentence examples for Can be commenced from inspiring English sources

Rather unusually, there is some equality between claimant and defendant in death in libel because it is also the case that no action can be commenced against the estate of a deceased defamer if the person responsible for the libel dies before the verdict.

Subsequently, water flow around the tablet can be commenced and the changes in this distribution monitored.

If lithium treatment does not provide a significant response, indomethacin can be commenced as second-line approach.

Chaston (2010) in his book has suggested that under the life cycle concept of an enterprise, a new chasm has to be crossed before the next stage of growth can be commenced.

If lithium treatment does not provide a significant response, as second line approach indomethacin can be commenced, at a dose ranging from 25 to 75 mg at bedtime; based on the above remarks, caffeine can also be tried, alone or in combination with indomethacin.

Early recognition is critical so that appropriate management can be commenced.

The alternative is that research, which is of public-health importance, can never be commenced.

In such cases only, going ahead without diagnostic validation may be justifiable, because the alternative is that research of public-health importance can never be commenced.

If such resources are not allocated by the executive (i.e. by the relevant minister or one of their delegates) a communications project can not be commenced or continued.

As advanced life support (ALS) by emergency medical services (EMS) can only be expected to be commenced several minutes after OHCA, timely initiation of basic life support (BLS) by lay bystanders is crucial to ensure a timely perfusion of the brain and other vital organs.

For those fixed penalty offences that can only be tried in the magistrates' court, such a prosecution would have to be commenced within six months of the offence.