Sentence examples for Prescribed circumstances from inspiring English sources
note 15. k3ZA 5) HFE Act 1990 (as amended) states that: "Regulations may provide that - (a) an egg can be a permitted egg, or (b) an embryo can be a permitted embryo, even though the egg or embryo has had applied to it in prescribed circumstances a prescribed process designed to prevent the transmission of serious mitochondrial disease".
In most other jurisdictions wiretapping is authorized under prescribed circumstances at the request of judicial, prosecuting, or police officials.
"Cultural institutions hold artifacts in trust for the public," he added, "and deacquisition should only take place under very narrowly prescribed circumstances.
Modelling has evolved over the last 100 years as a means of describing and interpreting complex and variable performance and increasingly as a means of predicting likely performance in prescribed circumstances for better decision making.
Right-to-Know: police can proactively disclose information in prescribed circumstances.
"In tightly prescribed circumstances, law enforcement and security services should be able to seek to obtain unencrypted data from communications service providers.
So, it's a compromise, as had been prescribed by circumstances.
The Commissioner may by annual revenue procedure (or otherwise) prescribe the circumstances under which disclosure of information on a return (or qualified amended return) in accordance with applicable forms and instructions is adequate.
It is just one of the prevention treatments available and is only prescribed under certain circumstances to ensure the treatment provided is the most effective".
Under proper circumstances, prescribed burning can be used to prepare seedbeds for natural germination of most tree species, to control insect and disease infestations, to reduce weed competition, to reduce fire hazard, and to manipulate forest cover type.
The death penalty is a state-level policy, but county prosecutors make the case-by-case decision on whether to seek it, usually by weighing "special circumstances" prescribed in state laws.
