The hearings on deportability and on an application for discretionary relief have, as a matter of traditional uniform practice, been held in one proceeding before the same special inquiry officer, resulting in one final order of deportation.
A previously published prospective survey of contemporary infection prophylaxis practice in Australia and New Zealand PD units demonstrated poor adherence to national and international best practice guidelines and absence of a uniform, standard practice of exit site care.
Having conceded the minor premise--that materiality is an element of the offense--the Government argues first, that the major premise is flawed; second, that (essentially) a page of history is worth a volume of logic, and uniform practice simply excludes the element of materiality from the syllogism; and third, that stare decisis requires the judgment here to be reversed.
Walk-ons are usually happy to share a bench, a uniform and practice sweat with scholarship players, but Stanley was different.
"On its face, of course, that is just the opposite of a uniform employment practice that would provide the commonality needed for a class action," Justice Scalia wrote.
Cf. Dukes, 131 S. Ct. at 2554 ("[A] 'policy' of allowing discretion" is "the opposite of a uniform employment practice that would provide... commonality").
In addition, the tracking of newborn screening results to ensure that results are obtained on all screened newborns, while desirable, is not a uniform hospital practice.
A recent German observational study on VKA-OAC (n = 1,176), published after the submission of our study, suggested that rapid reversal of INR is associated with less ICH expansion and lower in-hospital mortality, but was not powered to compare reversal therapies due to a uniform national practice of using PCC.
For those on the left, it's due to the uniform practice of neoliberalism.
