Most notably, "S 2243 provides that "the person detained may, under oath, deny any of the facts set forth in the return or allege any other material facts," and "S 2246 allows the taking of evidence in habeas proceedings by deposition, affidavit, or interrogatories.
This allowed the taking of an X-ray movie of the implosion.
The Fotofinder mediscope allows the taking of consistent photographs for a before and after comparison.
It seeks rather to diminish the devastating human cost of conflicts and to ensure a fairer fight (ICRC 2004).9 Human rights law, on the other hand, seeks to protect individuals from potentially abusive actions by states and does not allow the arbitrary taking of life under any circumstances.10.10
In the high middle ages, canonists and theologians invented legal fictions that allowed for the taking of moderate interest where it could be shown that the money lent otherwise had productive value.
Serotonergic measures allowed for the taking of comparable metabolic measures between monoamines.
Nurses and doctors entering the specially sealed bed unit will wear protective clothing and will only access the patient through special sleeves built into the tent to allow clinical care, including the taking of bloods and administration of intravenous therapies.
The boardwalk is within the barker inlet aquatic reserve, where the taking of crabs shellfish and plants is prohibited and pets are not allowed.
A unique opportunity was given by the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek (NCG), who allowed the examination and the taking of samples from the fragments of the Palace of Apries from Memphis, Egypt, which have richly preserved polychromy.
The seal, date and signature of a notary public are there to bolster the reliability and integrity of a document, especially one that allows a court to order the taking of someone's home.
