The fact that another jury, hearing the same case, might reach a different conclusion may make the system 'unpredictable,' but it has never stopped us from employing juries in these analogous contexts". Id.
In other analogous contexts, the FCC has had to develop a large, arcane set of rules to define "affiliated" enterprises.
Analogous context effects are evident in many commonplace experiences.
Our conclusion is consistent with case law in the analogous context of Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat.
Moreover, the Supreme Court, in the analogous context of a state manual recount of a Senate election, stated: "Unless Congress acts, Article 1, Section 4, empowers the states to regulate the conduct of senatorial elections.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals from which the instant case comes has recognized in an analogous context, that 'all declarations and statements under the compulsion of the things so seized, are affected by the vice of primary illegality.
Indeed, the fact that suicide and attempted suicide are no longer criminal offences in many jurisdictions indicates that the central importance of individual self-determination in a closely analogous context has been accepted.
Nanotoxicology operates in an analogous context but with a focus on biological and toxicologic properties.
Accordingly, this perspective offers a tractable approach for designing interacting MPSs and relating in vitro results to analogous context in vivo.
· It presents evidence for a retrospective analysis of issues around training, resource availability, financing, health workforce, and service delivery, in an analogous context.
Therefore, although we cannot exclude that our results pertain only to our area, it is reasonable to suppose that an analogous context may be referred to the Southern part of our country.
