The decision to apply, in many cases, is a decision to effectively abandon working altogether.
So out of the 1,700 that Michael Gove, the education secretary, said had applied, "in many cases, all they are doing is asking for information," she explained.
This doctrine has been applied in many cases involving smoke, dust, noxious odors, vibration and the like, in which the injury was not to the land itself but to the personal comfort of dwellers on the land.
The actual contents of the findings against Koch, that is, the reason for the death sentence imposed on him was the system of murder, a system which Koch invented and applied in many cases.
Despite its enormous popularity in the last two decades of the 20th century, the concept of sustainable development proved difficult to apply in many cases, primarily because the results of long-term sustainability analyses depend on the particular resources focused upon.
The following result for a Banach space with a normal cone can be easily applied in many cases.
(2) The traditional one-dimensional segmentation scheme, of one subduction zone divided into a series of segments along the trench axis, does not apply in many cases.
Thus, the traditional paradigm that fisheries will become commercially extinct before the targets of those fisheries become biologically extirpated may not apply in many cases.
Here, we review these roles of parasites, keeping in mind that explanations other than parasites can possibly apply in many cases.
The substantial proportion of deaths attributed to witchcraft in this population also emphasises that non-biomedical models of thinking may be applied in many cases (5).
