We cannot but express our regret at the unfortunate collision between the two courts, and the belief that the considerate observance of the rule of comity is adequate to avert such occurrences.
Preventing their formation by proper choice of materials or eliminating them when formed may avert the occurrence of catastrophic failures.
**** Nobody doubts that the duty of England requires her to observe a strict neutrality in the great European struggle which is beginning, and everyone trusts that we may be able to avert the occurrence of any aggression upon the smaller neutral states - a kind calculated, by affecting our honour or our interests, to entangle us in the contest.
Therefore, apart from creating awareness on the whole package of medical service to pregnant women, regardless of area of residence, availing the comprehensive obstetric service for the rural women in the study area may reduce or avert the occurrence of obstructed labor and its sequel.
In addition, the series adds further evidence that adherence to a set of standard safety measures, in this setting, averts the occurrence of symptomatic epidural hematomas.
Preoperative doppler to rule out any lower extremity DVT might have averted the occurrence of PE and the resulting cardiac arrest with adequate anticoagulation as ECT can be safely administered while the patient is adequately anticoagulated [ 18, 27] or has an IVC filter [ 19] thus reducing the incidence of PE, if any.
Many fear we are not able to provide what is needed to avert increasing cataclysmic occurrences from affecting the entire planet and everyone of us on Earth.
An RNLI spokesman said it was not a common occurrence for Humber RNLI, but "necessary to avert a potential incident developing".
However, because conflicts were presented as salient occurrences from the start in our vignettes, avoiding, which averts conflict in advance, could not be examined.
"We strive to further the occurrence of whatever we imagine will lead to Joy, and to avert or destroy what we imagine is contrary to it, or will lead to Sadness".
Two seemingly disparate occurrences.
