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There would be nothing stopping UK airlines from stipulating the country in which court proceedings must be commenced in their terms and conditions – meaning UK passengers would need to find a solicitor in Lithuania or Lebanon, or wherever else the airline chooses".

However, about 88.3% of these doctors are keen in participating in such an activity, if it were to be commenced in their ward.

Clinicians believed that centres needed to be sufficiently incentivised by health systems to provide home haemodialysis at rates comparable with in-centre haemodialysis before home haemodialysis could be commenced in their centres.

The commissioning of the first 2 MW system will be commenced in the end of 2014.

A strict fluid balance must be commenced in theatre and should extend into the postoperative period.

In depth studies could be commenced in these areas in order to identify vectors and reservoirs.

Antifungal, antiviral, and antipneumocystis prophylaxis, and immunoglobulin replacement therapy should be commenced in these patients.

Most authors agree that to provide substantial protection against TB in HDPs, chemoprophylaxis should be commenced in all patients with a positive TST [ 5].

For example, highly active anti‐retroviral therapy (HAART) should be commenced in patients for whom a diagnosis of HIV‐TTP is made.

It was commenced in the 60s by the late Roye England, a thin, bespectacled vicar manque in beret and mac who ate only Crunchies, black bananas and boiled eggs "because they were quick", so leaving time for his layout.

Yet despite all this, figures just released by the Home Office reveal that 3.8m scientific procedures using animals were commenced in Great Britain last year – the greatest number since current records began, 25 years ago.