Early warning would be given of problems.
Ample warnings must be given of possible side-effects.
Only from this perspective can a satisfactory account be given of the Church's life and activity".
One by one, an account will be given of their deaths.
Simmons also cited the practice of Birmingham University that two weeks' notice must be given of visiting speakers "so that the university can vet them".
In 1978 the Japanese government passed a law requiring adequate warnings to be given of major earthquakes so that people could be evacuated and emergency services put on full alert.
Most formalists have held that a partial account can be given of these but that, in the end, the presence of the qualities must be felt intuitively and cannot be described.
Therefore, only a rough estimate can be given of the total number of species contained in these ecosystems, as well as the number that are becoming extinct as a result of forest clearance.
The result, in either case, is the same; a writer is born -- not that this writer would be so vain as to put it so baldly: "No true account can be given of how or why you became a writer, nor is there any moment of which you can say: This is when I became a writer.
A more responsible and reflective attitude sees cultural relativism and causal over-determination as, simultaneously, factors and constraints that must be taken into account in the search either for truth, or at least the most stable and robust account that can be given of a subject matter.
Tours will also be given of the 95-year-old Waterfront Museum and Showboat Barge, a railroad barge-cum-museum; the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, a 1969 reproduction of a traditional sailing vessel commissioned by Pete Seeger as an educational boat; and the Day Peckinpaugh, a 1921 cargo carrier built for the Erie Canal.
