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They were denied a couple of times by offside decisions and perhaps it was inevitable there would be occasions when the French champions struggled for their usual fluency.

There will be occasions when the use of American troops is warranted, but Washington should not make a blanket commitment to contribute soldiers to all U.N. peacekeeping operations.

Avon and Somerset Police also refused, stating: "Public safety is of paramount importance and there may be occasions when the release of information concerning public safety may not actually be in the public's interest".

Draft guidance says planning authorities "should recognise that there will be occasions when the economic benefits will outweigh social and environmental considerations".

A couple of times a week friends will invite her to a braai, a South African barbecue, and there will be occasions when the 33-year-old will give in to temptation.

Senior officers say that while much of the exercise will be hidden from view, there may be occasions when the public hear loud noises or see areas being cordoned off.

There are occasions when the agencies themselves are to blame.

There were occasions when the machinery did work that efficiently.

There are occasions when the conditions are not acceptable, and The Times rightly declines.

Nitrification was generally maintained over the 3-year period although there were occasions when the process was inconsistent.

There are occasions when the result outshines the performance, and this was perhaps one.