Speaking for a unanimous Court, Mr. Justice Brandeis thus stated what was, until today, the settled law: 'If a certificate is procured when the prescribed qualifications have no existence in fact, it may be cancelled by suit.' Tutun v. United States, 270 U.S. 568, 578, 46 S.Ct.
In an important opinion in United States v. Rabinowitz (1950), Minton reversed a lower-court ruling that search warrants must be procured when "practicable," declaring that the Fourth Amendment prohibited only "unreasonable searches".
1229, 92 L.Ed. 1663, this Court first enunciated the requirement that search warrants must be procured when 'practicable' in a case of search incident to arrest.
The maximum oil yield (48.11%) was procured when SFE was carried out at 44 MPa of pressure, 49 °C of temperature, 0.64 g/min of CO2 flow rate and 81 min of extraction time.
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The legislation does not offer sufficient incentives for countries to turn to Canada when needed drugs may be procured cheaply from countries such as India.
Furthermore, the legislation does not offer sufficient incentives for countries to turn to Canada for help when needed drugs may be procured cheaply from another source country, such as India, which has very competitive prices and has also amended its patent law to act as a source country for countries wanting to make use of the Doha Declaration on TRIPS and Public Health.
Tail prices awarded in response to the latest call for offers have declined, with the potential for the GAVI Alliance and countries to save up to $157m over the coming 11 years provided all contracted doses are procured, and when comparing to the applicable tail prices prior to the conclusion of the tender.
When this happened, drugs could not be procured.
