Sentence examples for case by case assessment from inspiring English sources

The 2013 Sex Discrimination Amendment (Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Intersex Status) Act stated that sports exemptions will not be applied as a blanket rule, but include case by case assessment.

Strategies include: case by case assessment [ 10], selective (75 g or 100 g) oral glucose tolerance testing of high risk women identified using specific risk factors or a 50 g glucose challenge test [ 11] and universal testing, i.e. offering all women an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) [ 12].

Changing antenatal care policy to identify women with GDM from case by case assessment and selective diagnostic OGTT, to offering a diagnostic OGTT to all pregnant women was associated with increased rates of GDM diagnoses and severe hyperglycaemia in the whole obstetric population, but with lower detection rates in those who completed the OGTT.

Maternal risk factors (previous GDM, family history of diabetes, previous history of giving birth to a baby with macrosomia, obesity, South Asian or black ethnicity, glycosuria, raised result of any random blood glucose test and increased liquor volume) were available for women who had completed an OGTT between 2004 to 2006 (case by case assessment and selectively tested group).

The new rule replaced the former case-by-case assessment of a patent holder's waiver of protection for particular aspects of a patent.

Mr. Schwarzenegger, a naturalized American citizen from Austria, presented his action on the bills as a pragmatic, case-by-case assessment of their merits.

Traditionally, banking involves a case-by-case assessment of the risk of every loan, and it's hard to industrialize that process.

With friction multiplying, diplomats should conduct a case-by-case assessment to identify the technology links that raise irreconcilable national security issues.

The report said that expulsions could be judged legal only if certain conditions were met, including a thorough, case-by-case assessment of each individual's situation.

It added that expulsions could be judged legal only if certain conditions were met, including a thorough, case-by-case assessment of each individual's situation.

SYDNEY, Australia — The Australian government might accept some detainees who are released from Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, for resettlement at the request of the United States, but only after a rigorous case-by-case assessment, an Australian newspaper reported on Saturday.