Sentence examples for cases of unforeseen from inspiring English sources

They should be kept in purpose-built detention centres, except in cases of "unforeseen heavy burdens", in which case ordinary jails will do.

Air freight is used in cases of unforeseen emergencies but almost never as a part of the base case supply plan.

Having an overdraft is, in the absence of another cash buffer, a useful facility in case of unforeseen events.

For younger clients, Robert W. Tull Jr., a financial planner in Chesapeake, Va., recommended setting up a trust at death, in case of unforeseen hardships that might require money down the road.

In case of unforeseen events such as very high snow loads, monitoring could act either as alarm system or allow for the structure to being operated safely.

These experiments require strategies to sustain a discharge in case of unforeseen events, e.g. heat overloads of plasma facing components or the failure of a plasma heating source.

The generation from WPPs can meet the load demands in Eastern and Western Danish power systems, but the conventional power plants are operating to uphold the system reliability in case of unforeseen events.

The reshaping strategy modifies the velocity of the robot to match three requirements: i) to increase the human safety in case of close interaction with the robot, ii) to guarantee the correct task execution in case of unforeseen obstacles (including the human), and iii) to replan online the current task taking into account the human behavior.

Mothers and caretakers were encouraged to come back at any time between scheduled visits in case of unforeseen symptoms.

One major problem with many of the active drive mechanisms currently under consideration is that if the drive system works as required it will be extremely difficult to recall the construct after release in the case of unforeseen negative consequences (although some traits, such as HEGs, can be theoretically recalled by releasing insects carrying resistance alleles; 19).

Certain steps may allow for human override in case of unforeseen circumstances, sometimes through a consultative process.