The authorities, in turn, have noted that some growers are exceeding limits on how much of the drug they can possess, and say the circumstances of some robberies are murky.
H&F says that an as yet undecided proportion of these will be for social rent - the cheapest form of housing in the UK, and one likely to be inhabited by people who are poor, unwell, in desperate circumstances of some kind and possibly all three.
Bone regeneration is a complicated physiological process comprising of bone formation and resorption under the circumstances of some pathological conditions.
There was inadequate detail available about the circumstances of some falls, although there had been a concerted effort to collect these data.
But he cautions that because it's only a single example, "it's difficult to judge" whether this is a common phenomenon or an isolated case "due to rare circumstances of some sort".
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the circumstances of some traffic stops, particularly when the detained individual is armed, might justify a safety measure... that would incidentally impact an individual's exercise of the First Amendment right to film.
Mr Justice Abbott addressed the court: He then went on to direct the jury at length, commenting at one point that these disturbances "seem to have been the necessity of an advance in the wages of husbandry; but the circumstances of some among the offenders do not correspond with the supposition of such an object".
And the pro-choice camp has been backed into a corner we, whose personal experience of abortion is not the one defined by the right, have stood by and let them get backed into a corner by emphasizing the desperate circumstances of some women seeking abortions.
The conclusion of a study in the United Kingdom was that, despite stated intentions to promote dignity, the circumstances of some elderly care institutions rendered this impossible for staff, and caused patients to experience avoidable indignities [ 20].
