You succeeded in limiting joint political actions to a few narrowly defined circumstances and instances.
The president can no longer dissolve parliament at will, but only in specific, narrowly defined circumstances.
In 2014, when the last official figures were compiled, there were 5,875 armed police officers, though they were only deployed in strictly defined circumstances.
Although many travel insurance policies cover trip cancellation or interruption because of terrorism, they typically outline very narrowly defined circumstances that would kick in this provision.
It proposes "allowing an optional section of the personal statement to be tailored to each choice and allowing additional personal statements in defined circumstances".
She predicted that the right to copy, under carefully defined circumstances, would still "definitely apply to AIDS drugs, cancer drugs and lifesaving drugs".
By explicitly authorizing these offensive operations in appropriate, defined circumstances, a new statute would strengthen the president's power to provide for the common defense in cyberspace.
"International law already prohibits the use of currently available autonomous technology for offensive attack operations [unless they are tasked] in the most particular and narrowly defined circumstances," Boothby said.
On Friday, the Direct Marketing Association (DMA), which represents companies sending mailshots and other marketing material, wrote to the regulator objecting to Royal Mail's request, but adding that restrictions could be lifted in tightly defined circumstances.
The criticism came a day after the Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, said his cabinet had formally endorsed a reinterpretation of a constitutional clause banning the use of armed force except in narrowly defined circumstances.
