Sentence examples for established circumstances from inspiring English sources
It would be wrong for the President, the Secretary of State or the Attorney General to admit Mr. Waldheim in light of the plain language and intent of our own laws, principles stated in the relevant treaty and the established circumstances.
An alternative view is expressed by Weissenböck et al. [ 22] who postulated that perhaps total Brachyspira load in an animal is more important than the presence or absence of any particular species or strain, and that "under certain as yet to be established circumstances all members of the genus Brachyspira have pathogenic potential, once they are allowed to multiply extensively" [ 22].
The thalamic injury may lead to an inability to recover breathing to a hypoxic challenge from apnoea, while the hippocampal/parahippocampal pathology may contribute to asymmetric influences on autonomic outflow, establishing circumstances for cardiac arrhythmia and hypotension.
"The state government has established favorable circumstances and has been very pragmatic," said a retired Nigerian general, Henry Clark, who has been following the situation in the Niger Delta and whose brother is a prominent regional leader.
Since then, many states have passed laws establishing the circumstances and timetables for setting up screening programs, and at least 400 hospitals now have screening programs.
This policy establishes these circumstances and the procedures for making such advances.
Upgrading the charges would require establishing aggravating circumstances, in a crime that even veteran law enforcement officials found unusually brutal.
