In many instances the objectives of such legislation can more effectively be achieved by civil sanctions, as, for example, suits for damages, injunctions, and the revocation of licenses.
"We said, how on earth is an English court supposed to adjudicate on, for example, claims for damages for supposed 'economic chaos' resulting from increased security measures imposed by the government after the attempted coup?
Yet even after Tokyo's concessions Beijing has kept up its bluster, insisting, for example, on compensation for damage to the Chinese ship.
Planned and unplanned innovations can also occur out of desperation, in situations where the prognosis seems otherwise hopeless (for example, abbreviated "damage control" surgery for major combined vascular and visceral injury 10).
Light harvesting in plants and algae is highly regulated on a seconds-to-minutes timescale to avoid, for example, damage from excess solar illumination.
For example, damage produced by Hurricanes Katrina and Ike in the United States on the facades of tall buildings, located in urban areas, has been documented.
For example, damage ratios – the ratio of the cost of repair to the building replacement cost– are limited at 1.
For example, damage to a house caused by a hillside that tumbles down after a rainstorm is not covered, Tribble said.
Strong associations were complications specific to surgery or anaesthesia, for example damage to intra-abdominal organs.
For example, damage along the reticulospinal tract decreases its inhibitory influence, resulting in increased muscle tone [ 15].
