For example, in cases of hearing voices (sometimes called auditory verbal hallucinations), people sometimes struggle to describe the nature of the "voice" they hear.
"The same approach is taken by the U.S. Supreme Court," he added, for example in cases involving the Ku Klux Klan.
But Senator Jeff Sessions, an Alabama Republican and Mr. Pryor's principal supporter, called him "this solid Catholic individual" and said that his opposition to abortion, for example, in cases of rape and incest, was good Catholic doctrine.
Other information -- like driving records, credit histories and Social Security numbers -- is available to companies and individuals under certain legal guidelines, for example, in cases when a person consents to a search of his past.
For example, in cases when an individual decides against becoming a donor, a board should simply inform the intended recipient that the potential donor is "not suitable" without further explanation.
For example, in cases in 2003 and 2007, the court divided on whether to suppress certain evidence on the grounds that police officers had obtained it as a result of an allegedly unconstitutional search.
Incapacitation is also utilized, for example, in cases involving offenders who are deemed dangerous (such as those guilty of murder) and likely to commit grave and violent crimes unless restrained.
It was too late for her little girl, but fully in keeping with official guidelines from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) which don't support routine screening and recommend that antibiotics are only offered to women in certain "high-risk" categories - for example, in cases of premature labour or when the mother has already had GBS-infected babies.
For example, in cases of private-sector participation one of the things which was mentioned by Thierry was the fact that governments cannot simply say, "OK let the private sector into the country, we wash our hands and they deal with it, they sort out the mess".
Such optimism is absent, for example, in cases of "therapeutic trust" (Horsburgh 1960).
This may happen, for example, in cases where the above two effects play a crucial role.
