He said he would ask the attorney general to apply for a "nolle", a rarely used power to allow the case to discontinue on exceptional grounds.
A majority - 52% - were either given full refugee status or allowed to stay on exceptional grounds or were refused without proper consideration of their case.
On exceptional grounds, individuals, non-governmental organizations and groups of individuals may bring cases before the Court, without first proceeding under Article 55 of the Banjul Charter (article 6 of the Draft Protocol).
Some patients who failed all three parameters could still receive another OnabotulinumtoxinA injection if they perceived that the first injection had improved their QoL based on the patient's perception or improvement on at least six points on the HIT-6 score, although as they did not fulfil the NICE responder criteria, further funding applications were made on exceptional grounds.
Her division gained repute as an exceptional training ground for building experience, responsibility, and confidence.
"We could, on an exceptional basis, take it to 15,000 by adding to the stands at either end of the ground," said the chairman Nigel Wray.
In any case, the determination of many Scots to take charge of their destiny and protect their cultural identity is far from exceptional, or grounded in irrational passion.
It said it planned to bring an "exceptional and ground-breaking" summer festival to Hyde Park while "re-invigorating the venue".
By vivid contrast, Freebrook Academy offers an exceptional program, grounded in the best educational practices and, perhaps most importantly, committed to equity, justice and opportunity for all children.
Except in exceptional cases the grounds on which the circuit courts are held authorized to follow an earlier state decision rather than a later one, or to apply the rules of commercial law as understood by this court rather than those laid down by the local tribunals, are not grounds of constitutional right, but considerations of justice or expediency.
