Similarly, footpad injection, which has been traditionally used to potentiate lymphatic dissemination, is unacceptable without exceptional scientific justification and should then only involve a single paw.
However, wild-caught primates are also used at times, if the scientists can provide exceptional and specific justification.
Except in exceptional cases, such as with coarse gravel and no rubber-tired rollers, there is no justification for the use of a smooth road roller on a forest road.
But then, the 11 September 2001 attacks occurred – and created an exceptional circumstance used by some as justification to draw new lines between right and wrong.
(a) A federal district court may decline to exercise its jurisdiction because of parallel state-court litigation only in exceptional circumstances; only the clearest of justifications will warrant dismissal.
The CAT says, "No exceptional circumstance whatsoever … may be invoked as justification of torture," a principle the US endorsed without reservation.
"The requirements of the EU allow for objective justification, that is clear evidence of exceptional circumstances.
Egypt requests the elimination of the safeguard embodied in the URA, as there is no justification for this procedure which is exceptional to agriculture.
The Convention Against Torture says "no exceptional circumstance whatsoever … may be invoked as a justification of torture" and mandates prompt investigation and, if the facts warrant, prosecution.
Other types of possible documents in the Attachments panel include documentation about or from subcontractors (i.e., the Subrecipient Commitment Form), cost sharing commitments, exceptional PI/PD status documentation, and non-standard F&A rate justification.
