Sentence examples for exceptional procedures from inspiring English sources

Richard Whittam, QC, for the crown said the case involved "clearly exceptional circumstances" which had led to the "exceptional procedures" that had been approved by Nicol.

Richard Whittam QC, for the crown, told the court of appeal in open court that the case was exceptional and exceptional procedures were necessary.

Richard Whittam, QC, for the crown, told the court the case involved clearly exceptional circumstances which had led to the "exceptional procedures" that had been approved by Nicol on 19 May.

Richard Whittam, QC, for the crown, told the court the case involved clearly exceptional circumstances which had led to the "exceptional procedures" that had been approved by Mr Justice Nicol on 19 May.

The paper argues that mega-events produce spaces of exception in its host cities by declaring temporary regulations that are tailored towards the needs of the events rights holders and their commercial partners, along with national elites, normalizing the exceptional procedures and compromising the daily activities of locals in the spaces appropriated for the event.

The independent mood of the two municipal assemblies was neutralized by making an exceptional procedure the rule: dictatorial powers were now granted for a fixed term that was always renewed.

ECMO is an exceptional procedure which requires formalized monitoring including safety check-lists use of which has proven effective in the operating theater for extracorporeal circulation procedures [37].

Creating this exceptional procedure was necessary because of the availability of a single variation packet having the possibility of a large variation space existing within it.

In what Choudhry called an "unusual and exceptional procedure," he asked for an online vote rather than the traditional process of at least two meetings with the candidate.

As a result, surgical resection of a lichenified prominent labia majora should be an exceptional procedure.

An important group consists of approaches in which re-identification is only supported as an exceptional procedure [ 66, 77, 78].