Not that you shouldn't gird yourself for a foray into the mountains, perhaps to take in a major site such as Aphrodisias, with its exceptional reliefs and carvings.
These examples of corporate engagement in flood relief show exceptional creativity and highlight how much companies can benefit society through their core products and skills.
The plain-error Rule mitigates the harsh impact of the adversarial system, under which the defendant is generally bound by the conduct of his lawyer, by providing relief in exceptional cases despite the lawyer's failure to object at trial.
A number of important guidelines have been developed that aim to constrain these activities and reserve the involvement of militaries in relief efforts for exceptional cases, including the "The Use of Foreign Military and Civil Defense Assets in Disaster Relief (the Oslo Guidelines)" and "Civil-Military Guidelines during Complex Emergencies" [ 14, 15].
Together, we witnessed firsthand the incredible impact of the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) in South Africa and the exceptional leadership of the South African government and its people in combating HIV/AIDS.
A decade ago, when debt relief was at its highest because of exceptional measures for Iraq and Nigeria, the proportion was 20%.
A12 Drought Worsens in the West Eleven Western states are experiencing extreme or exceptional drought conditions, and there is little evidence to suggest relief is coming any time soon.
In Iran, where the state is involved in all layers of society, it is exceptional for a group of young people to organize a public effort of disaster relief.
When an injunction is granted pursuant to 15 U.S.C. § 1125, the court may award the relief provided in §§ 1117(a), including reasonable attorneys' fees in "exceptional cases" under 15 U.S.C. § 1117(a).
Mr. Reyle's array of metal sculptures and wall reliefs with bright chromed color and occasional LED lights qualify mostly as exceptional high-end lobby art.
