In the present case, we have used traditional rules of statutory construction to resolve these ambiguities to the extent necessary to address the issues presented here.
Photograph: Mark Thomas/Rex Features This is what Leveson writes about the controversy over the Sun's revelations about Gordon and Sarah Brown's son's illness: [Then-Sun editor Rebekah] Brooks is to be criticised in two interconnected respects, but only to the extent necessary to address the culture, practices and ethics of the press.
"The assessment was initiated," Ms. Cordona said, "because of all these allegations and because we realized that, while we tried to the extent we could to address them, we needed help".
The RQSS algorithm increased the system availability and reliability to a certain extent but failed to address the performance of the algorithm during faults.
One is the extent to which addressing inequality involves redistribution —whether in involves some people, like myself, paying higher taxes to finance a more effective system of social protection, for example.
"To some extent, the church has to address this, because it involves money -- the diocese's own money.
This remains a fraught subject in Mississippi; to the extent Mr DuPree chose to address it, he did so with humour.
This challenge is fair, but to some extent this study seeks to address the absence of direct individual level needs data by using diagnostic information.
Assessment is particularly valuable in patients with LSS, to allow objective quantification of the actual extent of restrictions and to address this topic with the patient.
4th session.- To what extent is it important to address such lifestyle behaviours in PHC? Which factors in our health system facilitate or hinder activities for promoting healthy lifestyle behaviours and implementation of strategies to address and manage such activities?
