Some food is not inspected at all: fish that goes directly from the boat to a wholesaler or retailer, for example, or produce, unless it is processed, which is why it is considered the most vulnerable to tampering.
According to existence internalism, a necessary connection exists between having a certain normative status and motivation.[1] A state of affairs couldn't be good, for example, unless it, or at least apprehension of it, was capable of motivating, though it need not motivate overridingly.
Local officials, for example, get no ethics training unless it is required by the individual town or county, which is rare.
Sharing an entire Dropbox folder, for example, remains difficult unless it's your Public folder.
The knowing writer of the Guardian's style guide has so little faith that he feels it necessary to include this warning: "Europe includes Britain, so don't say, for example, something is common 'in Europe' unless it is common in Britain as well; to distinguish between Britain and the rest of Europe the phrases 'continental Europe' or 'elsewhere in Europe' may be useful".
The "vital national interest" carve out, for example, could render the agreement meaningless, unless it is reasonably defined.
In Singapore, for example, a foreign fund cannot even register unless it is managed entirely in that market.
Never pick up a stray or feral cat unless it is absolutely necessary (for example, to get it out of danger or transport a sick or injured cat to the vet).
For example, it does not recognize stylized fonts, calligraphy or handwriting (unless it is very neat) or vertically-arranged characters.
If you don't like the way they're dressing me or styling my hair, for example, let it go unless it's seriously disturbing me.
