Many clients convicted of low-level crimes, for instance, were required to stay at a residential psychiatric facility for a set period of time as a condition of their release from jail.
For instance, the British government has ordered credit card companies there to "work with consumers," in some cases providing a 60-day moratorium on payments, as a condition of getting public money.
For instance, the developer of a large factory outlet center planned near Gorman agreed last year to pay part the cost of a sheriff's patrol as a condition of the project's approval, Antonovich said.
For instance, such a condition is reached following applications of various organic solvents to the skin.
A book writer is an independent contractor not subject to the same disciplines as a news reporter, for instance, who is an employee and whose integrity is a condition of his employment.
For instance, as we have noticed in the previous section, to ensure existence results for linear boundary conditions, we make use of the fixed point theory.
For instance, condition of Theorem 2.3 in [23] and condition of Theorem 3.1 in [27].
For instance, quite a lot of people were interested in a condition I write about called musical hallucinations.
For instance, mode effects, a facet of task conditions, have been discussed as a potential source of construct-irrelevant variance in computer-based tests.
For instance, it values a pair of womens jeans in fair condition at $8, and a mens silk tie, also in fair condition, at $5.
