These could be avoided if magistrates, who give their time freely to administer the law, had discretion over the charge and its application – using their skills, built through experience and training, to arrive at just outcomes.
7 Patients are taught carbohydrate counting and insulin dose algorithms, which enable them to eat freely and administer a dose of insulin that matches the intended meal.
Centuries later, powerful rum was administered freely to British sailors before emergency amputations were carried out on board ship in the aftermath of battle.
This test was preferred as it is freely available, can be administered in a short time frame, and the results can easily be cross-referenced with other standardised tests such as IELTS® or proficiency criteria such as the Common European Framework (Council of Europe, 2001).
Based on the mean drinking volume of 25±3 ml/day (95% CI) of adult Sprague Dawley rats, as evaluated in about 100 animals of our previous studies, a high dosage of NAC was administered via freely available drinking water (1.4 g/kg of body weight/day; ACC 600, Hexal AG, Holzkirchen, Germany) in the NAC+ subgroups from surgery until killing.
The NHS freely admits that administering a vaccine might deprive the population of a convenient source of herd immunity – namely, infected children, giving adults a handy 'boost' during the throes of misery.
Both Muslims and Jews were required to pay a regular tribute, but otherwise they were allowed to worship freely and to administer their own affairs according to Islamic or Judaic law.
This phenomenon is also seen in pigeons and monkeys, who repeatedly self-administer freely available ketamine, suggesting that it is difficult to control ketamine use during a binge (80, 81).
But testing for H.G.H. just once a year would give athletes a virtual pass to take the drug freely after that test is administered.
