Sentence examples for handlers without from inspiring English sources

The Court in Rock Royal went on to reject Rock Royal's contention that the payments placed those handlers without customers in the nearby counties at a competitive disadvantage.

559, 88 L.Ed. 733, (1944), where we noted that Rock Royal held the handlers without standing 'to object to the operation of the producer settlement fund,' id., at 308, 64 S.Ct., at 570, except as it affected handlers.

Pilcher said two detective sergeants, three detective constables, one a woman, and two dog handlers - without dogs - turned up at the flat at 11.55pm on Friday, October 18 1968 armed with a search warrant, and hammered on the door.

In this manner, it becomes possible to change exception handlers without affecting application-specific parts of the code.

9 The UK is unusual in making widespread use of call handlers without previous clinical training.

Serco introduced a new cost-saving NHS IT system to the out-of-hours service it runs in Cornwall last summer as required by the local commissioners, enabling it to replace skilled clinicians with call-handlers without medical training who follow a computer-generated script to assess patients.

It has won a number of healthcare contracts as private involvement in the NHS increases, such as out of hours GPs in Cornwall – damned in a report by the House Of Commons public accounts committee that was prompted by reports in the Guardian and found Serco had replaced clinicians' on out-of-hours GP services in Cornwall with call-handlers without medical training.

A trial was considered valid when the limb fully contacted the force platform, and with the dog walking next to the handler without pulling on the leash.

This device decreases labor involved with monitoring body temperature compared with manual temperature readings, allows for continuous monitoring of vaginal temperature at 1 min intervals, and also allows for temperature measurements without the presence of a human handler or without restraint, which can agitate cattle.

"Write that down," Ms. Handler says, without looking up, to a joke that involves describing New Jersey as "New York's chunky younger sister".

At least these people have to stand up there and talk without handlers or scripts.