In a nutshell, while the diagnostic process requires robustness and flexibility to deal with the uncertainty of not knowing or not knowing enough, physicians remain not trained nor do they tolerate uncertainty hence committing mistakes.
Hence, we commit to further efforts in advancing trade and investment liberalization and facilitation both within our region and globally.
Hence were it committed in a restaurant accessible to or within view of the public, and assuming that the colleague and photographer were indeed present, an offence could arise under the common law which would be punishable by unlimited imprisonment and/or an unlimited fine.
Hence, I ultimately committed to using a messenger bag.
Seek out and listen carefully to the views of people who were uninvolved with the earlier decisions and who are hence unlikely to be committed to them.
Evidence under specification 4 is "insuffiient to support the findings of the commission". There is no positive establishment of the time when the alleged acts were committed and hence, cannot be conclusive that accused was the commander at the time.
When grown men cry The last days of Gordon Brown ReprintsPrivate polling by organisations close to the Labour Party suggests that the BNP vote in a number of wards is plentiful and committed now—hence the fear that the Labour-controlled council, if not the two parliamentary seats, will fall to the BNP.
The most prominent perception was that within marriage, the man who forces his wife to have sex is not considered to have committed rape; hence he has not committed an illegal act or crime.
Although they may borrow technical words from other disciplines, they are committed to words such as so, hence, thus, and therefore and hence to the causal linkages that these words imply.
"If they get overrun, they are all likely going to die, hence talk of committing suicide, before they get captured by ISIS and beheaded orburned in a propaganda video," he added.
