SANCTIONS are a famously blunt instrument, liable to give anybody but their intended target a bloody nose.
To finalize an instrument liable to measure the main angles and segments characteristic of the hip, knee and foot main dysmorphies on different sizes of films.
Legislation often allows ministers to set detailed rules and regulations within their portfolio, but such instruments are liable to be struck down by a majority vote of either house of parliament.
For this study, the WOMAC's German version was used, which has been shown to be a valid and liable instrument to assess symptoms and physical function disability in patients with hip osteoarthritis [ 12].
Plenty of scientists consider their instruments to be finicky, liable to produce bogus data at the slightest provocation.
The Catholic Encyclopedia defines exorcism as "the act of driving out, or warding off, demons, or evil spirits, from persons, places, or things, which are believed to be possessed or infested by them, or are liable to become victims or instruments of their malice".
So the instruments that measure the informant's perception of behaviour are liable to be fallacious, identifying the children as abnormal as per the values bestowed upon them by their culture.
It can be less expensive in the short term; it won't leave you liable for repair costs; and, it allows you to easily return the instrument if your student changes instruments or loses interest.
Our economic security is mortgaged to financial institutions and instruments whose complexity overwhelms our attempts to understand them, and which are liable, as recent years have so explosively shown, to turn us into hapless victims of their unravelling.
In contrast with the rules on negotiable instruments, an endorsement of a bill of lading does not make the endorser liable for any default of the carrier or previous endorsers.
