Mediation is often the preferable outcome for small businesses that may be otherwise caught in lengthy and costly legal battles for months, or even years.
She's talking about women convicted of conspiracy charges on the basis that they lived with a husband or boyfriend involved in drug sales, or were otherwise " caught in the net" of sweeping, draconian drug policy.
Brandis has said repeatedly that his new law is a law of general application, so anyone who discloses the information – who reveals information that is otherwise secret – is caught.
But the story is a way to catch sight of mortality, which is otherwise unbearable (for some).
"They were suddenly caught short by the lack of access to credit," said Mr. Ammar, who is otherwise critical of Mr. Thaksin's rule.
Understanding the scope of catch by small-scale fisheries is challenging on its own, without even considering bycatch -- non-target species that are unintentionally hooked, tangled, trapped or otherwise caught in fishing gear.
It's Tigger, the unrelenting optimist, who finds himself eating thistles, stuck in trees, and otherwise caught in all manner of inopportune situations.
For the banks, the relocations are a way to retain skilled workers who might otherwise be caught in waves of layoffs that have already claimed 80,000 finance jobs globally.
The danger otherwise is getting caught up in the excitement of bidding and buying, just as Coyne probably was, and going home with a load of stuff that you didn't really want.
Whatever Lawrence's own political predilections, that line (he was thinking of James Fenimore Cooper's "Deerslayer") has the oddest of fan bases, making bedfellows of two gangs who, you might think, wouldn't otherwise be caught dead in the same room: European romantics and American right-wing ideologues.
