The memorandum reminded Family Court judges that, though they are permitted to exclude people from sensitive cases, they are required to justify any closing with findings "based upon supporting evidence".
Fourth, in the three testing programs, countries are permitted to exclude students who are non-native speakers of the testing language and who have received less than one year of instruction in that language.
In a later phase of the jury selection process, lawyers for the prosecution and defense will be permitted to exclude a certain number of jurors for any reason at all, provided they do not show a pattern of racial discrimination.
For example, under the current rule corporations are allowed to exclude shareholder proposals that relate to elections (so no insurgent director nominees needed to be included on management's proxy) and corporations are permitted to exclude proposals that "are improper under State law".
Practices are permitted to exclude (exception report) patients for whom the indicators are deemed inappropriate (for example, because of terminal illness or a contraindication to an incentivised treatment).
In addition, the attending anesthesiologists were permitted to exclude patients from the CVP group at their discretion; thus, randomization was compromised.
The user is permitted to include or exclude EAGs from each exon based on his assessment and to recombine the exons for a final typing result.
Physicians are permitted to use their clinical judgment to exclude inappropriate patients from achievement calculations ("exception report").
As late as 1961, Friedman notes, the Supreme Court held that the government was permitted to enforce traditional sex roles — excluding women from jury service, for example, on the grounds that "woman is still regarded as the center of home and family life".
23– 26 Additional family members were permitted to participate, however, their data were excluded from analyses.
