Sentence examples for make an individualized from inspiring English sources
He must make an individualized assessment based on the facts presented.
In determining when a student can return, MIT will make an individualized assessment of the student's medical and academic situation.
2 The regulation applied to all Wisconsin probationers, with no need for a judge to make an individualized determination that the probationers conviction justified the need for warrantless searches.
It is impossible to opine accurately on the risks associated with classes of technology in the abstract, and when seriously considering which to employ we will need to make an individualized assessment.
When the lawsuit finally went to trial last week, Susko argued that the city failed to make an individualized assessment of Wolski's condition.
In an uncontrolled trial, the participants appeared better prepared to make an individualized decision about screening.
Rather, it sets forth 119 "common questions that the Fraud Section may ask in making an individualized determination" regarding corporate compliance programs.
The Uniform Commercial Code makes an individualized exception to tangibility requirements for software to fit it within the older legal regime, yet the text specifically excludes the digital arts.
The court left open the possibility that minors under age 18 could be sentenced to life without parole — but only if the sentencing judge has made an individualized finding that such a penalty is appropriate, weighing the defendant's characteristics and the details of the crime.
We have left open the question whether a State may prohibit aliens from holding elective or important nonelective positions or whether a State may, in some circumstances, consider the alien status of an applicant or employee in making an individualized employment decision.
In order to make an appropriate individualized therapeutic strategy, management of breast cancer according to these distinct subtypes is required.
