If a horse is not made available for testing in a timely manner, for example, that horse can be declared ineligible from racing for 120 days.
The owners of at least one Edwardian property in Brighton and Hove are prohibited from displaying their washing in "a lewd and lascivious manner," for example.
Don't demean, degrade, insult or patronise All tourism and advertising which treats tribal peoples in an insulting, degrading or patronising manner (for example, references to "stone-age cultures", "untouched by time", etc) should be opposed.
Meanwhile, Gates said, there would be some short-term rule changes to "enforce this policy in a more humane and fair manner," for example, not taking action when a third person — say, an ex-boyfriend or girlfriend — lets the military know that someone is gay.
But perhaps by framing their advice in a more technical manner, for example measuring the benefits of immigration, rather merely than advocating it, economists can ensure that their advice is more effective in the public arena.* Economists and Public Opinion: Expert Consensus and Economic Policy Judgments" Christopher D. Johnston, Andrew O. Ballard.
In this manner, for example, found compounds are presented only by their database identifiers.
The analysis reveals that challenges cannot be addressed in an isolated manner for example, energy consumption is tied to the choice of algorithm and employed hardware.
TIS&Partners says that their material could be used to reinforce structures in buildings in a quick manner, for example those that were damaged by the earthquake that hit Japan back in March.
Fundamentally, to have effective solutions, it is required to select a number of design and development priorities in a planned manner, for example flexible design, quick deployment, achieving more thorough sense, more comprehensive interconnections, and more intelligence [24].
Stanley Fish misrepresents "liberalism" in an intellectually reckless manner -- for example, by equating death threats with the glare someone might get for disapproving of his "wife's new dress".
After much fruitless endeavour, the chimpanzees would apparently give up and sit quietly in a corner, but some minutes later they might jump up and solve the problem in an apparently novel manner for example, by using a bamboo pole to rake in the banana from outside or, if one pole was not long enough, by fitting one pole into another to form a longer rake.
