Unfortunately, from the perspective of the spinner of stories, a former Lea & Perrins employee, Brian Keogh, found otherwise in the course of his research for "The Secret Sauce," a history of the firm that was published privately in 1997 to mark the 100th anniversary of the Midland Road plant.
Before the hearing, to which the IAAF was not invited, it had written to the committee to reiterate it was of "critical importance that no names or individual blood data or results are discussed in the context of a public hearing or otherwise in the course of proceedings before the committee".
Occupational diseases, for example, are associated with factors that are present in the work environment or are otherwise encountered in the course of work.
Section 9 of the ROA makes it a criminal offence for those who have access to official records of convictions (such as the CRB or the police) to disclose them otherwise than in the course of their duties.
Such diseases result from a variety of biological, chemical, physical, and psychological factors that are present in the work environment or are otherwise encountered in the course of employment.
The proposed change states that the offences of "vilify" and "inimidate" do not apply to "words, sounds, images or writing spoken, broadcast, published or otherwise communicated in the course of participating in the public discussion of any political, social, cultural, religious, artistic, academic or scientific matter".
This declaration, by the British director Peter Brook, is one of dozens that are recited, chanted, sung, supertitled or otherwise transmitted in the course of "Dr. C (Or How I Learned to Act in Eight Steps)," presented by Theater Mitu at the 3LD Art & Technology Center.
Indeed, delaying programmed cell death allows a large fraction of myotubes that would otherwise die in the course of an unsuccessful S phase to reach mitosis.
In December, 2015, U.S. District Judge John W. Lungstrum threw out the family's case citing qualified immunity, the legal doctrine that shields officers from liability for otherwise lawful acts in the course of their duty.
Our presenters receive valuable commentary and discussion on their research projects to date, and their offerings allow participants to encounter thinkers, texts, and areas of research they might not otherwise come across in the course of their studies.
The appearance of a significant difference or an otherwise clinically relevant result early in the course of a trial also creates an important ethical dilemma of releasing these results to patients.
