Each week, they highlight books that seem to them so self-evidently ridiculous that weeding is the only possible recourse.
But they found that the car had been stopped in a location and in a way that "minimised to the greatest extent possible recourse to lethal force".
2. Was the stop conducted in a location and in a way which minimised to the greatest extent possible recourse to lethal force?
The inquest jury broadly agreed, finding that the police had chosen a place to stop the taxi which "minimised to the greatest extent possible recourse to lethal force".
Mr. Gore is right to say that real democracy demands a full and fair recount of the entire state, and to pursue the fullest possible recourse, even as public support seems to ebb.
By Daniel A. Gross April 26, 2016 On their blog Awful Library Books, two librarians highlight books that seem to them so self-evidently ridiculous that weeding is the only possible recourse.
Weeding the Worst Library Books: "On their blog Awful Library Books, two librarians highlight books that seem to them so self-evidently ridiculous that weeding is the only possible recourse".
Following the inquest verdict Metropolitan police chief Mark Rowley said that the jury had concluded that the way the police had stopped Mark in Ferry Lane, Tottenham, on 4 August 2011, minimised to the greatest extent possible recourse to lethal force.
But while the lost sale probably will not result in any board liability for this sale, he said, it could provide the basis for possible recourse against the board for future lost sales if it does not comply with its duties.
Was the stop conducted in a location and in a way which minimised, to the greatest extent possible, recourse to lethal force?
In such circumstances, one possible recourse, that has been used quite frequently in imagery experimentation (particularly by Kosslyn), is to conduct a post-experimental interview with each of the subjects, and ask them what they think the experimental hypothesis and the variables of interest might have been.
