Sentence examples for practice in the event of from inspiring English sources

However, Kenyan immigration officials have privately contradicted this account, claiming he left on a commercial flight and his passport was not stamped with an order forbidding any re-entry to the country – standard practice in the event of deportation.

The objective of the study was to assess the level of protection afforded by stage active fire protection measures, as prescribed by the International Building Code (IBC) (2009), NFPA 80 Standard for Fire Doors and Other Opening Protectives (2007) and as implemented in current design practice, in the event of a fire in the stagehouse of a proscenium theater.

The survey indicates that people did not have any information relating to the implication of these unhygienic practices in the event of flooding.

Important questions in this context include: To what extent are minors able to implement the skills and strategies practiced in the event of an emergency?

There was no marked geographical variation in livestock owner's practices in the event of an infected animal being identified or suspected and in the event of an abortion (maps not presented).

Each patient's randomised code was placed in an individual sealed envelope and sent as a set to the university; these were also available to participating practices in the event of a suspected serious adverse reaction.

Specifically this study was designed to assess knowledge regarding cause, symptoms, transmission and prevention of RVF community members, to describe attitudes towards RVF among community members, to determine perceived risk of RVF among community members and to determine health seeking practices in the event of RVF related symptoms among study population.

The emergency services have held a test operation in Gateshead and Newcastle to practice their response in the event of an Ebola outbreak.

There are tax professionals — attorneys, certified public accountants and enrolled agents — who were exempt from the program but are licensed by state or federal authorities and are subject to censure, suspension or disbarment from practice before the IRS in the event of wrongdoing.

Johnson teaches his corporate clients to search a vehicle for an improvised explosive device (look for exposed wires and an alligator clip) or to practice evasive driving maneuvers in the event of a kidnapping scenario (back up the car, drive through the situation, or "ram," which is pretty much what it sounds like).

At the time of writing, some studies of ADHD medication risk remain pending, and practice should be reassessed in the event of any new convincing data.