From these data it will be possible to identify those who are at risk of making a poor or protracted recovery in order to target resource appropriately.
But now he'll have to fight a protracted legal case in order to avoid deportation.
The majority opinion by Chief Justice Earl Warren cited "menacing police procedures," such as "beating, hanging, whipping and...sustained and protracted questioning incommunicado in order to extort confessions".
The National Research Ethics Service should issue clear guidance to RECs on acceptable recruitment and consent procedures for these populations at risk, in order to avoid protracted discussions regarding the most appropriate procedures.
For purposes of the present article, and in order to avoid protracted debate about what constitutes 'fairness' (26), discussion on the philosophical perspectives that have been used to explain health inequities will be restricted only to those that may be relevant for evaluating the common measures of health inequities in program evaluation.
He also signed a directive ordering an end to protracted environmental reviews.
In a bankruptcy, a company's financial and commercial creditors will often sell their claims in order to exit the protracted, contentious bankruptcy process.
HarperCollins said in a statement that while it had not violated any antitrust laws, the publisher "made a business decision to settle the D.O.J. investigation in order to end a potentially protracted legal battle".
Like many British people, I need a protracted season of cold, miserable winter weather in order to see me through the protracted, miserable summer.
It must be told with some particularity in order to unravel issues ensnarled in protracted litigation in both state and federal courts, turning essentially on the admissibility of confessions.
"The decision to settle was prompted by our desire to avoid the costs of protracted litigation which would have been required in order to vin dicate our position," the con cern added.
