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The judges added: "Containment of a crowd involves a serious intrusion into the freedom of movement of the crowd members, so it should only be adopted where it is reasonably believed that a breach of the peace is imminent and that no less intrusive crowd control operation will prevent the breach, and where containment is otherwise reasonable and proportionate.

A Department of Health spokesman described them as an undesirable use of money and should only be adopted as a "last resort".

Thombs, Mahroum and Bradley also believe it is not the government's responsibility to educate children, and that biology textbooks should only be adopted if they describe the strengths and weaknesses of the theory of evolution.

In addition, individualising screening guidelines adds to the complexity of a screening programme and should only be adopted if the expected benefits are substantial.

They recommended that the predictive value of the RSBI reported by Yang and Tobin should only be adopted if the determination of the index is performed under similar experimental conditions to those applied by Yang and Tobin, where patients were disconnected from the ventilator and spontaneously breathed room air for 1 minute.

Fifth, the correlation results did not last when we adopted multiple comparisons (Bonferroni correction), which means that this should only be considered as an exploratory analysis.

I do not see how the United States can try to convince the world that we have a set of values that are not only important to us, but should be adopted by people around the world when we are engaging in acts of torture.

But in recommending who should adopt TiCasey, the agency overstepped: according to state policy, a permanency plan should recommend only whether a child should be adopted, not who should adopt.

It concluded that nationalisation was a costly and risky proposition that should be adopted only as a last resort.

In opposing the appeal by Yonkers, the Bush administration told the court that given the city's long recalcitrance, the plan adopted by the district judge, Leonard B. Sand, "embodies, rather than conflicts with" the principle that race-conscious remedies should be adopted only as a last resort.

THE nationalisation of mines in South Africa is a costly, high-risk proposition that should be adopted only as a last resort, an independent panel of experts is reported to have concluded after a year-long study of the policy in 14 countries.