And according to the ISM, dozens of grassroots activists, including Eva Nováková (the ISM's new media coordinator), have been arrested in night raids and sent to administrative detention and/or often are unreasonably deported without trial or representation.
The Guideline sets forth three acceptable alternative approaches to allow airlines to change existing programs without unreasonably altering the rights and expectations of vested members.
Transparency and communication will be essential for Pepco and its customers to determine what level of service meets demands without unreasonably burdening ratepayers.
"However, the mandate for the attorney general is not to devise a perfect system but one calculated to achieve the goals of the statute without unreasonably impinging on the nontrivial privacy rights" of parolees.
"My doctor has strongly advised that, in his opinion, with the extraordinary stress of the ongoing prosecution, I cannot continue a political campaign without unreasonably compromising my health," Ms. Workman said in a statement.
And the use of valveless trumpets; woodwinds with a bright, astringent sound; and hard timpani mallets, combined with a reduced string section, yielded unusual balances that revealed each score's inner workings, usually without unreasonably skewing the balance between theme and accompaniment.
How can it do this without unreasonably limiting the kinds of symbols that can be quoted?[11] (See Lepore (1999) for elaboration on this point).
Local condensation in functionally or morphologically suspicious areas can enhance spatial resolution without unreasonably extending the examination duration [ 30].
Without being unreasonably utopian then, we can say that, ideally, theater -- comic, tragic and all stops between -- makes war on the predictable, dissects what is ordinary and superficial, exposes the uncanny and invites us to experience what we normally dismiss.
If marshmallows are unreasonably dangerous to eat without a warning, then so would be nearly every conceivable food item that a two-and-one-half-year-old child would try to eat; and I submit that children of that age will try to eat anything and everything.
