Cases of the utmost seriousness, often involving mental health and prisoners' rights, have characterised the career of barrister Martha Spurrier, the new director of civil rights organisation Liberty.
From a young age, you are limiting her activities and her potential, not to mention sending her the message - so disappointing for a girl to receive when it finally dawns on her - that what she wears is of the utmost importance, often at the expense of everything else about her.
Creasing and tucking with the utmost precision, often with varying degrees of success, depending on the complexity of the figure and your skill level.
Rape statutes required that a victim respond to an assault with the utmost force, and often required corroborating evidence or eyewitness accounts to secure a conviction.
"It is disturbing that even at the Supreme Court, where creating and citing precedent is of the utmost importance, citations often fail to point the researcher to the authority on which the court based its decision," Raizel Liebler and June Liebert, librarians at the John Marshall Law School in Chicago, wrote in a second recent look at the topic, "Something Rotten in the State of Legal Citation".
In patients with sepsis, one of the leading causes of death in non-coronary intensive care units, early treatment is of utmost importance and often impacts patient outcome.
Extensive humanitarian need requires far-reaching humanitarian action, carried out with utmost speed and often simultaneously in different parts of the world.
These saws are large, mostly professional quality machines and therefore must be treated with the utmost respect, they are often powerful and capable of very hard work.
I hope we will all do our utmost to minimize the divisiveness often associated with strikes".
Today's single mothers by choice often do their utmost to prove that they're not a threat to anyone's social order, as Rosanna Hertz, a Wellesley College sociologist, points out in her study of 65 such women, "Single by Chance, Mothers by Choice".
