The main concern in such instances is that a lady doctor is not available.

A judgment by the Peshawar High Court has outlawed such instances.

In such instances FIA immediately notifies the Minister of Interior and the Minister of Finance.

The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2004 is aimed at combating such instances.

Such powers seek an effective and constructive regional role, and possibly, in some instances, a global one.

In such instances, the output purchased by consumers is the same, and the additional cost is imperceptible.

The possible expansion of the scope of legal protection would increase such instances of overlap.

Refusing international help in such instances would mean electoral suicide for any government that faces a major bank collapse.

The emphasis in such instances is on individual and collective needs and the reintegration of the victim and offender.

While the impact of such advocacy might fall on deaf ears in some countries, it has proven effective in other instances.

There have been many instances in the past where such cooperation has neglected or directly violated the interests of minorities.

There are however isolated instances where women have overtaken men, such as entrance to medical colleges.

Privatization of basic goods and services such as water was also criticized for reducing, in many instances, the access of the poor.

In most such instances there is no element of coercion by the parents but deference by the children to their parents' wishes.

Prodromes may be non specific symptoms or, in a few instances, may clearly indicate a particular disease, such as the prodromal migraine aura.

While such transactions may be a legitimate response to economic needs, they may, in other instances, threaten competition and the rights of consumers.

While there had been some instances in which migrant domestic workers had been exploited, such women were fully protected by Irish labour law.

c. treatment in courts of all instances

Abolishing such customs is a moral obligation, but in other instances, the international community often needs to decide which institutions to change and how.

OIOS observed that in some instances, requests from HOAs could not be fulfilled for reasons such as priority access and unresolved cost recovery arrangements.

In some instances, it may even be shorter.

In some instances, provocative language has been removed.

This can lead to instances where rockets have landed on soft ground such as snow and eventually slid to a halt in an armed condition.

These instances are rare.

Instances are not numerous.

In many instances, the football matched unearthed national rivalries.

In some instances Arran was a part of Armenia.

In many instances, displacement has reached truly disturbing levels.

In some instances, such concerns resulted from an insufficiently clear and precise wording of the text. While in others, the articles still contained gaps, omissions, ambiguities and inconsistencies.

By having made such a big issue out of what was in fact a relatively minor event Gates could be accused of trivializing much worse instances of abuse.

This will imply the provision of SDS to supplement deficiencies of contingent owned equipment. Issuance of SDS in such instances will be adjusted in the reimbursement for contingent owned equipment.

In some instances, the godfather is responsible for naming the child.

In some instances a graft can be an artificially manufactured device.

In many instances, road accidents rob poor families of their breadwinner.

In many instances, conventional approaches to fisheries management need to improve.

Records instances of crashes for easier recovery

Most children take the father's surname and in some instances both parents'.

Feedback is important, particularly in instances where the metadata has significant deficiencies.

In some instances, contingents were deployed without a civil military coordination officer.

In three instances, the company and the individual claimant were partners in joint ventures.

In some instances, administrative authorities detained the victims in holding cells for their protection.

There may be proportionately fewer such instances but, as the authors conclude, Botched executions are indisputably an inherent component of the modern practice of capital punishment .

Unfortunately, however, in many instances the issue has not been given due attention.

In other instances, the Panel found that supporting documents appeared to be fabricated.

In some instances, those crimes may fall within the jurisdiction of the Court.