Sentences with phrase «acts of a similar nature»

The victim of a crime such as assault, robbery, impaired driving, arson or other acts of a similar nature may be eligible for compensation.

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By entering the Awards, you irrevocably and unconditionally consent to all acts being done that would otherwise infringe any of your moral rights (as defined in Part IX of the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth)-RRB- in the Materials and any present and future rights of a similar nature conferred by statute anywhere in the world whether occurring before or after this consent is given.

a military force was defeated and aided by a similar freak act of nature?

Acting on advice from the NSABB, the U.S. government last month asked Science and Nature to publish only the broad conclusions of the two studies, and not to reveal the scientific details, in order to limit the risk that uncontrolled proliferation of such research might lead to accidental or intentional release of similar mutant viruses.

Again, it's very similar to the Armor Thyroid, and it's able to be purchased over the counter because it's kind of a loophole in what we call the DSHEA act that allows things that are natural in nature to be able to be bought over the counter.

In cross-examining the accused (if he or she testifies), the Crown can cross-examine not only on general reputation, but on specific acts of bad character or misconduct that are similar in nature to the offences charged, in order to neutralize the evidence of good character.204 The trial judge retains the discretion to disallow such cross-examination where it would result in undue prejudice.205 If the accused made a statement to police that has been ruled voluntary, and there is an admission therein which is contrary to the evidence led by the accused in relation to his or her good character, the Crown should consider cross-examining the accused on that prior inconsistent statement.

Further, the nature of the mediation relationship provides evidence that positive perceptions of peer relationships can act as a protective buffer for young women against the effects of cyber bullying similar to the friendship protection hypothesis advanced for face - to - face bullying (Kendrick et al. 2012).