Sentences with phrase «isolated incident by»

And it was not an isolated incident by all accounts.

Nintendo has determined these units were stolen in an isolated incident by employees of a U.S. distributor, with one system being illegally resold.

Yet it is wrong to use these isolated incidents by thugs to tarnish the 17.4 million Britons who voted to leave.

Not exact matches

«From the previous incidents and allegations, and now new sexual harassment allegations under XPO Logistics it seems that this is not an isolated issue,» the letter signed by the groups and unions says.

So if liberals really hope that the next terrorist event will be treated as an isolated incident, they should, in the immediate aftermath, say something like «We really hope these are left - wing terrorists who were inspired by the ability of the Weather Underground bombers to leverage their terrorist activities into employment in academia.»

The disappearance of swallows in El Salvador is by no means an isolated incident.

If historical actions were only isolated events the life and death of Jesus would be just an incident without effect or power; but if history is constituted by remembered and interpreted events, then what Jesus has done enters into the texture of history.

If it was an isolated incident, and he had redeemed himself by scoring lots of goals then he could have possibly got away with it, but with an ongoing attitude problem and no goals to show for it, I can't imagine Wenger expecting Akpom to be able to cope with the pressure or be able to score goals in the Premiership next season.

An inner peace and harmony that was only threatened by the odd, rare, isolated incident.

A statement issued on Everton's official website on Thursday morning said: «The club has been made aware of an isolated incident in a bar in Lille on Wednesday evening in which a number of Evertonians were attacked by a group of around 50 local men.

It was an isolated incident at last season's corresponding fixture in May, but an individual who made Nazi - style salutes during the game was reported by a supporter who was able to remain anonymous.

It's important to remember that most kids test limits and some may even engage in isolated incidents that are dealt with by giving an effective consequence.

By trauma, we're not talking about isolated incidents as the traditional definition would have it, but a whole set of environmental factors that have adverse effects.

The document claims that terrorism is not marked by one «massive attack» or «one isolated incident,» but, rather, is «drawn out,» «patient,» and «sporadic.»

The international community may condemn war crimes committed by individuals, but as long as they're isolated incidents they would not justify an international response.

He said: «I think there are Remain camp supporters out there who are using this tragic death to try and give the impression that this isolated horrific incident is somehow linked to arguments that have been made by myself or Michael Gove and anyone else involved in this campaign and frankly that is wrong.»

I thought last week's call by Ulster County Democratic Chairman Frank Cardinale for Legislature Chairman John Parete to explain his unholy alliance with legislative Republicans was an isolated incident.

The MRI I had at the time, however, didn't show any other abnormalities, so my neurologist chalked the episode up to an isolated incident, more than likely brought on by the stress of Richard's death.

The general inclination is to view occurances of violence, harrassment, or abuse as isolated incidents perpetrated by individuals, says Katz, but looking at things that way misses the larger picture.

In fact, it should be considered an isolated incident that was caused by poor management and faulty design.

One prominent animal rights organization falsely states that «horrific fates» await feral cats, like diseases, injuries, or human cruelty.1 But these claims are based on isolated incidents and not supported by scientific evidence.

Prior to that time there had been three isolated incidents of aggression when the dog was confronted over food or stolen objects either by the owner or children the dog knew well.

It should be remembered that these are not occasional isolated incidents but rather well - established patterns of behavior which people must sensibly guard against, because, if anything unpleasant happens, they will be judged to have «looked for it» by not preventing it.

While this is of course, statistically, a near - isolated incident, there are some remarkable things about this crash as explained by a very salty Elon Musk.

The outdoors have always figured in Doig's life and work: He's an avid hockey player and expert skier who kayaks weekly looking for «the extremes of nature or incidents that most people are not privy to see,» such as the isolated island he discovered one day by boat, «with a side going up 300 feet completely white with pelican s — .»

By facing their demons (or their history as one), individuals will hopefully become more aware that these sort of troubling issues are in no way isolated incidents from their own school days.

Millennium Court Arts Centre is delighted to present Intuitive Actions, Common Attributes and Isolated Incidents, a solo exhibition by Belfast - based Welsh artist and curator Peter Richards.

Lest one think that the Cardinal's episode is an isolated incident, recent research at the University of Queensland found that among Australian politicians, the percentage whose views on climate are influenced by scientists — as opposed to some other source, perhaps cat palmistry — ranges from 44 % to 98 % across the different parties.

He chooses isolated incidents to bolster his position, discarding well established global trends.This is analogous to discarding findings by medical researchers on the role of viruses in the spread of certain diseases because a few isolated individuals do not become ill when exposed.

The College had gone further, however, and determined that it would be necessary to review more crown and bridge treatments provided by the Registrant for other patients to determine whether the complaint was the result of «an isolated incident» or if it was «a pattern of practice» (Ibid.).

On its face, the HPRB's decision defines a «matter» which must be investigated and disposed of by an inquiry committee expansively enough to capture not only isolated incidents of negligence or incompetent provision of professional services, but also issues such as overbilling that many professional regulatory bodies treat as outside their jurisdiction.

The direction from the HPRB in this case is essentially that where an inquiry committee does not view a complaint as trivial, frivolous, vexatious or made in bad faith, it can not elect to take no further action under s. 33 (6)(a) of the Act on the basis the registrant has not generally failed to meet professional standards (as submitted by the college), or on the basis the substandard care was an isolated incident not disclosing incompetence (as submitted by the registrant).

Magistrate: I am prepared, in those circumstances, to put this down as an isolated incident and I am prepared in such circumstances to allow your record to remain intact insofar as the commission of this offence is concerned by dismissing it.

Source: edition.cnn.com Even though the Western World got shaken by the horrible incident in Paris, it is far from being an isolated act of terrorism.

This was by no means an isolated incident, as Indianapolis residents deal with flooding nearly every year.

«Bendgate» ended up being a very isolated incident that affected only a few iPhone 6 Plus handsets, which were replaced by Apple.

I should start by saying that divorce rarely occurs after an isolated incident, but after a systematic erosion.

There are reports of longstanding fear and anticipation of abuse, followed by a «confirming» but isolated incident in which actual abuse took place.

Investigators are still working out what happened at The Lending Club and whether the problem was caused by an isolated incident or individual.