Lord Hoffman, in the ruling on the case, said the tests had no relation to the shallow well serving Mr Sutradhar's village, and it was not the practice at the time to test for arsenic.
She told the hearing it was normal practice to pick people for the job based on their cover letter and CV without an interview.
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But, you know, you're--from, you know, eighth grade, 1978, till 2005 when I'm 40 years old, you know, going to weddings and hearing "Whip It, " when I was on the practice football field hearing "Whip It" when I was in eighth grade.
The note in Bonhams sale remains clean and crisp but, as it was common practice at the time for paper money to be sent through the post, the note has been split down the centre.
Mr Kelly said it would be wrong for the Scottish government to "railroad the legislation through" and that it was "bad practice to be breaking up the consenus on such an important issue".
The trust said it was normal practice for patients to be assessed and treated in the observation wards over a number of days.
It admitted the practice was "unethical" and offering drugs for anything other than clinical need was wrong.
Mrs McGrath said it was established practice in the paediatric ward of Altnagelvin to only to use a fluid called Solution 18.
Mr McConnell said it was intended to end the practice of holding of juvenile offenders at Hydebank Young Offenders Centre on the outskirts of Belfast.
It's really very consonant with what used to be done in sort of Victorian and post-Victorian England and Germany and in the United States, which was the idea that children have to be sort of trained to go to the toilet, and the sooner it's done, the better the training and the more efficient it will be, and that was kind of the practice.
It is thought the practice was carried out from the 1960s until 2011.
He also had a habit of reworking musical material, both his own and other people's, that some people found hard to stomach, though at the time it was common practice among musicians.
It implied that the practice was being conducted by more than one journalist, but this statement was directly contradicted by two of the company's senior employees and may be the focus of fresh questioning.
New York also got back on the ice at its suburban practice facility, and it was clear the sting of Tuesday night's disheartening defeat lingered.
It's the same as it ever was: mutualisation of all the eurozone's debts, which in practice means that the mighty German sovereign balance sheet would stand behind the enormous liabilities of the rest of the eurozone.
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) gave the scheme a cautious welcome, saying it was keen to see how the scheme worked in practice, and urged the government to go further.
It said the reason was largely attributable to changing medical practice, including "progress in medical technology and the provision of alternatives to hospital admission".
This practice seems to have been brought to England by the Normans, and remained part of English law for centuries, although in practice it was gradually replaced by the slower but slightly less violent jury system.
On the specific point of a leak inquiry, he said it was a "long-established practice" of the Treasury not to comment on whether a leak inquiry has been established or not.
Google stopped the practice after it was contacted by a Wall Street Journal reporter.
It was not the board's usual practice to consult schools first.
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But Doncaster said it was now an established practice in the SPL for all clubs to wear poppies on their shirts on the weekend of Remembrance Sunday.
The fact that he was blaming it on the set-up was probably further illustration - for actually he had already shown in the third practice session and the first two qualifying sessions that there was very little difference between the single-lap potential of the two set-ups.
The Howard Corporation was a C corporation and when it came time to sell the practice, the planners wanted the payments for goodwill to go to Dr. Howard personally.
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Giving evidence to the inquiry on Tuesday morning Marian McGrath said it was, in 2001, common practice at Altnagelvin Hospital that the anaesthetist would not issue a new prescription for fluids for a child leaving the operating theatre.
The studied sample size in the paper was relatively small, so it will have to be replicated before the practice can be used.
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Now a detailed study of lawsuits in Delaware Chancery Court suggests the judge was onto something--at least when it comes to the lucrative practice of suing over the terms of mergers and acquisitions.
While we have welcomed the measures which the British authorities have put in place to reassure depositors, this should not hide the fact that in Britain it was general liquidity that was the problem, rather than specific lending practice.
This is only Step 1, Day 1, but it was fun to get out here on the practice field and enjoy my teammates and coaches.
Greater Manchester Police's Det Ch Supt Mary Doyle said it was the force's "policy and practice to encourage victims to seek whatever support they need".
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