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New sanctions include the ability to suspend registrants when necessary to protect the public while their fitness to practise is being investigated and adjudicated , and the ability to restrict the practice of those unfit practitioners to areas in which they are safe to practise by attaching conditions to their registration ; new powers enabling the society to disclose fitness-to-practise information where that is in the public interest , and to require others to disclose information to it about fitness-to-practise matters ; a new duty to co-operate with other public authorities and bodies with an interest in pharmacy matters ; and new powers to require practising registrants to be covered by an adequate and appropriate indemnity arrangement , although the implementation of this provision will be delayed while we consider further , in conjunction with the other regulatory bodies , the implications of a court judgment about indemnity arrangements that was handed down over the summer . As already noted , we rejected at the outset plaintiff 's contention that Congress may never compel state officials to perform duties and may only seek to guide States ' behavior by attaching conditions to federal funds , threatening preemption , or passing generally-applicable legislation . By attaching attributes to the productions , manipulating their context-sensitivity , and and altering the specific details of the rules , Prusinkiewicz 's group can obtain a wide variety of plant shapes in different developmental stages . Students should NOT expect to submit work for the class by fax or by attaching documents to email messages . Ottawa has found that the best way to do that is by attaching conditions to the cash it transfers to the provinces to cover health care . Modern engines control vibration and dampen power pulses by balancing reciprocating components , and by attaching counterweights to the crankshaft to dampen potentially destructive torque fluctuations . By attaching conditions to their loans , the IFIs impose structural adjustment packages - liberalization , privatization and deregulation policies - on the world 's poorest countries . As with the most management systems , this one constrains the expression of individualism by attaching conditions to participation , conditions which define the points at which , rugged individualism ' is subordinated to collective interest .