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But insufficient diagnostic rigor can result in over diagnosis.

But banks want to short circuit these procedural safeguards.

There were signs she'd been beaten, and rigor mortis had already set in.

Indeed, in the Khodorkovsky affair, all procedural requirements have been blithely neglected.

In addition, they have developed a number of clever procedural ploys to undermine the commission.

That we found out that we could take fuzzy concepts like depression, alcoholism and measure them with rigor.

The US justice system demands more, and we have imposed procedural safeguards to meet these demands.

The emphasis in the draft is placed on punitive measures and does not reveal procedural aspects.

The first point would involve ignoring international procedural cooperation in cases of insolvency of companies with transnational profiles.

PL SQL (Procedural Language Structured Query Language) is Oracle Corporation'sprocedural extension for SQL and the Oracle relational database.

Concerned about the lack of procedural and substantive safeguards in the administration of justice in the Democratic Republic of the Congo,

Most built in functions are written in C.In addition, PostgreSQL allows procedural languages to be loaded into the database through extensions.

Stiglitz s pronouncements offered formidable support to those who opposed IMF rigor, indeed, and at the very least they confused the public and policymakers alike.

In recent discussions about how to combat the virus, the methodical rigor of science and medicine has given way to hyperbolic politics and public hysteria.

The conclusions established that, in terms of its current substantive and procedural regulation, habeas corpus is extremely ineffective in protecting fundamental individual rights.

In a typical trial day, the bloggers spent less than 8 minutes in the court room without any substantial legal or procedural arguments.

Evidence and procedural documents are lost or destroyed documents key to the legal process are altered and state security is invoked to deny information.

Concerned about the lack of procedural and substantive safeguards in the administration of justice in Iraq, including in the application of the death penalty,

British Prime Minister David Cameron, an austerity advocate, says he believes that his program reduces welfare dependency, restores rigor, and encourages the the doers, the creators, the life affirmers.

Yet Germany insists on imposing its own rigor on the eurozone as a whole, a strategy the above mentioned states can pursue only at the risk of social chaos.

There were no unanimous responses but rather an exchange of diverse opinions, and once again a debate about the informative rigor and definition of citizen journalism Among the supporters

At this time, police are establishing the circumstances and reasons that drove the woman to commit this act, after which a procedural judgment will be made.

The increasing adoption of stored procedures led to the introduction of procedural elements to the SQL language in the and standards in the part SQL PSM.

Let me be clear the rational expectations models made an important contribution to economics the rigor which its supporters imposed on economic thinking helped expose the weaknesses many underlying hypotheses.

Diplomats make careers of finding procedural solutions to insoluble dilemmas surely, they hope, there is a conference table with a shape that matches a given strategic configuration.

Diplomats make careers of finding procedural solutions to insoluble dilemmas surely, they hope, there is a conference table with a shape that matches a given strategic configuration.

Screening questionnaires maximize sensitivity, at a cost of false positives, because it is presumed that they are followed by expert clinical evaluation. But insufficient diagnostic rigor can result in over diagnosis.

The details are still anyone s guess, but the consensus view is that the EU will have many of the constitution s most important procedural mechanisms by sometime next year.

Since the verdict was issued, Alekseenko has criticized the decision, saying authorities violated procedural rules during the court case, since neither the minors nor their parents had been questioned.

The Nobel Prize winning global scientific process called the Inter Governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has set the gold standard for scientific rigor in analyzing the threats of human induced climate change.

The Nobel Prize winning global scientific process called the Inter Governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has set the gold standard for scientific rigor in analyzing the threats of human induced climate change.

Although those proceedings were admirable in many ways, including in the care taken to protect the procedural rights of the defendants, they have always been tainted by the charge of victor's justice.

The Senate now operates on an informal rule that opponents will try to kill a legislative proposal through a filibuster a procedural attempt to prevent the proposal from coming to a vote.

The provisions in the chapter on democratic principles, which concern the EU s institutions and procedural functions, lay the groundwork for a system that is more open to public debate on EU policies.

The Senate now operates on an informal rule that opponents will try to kill a legislative proposal through a filibuster a procedural attempt to prevent the proposal from coming to a vote.

In December, as Europeans shifted towards fiscal rigor, the US Congress extended for two years the tax cuts initiated by George W. Bush which almost everyone interpreted as yet another effort to boost the US economy.

In December, as Europeans shifted towards fiscal rigor, the US Congress extended for two years the tax cuts initiated by George W. Bush which almost everyone interpreted as yet another effort to boost the US economy.

The procedural shortcuts, incomplete documentation, and rampant fraud that accompanied banks rush to generate millions of bad loans during the housing bubble has, however, complicated the process of cleaning up the ensuing mess.

While the new American positions do not represent a revolutionary change in US policy, they do represent a clear procedural and indeed substantive departure from previous American positions, particularly those of the Clinton administration.

For example, in at least four lawsuits brought against regulators in the United States, judges initially ruled that regulators had failed to comply with the procedural requirements of the US National Environmental Policy Act.

Welcoming further the desire of the Kimberley Process to systematize the current rules and procedures and the subsequent development of new rules and procedural norms regulating the activity of its working bodies, Participants and observers,

But so do bureaucratic bottlenecks that provide easy cover for defendants and permit the state to avoid its responsibility. Evidence and procedural documents are lost or destroyed documents key to the legal process are altered and state security is invoked to deny information.

In many respects, science education today is similar to medicine during the mid 1800 s, when a new level of scientific rigor confronted long held beliefs and well respected traditional medical practices. For example, bloodletting had been in use for thousands of years, with detailed theories explaining its effectiveness.