The financial industry has also paid about $75,000 for 58 "fact finding" trips for the House Financial Services Committee staff since January 2001 to destinations like New York, New Orleans, Boca Raton, Fla., Tucson, Ariz., and Belgium.
The chosen algorithms need to be appropriate for the type of data to be analysed: some algorithms are designed for decision making, and they are not necessarily fit for scientific fact finding.
Syrian diplomats now must request permission prior to leaving Washington, D.C. * On June 15 in Geneva, the United States and Canada drafted a statement signed by 54 UN member states that addressed the deteriorating human rights situation in Syria and urged the Syrian government to allow access to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights' fact finding mission.
Based on the argument, which is an imperfect predictor, the most likely scenario may be a 5-3 ruling keeping the temporary stay of the law in place and sending the case back to the lower courts for additional fact finding on the effects of the law.
But, in fact, finding buyers for its banking operations turned out to be the easy part.
The United Nations then organized a team for fact-finding, security and aid.
On Tuesday, Australia said that it would demand that United Nations monitors produce compelling reasons to visit Australia before granting permissions for fact-finding trips.
He appears in "A Question of Blood" as a bulky, sardonic, highly charismatic figure with an endless capacity for fact-finding and world-weary asides.
The colony began to spread beyond the Cape Peninsula, and the council of policy came to rely increasingly on the burgher-councillors for fact-finding and for advice on town affairs.
Except for her fanciful misconception that a computer mouse would resemble a little gray rodent rather than a blob of plastic (the reality, which descended in seventh grade, was a disappointment), Ms. Risca, a 17-year-old senior, has always been a glutton for fact-finding.
