Many potential recruits were screened out as potentially unreliable; for instance, actively religious individuals or those with close relatives in West Germany.
But in civilian court, he said, defense lawyers would use rules of evidence that can keep potentially unreliable evidence away from jurors.
Confronting royal troops in the streets, they won some soldiers to their side and induced officers to confine other potentially unreliable units to their barracks.
We present the preliminary design of a programming model for building reliable systems with distributed state from collections of potentially unreliable components.
But in the pursuit of innovation, some master watchmakers like Mr. Journe and Mr. Voutilainen have shied away from silicon, a material that they both consider untested and potentially unreliable in the long term.
Many women, in each of those cases, were assaulted and when they complained, were disregarded in the context of having had a drink and so being potentially unreliable witnesses, or were contradicted by the perpetrator and so the cases were seen as likely acquittals of the "one person's word against another's" type.
Not much is actually known about the great sage of Ancient Greece, beyond the potentially unreliable accounts we find in the work of his contemporaries: Plato depicted his mentor as a garrulous genius, while Aristophanes was less kind – his play Clouds has Socrates idly "peering at the arse of the moon".
And what do we accomplish by replacing a potentially unreliable petroleum supplier like Venezuela with a potentially unreliable ethanol supplier next door?
And what does the U.S. accomplish by replacing a potentially unreliable petroleum supplier like Venezuela with a potentially unreliable ethanol supplier next door?
Thus, the user is warned of the risks and can choose to ignore potentially unreliable predictions.
While potentially unreliable, this is the current practice in this EMS system.
