It becomes harder when banks seek to recover bonuses for bad trades or risk-taking, he says, because then it boils down to judgement of various underlying circumstances such as who was directly responsible for the transaction, what factors were within the individual's control, what was approved by the firm's risk manager, Johnson says.
Change the underlying context.
Policy to address factors needs to be joined up and better consider underlying socioeconomic circumstances.
It helps to highlight areas of controversy and to clarify the principles underlying the circumstances of a clinical ethics case.
The data collected were patient's age, sex, and place of residence; underlying diseases; circumstances of exposure and type of fish involved; time lapse from exposure to seeking treatment in the emergency department; site of infection; length of hospitalization; clinical symptoms; source of isolation; antimicrobial drug treatment; and outcome.
8 e)(2) that 'A party may also state as many separate claims or defenses as he has regardless of consistency * * *' A fortiori do we deem the statement inapplicable where, as here, the plaintiff had long known the circumstance underlying its demand for relief but defendant had not known those relating to its more limited counterclaim.
Growth in general can be better understood if the relative contributions of individual industries and the circumstances underlying productivity changes in each of these industries are understood.
In any case, this 2012 piece shows us, with no need of updating, that the circumstances underlying the Black Lives Matter movement preceded its actual founding, in 2013, in response to the acquittal of Trayvon Martin's killer.
Regarding the evidence the Eighth Amendment does require, the State insists that the constitutional limits of mitigating evidence runs only to that of the defendant's record, his character, and the circumstances underlying the offense in question.
Although Justice MARSHALL's dissent purportedly agrees that the District Court was obliged to defer to the California Court of Appeal's finding that the jury's deliberations were not biased if that finding had "even 'fair support' in the record," post, at 143, its critique of the circumstances underlying these findings proves otherwise.
