As part of the judgement, GMAC was given access to a scorecard computer; it hopes to use it to retrieve details of those who attempted to cheat on their tests.
With millions of people watching, and electronic scoreboards that display holes totals (without access to the players' scorecards), is it likely that a player would cheat on his or her scorecard?
One of the ticks on its scorecard is the easy access its citizens have to natural surroundings.
For example, the EPI global scorecard shows improvements in access to drinking water.
The Balanced Scorecard provides me with easy access to timely, unfiltered information about our strategy implementation.
The class of 2016 is the first with access to the Department of Education's new "College Scorecard," which, among other things, attempts to measure the average salary earned by each school's alumni 10 years after graduation.
Past Emerson Fellows have developed outreach websites to help people get enrolled in food stamp programs, designed scorecards to assess quality of and access to public transportation for low-income communities, and helped design programs to increase food access in indigenous and migrant communities.
Listeners will be able to access live commentary via the BBC Sport website as well as text updates, scorecards, the best of social media and analysis from the TMS Team.
Scorecard provides a clickable map interface on their website to access state-specific reports, and allows zipcodes to be entered to see community-based reports [ 16].
Subscribers will have access to candidate report cards, the Truth-O-Meter, fact-checking, and updates and scorecards from the Obameter and GOP Pledge-O-Meter, which track the campaign promises of President Barack Obama and Republican leaders, respectively.
