Madden said, "They need to be year-round, out of competition, no advance notice testing, with more serious penalties, and a more complete list of prohibited substances".
The history, which remains classified, was recently obtained by The New York Times; excerpts were published this spring and a more complete version is now available on the Times Web site (www.nytimes.com).
The data shown were provided by the city's Board of Education, and a more complete version, including scores for all state regents and a progress report for the class of 2002 is available on the board's Web site at www.nycenet.edu.edu
He offered instead to provide an "unclassified summary statement" that could be reviewed by Mr. Scarfo's lawyers and "a more complete description" of the technology for the judge's eyes only.
In time, he might do well to become more expansive about the city of opportunity he wants to build, and a more complete advocate for those many Londoners struggling to make ends meet.
They also created two types of candidates: a higher-quality group, with more experience and a more complete profile, and a lower-quality group, with some obvious gaps in employment or background.
"Those Veterans who respond will receive review of their claims based on VA's heightened sensitivity to M.S.T. and a more complete awareness of evidence development," the V.A. statement said.
Federal investigators say a crucial part of their task now is assembling a more thorough history of Al Qaeda and a more complete picture of earlier attacks, including much previously undisclosed information about possible links between events that happened many years ago and Sept. 11.
"Ecstatic and excited" was how Billy King, the Nets' general manager, described Mikhail D. Prokhorov after King called to say he had landed Deron Williams, a talent to die for and a more complete player than Carmelo Anthony, in a surprise deal with the Utah Jazz.
The details for found places now include a one-line description ("Chinese restaurant famous for dim sum"); a five-star rating system (including a decimal — "4.3," for example — because, let's face it, almost everything these days winds up with a four-star rating); the ability to upload your own photos of a place; and a more complete integration of the Zagat guides, which Google bought.
This methodology permits one to explore the process, allowing for its disarticulation and a more complete understanding.
