In a series of questions and answers intended to clarify its reading of the law, the administration said Wednesday that insurers had two options.
Additional data collected included optimum dosing and dosage schedules, adverse reactions and common side-effects, and other information intended to clarify buprenorphine's benefit risk relationship and to help prepare guidelines for its safe marketing and utilization by physicians in general clinical practice.
Since the fire, officials said, the Fire Department has created new procedures and training materials intended to clarify the best procedures on how to make rescues.
New subparagraphs (B) and (C) are intended to clarify what the district court is required to do at sentencing, and to respond to conflicting decisions in the courts regarding the application of Rule 36 to correct clerical errors.
By comparison of survey results between 2001 and 2010, we intended to clarify how an innovative change such as the establishment of DPDs was distributed throughout the whole country.
The Uruguay Round Agreements on Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) and the Application of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS) were intended to clarify and discipline the use of technical requirements, including food safety and animal and plant health measures.
Rather, it was but one part of a full-blown ethical theory, grounded in moral and linguistic psychology, which was intended to clarify the nature and structure of a whole range of normative problems common to everyday life ethical, aesthetic, economic, legal, political, etc.—as well as the methods typically used to resolve them.
This work deals with the incorporation of equivalent member imperfections in the global analysis of steel frames and, in particular, is intended to clarify the Eurocode 3 (EC3) provisions involved in such procedure.
The use of an "impact inventory," which is a structured table that contains consequences (both inside and outside the formal health care sector), intended to clarify the scope and boundaries of the 2 reference case analyses is also recommended.
Instead, the court established guidelines intended to clarify and enforce a 1964 decision Escobedo v. Illinois that required police to permit suspects to have an attorney present during interrogation when "the process shifts from investigatory to accusatory" and when the purpose of the interrogation is to elicit a confession.
