Consenting women were handed a questionnaire, including an informed-consent form, which was filled in in a separate room without any accompanying person present.
When humanitarian agencies and their partners are filling in a gap in state provision, a government could easily insist that all aid workers wear a unique identifying number like police officers.
AURORA MAKO Mendham, N.J., Dec. 7, 2008 The Need for a Debate Re "Expert Opinions, From Neutral Observers" (Nov. 30): The Times's business columnists are filling in a huge gap in the public's understanding of the economic crisis.
If you are filling in boxes on a form, put in the date from graduating until now and write "range of temporary contracts, see additional information section".
Yet they know that many sites they unearth bucket by bucket will be filled in by an earthmover in less than a day.
The WPA are filling in the ruts in the old road, eventually a new road will be built circling the Island.
"Here we are in the old city centre docks, that were filled in in the 1960s - Dundee has had a difficult history since then, but the city today has a new ambitious, confident direction, and V&A Dundee is a symbol of that".
The ratings questionnaire is filled in in the initial non-interactive part of the review process.
In other words, it's filling in a missing piece in its security with a third-party product.
In announcing the addition of the new weapon, Mr. Gates suggested that the United States was filling in a gap in the other arsenals of the other allies, who do not have similar attack drones.
