After fifteen years of being a criminal prosecutor, I'm still alarmed and disheartened by the number of prospective jurors--all registered voters--who don't know the basic roles of a prosecutor or defense attorney, what the burden of proof in a criminal trial is, or any of the other fundamental criminal justice concepts that should be taught in a junior high school civics course.
Instead, the argument will be about how much to spend on special wartime needs-which represents a shift of the basic role of American government in a more Republican direction than seemed possible a few months ago.
It risked the loss of its licence and began to lose lucrative contracts".This case challenges the basic role of the auditor, which represents a key element in the development of a normal, functioning economy," Mike Kubena, the firm's managing partner in central and eastern Europe, argued only six months ago.
In a competitive market, the basic role of the power grid is to provide a fair and open platform.
In other words, leaders need to demonstrate their respect by going back to the basic role of business -- value creation for society as a whole with a long-term perspective.
It is harder because the basic role of government, to provide for its people, is a challenge.
Although a lot is known about the basic role of the human hypothalamus, less is known about how the in vivo volume is affected in obesity, particularly among adolescents.
In this example, understanding the basic role of male antennae in grasping females for mating, and uncovering a gene responsible for shaping this phenotype provided the opportunity for genetic manipulation.
Given Zeelenberg and Pieters's (2007) claim about the basic role of experienced regret in choice switching, the prediction is that, following a nonoptimal decision, children who experience regret will be more likely to make a better decision when faced with the same choice again than those who do not.
This may explain the basic role of oxidative stress in psychiatric disorders and how it may function as a common pathogenetic mechanism.
