The long hours, the late-night hanging around, the sheer tedium of waiting to vote as lobby fodder, could almost be designed to foster abuse of alcohol.
His supporters fear this latest round of abuse may be designed to discredit him.
We critically review the guidance, discuss the impact this document will have on non-clinical abuse/dependence testing, and offer advice on how non-clinical abuse/dependence experiments can be designed to meet not only the expectations of FDA, but also other regulatory agencies.
"High frequency trading and the use of algorithms are an important and commonplace part of the markets nowadays but in this case these techniques were deliberately designed to abuse the market, undermining its integrity.
The agency is closely scrutinizing efforts by drug makers to develop drugs that are designed to deter abuse.
And while PhotoDNA may not have been the one to point to this specific arrest, its development and other hashing technologies are designed to make abuse image detection a more automated activity.
But under the new U.S. plan, which the Trump administration says is designed to reduce abuse of the asylum system, those migrants would have to wait in Mexico.
McElroy outlined "zero-tolerance" reforms the diocese adopted in 2003 that are designed to curb abuse, including reporting credible allegations to police or social welfare authorities, appointing an independent review board to evaluate accusations.
The 2011 EU regulation on wholesale energy market integrity and transparency (REMIT), is designed to prevent abuse in wholesale energy trading.
Rule 41(a)(1) was designed to curb abuses of these nonsuit rules.
L. Rev. 151, 153, and n. 8 (noting that the initial version of H.R. 10, 104th Cong., 1st Sess. (1995), an unenacted bill that, like the PSLRA, was designed to curtail abuses in private securities litigation, "would have undone Basic").
