Apart from the sufficiency of fines, there are questions about how highly paid experts who oversee agreements are selected, whether they are doing good work and whether agreements really reform firms.
Earlier this week, parliament's influential joint committee on human rights (JCHR) criticised the government for refusing to explain how targets are selected, whether there was an "impossibility of capture" test and whether the laws of war were being misapplied outside recognised armed conflicts.
And if you use their services, they all retain at least some anonymized level of information about what is being searched and which results are being selected, whether that's connected to your personally identifiable information or not.
Once the site of a castle had been selected – whether a strategic position or one intended to dominate the landscape as a mark of power – the building material had to be selected.
6 Most studies used historical controls and provided little or no information about how patients were selected, whether they represent the whole population in risk or characteristics of included patients.
A classic distinction of how auditory information can be selected is whether the selection happens voluntarily (endogeneously, top-down driven) by the intention of the listener or whether it happens involuntarily (exogeneously, bottom-up driven) without the explicit intention of the subject (James, 1890; Näätänen et al., 2002).
A critical issue in a lethal mutagenesis approach to treat viral infections is whether mutagen-resistant mutants can be selected, and whether they can jeopardize treatment efficacy.
Previous studies also varied on whether learners are informed on the number of associates to be selected or whether they are asked to select as many associates as they believe to be appropriate even though there is a fixed number of associates across items.
It was unclear to me how the variants are to be selected and whether Veridical can be easily used outside of the Shannon pipeline?
