David Tucker, the NSPCC's associate head of policy, said: "We're very concerned at the way he seemed to be able to drop off the radar, that services didn't seem to be able to check up on him, that the community seemed to be taken in by the story that the mother said and also that the family seemed to be unable to check effectively on his welfare either.
Electronic records, in the view of Snoeker and many others, have substantial advantages compared to paper files, because data are more easily accessible and can be checked more effectively in terms of quality, partly due to validity checks in the data entry process.
Freilich said that federal regulations restrict that system to being used only for gun purchase background checks, and prohibit its expansion to ammunition background checks, effectively hamstringing the New York law until a new system can be put in place or federal regulations change.
Under Schumer's legislation, all gun sales, including those by private sellers, would be subject to a background check, effectively closing the so-called gun-show loophole.
Under Schumer's legislation -- which was based on a proposal first developed by Mayors Against Illegal Guns -- all gun sales, including those by private sellers, would be subject to a background check, effectively closing the so-called gun-show loophole.
Boards instead need to take responsibility to create a culture that serves to check risk effectively.
Meanwhile, another relieve-shot effect is effectively checked by measuring drilling bits on spot.
The axiom schemata and transformation rules here given are such that any purported proof of a theorem can be effectively checked to determine whether it really is a proof or not; nevertheless, theoremhood in LPC, like validity in LPC, is not effectively decidable, in that there is no effective method of telling with regard to any arbitrary wff whether it is a theorem or not.
It's not obvious how these trends can be effectively checked.
