The serious negotiations are being conducted in a secretive process that looks a little like the one that President Bill Clinton and the first lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton, used to devise their ill-fated plan for universal health insurance in 1993.
The warrant requirement ensures that officials demonstrate "probable cause" to an independent judge before conducting a search, in a process that mandates a specific description of the information they're seeking.
The governor's testimony was supposed to be the tilting point of the entire investigation, the public crescendo of a process that has been conducted largely in private and without a defined conclusion.
On Wednesday evening, cleanup crews began conducting what is called an in-situ burn, a process that consists of corralling concentrated parts of the spill in a 500-foot-long fireproof boom, moving it to another location and burning it.
As evident from the above discussion, conducting PAR with youth in schools is a process that could potentially target virtually all of the setting-level features that have been linked with healthier development.
(FGD 15, W) Reaching the stage where the woman no longer has the energy to continue on her own, she acknowledges failure and hands over the responsibility to others by calling for assistance, a process that was conducted in several steps: … she first tries to push on her own but if she fails, she sends one of her kids to go and call a friend.
The software company, in return, is supposed to keep the hacker informed as it conducts tests and develops a patch, a process that should take about a month.
The strength of this study is that the validation process was conducted in a sample that can be considered as representative of the population of Caledonian 12-year-old children.
To switch fuels, the agency would have had to conduct tests and try out the new fuel in some of its buses, a process that would take months.
"The confirmation process should be conducted in a way that fosters trust in the process and the Supreme Court, and that seriously considers allegations of sexual violence," Kent Sinclair, a political independent who practices law in Beverly, Mass., and Douglas Rutzen, a lawyer in Washington and registered Democrat, said in a joint statement.
"The confirmation process should be conducted in a way that fosters trust in the process and the Supreme Court, and that seriously considers allegations of sexual violence," Kent Sinclair and Douglas Rutzen said in a statement to the Post on Tuesday.
