Neither the State Department's consular officers nor the Immigration and Naturalization Service's inspectors and agents were ever considered full partners in a national counterterrorism effort.
Furthermore, we have not considered full matching, in which multiple untreated subjects are matched to each treated subject or multiple treated subjects are matched to each treated subject, resulting in all subjects being included in a matched set (37– 37).
However, as pointed out by Political Scrapbook, several of the female politicians appointed by Corbyn are not in what would be considered full cabinet posts in the current government.
More than half the Palestinians considered full sovereignty over Jerusalem in the same light, and more than four-fifths felt that the "right of return" was a sacred value, too.
In addition, only women who had completed 36 weeks and 6 days of gestation, or 258 days, and considered full term were included in the analyses, because preterm delivery may have other, complex etiologies.
The data use employers' definitions of whether workers are full-time or part-time, and a 35-hour week is considered full-time in some hospitals and part-time in others.
Certain MPAs or specific areas within existing MPAs could be considered full-fledged reserves in that they prohibited human activities of all kinds.
Graduates of those programs, he said, "are considered full-fledged professionals in their field, and depending on the field they have attractive career opportunities when they finish these degrees".
A standard GTAP closure considers full employment in the factor markets.
We consider full implementation in complete-information environments when agents have an arbitrarily small preference for honesty.
