A typical law exam paper will contain carefully-written scenarios that are often laced with hidden nuances, each designed to test the strength of a candidate's memory of the decisions of various courts from across the years.
The declaration also sets goals for reducing poverty and illiteracy during the next 15 years, and contains carefully formulated language about guiding economic globalization so that it benefits the poor as much as the rich, and small, uncompetitive nations as much as the developed world.
March 17, 1520 Dijon, France July 23 , 1595Langres, France Thoinot Arbeau, original name Jehan Tabourot (born March 17 , 1520 Dijon, Fr. died July 23 , 1595 Langres), theoretician and historian of the dance, whose Orchésographie (1588) contains carefully detailed, step-by-step descriptions of 16th-century and earlier dance forms.
The garden cross spider, Araneus diadematus, tailors a web containing carefully crafted patterns of water and silk that efficiently conducts electricity.
The caption mentions the cleanser contains "carefully chosen ingredients," implicitly distancing it from lighteners that use mercury and other toxins.
Questionnaire containing carefully designed and selected Attitude, Knowledge and Practices questions were designed to help identify important determinants of the effectiveness of the gender training.
The message will be brief and contains carefully worded text to alert the receiver of possible Ct risk, provide options for Ct testing and modelling (i.e., peers who test).
2. Good classifications contain classes carefully selected to have the maximally informative set of generalizable features common to all the class instances.
Mayday itself violated perhaps the easiest of the many regulations already governing political advertisements (the requirement that they contain a carefully-worded disclaimer).
