In May, 2010, President Colom chose a new Attorney General, who, according to CICIG, promptly fired honest prosecutors, seized control over agents' wiretap operations, and shelved sensitive cases.
You've got no control over agents and unscrupulous people who say, 'I'll take care of you and you'll go to the NFL.' " Only hours after the Clarett decision, the N.F.L. declared Larry Fitzgerald, a sophomore receiver at Pittsburgh, eligible for the draft because he had been out of high school for three years.
This result demonstrates the exact nature of commitment powers required by the principal: to design the default outcome and to ensure that she has almost no formal control over the agent's decisions.
Again investors have failed to exert adequate control over the agents that they have entrusted to keep an eye on their money.
Because many of these new substances represent slight structural variations from known controlled drugs, there is an urgent need for analytical methods capable of structural differentiation of these new drugs to enable forensic laboratories to exert regulatory control over these agents and to prevent drug abuse [ 4– 12].
All come to the same bottom line: all the attacks involved sarin gas, only the Assad government had control over the chemical agents, and, whether they were premeditated or the result of "sloppiness," as one senior American official put it, the results were devastating.
Hong Kong tightened controls over remittance agents and money changers last January.
Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, said tightening controls over deadly agents at American laboratories represented only a first step.
The required indeterminism nevertheless suffices, he holds, to provide the agent with "ultimate control" over her decision, which an agent has only if at no time prior to the decision is there any causally sufficient condition for the agent's making that decision that consists entirely of events or states external to the agent.
