Indonesian short-story writer and literary critic Muhammad Balfas describes her as a character who is capable of making her own decisions, indicated by her decision to marry Datuk Meringgih when he threatens her father, willingness to take control with Samsulbahri, and dismissal of Datuk Meringgih after the death of her father.
Nonetheless, a passage in another part of the decision indicated concerns similar to those expressed by Judge Preska.
Some midlevel White House staff members were caught by surprise by the decision, indicating that it had not gone through an extensive review there.
This decision, as indicated by the dotted line in Fig. 9 controls a key "K1"; if the PU channel is idle, TSU starts to transmit data using the PU channel; otherwise, TSU does not transmit.
Subjects were asked to decide for each stimulus whether it was an artificial or a natural object, decision being indicated by pressing one of two alternative response buttons on a response pad placed on the subject's lap.
At the moment of the actual decision as indicated by the subjects choice of one of two emotional adjectives following a masked emotional face, we found activation of the left cuneus, left putamen, left paracingulate gyrus, right inferior frontal gyrus and, most importantly, of an anterior portion of the right DLFC (x = 50, y = 28, z = 36, Figure 1).
We found the right DLFC to be involved in both decision stages at clearly different positions: a posterior portion became activated when the actual decision was made as indicated by the subject's button press (decision).
Specifically, we explore the sub-processes of emotional salience detection (P200), combining incoming information into an emerging emotional representation (N300/N400), as well as decision-making stages (as indicated by behavioral results) in patients with left BG impairment and healthy controls.
For each items the response was scored as: 2 if a woman made sole decision, 1 if she was involved with someone [husband/partner or someone else] and 0 otherwise; the sum of the scores were made to represent an overall index of a woman's decision-making power as indicated by different studies [ 15- 17].
But polling data by Latino Decisions indicates that the delay may decrease Hispanic interest in voting for either of the two major parties, at a time when both Republicans and Democrats are jockeying to mobilize the increasingly important Latino electorate.
In challenging a repeal, an opponent could argue that the Council indicated by that decision in 1996 that it could not act without putting the issue to the voters again, said Richard M. Weinberg, the chief legal counsel to the Council, and Robert J. Benfatto, legislative counsel to Councilman Sheldon S. Leffler, a Queens Democrat.
