Market participants are effectively relying on the ECB to hold the fort - even more so after the Fed sat on its hands yesterday.
"In our judgment, when the legal interpretations of public statutes that are kept secret from the American public, the government is effectively relying on secret law," they wrote.
Even if the Security Council authorized the measure, American officials have said it would be warranted only if it appeared that Colonel Qaddafi's forces were effectively relying on warplanes.
This leaves China effectively relying on the U.S. to keep its very development model viable, and the U.S. collaborating with China as a matter of convenience.
The ATSC is effectively relying on the audio component of video to provide copyright protection, on the assumption that video is always accompanied by audio.
A weakness of MLVA is that it effectively relies on "mistakes" made by the host DNA polymerase during replication, therefore although useful in a localized survey covering a selected time-period, drift in tandem repeat insertions or deletions (indels) in the same C. trachomatis strain may reveal disparities when comparing surveys taken at different times from the same population.
For example, the literature revealed that a large proportion of doctors had not received any formal training in triage, effectively relying on their own judgment which might cause bias, a delay in treatment or even waste scarce resources (31, 33). in addition, medical students also failed to receive appropriate disaster training.
"To do this effectively, we rely on information provided by those within sport.
If elite recruiters are too busy to vet effectively, but rely on signaling from universities that are based on admissions not academics (grade inflation, particularly at elite schools, blurs that signal), they will tend to recruit from the same elite schools -- and they will lean toward recruiting over time people just like themselves.
