Democracy entails an elected government, subject to certain checks and balances such as the common law and the courts, and an executive ultimately responsible to parliament, whose members are entitled to vote according to conscience and common sense.
Therefore, the NewQiS project elected this subject as focus of an in depth analysis to perform density equalizing mapping in combination with scientometrics.
The Episcopal Church requires in its Canon 16 that the election procedure and the candidate who is elected be subjected to review and must be consented to by the national church.
We elected to study subjects with mild IFG so as to reduce any possible effects of glucose toxicity on our outcome measures.
Noteworthy, because we elected to study subjects during the long-term after surgery, it could be argued that our data do not discard GLP-1 as a significant contributor to the rapid amelioration of glucose tolerance ensuing after RYGBP (3– 5).
And a candidate who is unable to be "argumentative" cannot succeed in the rough-and-tumble of contemporary American electoral politics, much less once elected and subjected to the 24-hour-a-day, 7-days-a-week media torture that officeholders must endure.
One subject was lost to follow-up and one subject elected not to complete the follow up DSLL test due to recurrent back pain.
Under the order's rule, the master (grand master from c. 1430) was elected for life (subject to papal confirmation) and ruled a celibate brotherhood of knights, chaplains, and serving brothers.
"The French people have a right to know that their elected government is subject to hostile surveillance from a supposed ally.
What happens after I leave office, should I be elected, is a subject for another day.
