Critics, including many nonprofit policy groups, say this would eliminate questions involving education and environmental policy.
The new verbal section, for example, will eliminate questions on antonyms and analogies.
Mr. Perkins said he insists on strong balance sheets to eliminate questions about the company's survival.
Herb Perez, a member of the U.S.O.C.'s policy-making executive committee, which the task force proposed to eliminate, questioned the importance of independent directors.
The commission recommended that the breweries originate the nickel deposit, because this would eliminate questions about the "paternity" of empty containers.
Similarly, it recommended that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services eliminate questions about pain from satisfaction surveys that are used rate hospital performance.
Conclusion: The MPI appears to be appropriate for use in a SCI population when modified to eliminate questions related to work and to supplement the activity scale with items addressing decreased activity levels due to pain.
DETROIT Toyota, struggling to eliminate questions surrounding millions of its vehicles, announced a repair on Monday to stop gas pedals from possibly sticking and causing cars to speed up unexpectedly.
But the decision also requires some subjective judgment, Mr. Bernanke added, indicating that the decisions would not be so cut and dried as to eliminate questions over why one company fit the bill and another did not.
By removing irregularities in your dataset, you are able to present a more accurate representation of historical trends and eliminate questions from your underlying data.
He sounded pleased with himself, like he had thought of everything the drowning that would eliminate questions about a body, the insurance policy, the "untraceable" business model but my research had taught me that his plan was really a pretty standard pseudocide.
