The exception are so-called lean reasoning systems, i.e. relatively small programs containing only basic mechanisms, essential for soundness and completeness of an inference process.
"In our code of ethics," said Ann L. DeFabio, a bank spokeswoman, "basically it just says that the proper use of Bank of America assets is essential to the financial soundness and integrity of the bank".
This scholarly expertise, along with her work as Chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel for TARP, has given Professor Warren a broad, and perhaps unique, perspective on how effective consumer protection is essential for the safety and soundness of the financial system and the health of the American economy.
Frederick A. Crawford, chief executive of AlixPartners, a global restructuring firm, said it was now more essential than ever to assess the soundness of a retailer's real estate portfolio, the rate of management turnover, sales per square foot and proportion of a company's cash that is going to overhead.
Horses must remain sound of limb to ensure lung soundness, and they must remain sound of lung to achieve and maintain limb soundness.
He also helped the UGG quietly sell the stock it held in the Home Bank when UGG directors began to doubt the bank's soundness; this subtlety was considered essential, as the directors were concerned that airing their doubts publicly would make the bank's failure a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Therefore, turgor is essential for the morphology, architecture and engineering soundness of plants.
If the founders of this nation had to consider health care, they might well have included it in the Bill of Rights, the soundness of its people being so essential to this country's well-being, its economy and its future.
"Convinced of the soundness of his report and concerned that inclusion of the ambiguous data will detract from and distort the essential thrust of the report, Engineer A decides to omit references to the ambiguous data," reads case No. 85-5.
