They evaluated officials on criteria of competence, honesty, obedience to the imperial court, adherence to the law, their treatment of convicts, and any signs of extortion, nepotism, or factionalism.
We initially evaluated official websites and made additional queries using email or telephone where possible.
The question is how courts are to evaluate officials' claims of immunity from suit for constitutional violations.
"Only painful and determined reforms can change the achievement-based evaluation system," the article said, including: sustained checking of officials' reporting, increasing the rights of ordinary people to evaluate officials, taking away local officials' sole responsibility for G.D.P. growth, the environment, public services, people's prosperity and sustainable development.
It will remain an important policy tool for guiding and evaluating officials, especially in poorer parts of the country where faster growth is needed to narrow the gap with coastal cities. Tibet is shooting for 12% growth this year, the same target as it set, and achieved, in 2014.
Only then can they evaluate official claims that the correct balance between fighting terrorism and preserving individual liberty has been struck, and decide if they are willing to accept diminished privacy and liberty.
For example, the chief justices, who will be accompanied by legislative leaders and court-reform advocates, are likely to evaluate official voter information projects that already exist in several states, with an eye to extending them elsewhere, said Roger K. Warren, president of the National Center for State Courts in Williamsburg, Va., which is coordinating the conference.
The third aim is to evaluate official information on the impact of the insurgency and the army's counter-insurgency on the people and the economy of the Waso Borana pastoralists.
But up to 29 applications for new culls across nine counties, including Cheshire, Cornwall and Herefordshire are now being evaluated by officials.
Material seized in the Bosnian raids is still being evaluated, but officials in Bosnia and court records in Chicago indicated that it opened a window on the charity's inner workings and Mr. Arnaout's activities.
The Stars were without seven injured regulars and the No. 1 goalie Ed Belfour, who was scratched from the lineup for the second straight game while he was being evaluated by officials from the league's substance abuse program.
