In the wake of President Barack Obama's historic election, scholars continue to look back and re-evaluate the conduct of the president who came before, George W. Bush.
In evaluating the conduct of the officers, they set out to answer such questions as whether the officers properly identified themselves, or whether they followed guidelines that outline the tactics they should use during street encounters and the situations in which it is permissible to fire their guns.
In a court filing last week, the trustee, Irving H. Picard, laid out, in more detail than before, his strategy for asking the court to evaluate the conduct of Wilpon and Katz.
Topics discussed include different aspect of his jurisprudence along with his opinions on the practice of law; and his opinions in which he had the opportunity to evaluate the conduct of lawyers within the practice of law; and his professional career.
At the same time that the case has been exhaustively examined online, few traditional, that is, offline, outlets have taken up the Manning prosecution as a test of First Amendment principles, a challenge to the free flow of information needed by the public trying to evaluate the conduct of the war in Iraq.
There were even buttons we could press at passport control to evaluate the conduct of the official who handles your entry.
Post-survey meetings of the survey teams were undertaken by the regional and national coordinators to evaluate the conduct of the survey and interviews.
"I believe that in order to evaluate the alleged conduct of anybody in this case," Mr. Baugh said, "it is imperative that the jurors understand the whole picture.
Our study is designed to evaluate the methodological conduct of studies; however poor reporting can innately make this task difficult.
There is a need to evaluate attitudes and the conduct of medical students with direct measures.
