But the proposed rules are exceptionally vague, defining such jobs as any that could have "a material adverse impact" on national security — including police, customs and immigration positions.
Even had he been guilty of Miller's murder, decades of solitary confinement would be an exceptionally sadistic punishment, one defined as "torture" by the United Nations.
According to the annex, the "level of impact" that ensues from the unauthorized disclosure of top secret material is defined as "exceptionally grave damage to national security".
Same as it ever was, being a professional football player is a well-compensated but exceptionally dangerous job, one defined by the near certainty of traumatic injury and the day-to-day insecurity of working on non-guaranteed contracts for some of the most noxious billionaires the world has ever seen.
Yet, despite its ubiquity, the research of Hope and Healing Institute psychologist Kathryn Belicki and her colleagues reveals that it is exceptionally hard to define.
28, 29 The last of these is exceptionally difficult to define by self-assembly (although ABC terpolymers have demonstrated several quasi-periodic tilings, as shown in Figure 11a) 93– 95 and complicated to generate in a top-down approach due to the lack of a repeating motif, while at the same time, quasicrystalline structures have demonstrated highly desirable phononic and photonic properties.
Their LTRs possess a novel type of repeated motif (RM) defined by its exceptionally high copy number, symmetry and core CGG-CCG signature.
The program's function is defined as awarding "fellowships to exceptionally creative individuals, regardless of field of endeavor".
The GP and the patient rated the GP's knowledge level on two items using a five all-point defined scale from no knowledge to exceptionally good knowledge.
One exceptionally well-suited plant community, the Sedo-Scleranthetea, is defined by poor grassland consisting primarily of low-growing herbs, short-culmed and thin-leaved grasses, mosses and lichens (Ellenberg, 1986).
