A federal committee on religious expertise ruled last year that the Salvation Army in Russia was in fact a real church.
Most experts say judges do not have the alacrity or expertise to rule on a frantic call from the C.I.A. every time a terrorism suspect is in its sights.
These U.S. investors will find an Africa that is hungry for U.S. investment, expertise, and rule of law.
The research extends the Building Object Behavior methodology developed by Lee and others to elucidate, translate and implement design expertise into parametric rules and behaviors.
We improve the concept with fuzzy transition, obtaining the same results in term of behavior but using effectiveness of fuzzy design to transpose human expertise in fuzzy rules.
I'm not talking about the unlikely witness stand confession -- Elle's personal expertise that the rules of hair care are are simple and finite are what turned the tide in that case.
In the majority opinion, Roberts wrote, with customary élan, "One can have a government that functions without being ruled by functionaries, and a government that benefits from expertise without being ruled by experts" — a sentiment that could have served as a Republican talking point in the health-care debate.
In the majority opinion, Roberts wrote, with customary élan, "One can have a government that functions without being ruled by functionaries, and a government that benefits from expertise without being ruled by experts"—a sentiment that could have served as a Republican talking point in the health-care debate.
For example, the concept rule violation could provide an interesting framework for examining the role of high expertise, lack of rule relevance or situation constraints on non-adherence in a time pressure situation.
Ten hospitals currently perform the delicate surgery required, but last year the "Safe & Sustainable review" performed by the Joint Committee of Primary Care Trusts ruled expertise was spread too thinly.
