Two of these arguments, it turns out, are weak, a third is laughably weak, and a fourth is terrifying in its practical implications for the fair, and truthful, functioning of the federal system of criminal justice.
For example, spatial analysis of distributions, as applied in this paper, can investigate who, in society, may be more or less capable of attaining, for example, biogas and, by extension, who might need to be targeted/supported, and where, to facilitate capability and functioning in fair ways.
Living between Los Angeles, Cologne and Miami, attending art fairs and functions all over the world, as well as rubbing elbows with Hollywood stars, means the Taschens socialize in many orbits.
Rather, their purpose is to ensure the fair and honest functioning of impersonal national securities markets where common-law protections have proved inadequate.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, the federal agency responsible for protecting investors and maintaining fair and orderly functioning of our securities markets, has 11 regional offices, including in Miami, New York, Boston and Chicago.
Age was higher in men and women with fair and moderate/poor function than in those with normal function.
In doing so, it sought to bring an expanded evidence base to the conduct of cognitive assessments in practice and to identify how assessments are being conducted to achieve culturally fair measures of functioning.
"The whole summer, everybody plays on the beach together, and we have a lot of block parties, street fairs and neighborhood functions," said Ms. Flynn, whose son is in third grade.
In practice, the activities fair also functions as a pre-recruitment drive for student groups.
