The United States Golf Association, for example, deliberates about the pairings for the United States Open but it occasionally makes choices that seem whimsical -- one group last year had three players who had attended Oklahoma State and another had three who attended Clemson.
"The CIA is careful in what it chooses to target in Yemen — for example, the deliberate focussing on moving vehicles between towns to limit the potential for collateral damage," Woods said.
Falsifying records is a felony, for example, while deliberate violations of safety standards that lead to deaths are misdemeanors.
So, for example, the deliberate use of sexual practices to humiliate male Muslims, including the use of pornography, was prevalent in British facilities in Iraq.
For example, non-suicidal deliberate self-harm was found to predict suicidal behaviour after controlling for depression [ 9, 13, 14], previous suicidal behaviour [ 13], hopelessness and symptoms of borderline personality disorder [ 14].
(Steroid user aged 22) However, given that users in many cases cannot determine accurately the quality of such products, illicit manufacturers and suppliers are able to use this to their advantage 12; for example, through the deliberate misbranding of vials to increase their profit.
In "Traces II" (1996), Wen Deqing was inspired by Chinese calligraphy and tried to create a musical analog of the varied strokes: thick, thin, fast and deliberate, for example.
What was suspense, for example, if not a deliberate attempt to withhold agency from audience members — people at the edge of their seats, screaming, "Don't go in there!," enjoying their role as helpless observers?
For example, it has, by deliberate state fiat, a savings rate close to 50%, while America's is close to zero.
