I am not opposed to qualifying exams- if they validly and reliably measure qualities that are directly applicable to their purpose without bias.
Mr. Spitzer, in the opinion, said, "In general, New York common law requires recognizing as valid a marriage, or its legal equivalent, if it was validly executed in another state, regardless of whether the union at issue would be permitted under New York's Domestic Relations Law".
Since (7) follows validly, if (5) and (6) are true, the argument is sound.
If one can validly assume that the covariance based on α r _0 does not differ significantly from the covariance based on α r _cov, one may calculate cov [log X i(t), log X j t) ] by one of following methods.
Hypothesis testing: The degree to which a particular measure relates to other measures in a way one would expect if it is validly measuring the supposed construct, i.e. in accordance with predefined hypotheses about the correlation or differences between the measures [ 8].
Most MPs wouldn't be validly elected if that was the test.
"If a person is validly registered to vote, the signature should count".
"You want to see if the apartment was validly deregulated," Mr. Languedoc said.
Declaring Wilson's eventual six-month benefit sanction following his refusal to participate in what he called "forced labour" unlawful, Foskett said: "There could be no question of sanctions being validly imposed if no proper notice of the sanction consequences was given".
The argument's conclusion follows validly only if the set of Texans is finite.
