An article on May 30 about the fight over affirmative action in the context of Judge Sonia Sotomayor's nomination for the Supreme Court misidentified a case involving New Haven firefighters on which she and two other appellate judges ruled.
The study makes relevant contribution in the area of CSRR in the context of Ghana, judging from the fact that the concepts CSR and CSRR are relatively new and also adds literature to a fairly growing area of CSR communications via websites which are fast becoming a medium of corporate communication for corporations in Ghana and beyond.
In the context of law, judges and jurors sometimes form an opinion about a defendant's guilt or innocence before all of the evidence is known.
Invasive sampling techniques such as blood withdrawal pose a small but not insignificant risk to an individual's health, which in the context of research is generally judged to be outweighed by the greater community good.
Specifically in the context of health behavior, nudging was judged to be less effective for those who already have a good personal capacity and are successful in managing and conducting these behaviors.
Both sorts of restrictions are unusual, and they give rise to this question, as framed by Mr. Moussaoui's appellate lawyers: "Are federal courts willing to compromise or eliminate core constitutional protections if the indictment arises in the context of a terrorism case?" Judge Brinkema told Mr. Moussaoui that he could use only a lawyer who held a security clearance.
On the other hand, this amount is not a material amount in the context of KPCB's resources," Judge Kahn wrote.
Biomarkers for healthy lungs is of broader interest in the context of personalized medicine and also for judging progressive changes in the status of the lung after surgery, recovery from a disease, or treatment with a drug.
No matter how well Steve Trachsel pitches the rest of the season, his turnaround will always be judged in the context of what the Mets have done.
Without denying the weight of that interest, the Court concluded that, "judged in the context of the State's broad statutory framework and the justifications the State present[ed]," 413 U.S. at 640, the State's chosen means were insufficiently precise to uphold its broad exclusion of aliens from public employment.
