If incidental disputes concerning procedure have to be litigated, he is likely to conduct the proceedings; and, if the procedure includes a pretrial conference, he is likely to represent the client.
In today's hearing, he again pressed the intelligence leads to clarify how the intelligence community is working to identify the scope of Section 702's incidental collection concerns.
Unfortunately for Ratner, it wasn't a total fanboy love fest, because that show's got some serious incidental implications concerning the director's most intimate of secrets.
Our recommendation is supported by recently published U.S. guidelines: "Researchers who discover an unanticipatable incidental finding of concern should assess its significance, consulting with experts as appropriate" [ 24].
The overall experience of NCDs was generally positioned as incidental to the real concerns of life, expressed as family concerns regarding the deaths of children or relatives, or the behaviour of grandchildren.
Only 1,892 requests – less than 1% of the overall total – were successful for the four remaining issue types identified within Google's source code: "serious crime" (728 requests), "public figure" (454), "political" (534) or "child protection" (176) – presumably because they concern victims, incidental witnesses, spent convictions, or the private lives of public persons.
Incidental findings ("IFs") also concern an individual participant's health, but are findings encountered outside the objectives of the research project.
Under current rules, senators can seek to remove any provisions deemed extraneous or "merely incidental" to such budgetary concerns.
Incidental Findings: unforeseen findings concerning a research participant that have potential health or reproductive importance.
"Furthermore the needs and interests of children and young people have tended to be an incidental, rather than a primary concern.
