Project-specific consent is too taxing, for parents and repositories; opt-out consent risks inaccuracy and does not feel respectful or involving enough for parents.
The catalog lacks a case-making essay, resorting instead to interviews with the artists (most of them conducted by Ms. Fuku), as if the curators couldn't get involved enough to argue for their selections.
The situation finally exploded at the end of the first year when his boss gave him a poor performance evaluation for not being involved enough in details and for delegating too much to his subordinates.
But they also persuaded a jury that he was not, as he argued, merely standing around, talking religion — that he had, as Preet Bharara, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District, put it, a "position in Al Qaeda's homicidal hierarchy" — and was involved enough in Al Qaeda's plans for the future to merit a conspiracy conviction.
But they also persuaded a jury that he was not, as he argued, merely standing around, talking religion that he had, as Preet Bharara, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District, put it, a "position in Al Qaeda's homicidal hierarchy"—and was involved enough in Al Qaeda's plans for the future to merit a conspiracy conviction.
And though the Carter White House had offered to share information about efforts to end the Iranian hostage crisis, Mr. Powell said, "My impression was that they wanted us to handle it without them being involved enough to have to take responsibility for whatever happened".
For example, CNs seem to be floating between not being involved enough and being too involved in care due to the lack of clearly described duties for them.
We weren't involved enough.
The problem is that the least-cost, least-risk route does not involve enough gas for the fracking-obsessed chancellor George Osborne and too many onshore wind farms for the vocal fringe of Tory backbenchers who have put Cameron's head in a spin.
