On some accounts, the law is not addressed to the citizens at all: it is, rather, addressed to the courts, laying down what actions they should take (what punishments they should impose, for instance) when certain conditions are satisfied (see Hart 1994: 35 38, on Kelsen).
Its goal is rather to address the empirical question of which reasons (or arguments, or reflections) have been given in the academic literature when considering an ethical question, operationalized by identifying relevant quotations where reasons are given [ 7].
Given that the message content is not modified, it is rather difficult to address relay attacks through cryptographic means.
Note that this does not make any claim about what is valuable, but rather addresses what is assumed to be a necessary entailment of what it means to consider anything valuable, i.e., what structures desire qua desire.
They also not look at sentiment for this study — but were rather fixed on addressing the core question of whether a Twitter account is automated or not.
SEC Chair Mary Jo White came to the heart of Silicon Valley to deliver a speech at Stanford University's Rock Center for Corporate Governance on March 31 , 2016 which touched on a variety of topics but was rather forthright in addressing startup valuations.
President Enrique Peña Nieto has tended to be rather shy of addressing legalization.
So far, the Obama administration has been rather cautious in addressing all three of these challenges.
He added: "By the time it was evident that it was a bubble and that it was going to create risk to the financial system, it was rather late to address it through monetary policy".
This would suggest that while the fields of environmental criminology and crime science have been rather slow to address the crime drop, they offer a most promising perspective.
