However, the former suffers from a heavy certificate management burden while the latter is subject to the so-called key escrow problem.
But would the executive be independent of the judiciary if he were subject to the commands of the latter, & to imprisonment for disobedience; if the several courts could bandy him from pillar to post, keep him constantly trudging from north to south & east to west, and withdraw him entirely from his constitutional duties?
The document stresses the need to maintain a delicate balance between collective leadership and personal authority: Without the former, China is subject to strongman rule; without the latter, it often faces gridlock and a lack of accountability.
No doubt, the latter has been subjected to the glare of a spotlight which, no one, not even Jack Nicklaus, has experienced.
The speculative comment: Comparing the mobility of the P110 fragment synthesized in vitro, with that isolated from cells, the researchers conclude that the latter is subject to a novel post-translational modification.
But that argument rests on the question-begging premise that the relevant difference between a compliance order and an enforcement proceeding is that only the latter is subject to judicial review.
The latter is subject to 199A.
If belief is understood as a function of one's total epistemic situation, rather than an independent judgment which that situation might or might not warrant, then James's analogy between believing and entering into a relationship appears problematic: only the latter is subject to direct voluntary control.
Thus, this technique provides a substantial improvement over multiple regression since the latter is subject to significant selection bias.
The latter generally is subject to a higher degree of government regulation.
The latter determination is subject to wide interpretive discretion, as no doubt utility token issuers would argue their token functions more like a prepaid expense and less like a contract for future delivery.
