In another recent Legal Daily article, a scholar at Beijing University, Chen Xingliang, criticized Chinese courts for routinely accepting confessions obtained through torture and said a more explicit rule was needed to bar evidence gained through abuses.
There's an even more explicit rule against using public office (like, say, the White House) for private gain: Title 5 section 2635.702.
By using new, more explicit mixing rules, a more consistent description of confined mixtures is obtained.
Nevertheless, Mr. Feinberg can make his program even more attractive by making some of his informal promises more explicit in the final rules.
Our publish-subscribe model of genetic regulatory networks adds a layer of complexity to the common NK networks by making the gene regulation process more explicit, and by using a rule system for matching gene products to regulatory sites that affect the expression state of other genes.
The broader and more general question raised here is the extent to which the early modern understanding of disease was flexible, while coexisting with increasingly rigid institutional structures and admissions practices, tightened house rules, and more explicit professional hierarchies in the specialized health-care institutions of sixteenth-century Augsburg.
In March, Volcker threw his support behind Merkley and Carl Levin, who had formulated a more explicit statement of the Volcker rule than the somewhat vague language in the bill that Dodd was proposing.
Virginia's Republicans are considering making this rule even more explicit, and other states such as North Carolina may follow this trend.
In a more explicit form, if there are i rules (R i ) each with k premises in a system, the ith rule has the following form.
Congress could amend the law, or health officials could revise the rules to set more explicit standards.
