Polygraph examinations -- properly conducted by trained professionals on competent subjects with a clear issue -- are remarkably accurate, but they're not foolproof.
When all the facts are on the table, this becomes a clear issue of social justice.
In essence, that is what the National September 11 Memorial and Museum issued on Wednesday: a clear, navigable computerized guide to the location of every name inscribed on the bronze parapets that are being installed along the perimeters of the pools where the World Trade Center towers once stood.
Ofcom, in its ruling published on Monday, said the presenter's references to "anti-immigration" policies, which he believed had the potential to lead to "division and enmity", constituted a clear viewpoint on a policy issue that had featured prominently in the run-up to that byelection.
(Surgeon 1, university hospital) In contrast, a surgeon from one of the community hospitals explained that: ….we do not take a clear stand on this issue.
The party's headquarters went on to issue a clear denial that the winner was Vladimir Chernukhin, who also attended Wednesday night's party, which was strictly correct.
The man simply could not take a clear position on any issue!
Since taking office last September, Mr. Hatoyama has failed to take a clear stand on the issue, at times saying he wanted the base off Okinawa, but at other times saying he wanted to heed Washington's concerns.
Asked repeatedly to address Mr. Thompson's call for him to take a clear stand on the issue, the mayor said: "I think it's absolutely a great example of what America is all about.
However, as the third in line to the presidency, Ryan surely cannot ethically fail to take a clear stand on an issue that goes to the heart of who we are as Americans.
