(They may also play a covert security role, giving Japan an option, subject to constitutional change, to use nuclear material for military ends).
The Labour peer told BBC's World at One: "I saw the photographs of him having his last meal in Switzerland and I think it's completely wrong that when someone is terminally ill, they don't have the option, subject to safeguards, in deciding to take their own life.
Dundee United skipper Jon Daly will sign a two-year deal at Rangers, with a year's option, subject to the 30-year-old passing a medical examination.
It rules that what the statute declares to be a requirement with a penalty is instead an option subject to a tax.
Subsequent research has shown that we associate sounds with flavors, too: presented with a set of options, subjects rated mint chocolate and cheddar cheese as more "kiki," but chocolate mousse and brie as more "bouba".
When we compared responses with different stems or response options, subjects better understood simple and straightforward structures.
The cue was either a "specified" cue in which a single opaque circle indicated which finger to press, or an "action-selection" cue in which 3 opaque circles indicated the 3 options subjects could choose between (see Fig. 1).
It made most of Ms Bartz's share options subject to tough performance triggers and negotiated a relatively stingy termination agreement.
Mr. Fishman received a sign-on bonus of $7.45 million in cash, about 612,000 shares of restricted stock, and five million stock options subject to aggressive performance targets — a package worth about $11.5 million.
Integration of REST services into workflow systems and rich client applications are other options, subject to further work.
