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Filtering policy is read from the quality rules store.
Filtering policy is read from the quality rules store Steps 12 14:: Tweet extractor, metadata analyser, and relevancy analyser are created Steps 15 16:: Metadata and relevancy analysers are registered to the tweet extractor for processing of tweets Step 17 18:: Tweet extractor downloads tweets based on the DataSetLocation-parameter of metadata (Fig. 15).
But at the meeting where the policy was read, opposition prompted Dr. Lindley to create a task force -- three supporters of drug testing, three opponents, and three who were undecided -- to hold open meetings to gather community reaction and then to recommend a policy to the school board.
Ben Bernanke's first exposure to monetary policy was reading the works of Milton Friedman, the Nobel laureate.
But it is not an integration policy, nor is reading such a document a realistic expectation of people who have just fled from Islamic extremists.
Mrs. Clinton's recent long essay in Foreign Policy magazine was read as the fullest statement yet of American aspirations in the region and for rebalancing foreign policy after 10 years and 3 wars in the Middle East.
That they nevertheless adopted a more expansionary policy can be read as an admission that they hadn't been doing enough earlier.
The 53-page policy can be read as a valedictory for a fading administration's mishaps as much as an all-points bulletin on future threats.
Einsiedel et al suggested the lack of an articulated policy could be read as in itself a 'decision' (Einsiedel et al. 2011b, 43).
Kibo's privacy policy can be read here; the team claims it is not receiving, storing or transmitting any sensitive data — a key consideration for users when installing any third-party keyboard app.
While there are several prominent magazines veering right or left in Washington, Just said he'd like to "make National Journal the non-ideological magazine about politics and policy" that's read on both sides of the aisle.
