Under either approach it is a difficult legal task to precisely draft legislation containing an appropriate balance between employee and employer.
Gabriele Paolacci, a marketing researcher at the Rotterdam School of Management who was once in precisely that position, has started a blog called "Experimental Turk" (experimentalturk.wordpress.com) to help draft guidelines for such freelance experiments.The revolution, then, has begun.
But this is precisely when "drafting" is being closely monitored.
They are enjoying a pass-rushing renaissance, spearheaded by the rookies Shaun Ellis and John Abraham, who were drafted precisely for this purpose.
Torture is an international crime, and any evidence of complicity in it must be open to scrutiny; the green paper appears to have been drafted precisely to avoid such scrutiny.
If obligations are drafted precisely, and general exceptions included, international economic agreements should not interfere with domestic public policy.
If the statute were drafted more precisely, we might appeal to the title to clear up any ambiguity: "Single-Sex Multiple Occupancy Bathroom and Changing Facilities".
These documents should be recognized for what they are: government reliance on evidence that is valuable precisely because it has been drafted and approved by people other than Trump — and sometimes amounting to a formal pretext.
The EPA drafted the rule this way precisely so that very small emitters wouldn't be subject to regulation and so that the EPA wouldn't be overwhelmed with having to issue permits to hundreds of thousands of small businesses.
The trouble was that the constitution, drafted in 1971, was tailored to sustain precisely the kind of veiled dictatorship that Mr Mubarak's opponents sought to abolish.
