The most highly disputed section of the law was decided by secret ballot, a rare measure.
The rare measure, called civil mobilization, effectively makes the drivers members of the armed forces and therefore subject to command.
It's hard to measure how much that is the case, but the success of his (http://you.video.sina.com.cn/b/12417440-1401913474.html) offered a rare measure of how an idea ripples across a country divided by class, geography, education, and opportunity.
And while other states in the region continue to be hampered by violence between militant gangs and the military, Delta State, under its governor, Emmanuel Uduaghan, has found a rare measure of peace.
The United Nations was arranging a placement in Sweden when Ms. Mazahery called to say that the United States had granted Mr. Batebi's request for "humanitarian parole," a relatively rare measure used in cases of danger or political importance.
The House of Commons listened with a rare measure of forbearance, its usual bent for bear-pit politics suppressed, it seemed, by a common acceptance that a country struggling to find its bearings in the wake of the rioting would have little patience for political point-scoring.
The campus closure is a rare measure, and indicates that both the administration and students are taking the threat seriously. .
Such a Dickensian approach is the rare measure that manages to simultaneously defy Kantian, Christian and utilitarian ethics.
Shortly after the story emerged last week, Mueller's office took the rare measure of issuing a response stating that the story was inaccurate, though it did not specify what was or was not true.
This strategy was not used in this study because skipping parts of the rare measured data would disrupt the ratio between parameters and data points even further.
