Mr. Soares began a new investigation last month after the Commission on Public Integrity, a state ethics panel conducting its own inquiry, referred a potential perjury case to his office relating to testimony offered to the commission by Darren Dopp, the governor's former communications director.
The latest came on Oct. 21, when the state inspector general, a Democratic appointee, released a scathing report accusing the Senate leadership of manipulating the bidding process for the right to build a casino at the Aqueduct racetrack in Queens and referred a potential criminal case to federal and local prosecutors.
The problem that Careerify is solving is fairly common, and possibly one that you have come across yourself: when job openings come up at your office, and you get that email asking if you have anyone to refer as a potential candidate, you may be too busy to answer, or just unable to think of anyone suitable.
Some studies refer to a potential risk for nosocomial transmission 13, 14; however, the design of the room (with open air and direct sunlight) reduces this potential risk.
For simplicity, 'tree' or 'tree species' are used when we refer to a potential epiphyte host individual or species although other growth forms (e.g. shrubs, lianas or columnar cacti) serve as epiphyte hosts as well.
While deliberative refers to the further production of knowledges, and hierarchical refers to a potential to determine action, we contend that it is by no means given that these are opposed.
It also referred to a "potential £500m hole in the pension funds".
An outlook change refers to a potential downgrade in the medium term, whereas a review for downgrade brings forward any ratings action to a matter of months.
The original referred to a potential British bill of rights that could improve the legal relationship between the European Union and the UK.
When he is referred to a potential customer, Mr. Tricozzi said, he sees it as a "pat on the back" and an endorsement of his expertise.
