Suggested it to Chicago Tribune representative in confidence, whom he met in park, and idea gladly accepted.
Connecticut Light and Power was scrambling to meet its self-imposed deadline of having 99 percent of its customers back online by midnight on Sunday, and while utility representatives expressed confidence that they would hit their mark, others seemed more skeptical.
The age ranged from <1 year to 108 years, and males and females were reasonably represented, giving confidence in the representative nature of the samples taken from four major hospitals in each of the four regional health regions of Norway.
The law 2005 370 of 22 April 2005 [ 13] (concerning patient rights and the end-of-life) allows, at the terminal or advanced phase of an incurable and serious disease, the possibility, after informing the patient or the patient's representative ("person of confidence"), to relieve the patient's suffering by a treatment which, as a side effect, can shorten the patient's life.
Some systems, like the Italian, require a government to fall whenever a majority of representatives votes "no confidence" — leading to notorious episodes of instability.
However, using mixed-method approaches and triangulating information from prisoners with in-depth interviews with prison officers and NGO and government representatives strengthened our confidence in our main findings.
The debate "gave everyone a big vote of confidence," said Representative Tim Ryan of Ohio.
James B. Cunningham, the United States' deputy representative, spoke with equal confidence about getting "the broadest agreement that we can find".
A look at some of Mr. Thompson's debates years ago offers a mixed picture, with the candidate mostly projecting calm and confidence against Representative Jim Cooper, his Democratic opponent for the Senate seat in 1994.
The results provided a set of IEs that were as systematic and as representative as possible, providing confidence to the completeness of PSA study.
The survey, conducted under contract by Kelton Research, asked multiple-choice questions via the Internet of 1,000 people ages 16 to 25, selected to be nationally representative, with a 95percentt confidence level.
