Since last April, the federal government has sought to resolve confusion over privacy laws, including proposing regulations last month clarifying when a student's health information can be released and when parents can be called.
But "sometimes people go, 'Hey, we didn't think about that.' " He has suggested placing a live camera in the stowage module so that bags that are hard to identify can be held in front of the camera and experts on the ground can help to quickly resolve confusion that can typically take up enormous amounts of time.
Twitter today announced it's pausing all account verifications – the process that gives public figures on Twitter a blue checkmark next to their names – while it tries to resolve "confusion" around what it means to be verified, the company says.
In response to a question by a committee member, he indicated that the review would help resolve confusion over questions such as the source of silicon detected in the anthrax powder, which in the early days of the investigation was ascribed to silica added to make the spores more easily dispersible.
Same-day registration made it easier for Wisconsin to resolve confusion, said Turner of the Center for Democracy and Technology.
By early 2005, that agency had established the Chinese National Organic Product Standard (CNOPS) under a separate law for organic products to resolve confusion over the competing eco-food standards.
The best interests of the child must be "a primary consideration" in all actions and decisions concerning her or him, and must be used to resolve confusion between different rights.
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The decision, announced 4 June, resolves confusion and controversy over who will take the helm of the $1-billion-a-year 1-billion-a-year 1-billion-a-year 1-billion-a-year weapons
It also means attempting to resolve current confusions, such as the aspects of the tightening of student visas that are threatening to do real financial and reputational damage to UK universities.
However, their subjects learned to resolve these confusions when they received auditory, visual and vestibular feedback, so that the rate of reversals decreased.
