In this review, we summarily comment on the key advances in the design of CPs using mixed-ligand synthetic strategy and discuss the relationship between the specifically selected mixed organic ligands and the resulting CPs.
Yet it was only summarily reviewed, and received no prizes.
There was uproar from users, both about the policy and the way that Goodreads was summarily deleting reviews.
The Supreme Court justices should again accept review of Moore's case and summarily reverse this latest ruling.
In 10 percent of the cases, appellate courts called the evidence of the innocent people's guilt "overwhelming," while the Supreme Court summarily dismissed requests to review 37 of the cases without giving reasons.
Last year, when the circuit court rejected the commission's effort to allow proxy access to large institutional shareholders, the court, wrote Mr. Kraus and Mr. Connor ,"summarily dismissed the S.E.C.'s extensive review of the empirical evidence" regarding the potential benefits of the rule.
But the report "found no evidence of racial bias" and Mr. Bellows rejected complaints by some officials that the initial Energy Department review was little more than "a mechanism to summarily finger a Chinese American".
While insisting that Lord Brittan should have been interviewed, Deputy Assistant Commissioner Steve Rodhouse flatly denied that their review of the case – off which Settle was summarily taken, but which finally reached the same conclusion as he had – was the result of Watson's CPS letter.
In this section, we summarily describe the on-going study, review reports that possibly shed light on the biological plausibility of surgery-related CJD transmission, and propose principles for re-classification of surgical procedures.
As she ascends, she might use that authority to push for due process, to ensure that those accused are not summarily expunged from civic life without proper review.
Earlier this month, the military appeals court turned away an Army staff sergeant's request to summarily affirm his conviction (rather than deny review) so he could take his case to the Supreme Court.
