The other 4percentt merit more thorough review precisely because they have the most potential to increase air pollution, compromise water quality or harm vital ecosystems.
In addition, a proposed city law that would require co-op boards to provide, in writing, their reasons for rejecting a potential buyer, also has board members and brokers reviewing precisely what constitutes discrimination.
The UC,Berkeley process is called "comprehensive review" precisely because our decisions are based on a broad assessment.
On Tuesday night Mr. Weingarten planned to publish his 1,000th review at precisely midnight.
The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, pointed out in parliament earlier today that a Ripa review was precisely what she had been calling for already.
First, Defendants' argument counterfactually presupposes that each of these event studies involved a review of precisely the same set of source documents, but that Dr. Hakala somehow identified substantially more documents fitting within the news categories described in the protocol of his reports for his Damages Study than for his AOL Study.
William Shatner, who does not need an introduction to anyone who has made it to the second sentence of this review, does precisely that in the chatty, digressive and often amusing tour of his unusual acting career, which opened Thursday night at the Music Box Theater for a brief Broadway run.
The referee is entirely correct with regard to the last sentence, and the whole point (or at least a major theme) of our review is precisely that what is well established in environmental microbiology has had much less impact in clinical microbiology (referee 2 makes this exact point, even more explicitly).
Reviews reflect very precisely what we think theatre is.
It is true that Christie's popularity among Republicans was holding steady — the percentage of GOP voters who gave the governor positive reviews was almost precisely the same as a year ago, and within the poll's margin of error of about 3 percentage points.
