Although no reports exist, endocavitary CEUS cystography may have a potential role in evaluating filling defects (Fig. 6) or possibly evaluation of vesical fistulae.
The White House ended the American Bar Association's traditional role in evaluating potential nominees' qualifications.
Every administration since then has benefited from the A.B.A.'s confidential role in evaluating potential nominees before they are named.
Underlying the dispute is the long-simmering resentment, dating to 1987, by conservatives over the bar association's role in evaluating judges.
The White House today told officials of the American Bar Association that it was ending the organization's semiofficial role in evaluating candidates for the federal bench.
The Bush administration formally notified the American Bar Association today that it was reviewing the organization's special quasi-official role in evaluating candidates for federal judgeships.
Beginning March 27, Dr. Vega will play a key role in evaluating plans to help districts set up programs allowing parents to choose their children's English instruction.
Correction: December 19 , 2003 Friday The Reverberations column in Weekend last Friday, about orchestra musicians' role in evaluating conductors, referred incorrectly to the comments of some orchestra members invited to meet with the New York Philharmonic board.
Even as Katherine G. Farley, a member of the Philharmonic board who was recently appointed to the Lincoln Center board, was actively participating in meetings about the redevelopment, she was also taking a leading role in evaluating Carnegie Hall.
The clinic, a nonprofit medical research and treatment center, said yesterday that the new measures would give the board of trustees a greater role in evaluating industry relationships that might bias research or patient care.
The opinion on Wednesday said that because trial judges were in the best position to evaluate what occurred in the courtroom, they "have a pivotal role in evaluating Batson claims" and should ordinarily receive deference from appellate courts.
