Mr. Hoon told the Commons that he had had "no intention whatsoever other than to be open and straightforward" in his committee testimony.
FOR many years the job of the Bank of England's monetary-policy committee (MPC) seemed straightforward.
Naïvely putting two and two together, the committee drafted a straightforward set of dietary guidelines calling on Americans to cut down on red meat and dairy products.
He will want to come out of that committee having been straightforward with them, having made it plain he has been trying very hard to get the right answer to this.
Furthermore, quantitative NNs allow the straightforward application of a query by committee (QBC) principle, in which particularly information-rich peptides can be identified and subsequently tested experimentally.
While some members thought there was a "good case" for more stimulus at that meeting, for the majority on the nine-strong committee the decision was "relatively straightforward".
As the health select committee concluded this year: "... the straightforward savings which are possible have now been made, and the transformation of care that will be required to make the NHS sustainable... has yet to take place".
"The [advisory committee] has produced an honest, straightforward, courageous report thoroughly based on research and at long last without mincing words," Nestle told The Huffington Post.
They view the hold as a straightforward way for lawmakers to prevent party leaders and committee chairmen from ramming through legislation with little scrutiny.
Convoluted sequesters, eleventh hour debt limit increases, unelected commissions, special committees, and secret meetings are overcomplicating a straightforward fiscal process.
The committee, we learned, is divided on a seemingly straightforward question: Should the Fed take action to goose the economy now, or wait, watch and perhaps goose later?
