That leaves 70 percent of delegates who are both bound and chosen through relatively straightforward means.
The only problem is that there's no straightforward means of assessing her.
Before spacecraft landed on the Moon, astronomers had no straightforward means by which to measure the depth of the regolith layer.
There are several straightforward means of identifying the groups in need of help: recipients of free school meals, for example; or schools not sending any pupils in previous years.
The Dialogues for Sustainable Development, a Brazilian initiative enthusiastically embraced by the UN, opened straightforward means of communication between interested groups and civil society on key aspects of decision-making.
It commits them to obtaining material by honest, straightforward and open means, with the exception of investigations that are overwhelmingly in the public interest and where that evidence can't be obtained by straightforward means.
It is, proponents say, living proof that more or less any urban area can get lots of people on the bikes by the relatively straightforward means of building enough connected, safe lanes on which they can ride.
"The system as amended would unduly favour the ordering of candidates suggested by parties, rather than enabling voters an accessible and straightforward means of themselves selecting the order of preference for party candidates," Williams says in his submission.
In one scene, Dahlia, unable to get the family's R.V. out of the pound by straightforward means, quickly regroups, using her teen-age daughter, Delilah (Shannon Woodward), as bait: she ties Delilah's shirttails in a knot, revealing her midriff, and sends her in.
It offers a straightforward means of evaluating energy efficiency programs.
This allows a simple, straightforward means to solve the problem of scaling and context.
