In it the European parliament notes with "regret" that the latest EU tax haven blacklist focuses only on non-EU jurisdictions and omits "countries within the EU that have played a systematic role in promoting and enabling harmful tax practices".
With increased focus on its general philosophical underpinnings, it has come to be seen not only as significant within the disciplines of aesthetics and philosophy of biology, but also as playing an important systematic role with respect to Kant's epistemology, metaphysics and ethics, and indeed, as relevant to contemporary discussions in these, and related, areas.
However, recent interest in the systematic role of the Critique of Judgment in Kant's philosophy overall has resulted in increased attention to the notion of judgment in the third Critique, and specifically to the question of its bearing on Kant's theory of judgment in the Critique of Pure Reason and the Logic.
Such up-regulation was also observed in serum, suggesting a systematic role of FGF21 in browning and energy homoeostasis [ 44].
Based on the present results, gender does not play a systematic role in the magnitude of the effect of the survey method for the KINDL.
As transposable elements (TEs) have no systematic role in genomes beyond their own perpetuation, they are generally considered as selfish DNA sequences (Doolittle and Sapienza 1980; Orgel and Crick 1980).
(Pharmacist, Case 139, 175, verbatim) Some pharmacists offered more generic health maintenance advice (typically advice to manage weight and exercise regularly) or smoking cessation services to patients, but record-keeping systems were poorly adapted to a systematic role in monitoring medication usage.
The general perception is that designers and architects usually do not fully understand the critical role of systematic use and capture of design rationale.
The word "emotion" was already in wide usage, but in Brown's lectures, first published in 1820, the term took on a newly systematic theoretical role in the science of the mind.
However, there is no systematic view of role assignment and there have been no empirical studies examining the effectiveness of the role-based approach.
