The moral error theorist thinks that although our moral judgments aim at the truth, they systematically fail to secure it.
We'd have to dramatically and systematically improve our production controls if we were to secure our product approvals.
They get their permissions contingently from rights holders who support open access, or systematically from open access policies at funding agencies and universities that secure permissions from authors before those authors sign publishing agreements.
The rest is secured by systematically thinning out the whole forest periodically.
Trained tumour registrars systematically abstract missing information and the cancer registry regularly sends special questionnaires to private physicians to secure information on patients treated in the private sector.
They said the business "systematically corrupted the global oil industry" by delivering millions in bribes on behalf of well-known multinationals to secure contracts.
The United States Supreme Court has held that blacks, like other groups, cannot be systematically excluded from a jury solely because of their race, and that peremptory challenges, which require no stated explanation, can be exercised by the prosecution only "to secure a fair and impartial jury".
Since prosecutors can easily secure convictions for illegal re-entry, Sessions' order could fundamentally transform the federal justice system in a way CBP never imagined when it recommended systematically hauling border-crossers into criminal court with Operation Streamline in 2005.
