A critical reason that John Kerry's once-assured election is going up in Deweyesque smoke is Kerry's inability to pass the Commander-in-Chief test: Can this candidate be trusted to ensure our security in a manifestly insecure world?
A critical reason that John Kerry's once-assured presidential election is going up in Deweyesque smoke is Kerry's inability to pass the Commander-in-Chief test: Can this candidate be trusted to ensure our security in a manifestly insecure world?
Reasons for the large increase in urea and electrolytes test ordering across all trusts, and for the greater relative increase in ordering of this test in the intervention trust, were not apparent.
The investor's decision in this game is a decision of trust, which is why social scientists refer to this as the "trust game" and use it to test trusting behavior in different situations.
If S-WET is used as a screening method, women should be reassured about the good test performance to ensure trust in the screening results.
His emphasis on a manly code rooted in the gut, tested in action and connected to trust and honor (even among thieves), is related to Hemingway's.
The courts attempted to mitigate this test in Re Baden's Deed Trusts (no 2); however, all three judges of the Court of Appeal gave separate new tests and reasons.
In fact, you could say that both my professional niche and my greatest personal refuge is "finding the good". And yet, this election is testing my capacity to trust in basic goodness.
It will be the first bank in Europe to introduce the technology, but its arrival will test customers' trust in biometric technology.
Some experts say they would not trust a test in which the proteins being measured and their biological relationship to cancer are unknown.
