This approach should be based on existing standards built around previous experience and benefit from nowadays survey studies that underline on-site problems.
The NAACP and its fellow plaintiffs also fish out statistics that underline the disproportionate burden on black voters of the new restrictions.
It's one that underlines the invasive despair on which Hemingway has been insisting throughout his tale but doesn't quite own up to as the book has stood these intervening years.
It's a headline that underlines their influence on the US society of the future.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport RMTT) union voted overwhelmingly for action, on an 80% turnout, in a move that underlines rising industrial tension on the railway and could spell further misery for passengers on some of Britain's worst-performing commuter trains.
Our results further suggest that efforts to expand PV installation in equatorial developing countries may benefit greatly from policies designed to make low cost finance more widely available, which underlines on-going efforts to "de-risk" low carbon investments.
That was underlined on Wednesday and Thursday by separate, and possibly coincidental, announcements on safety for high-speed rail and for nuclear power plants.
That was underlined on the eve of the polls when Netanyahu unequivocally ruled out the establishment of a Palestinian state and vowed to strengthen construction of settlements in occupied east Jerusalem should he be re-elected.
The unceremonious ending comes with a note of hope in a police officer's testimony about rescuing Birdie, though the abruptness seems fit to underline that violence on both sides simply begot death.
The primers, with the SNP (bold letters) at the 3' end and an extra mismatched nucleotide (underline) on the third nucleotide from the end are listed in Table 2.
That underlined the fight Hughes has on his hands if he is to keep his team in the top flight.
