Mr. Zarb would not call today's vote a victory for anyone, couching his praise for the county's progress in the most qualified terms: "This is the first time there's some indication that this may be a step in the right direction, that the problem is not going to get worse," he said.
The new rules set and approved by SEC on Wednesday for Regulation A+ expand the definition of the "qualified investors" term to mean that anyone can invest, with amount limits.
But how many of his colleagues held the same basic thought, just in slightly more qualified terms?
Following the vote, Hardin and Stone leaders pledged their support to Goebel, though some did so in qualified terms.
Yet, clinical successes were described by stakeholders in qualified terms.
One is the tendency to ignore long-term relationships with suppliers and award the business to the qualified bidder offering the lowest price, or to the long-term supplier if it cuts its bid.
This could point at the need for further reductions in the reservation wages of the latter, but it might also reflect the fact that only the best-qualified long-term unemployed workers manage to find a job.
Duplication is defined in terms of the edit distance between the candidate and the qualified question.
The qualified staff, on the other hand, complained more about high work demands (in terms of having to concentrate, task difficulty, availability of solutions etc).
In legal terms, it "presumes" from the outset that the banks have met the qualified mortgage standards.
Meanwhile, the Montana Department of Revenue recently redefined the term: "qualified education provider" in such a way as to exclude private religious schools.
