Notice that on this definition of agent-neutrality and its correspondent definition of agent-relativity, nearness in space cannot be an ultimate ground of an agent-relative reason.
Specifically, in the first part, the definition of agent and its main features are reported.
The amendment changes the definition of "agent of a foreign power" to include people who might be planning to engage in "international terrorism" in the judgment of the court.
The association is already working with the Uniform Law Commission to draft a new version of the UAAA, which would expand the definition of "agent" to include their informal emissaries to players (known as "runners"), marketing and branding strategists and financial advisors, and levy much stiffer fines on violators.
However, the definition of agents is not often based on real data, ignoring the inherent diversity of farmers and farm characteristics in rural landscapes.
An N.C.A.A. panel has recommended broadening the definition of agents to close the loophole that allowed the Heisman Trophy winner Cam Newton to keep playing despite his father's pay-for-play scheme.
The high potential for exposure misclassification based on self-report and the VA's presumptive definition of Agent Orange exposure renders the results difficult to interpret.
Many of these studies also used the VA's presumptive definition of Agent Orange exposure, which classifies veterans as exposed if they served for any length of time in Vietnam (including brief visits ashore and service on inland waterways) between January 9, 1962, and May 7 , 1975 or in or near the Korean demilitarized zone anytime between April 1 , 1968 and August 31 , 1971[ 88].
"If an order is sought under this definition of an 'agent of a foreign power'," the amendment says, "the applicant is not required to demonstrate a connection between the target of the electronic surveillance or the physical search and a foreign nation, foreign group, or international terrorist group". The FBI says it has never even used this provision.
It is characterized by two dimensions: This dimension refers to the institutional definition of agents and the assignment of tasks related to complex interventions and the wider array of activities within a health care setting.
Furthermore, the consistent definition of agents as human-like specialists facilitates users' understandability.
