Though a law requiring insurance companies to do so has been on the books in Illinois since 2004, this advisory referendum will gauge public opinion on the question.
In addition to this main objective, we will gauge outcomes against those of average Dutch citizens, where possible.
Ultimately, the pending legislation will gauge whether this White House rates the clout of the lobbying industry above Congress's legitimate attempt to clean its own house and the public's full-throated demand that it do so.
Future successful IPOs will gauge their value within this evolving market, understanding that individuals are demanding personal health information, programs and platforms that are accessible, sharable, engaging -- and yes, even fun.
Cognitive testing will gauge the effect of altitude on her mind, too.
There's no measurement of adoration that will gauge what's in our hearts and minds.
CBS has ordered nine episodes and will gauge audience reaction over the next six weeks.
A panel discussion with Ms. Seriff will gauge the impact the exhibition has had on the national immigration debate.
Investment bankers will gauge investors' interest in the stock and work with the company to set a price.
White House officials say that Mr. Obama will "gauge the situation" when deciding whether to visit Mr. Mandela, based on his condition.
