The Securities and Exchange Commission's whistle-blower rules, put in place as part of the Dodd-Frank Act, deduct from an award any amount traceable to the person's own misconduct.
The first orientation, "Selective Self-Preservation" (SSP) highlighted only what is "good" about the person and their life, while the other type of profile, "Warranting," contains information that is traceable to a real person.
Responses were anonymous and non-traceable to individual nurses.
The collected survey data and results were non-traceable to individual respondents.
Data were analysed in an anonymous way and the results were non-traceable to individual participants.
This procedure ensures the results being processed anonymously; scores are not traceable to a certain person.
All clinical examples were shared without being traceable to a specific person and thus respectful toward the privacy and rights of all patients.
But it is then quickly converted into something traceable to an individual, and potentially life-changing.
In most languages, for instance, the person markers are directly traceable to Latin origins (i.e., to Latin -ō, -s, -t, -mus, -tis, -nt).
The term person comes from the Latin persona, whose origins are traceable to Greek drama, where the πρόσωπον, or mask, became identified with the role an actor would assume in a given production.
None is traceable to an Iraqi source.
