A standardised set of words, terms and phrases agreed between clinicians and administrators to enable administrators to communicate and explain common test results to patients using language that is clear, unambiguous and promotes patient safety.
In North Carolina Board of Dental Examiners v. FTC, the Supreme Court has held in clear, repeated, unambiguous, and unavoidable language that any such state entity that is controlled by "active market participants" in the trade regulated does not, and cannot, have "sovereign" state status.
The lawmakers did pay special attention, they said, to transcripts of federal wiretaps that were included in the complaint and that appear to show Mr. Blagojevich bartering over the Senate seat in language that is coarse and unambiguous.
The judge, Loren McMaster of Sacramento County, ruled that Mr. Bustamante was violating "the plain and unambiguous language" of a spending limits law that took effect last November.
They should not imply that patients will feel "better" or "look nicer", for example, and should instead use unambiguous language like "bigger" or "smaller" to describe what that patient is trying to change, it says.
During a rally in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Saturday, Emma Gonzalez, a senior at Stoneman Douglas, captivated the country with the eloquent precision of her language that perfectly matched her unambiguous message that it was up to the students themselves to lead change on gun reform.
And when he spoke of it, as repeatedly he did, he chose such unambiguous language and spoke with so much moral certainty that, as men normally do, his hearers tuned him out; he was foredoomed to speak unheard.
As the head of the Detroit Police Department, the Board believes that it has the authority and mandate to conduct the investigation in this case, with that authority rooted in the clear and unambiguous language of the Detroit City Charter".
A clear item was defined as a 'tool/indicator/criterion that was expressed in clear, precise and unambiguous language'.
