That sounds fine, but drawing sweeping conclusions based upon the views of just 300 people seems a stretch.
While plaintiffs may rely upon the views of third parties to guide them in this task, the duty of enforcement belongs to plaintiffs.
As the court pointed out, if Mr. Moore's position were accepted, "every government building could be topped with a cross, or a menorah, or a statue of Buddha, depending upon the views of the officials with authority over the premises".
In my minds eye, I walk through every room, the galleries and gaze upon the views of Central Park.
Given the overwhelming crush of scrutiny and commentary directed at Clinton's remarkable run, it seems almost unfathomable that the enduring female image of 2008 is Sarah Palin; BGDC prevents the initial thoughts and emotions about Clinton from escaping consideration by drawing upon the views of women who struggled with the Obama vs. Clinton decision.
The findings are based on a single-study design that is based upon the views of selected set of clinical users in one telehealth service in a specific area.
This paper demonstrates how the inclusion of key informants more distanced from front line services can complement and expand upon the views of other key groups (e.g. service users, carers and front line professionals).
Interestingly, we found that TfCel5A active site could only partly rebalance its conformational dynamics upon substrate dissociation within the same simulation time, which implies that the conformational rebalance upon substrate dissociation is likely more difficult than the conformational selection upon substrate binding at least in the view of the time required.
Referring to the original inquest verdict, the Sylvester family said: "For our part, we find greater force in that pronouncement by members of the public who heard all the evidence than upon the subjective view of a decision-maker within the CPS that has yet to prove its willingness or ability to allow justice to be done in cases of deaths in custody".
Mr. Johnson was frequently called upon to find the views of black people on important issues, including the investigation of a prominent black member of Congress, the Rev. Adam Clayton Powell Jr., by a House committee in 1967.
