The CWU has pointed out that the Department for Work and Pensions is aware of the danger that agency staff might be viewed as strike-breakers, and so has refused to allow them to be recruited through the government's Jobcentre Plus network.
In machine-learning, prediction is viewed as striking a balance between bias and error variance [ 25], where a model with strong (oversimplifying) assumptions is biased and a more realistic model fits too many effects and thus has large prediction error variances.
The week's operations, conducted with Chadian troops, were a further sign that the French military intervention against the jihadists in Mali, initially viewed as a quick strike, was not winding down soon.
Matthew Myers, the executive director of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, advocacyacy group in Washington, said he was highly suspect of the company's position, which he said he viewed as a pre-emptive strike.
When the first Bush administration was wrestling with the question of whether to intervene in Bosnia, Powell gave an impassioned interview to this newspaper on the folly of intervention, which those who favored air strikes viewed as bordering on insubordination.
Privatizing what could be viewed as basic law enforcement may strike some as unseemly, particularly if it further enriched hedge fund managers.
Public opinion turned against the strike, which was viewed as ill timed and economically destructive.
The strikes are widely viewed as having had a greater impact on day-to-day life here than anywhere else in France.
Iran has said that a strike against its nuclear facilities would be viewed as the beginning of a war.
And, when terrorists strike, as they will, the crime should be viewed as a common failure of joint policing.
So the Aftra vote is being viewed as a strong indicator of whether SAG members will support a strike.
