The bill passed by Congress stipulates that when there are "well-founded reasons" that prosecutors cannot accompany the armed forces, the attorney general can "temporarily" grant judicial powers to the military.
The council said this data must be made accessible unless there were well-founded reasons for not doing so, such as intellectual property rights or security or privacy issues.
"Although the U.S. economy has largely escaped any deflation since World War II, there are some well-founded reasons to presume that deflation is more of a threat to economic growth than inflation," he continued.
However, there are well-founded reasons not to stick to this approach but to apply specifically designed encryption routines: 1.
Ten of the GPs were interested in participating but on the day of the meeting four of them reported well-founded reasons for absence (other work commitments, maternity leave and illness).
Whilst all of the perceived drawbacks, if well-founded, may be notable reasons for avoiding engagement with user needs research, it is not clear what the underlying reasons are for these factors.
As for the 27 people he is ordering to leave the country, along with five dependents, Mr. Straw said, "I am not satisfied that they have a well-founded fear of persecution by reason of their race, religion, nationality or membership of a particular social group or political opinion".
Finally, and as mentioned in the last paragraph, several authors have suggested that an intended model for set theory should at least be well-founded, but there's no reason to think that Putnam's own model is well-founded (Bellotti 2005).
The novel's title refers to the standard set by the United Nations for determining refugee status: applicants must demonstrate "well-founded fear of persecution for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion".
It says gas projects should be considered during the transition to a lower carbon intensity power mix, while coal and oil-fired power plants should be exceptionally considered "if cleaner technologies are not available for well-founded energy security or affordability reasons".
