The findings identify
definitional issues in the law that needs to be replaced with a simple and all-encompassing descriptions to make the archaic labour laws speak to the modern day labours.
Revisions to current dollar measures reflect the
definitional and statistical changes, including the incorporation of newly available or revised source data, introduced in this comprehensive update.
Is there a difference between the truth of a true ordinary sentence and the truth of a true
definitional sentence?
These
definitional issues give rise to another complicating issue: There is no universal taxonomy of risk factors.
(231) This
definitional standard is largely similar to that used by the Bush Administration to detain terrorist suspects as "enemy combatants." Like the previous administration, the Obama Administration claims the power to militarily detain members of the Taliban or Al Qaeda, regardless of whether such persons were captured away from the battlefield in Afghanistan.
Others discuss issues concerning concept definition and data building, including varied definitions of armed conflict, the
definitional problems in building a database on hostage-barricade terrorism and abductions, and the influence of temporal considerations in finding
definitional clarity in the development of conflict prevention indicators.
Given its subject matter, the volume turns the editorial vice of not insisting on
definitional and analytical congruity across the chapters into the virtue of allowing the reader to encounter a compelling range of "voices."
The AICPA Investment Companies Expert Panel developed a revised illustrative report on internal control required by the Securities and Exchange Commission under Form N-SAR that incorporates the
definitional changes to material weakness and deficiency as described in Public Company Accounting Oversight Board Auditing Standard No.
The sources of the development are certain requirements on definition that Dancy considers to be at work in the 'Socratic' dialogues, primarily those that are '
definitional' in character.
However, Socrates' epistemological principles of "foreknowledge"--knowledge must be derived from pre-existent knowledge--and "priority of definitions"--knowledge requires
definitional form first--conflicts with the Socratic dictum to discover, for if there were no pre-existent knowledge to start with except for
definitional knowledge, then we could not discover anything, since we already know the object of inquiry.
The report provides essential historical commentary and analysis, as well as the
definitional and conceptual frameworks that guide its conclusions, and which are exemplary reference points for anybody working in the human rights arena.
In the case of RTAs, they are seen as the creation of 'market officials' whose task it is to provide a 'cognitive guidebook to reality', in the form of (supranational) regional law, replete with
definitional and normative notions, so that cross-cultural market participants' outlooks and expectations are aligned--'cognitive standardization'.
