The suitability and integrity of our gaming licensees is of the utmost importance, and ensuring that suitability is an active and ongoing process.
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"The suitability and integrity of our gaming licensees is of the utmost importance, and ensuring that suitability is an active and ongoing process," the commission said in a statement reported by CNBC.
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Maximum G load limits, maneuver rates, and subsystem environmental suitability.
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Despite her reputation, some doubt Mother Teresa's suitability for sainthood.
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Ramos wrote he was only told there was a "suitability" concern.
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Image data is unique in its suitability for machine learning tasks.
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And each has a different strength and suitability for different deliveries.
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The problem some co-op members see is one of suitability.
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Financial professionals who are not fiduciaries may operate by a suitability standard.
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Predictim claims to use "advanced artificial intelligence" to judge a babysitter's suitability.
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His position on climate change is simply one example of his suitability.
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I assess their suitability to donate, educate them and coordinate the process.
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There are no rules on the suitability or conflict of interests of delegates.
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Other elements of Whitaker's past raise questions about his suitability as attorney general.
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Criteria for selection will include creativity, innovation and suitability for display at DLECTRICITY.
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He tested soil samples from the family land in Kfifane for their suitability.
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In a job interview, the onus is on the applicant to demonstrate suitability.
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The report ranks 2750 prominent H.S.A.s on their suitability for savers or investors.
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James Mattis's suitability to serve as defense secretary, particularly in times like these.
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But they argue that this is not the best metric for judging his suitability.
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See the film and then decide on the suitability of the content for kids.
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The scandal swirling around Steve Wynn has called the company's suitability qualifications into question.
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But drawing a line from this to women's suitability for tech jobs is puerile.
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There was a long, spirited discussion about the suitability of various types of candy.
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It comes amid intense speculation about his mental and physical suitability for the presidency.
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Over in the Hudson Valley, nobody doubts the suitability of the region to apples.
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Eugenicists persuaded the Public Health Service to offer certificates of eugenic suitability for marriage.
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Yet some archaeologists and museum curators question the usefulness and suitability of France's plan.
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Perez supported the lieutenant's position and said he wondered about Siatta's suitability for war.
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Both election campaigns this year have focused on his suitability to continue as prime minister.
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Brokers-dealers follow another rule, known as the suitability standard, which is considered less rigorous.
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A financial professional following the suitability standard could put you in the more costly fund.
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One memo assesses the suitability of various Philadelphia Area Hotels for the discerning convention clientele.
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They'll have to assess the property's location, accessibility, style, comfort, and suitability for the website.
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Many eligible Republicans disqualified themselves by publicly expressing misgivings about Trump's suitability for the Presidency.
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Regtech must regularly be assessed for its suitability and effectiveness, as recent enforcement actions illustrate.
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We choose banks on project-by-project basis, on the basis of price and suitability.
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Then a member of Numan's qualified clinical team will assess their suitability for the treatment.
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Fiduciaries typically are paid via service fees, while suitability adherents typically are paid in commissions.
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"This is just a suitability standard with a fancy new best interest label," Roper said.
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Future guardians will be vetted for other suitability issues, such as financial stability, he added.
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"There is a fundamental lack of matching suitability so most sommeliers get it wrong," he says.
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That makes a bank or lender's job of assessing their suitability for a loan extremely challenging.
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He had a rocky start, with senior lawmakers casting doubt on his suitability for the job.
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These pelvic exams are done in many parts of the world to determine suitability for marriage.
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Those rules apply a "suitability" standard, which is much weaker than the DoL "best interest" standard.
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Boys call a local radio station to express doubts about the suitability of girls for lacrosse.
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Doubts have grown over Kramp-Karrenbauer's suitability as a chancellor candidate after a series of mistakes.
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Those results would be on the suitability of primates for laboratory tests, not on immediate cures.
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Given the suitability of horsehair for shaving brushes, you almost wonder why it isn't more prevalent.
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I'll never get the job, and I'm about to get called on my spectacular lack of suitability.
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Recruiters and pre-selected job seekers chat via the CornerJob messaging interface to determine suitability for interview.
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The new fiduciary standard goes far beyond the current "suitability standard" by which broker/dealers are governed.
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Wealth has replaced race, class, or marital status as the metric of suitability for a royal partner.
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Because there are two standards in the financial advisory world: the fiduciary standard and the suitability standard.
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Hearings at the European Parliament into the suitability of the next group of commissioners start on Sept.
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First, it requires a team of pathfinders to survey the impromptu airfield or landing strip for suitability.
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The lawsuit hinges on a city requirement mandating that the landlord present a certificate of suitability to tenants.
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Pymetrics then uses machine learning to measure applicants against top performers and predict their suitability for a role.
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He does not shy from self-promotion, having long proclaimed his suitability to serve as India's finance minister.
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Lam said that those regulatory initiatives would "educate investors about risk and suitability – and that's good for us".
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You've obviously given your suitability to the role some thought, so here's your first opportunity to shine. 103.
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Researchers have long known that people commonly keep tabs on the availability and suitability of other potential partners.
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System resilience will become increasingly important, as incoming client investment suitability legislation will introduce more stringent documentation requirements.
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The American electorate is deciding on the suitability of these two candidates to serve as commander in chief.
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David Webb, an activist shareholder in Hong Kong, said assessing listing suitability involved a high degree of subjectivity.
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They will be divided on much, but not, on present evidence, on the suitability of Russia as a partner.
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It passed a "suitability review" in the White House and then went to the FBI for a background investigation.
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He didn't talk about Trump's intellect, his command of the issues, or his suitability for the office of president.
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According to Davis, Cohen "gradually" began to change his mind about Trump's suitability to be president after the election.
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Speaker after speaker at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia on Wednesday lambasted Trump over his suitability to be president.
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More than anything, the project is aimed at promoting the suitability of solar power for this sort of endeavor.
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Trump's critics immediately seized on his admission on the tapes to raise concerns about his suitability for the Presidency.
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The Fears v Kasich case also argued against the suitability of midazolam due to its involvement in botched executions.
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Although when it comes to the interview process, they recommend highlighting your skills and suitability before you mention flexibility.
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Each needed to specify in clear and concrete terms how his past encounters affected his suitability to be mayor.
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Our partner, Brella, works its algorithmic magic to match founders and investors based on the suitability of their profiles.
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Regulation Best Interest, like the suitability standard before it, seems calculated to reward more ethically flexible financial services professionals.
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Requiring a permit is not based on the number of gophers, but on the property's suitability as gopher habitat.
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The system grades the applicants according to their suitability for the job, as set out by the hiring company.
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The participants, six men and six women between the ages of 30 and 64, were carefully screened for suitability.
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The emotional resonance of the Pictures Generation has accrued over time, strengthened by its curious suitability to the present.
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In a conservative country that holds "family values" dear, suitability for political office is often attached to marital status.
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While McCaughley may doubt the suitability of a match between wine and Indian food, India's own wine industry is booming.
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Both medications have the potential for side effects and a thorough consultation to assess for suitability must take place first.
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Second, the Goldsmith campaign failed to pin down what this had to do with Mr Khan's suitability to be mayor.
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Instead, it would add requirements to the suitability standard that fall short of the fiduciary mandate imposed on investment advisors.
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According to Walt Pederson's son Tim, the men took a psychological test to determine their suitability for the arduous trek.
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This may tell you what you need to know about his temperament, his stability and his suitability to be president.
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It does lead to questions over their long-term suitability, however, and adds to the club's hard-to-define status.
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"It's one thing for him [Cohen] to be concerned about his suitability to be president," a knowledgeable source told me.
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The suitability standard says a professional only has to recommend a product, service, or action that is suitable for you.
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"America's daughters should be slotted into service as their physical and emotional suitability proves capable of, just like America's sons."
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The fiduciary standard is much stricter than the "suitability standard" that applies to brokers, insurance agents, and other financial professionals.
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Indoor or outdoor suitability: Some mats are manufactured for interior or exterior use only, while others can be used interchangeably.
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Personal Suitability:• Sound judgment and integrity;• Client focus and responsiveness;• Strong interpersonal skills;• Adaptability and flexibility;• Highly collaborative working style.
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Despite the hype, some have been guarded of Hong Kong's suitability for tech firms, which are often not profitable when listing.
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With a capacity of around 35,000, its suitability for hosting a major European final is coming under serious scrutiny from fans.
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Wynn's suitability as a gaming license holder in Massachusetts is under review after a #MeToo scandal erupted around founder Steve Wynn.
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Despite slim chances of blocking his nomination in the Republican-led Senate, Democrats raised questions about Gorsuch's suitability for the job.
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After finally making it to the base, Nunes and the delegation toured the facilities to assess their suitability for the JIAC.
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The UN finds itself at a difficult juncture given increasing accusations of its lack of suitability for purpose in today's world.
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Massachusetts, however, goes beyond a typical licensing scheme by giving police chiefs extra discretion in the process through the suitability standard.
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Despite slim chances of blocking his nomination in the Republican-led Senate, Democrats raised questions about Gorsuch's suitability for the court.
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As for the rest of your money, including regular brokerage accounts, that may still be subject to the lesser suitability standard.
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"It's one thing for him [Cohen] to be concerned about his suitability to be president," one source told the news site.
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Unlike registered investment advisers, who are required to consider clients' best interests, brokers are held to the lower standard of suitability.
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Six more were refused on suitability grounds having also failed to provide DNA evidence, though that was not the sole reason.
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Otherwise it hosts lectures and educational programs, and the Frick has long been dissatisfied with the room's suitability for these events.
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Before the two were married, Mr. Fazley wrote, Ms. Rosmah hired a witch doctor to assess the suitability of the union.
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"They've expanded the use of the language 'best interest,' when in my belief that's really 'suitability' plus additional disclosures," Hopkins said.
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He's particularly doubtful of companies claiming they can analyze facial expressions in order to assess a person's suitability for a job.
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Asked whether Trump would be able to clear a Justice Department-administered suitability review for another government job, Holder withheld judgment.
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To better understand the difference between a fiduciary standard and a suitability standard, let's try an everyday example: buying a car.
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That&aposs according to a September report from WalletHub, which ranked the 182 largest US cities for their suitability for retirement.
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However, media reports about Jamie's Italian raised questions about the suitability of those he appointed, hurting Oliver's reputation in the process.
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Duration of Appointment: TermPosition Designation: This position has been designated as Protection sensitive therefore the incumbent of this position will be subject to enhanced suitability screening pursuant to Chapter 4 of DC Personnel Regulations, Suitability and as such, incumbents of this position shall be subject to criminal background checks, background investigations, and mandatory drug and alcohol testing, as applicable.
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The suitability of wearable devices for Parkinson's treatment occurred to them during their engineering studies there (mechanical for Oba, electrical for Muniz).
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A metastudy of personnel selection methods found that structured interviews were three times more useful than unstructured versions in predicting job suitability.
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There has been little controversy over Garland's suitability to sit on the Supreme Court as there has been with some past nominees.
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"In terms of suitability, what's the time period of the investment?" asked Paul Curley, director of college savings research at Strategic Insight.
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Women are able to choose their mates less on the basis of their suitability as provider, and more as an equal partner.
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The marketplace connects families needing elderly care with access to qualified personnel using a "matchmaking algorithm" to help solve the suitability problem.
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She told reporters last week that she was not familiar enough with his record to comment on his suitability for the job.
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For that reason, it is almost impossible to discuss; and certainly not an appropriate yardstick to assess the suitability of a professor.
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The drug will only be available in pharmacies and its supply will depend on pharmacists' assessment of its suitability for each individual.
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An increasing trend of rising suitability to Vibrio, the bacteria that can cause cholera and some other illnesses, has been observed globally.
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Charles Schwab's Frederick said the extent of losses faced by investors could lead to regulators reexamining these products' suitability for retail players.
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The suitability standard, which only requires the adviser to provide advice that is suitable for you, but not necessarily best for you.
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DOD spokesperson Jessica R. Maxwell said the department books lodging based on availability, per diem rates and suitability to meet mission requirements.
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Each recruit undergoes an individualized suitability review and the length of time for the review is dependent upon each individual's unique background.
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Several factors are taken into account when determining a site's suitability, including proximity to residences, according to Kelly Krause, a department spokeswoman.
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In that environment, disclosure is often both an obstacle and an algorithm for determining workplace suitability for me as a trans woman.
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The list accounts for ability rather than form, mitigating for factors such as players suitability at their current clubs, injuries, and potential.
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Still, with products as arcane as student-housing mortgages or loans to cargo vessels, one could question their suitability for retail investors.
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A key flashpoint for the sector is likely to be the new requirement for regulators to make all suitability checks in advance.
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Again, the goal is not to gather evidence of a crime, but instead to paint a picture of one's character and suitability.
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It also is intended to provide information on existing accessibility features, to better inform our customers on the suitability of a game.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said issues related to an individual's suitability are reviewed through a thorough and lengthy background check process.
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The personnel agency conducts about 95 percent of those investigations, including more than 600,000 security clearance checks and 400,000 "suitability" investigations each year.
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The World Bank is piloting a programme that uses mobile-network data and crop-suitability mapping to arrange seasonal loans using mobile money.
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The images were analyzed for their suitability for facial recognition, but officials say they weren't shared with Customs or otherwise used for identification.
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Enter Strive Talent, a new startup that's trying to come up with (arguably) better criteria to determine an applicant's suitability for a job.
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Still, instead of holding hearings in which to assess Judge Garland's suitability for the Supreme Court, McConnell and his colleagues are doing nothing.
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To assess the robot's suitability for this task, the scientists bought a pig's stomach and modeled a cross-section of it using silicon.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority suitability rule requires advisors to at least attempt to evaluate an investor's tolerance for risk before making recommendations.
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But according to the study's authors, the specific results are less important than assessing the general suitability of VR for testing ethical scenarios.
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Mr. Obama questioned Donald Trump's suitability for office after the Republican front-runner called for less constraints on the use of nuclear weapons.
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The NDAA requires the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) to analyze the suitability and statistical validity of the data provided in the report.
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He has seemed to outlast concerns about his age, his long, sketchy political record, and his suitability to lead a changing Democratic Party.
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The Motion Picture Association of America and Entertainment Software Rating Board both rate and classify content based on its suitability for specific audiences.
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Instead, he appears to be picking up votes from those who, like him, doubt Mr. Johnson's suitability for the post of prime minister.
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Those not working to that standard are held only to a "suitability" standard, meaning their advice must be suitable for your financial situation.
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Additional testimony from Tim Morrison, the council's former senior director for European and Russian, suggested internal concerns about Vindman's suitability for the job.
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White House counsel would be notified of a possible suitability issue -- but it is unclear what or how much they would be told.
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Here's a sampler of some of the best entries on offer, chosen for their quality, inventiveness, and suitability for playing on a phone.
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The Reuters Corporate Survey found that Japanese firms make a distinction between foreigners allowed to work because they pass suitability tests and unskilled immigrants.
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The 64-year-old then rushed to sell the chain to Chappell, riding roughshod over regulatory concerns about the suitability of the new owner.
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Finally, the conflict of interest requirement mandates that broker/dealers must develop policies that identify and mitigate conflicts of interest, like suitability and churning.
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Senior industry executives and academics in China have urged the government to support hydrogen fuel cell technology due to its suitability for commercial vehicles.
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But it followed up that decision with a letter to Wynn Resorts confirming that in Nevada, Maddox was determined to have met suitability requirements.
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He pointed out that he was already an elected lawmaker with strong public backing, whose suitability for public office had never previously been questioned.
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Manson was last denied parole in 2012, after a panel "could find nothing good as far as suitability" when it came to releasing him.
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The goal, for the males, is to get a lovely lady to come back to their bachelor burrow, inspect it for suitability, and mate.
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These brokers must adhere to a "suitability" standard when selling stocks and bonds, which simply requires that the investment be appropriate for the investor.
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Leslie Van Houten -- now 68 years old -- was granted parole suitability at a hearing at the California Institution for Women in Corona, CA Wednesday.
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Where there is no one dominant technology, the suitability of a storage system depends on how and where it is going to be used.
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Brokers, on the other hand, currently must meet a less-stringent suitability standard that requires them only to ensure a recommended investment is appropriate.
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But that support is simply a reflection of the GOP's extreme anti-worker agenda, not an endorsement of Puzder's suitability for this important position.
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Brokers should also update the accounts of elderly clients more frequently and undertake suitability reviews when seniors have dramatic changes in their account activity.
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Cramer first heard about suitability when he started working at Goldman Sachs as a summer intern for the group helping small businesses and individuals.
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Routinely, the image sleuths try to examine sites where the North launches its mobile missiles in a hunt for deployment clues and terrain suitability.
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Musk told the Wall Street Journal that Tesla's decision would be made based on available incentives, costs, and suitability of the local work force.
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Musk told the Wall Street Journal that Tesla's decision would be made based on available incentives, costs, and suitability of the local work force.
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The Qur'anic concepts of halal (Arabic for permissible, often defined as equivalent to kosher) and tayyab (wholesome or good) determine suitability for Muslim consumption.
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The purpose of this RFI "is to determine the types, suitability, and maturity levels of armored vehicles available in the marketplace," the notice states.
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Those not working to the fiduciary standard are held only to a suitability standard, meaning their advice must be suitable for your financial situation.
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Senior industry executives and academics in China have urged the government to support hydrogen fuel-cell technology due to its suitability for commercial vehicles.
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However, a series of gaffes this year - most recently poking fun at trans-gender people - have raised questions about her suitability for the highest office.
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"The exercise is geared toward determining suitability to continue holding public office in public trust, and promote confidence in the public service," the statement said.
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In terms of ability to generate high-temperature heat, availability, and suitability to multiple purposes, hydrogen is probably the leading candidate among industrial-heat alternatives.
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A study is conducted for each site to determine its solar exposure and suitability for installing photovoltaic panels at or on shops, carports and canopies.
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Previously, they were governed by a far weaker "suitability" standard that allowed them to sell higher-cost products that might otherwise fit your investment goals.
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Ronald Reagan's background as an actor led critics to question his suitability to be president, even though Reagan had served two terms as California governor.
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Candidates should expect their characters and suitability for office to be challenged; their weaknesses to be daubed in primary colours on 10-meter high billboards.
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That means finding the best investment fund possible, while the older, "suitability standard" required only finding an acceptable option for an investor's given risk tolerance.
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The company said it is assessing the suitability of continuing to assess these grades at a maximum sulfur content of 350-parts per million (ppm).
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"Department of Defense and Army policy require all recruits to undergo a suitability review as part of the military accessions process," Army spokesperson Lt. Col.
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"Operational suitability of the F-35 fleet remains below service expectations," he said before the House Subcommittee on Readiness and Tactical Air and Land Forces.
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The challenge for you as the client is, when are they acting under the fiduciary standard and when do they switch to the suitability standard?
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Regardless, the Senate Judiciary Committee's extraordinary hearing on Thursday has already uncovered vital evidence about his suitability for the bench: the injudicious temperament he displayed.
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The commission is determining the suitability of Mr. Wynn and his partners to hold the lone license awarded to build a casino in eastern Massachusetts.
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Whether a start-up can ICO will depend on technical and regulatory suitability, but it could ultimately be a very large category of start-ups.
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ORR's current practice of predominantly relying on documents with biographic information alone rather than fingerprints to confirm sponsor identity and suitability is dangerous and irresponsible.
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Brokers or financial advisors working for a broker-dealer firm or an insurance company are held only to a suitability standard (not a fiduciary standard).
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Assessing the suitability "We have implemented the President's order to restore Chief Gallagher's paygrade," said Captain Tamara Lawrence, a spokesperson for Navy Special Warfare Command.
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Sales suitability with fund products has been a recurring issue in the brokerage industry and a focus of enforcement by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
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Over the weekend, Johnson faced fresh questions about his suitability to be prime minister after reports emerged that he had an argument with his girlfriend.
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AND YET NOW WE SEE DODD/FRANK COMPLETELY REVISITED AND TAKE A LOT OF THE TEETH OUT OF IT. THE SUITABILITY ISSUES FOR THE LABOR DEPARTMENT.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - If Mitt Romney wanted to ignite a debate about Donald Trump's suitability for the White House, he succeeded, at least on social media.
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In May, a group of researchers in the Netherlands published a systematic ranking of animals' suitability as pets, to aid public understanding and improve animal welfare.
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Authorities in Massachusetts, where a new Wynn casino is planned, this week expressed concern about whether Wynn would meet a "suitability" requirement for a gaming license.
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Nonetheless, the investigation strained already difficult relations, prompting the LSE to question Kengeter's suitability to lead a combined company, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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Harker declined to comment more generally on Moore's suitability, which has been questioned given his more limited background in academia or banking than previous Fed nominees.
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If it had been the other way round, I'm betting you would have cited these differences as indicating lack of suitability for the job of coder.
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In particular, a focus on clients, serving clients' interests, suitability issues – and I think these fines are, in many cases, coming as a result of that.
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Worries about football's brutality and suitability for children dated back to the 1890s, when schoolboy leagues for the rugby-style game were forming across the country.
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In that context, looking at what she had written professionally was a necessary prerequisite to making an informed judgment about her legal philosophy and her suitability.
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Sitting with the senior royal, we talked about bin Salman, his growing power, his clear aspiration for more and his suitability to hold such high office.
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Sirhan, 71, will have a suitability hearing at Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility near San Diego, the California Board of Parole Hearings said on its website.
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Democrats, who have slim chances of blocking his nomination, have questioned his suitability, with some portraying him as favoring corporate interests and insufficiently independent from Trump.
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A teaser from the Gingrich conversation about Trump: BARBARO: Does he have the mental fitness, the kind of psychological suitability to the office of the presidency?
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Such a "fiduciary standard" is viewed by many as more ethical than one of "suitability," which only says an investment must be appropriate for a client.
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Sirhan, 71, had a suitability hearing at the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility near San Diego, the California Board of Parole Hearings said on its website.
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Though Mr. Johnson's appeal to the Conservative faithful is not in doubt, his detractors have expressed reservations about his suitability for the job of prime minister.
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Chances for upset: Mr. Stewart appears to be picking up votes from those who, like him, doubt Mr. Johnson's suitability for the post of prime minister.
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The Army did not always follow the recommendations of veterinarians at Fort Bragg, who screened the dogs for medical and adoption suitability, according to the report.
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"They just have to pass a suitability standard, which means that the products that they're recommending have to be suitable for their client's situation," Bera said.
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Though, in Massachusetts, the lead investigator for the Gaming Commission has been clear that the suitability of the executives and the board is also under scrutiny.
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The goal is to dig into a nominee's past in order to gather information the White House can use in determining someone's suitability for high office.
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Iberia added that it had sent a copy of the agreement to the European Commission, which has to sign off on Volotea's suitability as a candidate.
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In the season 8 premiere, Varys, Tyrion, and Davos Seaworth watch Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen from a distance, musing over their suitability as a marriage alliance.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn's personal life and suitability as king have been the subject of private speculation by Thais and overseas observers beyond the reach of the law.
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Casey Affleck took home the Best Actor award for Manchester by the Sea as expected, in spite of serious questions about his suitability as a role model.
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After a week of brutal self-inflicted wounds, Trump moved to get back on track Monday amid mounting questions about his character and suitability for the presidency.
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"Our relationship managers are focused on investor suitability and go through a robust process to ensure that our clients fully understand the product," a DBS spokesman said.
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After a few swigs of the Golden Gate to test its suitability for the recipe (uh-huh), Greg and Molly were feeling ready to shake shit up.
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Tumblr is removing Crystal Castles from the lineup of its 79 Cents SXSW event after the band's history and suitability for the event was called into question.
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And squash has already shown its suitability in other multi-sport events: more than one million people watched the men's singles final in the last Commonwealth Games.
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The bill has been stalled in committee deliberations, but it nonetheless represents the emerging consensus on the suitability of maximum employer surveillance in matters of workplace health.
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She said her team would conduct a further review — including a look at Mr. Wynn's suitability and who knew what, when, and what they did about it.
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The legal complexities of the visa system meant more time was needed for job offers to be vetted for their suitability in resolving their predicament, Forbes said.
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Imperial is testing the suitability of other types of light and synthetic crude to determine if it should secure other supply agreements for the refinery, Kruger said.
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But some stockbrokers and many people who sell life insurance, annuities and other more esoteric investment products merely have to follow what's known as the "suitability" standard.
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But that has not discouraged some GOP leaders from publicly distancing themselves and their families from Trump when it comes to his suitability as a role model.
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But since impeachment is at its core about a president's misuse of office or suitability to hold it, pre-inauguration conduct at least raises a tricky question.
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The standard of "suitability" guides most brokers and registered representatives, like those at Waddell & Reed, and means they will pick an investment that is suitable for you.
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Last week, President Trump made an announcement that gave the Labor Department discretion over whether to replace the suitability standard with the fiduciary obligation on retirement assets.
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When focusing on these candidates' gender on the front page, you only underscore and validate the concerns of those who question a woman's suitability for elected office.
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The reviewer will be required to live on the yacht for a week, reviewing its functions, quality and suitability for the luxury marketplace and create a detailed report.
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Suitability is a very fuzzy standard, as most clients don't really know their risk threshold (until after it's too late) and does not address transparency or fee disclosures.
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We follow the letter of the law every day, whether we are diagnosing and treating eye diseases, or determining a patient's contact lens suitability, individual fit and prescription.
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Australian media have suggested the person most likely to succeed Narev, the bank's retail boss, Matt Comyn, might now face concerns about his suitability because of the lawsuit.
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Utility and suitability are an important part of dressing well, although you wouldn't necessary know it from all the fashionable types slouching around in fur-lined Gucci mules.
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Dans is still going through the suitability background check but already is making some people nervous in his new agency, according to the person familiar with Dans' hiring.
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Last week, Google fired a software engineer for writing a memo that questioned the company's gender diversity policies and made statements about women's biological suitability for technical jobs.
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But few of the conversations about Jackson's suitability for the position involved questions about where he stood on various issues related to the VA, the senior official admitted.
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But Pence's response to an HIV outbreak in Indiana while he was the state's governor looms over this appointment and raises questions about his suitability for this role.
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The way that reporters and opinion writers cover the campaign can send a signal to potential voters about the suitability of a candidate to be commander-in-chief.
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For main-board companies, the suitability decision is made by an independent listing committee, but for companies listing on the second board it is made internally by HKEX.
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The Dutch research team had a series of experts in ecology, animal welfare, and veterinary science rank the animals in terms of suitability for living in a human home.
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The conversations about 13 Reasons Why and its suitability for young viewers and the television landscape at large continues, but Netflix will address at least one concern: Content warnings.
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In April, Tester, ranking minority member of the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs, released a report questioning the suitability of Trump's pick for VA secretary, Rear Admiral Ronny Jackson.
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Certain advisors — including those employed by broker-dealers — can operate under the less rigorous "suitability standard," which requires them to make recommendations that are appropriate for your financial situation.
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We follow a strict due diligence process that covers legal ownership rights, the suitability of third party managers, joint-venture partners, tenants or operators, and financial risk and return.
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The Thai navy defended the decision following a barrage of public criticism over questions such as the suitability of the submarines and the need to buy the costly craft.
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" On its suitability as a home for art: "A superb artificial environment for an art that maintains it is part of its time, but thrives best in hothouse isolation.
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The statement is significant because Bridenstine has expressed doubt about human-caused climate change in the past, causing some to question his suitability to lead a fact-focused NASA.
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Ever since Napoleon devised the school-leaving baccalauréat as an entrance ticket to university, all those who pass it can apply for any undergraduate course, regardless of their suitability.
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Every presidential candidate claims to be thinking first and foremost about their running mate's suitability to assume the presidency, but history strongly suggests that few actually behave this way.
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That indicates Trump has failed to substantially ease doubts about his suitability for the Oval Office, while voters recalibrate their desire for dramatic change as Election Day draws closer.
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For example, the FINRA suitability rule requires that a broker only have a "reasonable basis" for making an investment recommendation and that the recommendation be "suitable" for the investor.
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"The (PP) group has appealed to the Supreme Court because it was not able to debate the suitability of the candidates, particularly that of Francisco Castejon Magana," it said.
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Former Studio Ghibli producer Yoshiaki Nishimura has apologized for comments he made to The Guardian about the suitability of women as directors of fantasy movies, acknowledging they were sexist.
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To meet the growing demand for next generation services, the FCC launched an inquiry last year to examine the potential suitability of additional spectrum bands for wireless broadband services.
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Representative Juan Vargas, a Democrat in San Diego, introduced a bill last year that would require the secretary of the interior to assess the park's suitability for the designation.
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At Outschool, anyone can apply to teach a class, but the would-be teachers are vetted by the company in a process that includes an interview to determine suitability.
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Garland's nomination is unusual because there has been no controversy over his suitability to sit on the Supreme Court, as there have been with some nominees in the past.
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In AT&T's latest test of YouTube's Brand Suitability System, which avoids categories like violence, extremist and hate speech, and adult content, almost zero ads ran alongside offensive content.
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In the 2010s, much of the discussion surrounding higher education is less about education and more about its suitability as an investment, like real estate or publicly traded stock.
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Voir dire is a process in open court where potential jurors are asked questions on the record by prosecutors and defense lawyers to determine their suitability for jury service.
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The investment community argues that the existing "suitability" standard – a financial product need only be acceptable as opposed to being in the best interests of the client – is enough.
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Dead or missing, Khashoggi is generating the type of headlines he has spent the past year of his life producing -- questioning bin Salman's suitability for leadership of Saudi Arabia.
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A few months into their relationship, she enlisted her cat, believing him to be a good judge of character, to evaluate Mr. Cammer's suitability as a live-in partner.
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It&aposs a step up from the "suitability" standard you may have heard of in the past, but it&aposs still a far cry from what it could be.
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Critics are also skeptical of whether these tools do what they say, especially when they make broad claims about a candidates' "predicted" psychology, emotion, and suitability for a position.
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"The decision to close GBTC to new purchases is driven by concerns pertaining to suitability and eligibility standards of this product," according to an internal memo the newspaper reviewed.
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Initially, some city officials were concerned about the Aquarium's suitability to house tigers, though Fertitta did bring the facility up to AZA standards and donated to global tiger conservation groups.
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The clincher was the land's suitability for tree-planting, as Richard, a pilot for 210 years, longed to dig in dirt after a lifetime viewing the planet from a cockpit.
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In May, HHS gave DHS access to the database so that CBP and ICE agents could add "information necessary to conduct suitability assessments" from its law enforcement and immigration databases.
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Thiam's untimely grasp of trading liabilities, coupled with worries about execution of the business plan in this tougher environment, have re-opened debate about his suitability for the turnaround role.
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" If applicants disagree with the police chief's suitability decision with an LTC, they can appeal it to a court, which can decide if a chief's decision was "arbitrary and capricious.
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Maruti is evaluating the suitability of different African markets for an assembly plant, managing director Kenichi Ayukawa told reporters on Tuesday, adding that the study is in its early stages.
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Premium Aerotec has set up a team of five people to screen the suitability of its thousands of parts for the 3D printing process, with the focus on those criteria.
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While suitability is all-important, the concept can be lost on children, who probably have little to no interest in what stocks are or how to invest, Jim Cramer said.
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Most people who call themselves financial advisers will fall under the umbrella of the suitability standard, and that's bad news if you're looking for someone working in your best interest.
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The formal medical check will be Trump's first since entering the White House and comes at a time of intense speculation about his mental and physical suitability for the presidency.
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For example, if they have used Stripe Atlas to incorporate their businesses, the paperwork supplied for that is used by Stripe to vet the customer's suitability for a credit card.
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In assailing each other's suitability for the White House, Clinton and Trump are reflecting a negative voter mood ahead of next month's party conventions that will choose the presidential nominees.
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Arguably, it made for a worse debate — if by "debate" you mean a referendum entirely on the ideas of the two candidates, rather than their personal suitability for the presidency.
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"I have insisted that we enforce the necessary safeguards and processes to review an individual's suitability for employment at the White House before that individual begins work," Mr. Kelly wrote.
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But "AKK" has made several gaffes since taking over as CDU leader last December that have dented her popularity and raised questions about her suitability to be the next chancellor.
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His report questioned Qatar's suitability for the competition due to the small Gulf country's searing heat and logistical issues raised by hosting the tournament in one city, its capital Doha.
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Another former official, who was a lawyer in the Obama administration, said a file that was returned with an issue would typically trigger a suitability review by the counsel's office.
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"Many firms offering ODIM services did not properly evaluate a client's knowledge and experience, investment objectives and capacity for loss in their suitability assessments," the FCA said in a statement.
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"However, the aircraft commander is the last link in the decision chain to ensure lodging arrangements are appropriate," the report noted, including taking into account availability, suitability, expense and proximity.
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"Under no circumstances, since he came to the judgment after Mr. Trump's election to the presidency of the United States that his suitability is a serious risk to our country."
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Anyone who thinks that the wails of protest among political elites at Bannon's suitability to grace the White House would sway Trump were not watching his populist, convention-busting campaign closely.
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Josa Deinla, a spokeswoman and lawyer for Sereno, said the legal window for Calida to file his case questioning her suitability expired in 2013 a year after she started the job.
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"The most important is the suitability for the needs of Thailand and the price," Chalermchai said, adding that Russia and Ukraine had also been in the running to supply the vehicles.
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In a good measure of how little I cared about the pilot's suitability for Russian TV, I named its protagonist Matt Rushkin, ''Rashka'' being an émigré's derogatory term for Russia itself.
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Many brokers are currently regulated under a weaker "suitability" standard of conduct, in which investment recommendations have to be suitable for investors but not necessarily optimal or in their best interests.
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The Spanish government examines the suitability of candidates based on their track record in public service as well as on their experience when selecting for international posts, the Economy Ministry said.
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Many brokers are currently regulated under a weaker "suitability" standard of conduct, in which investment recommendations have to be suitable for investors but not necessarily optimal or in their best interests.
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The proposal would also seek to decrease "polarity" of Mexican sugar exports, a measure of sugar quality and its suitability for human consumption, to 99.2 percent, from 99.5 percent, said Cortina.
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During training, she was written up four times and given a warning that the F.B.I. calls a "suitability notice," which put her in jeopardy of being kicked out of the program.
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But other professionals, such as brokers, have traditionally been subject to what is called a suitability standard, which means products sold to the individual must only be appropriate for the individual.
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The latest proposal from the European Union's banking and markets watchdogs is that regulators in member countries check in advance the suitability of key management to improve the quality of staff.
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Whatever happens, however, so much will hinge on squishy terms like suitability, best interests, the reasonableness of fees, legal exceptions to any and all standards and whoever is adjudicating any disputes.
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Watch: The Reality of Trump's Trans Military Ban I've never felt that comfortable with society's desires to control me and to make decisions about my suitability for entry into their spaces.
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Although his past comments about marijuana are, to be kind, "odd," and give great reason to question his suitability as attorney general, it may be too early for panic by marijuana advocates.
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On Thursday Philippe's government spokesman fended off questions over the suitability of businesswoman Parly - who served as junior budget minister under socialist Lionel Jospin from 2000-2002 - to head the defense ministry.
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Most obviously, the film burlesques society's scorn for single people and the capriciousness of coupling: suitability in a mate is based on odd superficial qualities, such as a limp or a lisp.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer had faced growing doubt over her suitability to replace Merkel, who has led Germany for 15 years but plans to stand down at the federal election due in autumn 2021.
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But she has since made a series of gaffes that have raised questions about her suitability to become chancellor once Merkel relinquishes the post, which she plans to hold onto until 2021.
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Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein and several other Democrats have questioned her suitability to be director, and they were angered last week by the CIA's refusal to declassify more details of her career.
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Suitability may be all-important in investing, but the concept can be lost on children, who probably have little to no interest in what stocks are or how to invest, Cramer said.
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Farmers bring their harvest to warehouses where their crops—carrots, cucumbers, bananas, or whatever—are passed them along conveyor belts and electronically scanned for supermarket suitability based on size, weight, and color.
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Now Godfrey is speaking out in support of a bill in Maine that would prohibit hospitals from determining a patient's suitability for transplantation solely on the basis of medical marijuana use (PDF).
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In 2016, under the Obama administration, then-Defense Secretary Ash Carter expressed support for transgender people serving in the military, stating nothing "but their suitability for service should preclude" them from serving.
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In 2016, under the Obama administration, then-defense secretary Ash Carter expressed support for transgender people serving in the military, stating nothing "but their suitability for service should preclude" them from serving.
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If applicants make it through all of that, police departments can also use some discretion to decide whether the applicant is a threat to public safety — what's known as the "suitability" standard.
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Indicated 0.2 percent higher A German regional exchange regulator will assess the suitability of Deutsche Boerse's management board after allegations of insider trading against the company's chief executive officer earlier this year.
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But she has since made a series of gaffes that have raised questions about her suitability to become chancellor once Merkel relinquishes the post, which she plans to hold onto until 2021.
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Brokers, technically known as registered representatives, have generally adhered to a suitability rule: They must recommend investments that are "suitable" based on the customer's characteristics, including age, goals and stomach for risk.
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The new rules say that brokers cannot put their own interests ahead of their customers' — an arguably higher standard than suitability, which experts say still falls short of saying customers come first.
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Many would rather be held to a suitability standard, as the fiduciary standard would cost them money, both in terms of commissions and the added cost of complying with the new regulations.
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"Global studies indicate similar trends with the largest suitability losses for Brazil and Southeast Asia and varied patterns across these regions following a trend towards suitable areas moving uphill," Imbach told me.
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"It is recommended that the authority should instead focus on awareness generation of consumer about balanced diet and suitability of different foods as per one's lifestyle," the paper quoted Jindal as saying.
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While the new rule may be an improvement over the suitability standard, it is still not the full fiduciary obligation that applies to RIAs, who can be sued for breaching their duty.
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To be clear, this rule applies only to retirement accounts like 401(k)s and individual retirement accounts, not to regular taxable accounts, with which advisers can rely on the weaker suitability standard.
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"Leslie Van Houten was granted parole suitability today by commissioners of the Board of Parole Hearings (BPH) meeting at the California Institution for Women in Corona," according to a statement released by officials.
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"Defendants' actions have created a public child welfare system in South Carolina, funded by taxpayer dollars, in which the suitability of prospective foster parents is assessed based on religious requirements," the lawsuit claims.
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The landing zone will be chosen for its perceived suitability for life — ancient rivers, mild temperatures, that sort of thing — and Mars 2020 will be doing more than scraping the surface for clues.
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Elbaz and some of her associates were accused of misleading investors who used the BinaryBook and BigOption websites, which promoted binary options, by misrepresenting the potential returns, suitability and liquidity of their investments.
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" Wynn Resorts fiercely defended its CEO in the brief, arguing the commission applied the standard of suitability as "one that judges his leadership, which is not a statutory criterion in the Gaming Act.
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Those not working to the fiduciary standard are held only to a suitability standard, meaning their advice must be suitable for the clients' financial situation, but is not necessarily in their best interest.
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The CubeSats, named MarCO-A and B, are an experiment to test the suitability of pint-size craft for exploration of the solar system; previously they have only ever been deployed into orbit.
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The investor suitability rules, which apply to securities and futures products, were published at a time when China's hedge fund industry has boomed, while the government is promoting wealth management investment in commodities.
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This is the engine of the plot, as her chances with men of varying suitability rise and fall, and other young women in search of husbands keep a wary eye on her progress.
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" He added that, to meet the court's deadline, HHS will have to "narrow" its focus from a "comprehensive review" of the safety and suitability of sponsors and parents to a more "expedited process.
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The Wag Brigade, which launched in 2013, carefully selects animals like LiLou for their "temperament and airport suitability," and all wear vests that read "Pet Me!" to cue passengers into the courtesy cuteness.
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"Assessing coupled effects of climate change on crop suitability and pollination can help target appropriate management practices, including forest conservation, shade adjustment, crop rotation, or status quo, in different regions," the report says.
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"ORR's current practice of predominantly relying on documents with biographic information alone rather than fingerprints to confirm sponsor identity and suitability is dangerous and irresponsible," a senior ICE official said at the time.
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Without completed background checks to determine employee suitability, the "VA lacks assurance that the VHA workforce is properly vetted and appropriate for providing health care to the nation's veterans," the IG report states.
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Suitability may be all-important in investing, but the concept can be lost on children, who probably have little to no interest in what stocks are or how to invest, Jim Cramer said.
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There is no nepotism exception for background investigations," the California Democrat said in a statement, adding, "This is a clear indication of the deep unease that national security officials have about Kushner's suitability.
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The assessment may include an interview, a written test and other tests that will consist of a series of questions designed to evaluate each applicant's knowledge, abilities and personal suitability for the position.
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He is the most experienced of the leading candidates but concerns about his health after he suffered a stroke and collapsed during a cabinet meeting in 2016 had raised questions about his suitability.
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Now he's President, Mar-a-Lago members are amazed to be chatting with the commander-in-chief on everything from Reince Priebus' suitability as chief of staff to that "crazy" guy Kim Jong-Un.
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"This shows Europe is the priority," a French diplomatic source said of the rare inclusion of Europe in the foreign ministry portfolio, although also sounding a warning note on his suitability for the role.
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Suitability may be all-important in investing, but the concept can be lost on children, who probably have little to no interest in what stocks are or how to invest, says CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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"He's been doing some very strange things on the campaign trail over the past few weeks that have me questioning his suitability for the presidency or any other position of real responsibility," McMullin said.
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"Inmate Bruce Davis was found suitable for parole at his parole suitability hearing at the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo," reads a California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Ratings do not comment on the adequacy of market price, the suitability of any security for a particular investor, or the tax-exempt nature or taxability of payments made in respect to any security.
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But Messenger Kids has also opened up a sensitive new front in the Facebook backlash, raising questions not just about Facebook's suitability for children, but for what it does to all of our brains.
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The 30-second clip on top broadcaster ABS-CBN showed children questioning Duterte's suitability as a president, spliced with video clips of him cursing the Pope, vowing to kill people and joking about rape.
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"Senators are supposed to be making independent decisions about the suitability of any nominee for a lifetime appointment, " she said and criticized Republicans for voting in "lockstep" for every one of the President's nominees.
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Concerns about Megvii included questions about its suitability to seek an IPO, said the sources, after the Trump administration last month barred the company from buying U.S. parts and components without U.S. government approval.
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"After a review, I found Amiott to have violated additional departmental rules, including Conduct Unbecoming and Courtesy, calling into serious question his suitability as a Euclid Police Officer," the mayor said in her statement.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer threw the CDU, and Merkel's plan for a smooth transition of power, into turmoil on Monday with her announcement which followed months of mounting doubts about her suitability for the top job.
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He remains focused on delivering a capable, ready, and lethal maritime special operations force in support of national security objectives, which includes assessing the suitability of any member of his Force via administrative processes.
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And while the Irish government had been publicly extolling his suitability for the past few weeks, the campaign appeared either to be waged too halfheartedly, or else began too late, to dislodge the frontrunner.
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The first option is an investment in the future; the latter would delay projects, raise costs, and potentially force the selection of only one type of pipe – regardless of its suitability for the project.
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Specific reasons cited included failure to provide written disclosure of material risk, failure to disclose conflicts of interest, failure to ensure the suitability of the investments for investors, and providing false and misleading information.
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As I've written before, as a store of value and an alternative to fiat currencies that have been conjured up by sovereigns in which one must put one's faith, it continues to increase in suitability.
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Sculley blamed a system, cemented during collective bargaining agreements in the 1980s, that mandates promotions be based on how officers perform on standardized tests, not on the chief's opinion of their suitability for higher rank.
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For the first time, universities have access to a pupil's school reference, and will be able both to assess their suitability and make offers conditional on ill-prepared applicants' agreeing to take catch-up courses.
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On Friday, she gathered a group of high ranking former national security officials and military brass and delivered a presidential-style statement to stress her suitability to lead national security policy in the Oval Office.
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"Crypto companies may struggle to demonstrate suitability for listing given the state of regulation of the industry and uncertain business models," said Jason Sung, a Hong Kong-based partner at law firm Herbert Smith Freehills.
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The two firms, among the biggest in the sector, were among 27 firms whose betting licences had not been renewed, pending the outcome of an ongoing inquiry about their suitability to operate in the country.
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The idea behind the suitability standard is that there are some things that may not pop up in a person's criminal or mental health record, but are relevant to whether someone can own a firearm.
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The study analyzed behavioral needs, welfare, human relationship risks and overall "pet suitability" among 210 wild mammal species selected based on data from vet visits, petting zoos, animal shelters and rescue centers in the Netherlands.
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How to choose a financial plannerAs someone who worked in banking for five years, I knew what the word fiduciary meant, but I didn't know what suitability was and I didn't know which was better.
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"Such ongoing disclosures raise serious questions concerning Mr. Kushner's suitability for continued access to classified information," the senators wrote, referring to reports that Kushner omitted some meetings with Russian nationals from his security clearance form.
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He was fired in 2014 from his federal government contract job as a help desk specialist for the Bureau of Labor Statistics because he posed "security suitability concerns," according to court documents obtained by CNN.
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López Obrador's political momentum may have helped Barbosa, given that despite the many doubts about his suitability to govern the state, he prevailed by 11 points over his nearest rival, Enrique Cárdenas from the PAN.
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Jim Cramer says that suitability, or the concept that certain stocks are right for some investors but wrong for others, can last investors a long time once they figure out what is right for them.
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All the suitability standard requires is that as long as an investment objective meets a client's needs and objectives, it's appropriate to recommend to clients (essentially the last bullet point in the fiduciary list only).
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Under pressure, the Motion Picture Association of America said in 2007 that it would for the first time consider portrayals of smoking alongside sex and violence when assessing the suitability of movies for young viewers.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer says that suitability, or the concept that certain stocks are right for some investors but wrong for others, can last investors a long time once they figure out what's right for them.
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Gallagher's notice of a trident review board cited the verdict rendered in his court-martial trial in July as evidence calling into question his suitability to continue serving in naval special warfare, the Navy said.
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It is close enough that astronomers are hopeful that with the next generation of big telescopes, they will be able to probe its atmosphere for signs of water or other evidence of suitability for life.
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Last August, ahead of a meeting of that committee, Hastings reportedly emailed Thiel to warn him that his speech supporting Trump at the Republican National Convention was reason to question his suitability on the board.
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But for White House staff, protected privacy may not cover all the information unearthed during the background check as the process consists of two separate reviews -- one for clearance and one for suitability, Zaid said.
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Generation 6: Commercial suitability, safety and regulatory standards based design, platform and payload adaptability, automated safety modes, intelligent piloting models and full autonomy, airspace awarenessGeneration 7: Complete commercial suitability, fully compliant safety and regulatory standards-based design, platform and payload interchangeability, automated safety modes, enhanced intelligent piloting models and full autonomy, full airspace awareness, auto action (takeoff, land, and mission execution)The next generation of drones, Generation 7, is already underway, as 3DRobotics announced the world&aposs first all-in-one Smart Drone called Solo.
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Roger Zullo defrauded his clients, lied to his supervisors and fabricated client financial suitability profiles to enrich himself and his employer by selling identical, illiquid, and high-commission variable annuities, the state said in its complaint.
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But the CDU leader had been under fire for months amid a string of missteps, prompting many in the party's old guard to question her suitability for the chancellorship — the most powerful political job in Europe.
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The Trump team reflects a consistent preference for judging people based on personal loyalty rather than suitability for the job at hand, leading naturally to a structure of interlocking fiefdoms rather than a coherent, competent team.
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That means projecting a steadier picture of his character, temperament and intellect to win over voters who may have decided that they could never vote for Clinton but remain concerned about his suitability to be President.
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Although a growing list of American states are allowing legal marijuana use, both for medical and recreational purposes, there are very few clinical trials of the suitability of various strains and active ingredients for treating illnesses.
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The study asked 120 participants to rate eight candidates of both genders for their suitability for a client-facing service role (such as a sales floor assistant) or non-client-facing job (such as stock counter).
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The result of this "suitability standard" —intended or not — is that advisors may put their clients in higher cost vehicles because those vehicles benefit advisors and their institutions in the form of greater fees and commissions.
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It avoids advertising next to content that is violent or extremist, or includes hate speech and adult content, using YouTube's Brand Suitability System, a set of stricter advertising rules the platform put in place last year.
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In its 2017 exam priorities letter (here) the SEC said it will continue to focus on ETF sales strategies, trading practices and disclosures, and the suitability of broker-dealers' recommendations to purchase ETFs with niche strategies.
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In a nutshell, the fiduciary rule is designed to make all financial professionals who provide retirement planning advice or work with retirement plans accountable to the fiduciary standard, as opposed to the more relaxed suitability standard.
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In support of the new model, Brigaid is also working with the nonprofit architecture firm MASS Design Group (Model of Architecture Serving Society) on a pilot study that assesses a school kitchen's suitability for scratch cooking.
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They are enthusiasts, but they are not fanatics, and they frequently concede that, whatever the suitability of a given behavioral pattern with regard to sports, it is often inappropriate, and hence overridden, in life's other arenas.
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So it's important to be specific when asking about whether or not a prospective advisor is a fiduciary, since advisors can be dually registered as a broker (only subject to the suitability standard) and a fiduciary.
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The facility, in remote Beishan, Gansu province, will be used by scientists and engineers to test the suitability of the area for the long-term storage of the highly radioactive waste generated by nuclear power plants.
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Ladau maintained to The Hill that before the FCC considers a transition, it must conduct a broader review of ASR-only providers, accounting for features such as accuracy, speed, synchronicity, privacy practices and suitability for emergencies.
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Per the regulation, an advisor is acting in the best interest when the recommendation is based on an evaluation of the client's suitability information — including their age, annual income, financial objectives, existing assets and risk tolerance.
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Eleven Sports Network, who own the digital rights to Italian football coverage in several territories, has also voiced its concern about the piracy issues surrounding beoutQ and also the suitability of Saudi Arabia to host the Supercoppa.
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In the first two years of its life, the LIA invested heavily in alternatives such as private equity, hedge funds and mezzanine debt, including structured derivatives, according to a report prepared by LIA's expert witness on suitability.
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"Our view that Wynn Resorts is likely to retain its gaming licenses is buoyed by Steve Wynn's removal ... given that gaming commission investigations of suitability appear to be centered on allegations against the company founder," Wasiolek said.
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I've been reviewing smartphones for seven years now, but in all that time, I and other reviewers like me have failed to address one of the most important factors in deciding the suitability of a phone: habit.
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A very small minority of people buy houses outright, and proving suitability for a mortgage or loan has to date been a nail-biting, slow process that is often lengthened due to red tape and administrative issues.
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Those were the questions asked of many college-age American women by their professors, college presidents, or military officers to assess their suitability to do secret work breaking German and Japanese codes during the Second World War.
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"In fact, it appears that women are stuck between a rock and a hard place because they're considering the cost of raising children, the cost of daycare and the suitability of a partner," she told Reuters Health.
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Analysts from CYBERCOM's Cyber National Mission Force (CNMF) look at malware samples, determine their "uniqueness and suitability for release;" the nominating task force must have the malware physically in their possession prior to nomination, the document reads.
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The regulator also said mutual fund distributors - third-party companies hired by asset managers to sell investment products to retail investors - would not be able to offer investment advice beyond explaining the characteristics and "suitability" of schemes.
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"All heads of procurement and accounts in government ministries, departments, agencies and parastatals will undergo fresh vetting including polygraph testing, to determine their integrity and suitability," President Uhuru Kenyatta said in paraphrased quotes released by his office.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer, 57, has made several gaffes since taking over as CDU leader last December that have dented her popularity and raised questions about her suitability to be the party's candidate for chancellor when Merkel leaves office.
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"Inmate Bruce Davis was found suitable for parole today at his parole suitability hearing at the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo," state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation spokesman Luis Patino confirmed in an emailed statement Wednesday.
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A day later, the man whose stint as foreign minister was marked by gaffes which have prompted some of his critics to question his suitability for high office couldn't quite remember where the factory making the sausages was.
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Dolphins are a tremendously hierarchical species, and the sponge gathering (as strange as it may sound) could be a way for males to reinforce their place within the social order, and thus, their suitability/desirability as potential mates.
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Tester, first elected in 2006, earned the president's ire in April by releasing a report as ranking minority member of the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs that questioned the suitability of Trump's pick for VA secretary, Rear Adm.
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Where it stands: The report from NASA's Planetary Protection Independent Review Board suggests NASA should consider reclassifying parts of the Moon and Mars to better reflect what scientists now understand about the worlds and their suitability for life.
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According to an emailed statement from Westpac, as well as determining the suitability of the drone for Australia's coastal conditions, the trial also aims to develop a system of aerial detection of sharks using its advanced vision capabilities.
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The Carpetbagger It was a fantastic year for Idris Elba, and not just because he sailed through a dust-up regarding his suitability to play James Bond — a role he has yet to be cast in — with aplomb.
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Absent the Fiduciary Rule, brokers have been held to a so-called "suitability standard," which obliges them to recommend investments that are "suitable" for their clients, but falls short of requiring that they put clients' best interests first.
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Deputy Superintendent Pauline Wells at the Cambridge, Massachusetts, Police Department told me in August that she only had to use the suitability standard once in her past year on the job in charge of the local licensing process.
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FINRA found Merrill Lynch's systems failed to ensure the suitability of Puerto Rican municipal bonds and closed-end funds for customers who were highly leveraged through these loans or whose investments were mostly concentrated in Puerto Rican securities.
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Tomic and Nick Kyrgios were warned by Australia's Olympic chef de mission Kitty Chiller at the weekend that they were among a group of athletes whose behavior was being monitored to judge their suitability for the Rio team.
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As with Kreditech's loan platform, Monedo assesses a consumer's suitability for credit not through traditional credit checks, but by vetting the individual online — a key process considering that many of these consumers do not have a credit history.
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The ex-Google employee who was fired after he wrote a memo that promoted harmful gender stereotypes and questioned women's biological suitability for tech jobs has hired a lawyer who appears to be preparing to sue the company.
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The states of Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Texas and Washington, will recognize each other's findings when assessing the suitability of companies applying for money service business licenses, the national organization of state bank regulators said on Tuesday.
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However, some acknowledged Trump's insistence that Jackson replace Shulkin led to a less thorough vet of Jackson's political suitability for the job -- a potential explanation for the familiar mess the White House found itself in on Tuesday evening.
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Stevens said during an event in front of a small crowd that Kavanaugh's performance last week during his testimony in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee caused him to change his mind about Kavanaugh's suitability for the court.
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The Senate banking panel's 13 Republican members, contacted by Reuters about their views on Moore's suitability for the Fed role after his derisive commentary about women came to light, all either did not respond or declined to comment.
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The definitions of "suitability" and "fiduciary" have always been (and will always be) open to much interpretation, no matter who is in the White House or trying to decide what food you're served on your retirement investments buffet.
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Mini makes around 60 percent of its approximately 360,000 compact cars a year at Oxford, but BMW has built up an alternative manufacturing base in the Netherlands amid concerns about Britain's suitability as an export hub after Brexit.
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The SEC rule prescribes what brokers must do to comply, a step-up up from the current suitability standard that allows brokers to recommend products that they view as appropriate for a client's investment goals and risk tolerance.
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Of Justice Kavanaugh, Mr. Hogan said he was satisfied that the confirmation process had been carried out properly but said he did not see it as his role to weigh in on the suitability of Supreme Court nominees.
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The deputy head of the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) Li Jian said in May that more flaws in aircraft design, manufacturing, airworthiness compliance and operational suitability were being identified, as work continued for certification of the jet.
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The evening will allow Democrats to make their broadest case yet against Trump's suitability for a second term, given the uproar over his decision to desert America's Kurdish allies in Syria and withdraw US troops, triggering a humanitarian crisis.
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Almost all the decisions make sense (Bran being king could have done with a bit more explaining, especially considering Sansa's suitability to rule) and having some characters come full circle feels right, but it did come across as rushed.
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Since taking over as CDU leader last December, Kramp-Karrenbauer has made a series of gaffes that have raised questions about her suitability to become chancellor once Merkel relinquishes the post, which she plans to hold onto until 2021.
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According to the New York regulation, an advisor is acting in the best interest when the recommendation is based on an evaluation of the client's suitability information — including their age, annual income, financial objectives, existing assets and risk tolerance.
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The critics questioned Barros&apos suitability to lead since he had been a top lieutenant of Chile&aposs most notorious predator priest and had been accused by victims of witnessing and ignoring their abuse by that priest, the Rev.
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" In a response, Enterprise Information Services said the federal government demanded Ramos' termination "citing security suitability concerns resulting from an Investigation conducted by the Office of Inspector General," but the company never learned the "exact nature of the investigation.
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The CDU's likely junior coalition partner would be the liberal Free Democrats (FDP), who have publicly questioned the suitability of former finance chief Hans Dieter Poetsch to serve in his current role of chairman without a cooling-off period.
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While the F.B.I. should "apprise the president or his designated representative" when new information surfaces that raises questions about the suitability of an appointee, "the F.B.I. does not make any judgment about the credibility or significance of any allegation."
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Investigators, who usually focus on an individual's criminal history and potential ties to organized crime, did not report that Mr. Wynn had been the subject of any sexual misconduct allegations and determined that he met the state's "suitability" standard.
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Brokers, meanwhile, have answered to something known as the suitability rule, which means brokers were free to sell clients any investment as long as it was "suitable" for the client at the time, even if cheaper alternatives were available.
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While exploring the parks, the tester will be tasked with giving feedback on the overall experience, quality of food or drink, souvenirs and brand merchandise, suitability for families or couples, thrill factor for each ride, parades and photo-ops.
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"The condition, integrity, and suitability of the pipelines for transporting crude oil is unknown and unverified," Attorney General Bill Schuette (R) said in his letter on Thursday, the final day the State Department is taking comments on the permit.
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DOHA, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp, in Qatar for the Club World Cup, said that it is wrong that managers and players are asked to make judgments on the suitability of a country for hosting global tournaments.
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The benchmark, which would exist alongside the Canadian Dollar Offered Rate (CDOR), Canada's version of Libor, echoes efforts in other countries to address concerns about benchmark suitability and manipulation by developing new risk-free or nearly risk-free reference rates.
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The National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) found "defiencies in the suitability of electrical equipment in hazardous areas" during a four-day inspection of the Ichthys Explorer platform in late June, a spokeswoman said in emailed comments.
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There are other factors that may help LNG's case, such as its lower carbon emissions, cheaper capital costs of building gas-fired power plants and its suitability to integrate with higher use of less consistent renewables such as solar and wind.
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A suitability standard simply states that the investment professional must consider the client's risk tolerance, objectives and time horizons in recommending an investment, but allows the investment professional to also recommend investments that may pay more lucrative commissions to them.
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The trial involved second-line patients, who have already used chemotherapy, and it found the Roche drug worked even in people with low or no levels of a protein called PD-L1, which is often used to test suitability for immunotherapy.
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It was an apparent reference to the opposition, which has been accused of using groups like the FPI to hurt not only Purnama's election chances but also Widodo's, by casting doubt over his suitability to lead for a second term.
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But as attention turned to a candidate from the junta-linked Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP), a heated argument erupted over his track record and suitability for office, a senior NLD official who was present at the meeting said.
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"We will announce the buyer for these (divested) branches and their assets following the determination by the Department of Justice of the buyer's competitive suitability, which determination is still pending," Brent Wilder, a spokesman for Huntington said in an email statement.
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The 21-year-old and Tomic were warned by Australia's Olympic chef de mission Kitty Chiller at the weekend that they were among a group of athletes whose behavior was being monitored to judge their suitability for the Rio team.
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It was also during his chairmanship that the seeds of crisis were planted — one that would erupt at the endowment in the 758s in the political battle over the suitability of government financing of controversial, so-called "offensive" works of art.
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"Operational suitability of the F-35 fleet remains below service expectations," Robert Behler, the director of the Pentagon's Operational Test and Evaluation Office, told the House Subcommittee on Readiness and Tactical Air and Land Forces during a hearing last Wednesday.
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All the statistics I'd tried so hard not to read about egg quality declining sharply in your mid-30s came swooping down on me, re-opening questions I thought I'd put to rest about my suitability to be a mom.
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The debate, borne out in both the local newspapers and the occasional street protest, has centered on the suitability of calling the time-honored "Trike," as the Tricycle was known within the business, by a seemingly random name, the Kiln.
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If nothing else, Democrats should encourage more forums like this that force Bloomberg and Sanders to answer the tough questions and to demonstrate that they can (or can't) allay Democratic fears regarding their suitability (Bloomberg) and their electability (Sanders) come November.
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" Another leadership hopeful, Rory Stewart, the international development secretary, who has questioned Mr. Johnson's suitability to take charge of Britain's nuclear deterrent, wrote on Twitter that perhaps there were only two candidates who could defeat his campaign: "me, and Boris himself.
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Google announced in January that it would start implementing new "tough but necessary" changes to YouTube monetization, including stricter requirements for its partnership program and a cryptic "three-tier suitability system" for advertisers to pair up with "brand-safe" ad placement.
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Yet when they operate as representatives of a securities firm, they need only adhere to a vague "suitability" standard, meaning they can sell a financial product that may not be best for their clients, so long as it doesn't actually do them harm.
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We have surged 230 HHS people and contractors out to ICE facilities to sit with the parents to get information to prove suitability and parentage of them to work through this process because what we care about is the kids&apos welfare.
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One question on the suitability of the Italian government organizing COP26 is whether it has the ability to coordinate the united global effort that will be required, Antony Froggatt, a senior research fellow and acting director at Chatham House told BuzzFeed News.
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Other issues include not identifying sponsored content clearly, requiring consumers to waive mandatory rights such as the right to cancel a contract, and an excessive power for the companies to determine the suitability of content generated by users, according to the letters.
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He seemed to spend as much time crowing about his own qualities -- including predictions that there would be more terror attacks in Europe for instance -- as about the record of Pence himself and his suitability to be one heartbeat away from the presidency.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 27 (Reuters) - The London Stock Exchange (LSE) had doubts about the suitability of Deutsche Boerse CEO Carsten Kengeter to lead a combined company after insider trading allegations were made against him, two sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Their name may not appear on any sanctions list, and they may not have been implicated in a judicial review, but deeper enquiries as to their reputation may reveal information that sheds doubt on their suitability as a representative of your brand.
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GLASGOW, Scotland (Reuters) - The head of Britain's GCHQ spy agency said on Wednesday that the suitability of companies to supply equipment for the United Kingdom's 5G telecoms systems depended more on their security and engineering processes rather than where they were based.
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The 16-team tournament will unfold in 10 cities across the country over the coming weeks, and American soccer officials will have their eyes on each game as they try to emphasize the country's suitability to host a future World Cup tournament.
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Suspect fired by an employer for "security suitability concerns" In July 2014, Ramos was fired by his previous employer, Enterprise Information Services, where he worked as a help desk specialist within the Bureau of Labor Statistics in Washington, according to court documents.
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"On the lifting of the ban on political activities, we will consider it sometime at the end of November or early December depending on suitability," Prayut told reporters after a meeting of his cabinet was held in the northern town of Chiang Rai.
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Back home she, too, had endured taunts from men who questioned her suitability to run for office, or who said she had the wrong husband for the job (although in her case, it was because her spouse is from another ethnic group).
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Around that time, Mr. Dobkin stepped down as partner but continued to serve on a number of committees, including the commitments committee and the suitability committee, which look at whether a deal might put Goldman Sachs's financial health, clients and reputation in jeopardy.
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Russia and Canada have the greatest "frontier area" suitable for agriculture, with 4.3 million and 4.2 million square kilometers respectively, as early as 2060, based on temperature and moisture levels, though not soil suitability, scientific journal PLOS One said in a February paper.
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Russia and Canada have the greatest "frontier area" suitable for agriculture, with 4.3 million and 4.2 million square kilometres respectively, as early as 2060, based on temperature and moisture levels, though not soil suitability, scientific journal PLOS One said in a February paper.
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The Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB) has an important mission in both providing parents with the necessary information to make decisions about the suitability of games, and their content, for children, as well as ensuring that the industry is following responsible marketing practices.
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Despite Chief Justice John Roberts giving Tommy Arthur a "courtesy vote" for a stay of execution on November 22019rd (to give the other justices "the opportunity to more fully consider the suitability of [Arthur's] case for review"), he refused one for Smith. Why?
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"While the Department recognizes the value of expedited U.S. citizenship achieved through military service, it is in the national interest to ensure all current and prospective service members complete security and suitability screening prior to naturalization," Pentagon officials said in a statement.
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According to Dean, most dogs can be trained to find truffles as long as they are relatively disciplined, although she says she "won't train dogs with squashed up noses" (for obvious reasons) and questions the suitability of greyhounds' seek-and-chase temperament.
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LONDON, June 23 (Reuters) - Reports of a heated late-night row between Boris Johnson and his girlfriend sparked a debate on Sunday about whether it would hurt his campaign to be Britain's next prime minister and the front-runner's suitability for the job.
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While Mueller's investigation is important and laudable in its way, the reality is that Trump is a political figure — the president of the United States — and the question of his suitability for high office is fundamentally a political matter, rather than a legal one.
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Any incident or comment that offends a host or appears to suggest that Trump is not up to the job or out of his depth could exacerbate concerns about his suitability for the Presidency that have been frequently raised during his four months in office.
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According to a new Science Channel series "NASA's Unexplained Files," the sounds were so weird that the team debated whether or not to mention it to their superiors at NASA, out of fear that it could cast doubt on their suitability for future spaceflight.
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Discontent within the CDU grew louder after their fourth setback at the ballot box this year under Kramp-Karrenbauer, who has encountered mounting doubts about her suitability to lead the conservatives in the next federal election, due in 2021, since she became chairwoman in December.
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If Mueller reports that the president had an insufficient intent lacking the mens rea necessary for a completed crime of obstruction, or even accessory after the fact to the Russian theft of Democrats' emails, that still leaves unaddressed the president's suitability to continue in office.
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A senior ranking member of U.S. Congress, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, chair of the subcommittee on the Middle East and North Africa, is raising fresh questions about the suitability of Qatar to host the Al-Udeid airbase, due to Doha's failure to act against terrorist financiers.
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The market operator's decision to replace the currently used technology, Clearing House Electronic Subregister System (CHESS), follows the successful build of distributed ledger technology, also known as blockchain technology, and the completion of extensive suitability testing by ASX and DA over the past two years.
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Kreditech — the German startup that offers loans and other financial services to consumers who have little or no credit history by using some 22014,2200 data points online to assess their suitability — has added another $23 million (€10 million) to its Series C round of funding.
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Bousman and writer Clint Sears would monitor players on the Tension forums, gauging their suitability for various one-on-one breakout moments that could be used to introduce major plot points to the audience, as well as tracking what was connecting from a story perspective.
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The companies are allowed to challenge the suitability of a Philadelphia court for the lawsuit, and legal experts said they would have strong arguments: The plaintiffs are British, the physical evidence is in London and British courts could offer alternative venues for the claims.
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WMUR notes that Fisher has missed a significant number of legislature votes during his current term, and previously asked to be removed from consideration for serving on any House committees, a condition that has further caused some lawmakers to question his suitability for the office.
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GLASGOW, Scotland, April 24 (Reuters) - The head of Britain's GCHQ spy agency said on Wednesday that the suitability of companies to supply equipment for the United Kingdom's 5G telecoms systems depended more on their security and engineering processes rather than where they were based.
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The spokesperson noted that the allegation "does not involve any potential federal crime," and said if the FBI becomes aware of new information that raises suitability questions about a nominee or appointee, the agency will inform the White House, which is an existing agreement.
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Swiss law typically requires foreigners to be residents of the country for 12 years before applying for citizenship; after that they must undergo a series of tests and interviews to assess their suitability, and are judged by criteria that differ from one canton to another.
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"The obligation to act in the best interests of the customer in the regulation simply codifies the obligation to make recommendations that are 'consistent with the investor's best interests'" under the suitability standard, said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection for the Consumer Federation of America.
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"With a near real-time view of a user's financial standing, and our own proprietary assessment approach, Pariti can help lending partners get a much more accurate picture of consumer suitability, affordability and credit worthiness, and users can engage and improve their situation more transparently," adds Ford.
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The debate over the suitability of keeping the aero winglets in MotoGP that have caused such a stir this season is heating up with every race, and in Austin it was Dani Pedrosa who became the latest rider to warn of the consequences of possible incidents.
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As the unanimous decision by the three-judge appeals court panel found, state regulators "failed" in their "statutory duty to determine the character and degree of injury to the health of the Union Hill residents, and the suitability" of a gas-powered compressor in the community.
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So even if Christie had truly been unaware of his aides' Bridgegate plan, the very fact that this scandal involved wrongdoing by top Christie appointees would have cast serious doubt on Christie's suitability for staffing the federal government, if he hired people who were so willing to go rogue.
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Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer is a protegee of the chancellor and leader of their conservative Christian Democrats (CDU), but has faced growing doubts over her suitability to replace Merkel, who has led Germany for 15 years but plans to stand down at the next federal election, due in autumn 2021.
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"I believe we're finally beginning to enter an era where candidates aren't feeling as compelled to amplify their sense of credibility and suitability for such a high office by matching their look to their understanding of the office's historical look," says Ashleigh Axios, former Obama White House Creative Director.
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Hush Hush — a London-based online marketplace of luxury goods, services and brands that has earned itself the nickname 'Amazon for millionaires' — is hiring a full-time luxury product tester to review items for style, comfort, performance and suitability before they're put up for sale to the public.
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It was a display that will renew questions about the suitability of Trump's temperament for the presidency, and at a time of increasing tensions around the world that will exacerbate fears he will be unable to control his emotions at a time of crisis as commander-in-chief.
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"These records are needed for the Senate to evaluate Mr. Pruitt's suitability to serve in the position for which he has been nominated," the Democrats wrote in a letter to Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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"When we analyze a company for their suitability to supply equipment to the UK's telecoms networks we are looking at the risk arising from their security and engineering processes as well as the way these technologies are deployed in our national telecom networks," Fleming told a conference in Scotland.
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Karimi, who usually produces just five or six bags of the beans, maize and vegetables she grows on the six-acre (2.4 hectare) farm she tends with her husband, said she had learned a lot from a session in which crops were tested for their suitability to the soil.
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As part of this role, I assessed prisoners for their eligibility and suitability to undertake a particular program of rehabilitation, conducted initial interviews with them to find out their willingness to participate, then delivered the six-week program (at the time it was TSP – The Thinking Skills Program).
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Other lovebirds, their suitability for each other long obvious to us, finally got over themselves and paired up — the kitchen maid Daisy and the footman Andy; the doughty Isobel and the popeyed Lord Merton; perhaps even the wildly clueless Molesley and the salt-of-the-earth ex-con Baxter.
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Lumotive offered the following diagram, which helps visualize the systems, although obviously "suitability" and "too short" and "too slow" are somewhat subjective: The main problem with the latter two is that they rely on a mechanical platform to actually move the laser emitter or mirror from place to place.
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It should be said that Sisu inherited a difficult situation in 2007, with Coventry close to administration and in around £40m of debt, but that only throws up further questions about their suitability to own a club which, even at the time, looked like a labour of love.
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Kiev — like Cardiff last year — did not have to go through a bidding process when it was selected two years ago: until Ceferin's reforms were instituted in 2017, cities simply lobbied to be awarded a final; often, the winner was chosen for political convenience as much as suitability.
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"When we analyse a company for their suitability to supply equipment to the UK's telecoms networks we are looking at the risk arising from their security and engineering processes as well as the way these technologies are deployed in our national telecom networks," Fleming told a conference in Scotland.
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The measure, due to go out for public discussion, goes beyond current rules introduced in 2012, under which national regulators are free to make suitability checks before or after a senior person starts a new job - risking the appointment of someone unsuitable who is then hard to fire.
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The attacks on Mueller are absurd on their face, but are marked with particular irony for those of us who raised concerns in the 1990s about the suitability of then Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr — a partisan Republican who stacked his investigation with fellow partisans pursuing a clear agenda.
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Of course, job interviews are an opportunity for interviewees to demonstrate their capabilities and suitability for a position, but they also serve as a chance to develop rapport with hiring managers and prospective colleagues, learn more about company culture, and figure out if things are a good fit — for everyone involved.
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Green's family, led by his Monaco-based wife Tina, accrued "incredible wealth" during the early, profitable years of owning BHS, but failed to invest sufficiently in it, the lawmakers said Green then rushed to sell the chain to Chappell, riding roughshod over regulatory concerns about the suitability of the new owner.
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"There is therefore a clear need to examine possible long-term scenarios for the McArthur River project, and especially the short-term management of waste rock, but critically the suitability of leaving such reactive mine wastes above ground forever," Gavin Mudd, an environmental engineer at Monash University, said in the report.
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Liti Wambua, the acting director of the regulator Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB), told Safaricom in a letter seen by Reuters on Thursday that licences for all 27 betting firms had not been renewed, pending the outcome of an ongoing inquiry about their suitability to operate in the country.
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That's a lot tighter, and allows for a lot less mis-selling and over-selling of expensive self-defeating financial products, than the alternative "suitability standard" which allows advisors considerable wriggle room to argue that heavy financial engineering or risk taking is in line with what the client is seeking.
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Later, when Eufinger was promoted and assigned to care for future S.S. wives in Saxony, he evaluated them for their "suitability for marriage among members of the S.S."; to his superiors, he recommended a more exacting process, including a gynecological exam and, for the prospective groom, a mandatory sperm count.
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"We all know there is a backlog at various levels for security clearances but these are people in the White House ... We are talking about the suitability of the people they have put into these positions, that is what I think is at question," Bakos told CNN's Brooke Baldwin on Monday.
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Famed atheist intellectual Christopher Hitchens, who was invited to be part of the investigation regarding her suitability for sainthood, wrote an essay during the beginning steps of her canonization process in 2003 that called Mother Teresa "a fanatic, a fundamentalist, and a fraud" for her approach to the care of the poor.
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"Under no circumstances, since he came to the judgment after Mr. Trump's election to the presidency of the United States that his suitability is a serious risk to our country," he said, "And certainly after [Trump's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in] Helsinki, creates serious questions about his loyalty to our country."
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India has not heard the last of the Rafale deal, which has failed to meet the air force's minimum requirements, substantially increased the price of each fighter plane and created uncertainty about the suitability of the offset arrangements and the benefits they can provide to the defense sector and to the economy.
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But it is Trump's controversial pick for US Ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, who has the deepest connections to Beit El. The personal ties between Friedman -- whose confirmation hearing takes place Thursday -- and the settlement, coupled with his past statements about the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, have critics questioning his suitability for the job.
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Palin's fumbling nonanswer when Couric asked her about what newspapers and magazines she read that had shaped her worldview — "All of them, any of them that have been in front of me over all these years" — was met with mockery, but also raised serious questions about her suitability for the number two spot on Sen.
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The study found that while a large portion of the country shows a seasonal susceptibility to Zika virus outbreaks, the southern reaches of the nation lie at the intersection of high seasonal suitability for the Aedes mosquito along with abundant direct flight connections to Latin America, which increases the odds of travel-related virus introduction.
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Kabbage's loans platform — which uses AI to quickly determine an applicant's suitability to get a loan — is now valued at more than $1 billion and is growing at more than 55% at the moment, Frohwein said, and is starting to branch out into a new range of other financial services such as marketing and payments.
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Considering Coates's assessment of Queen Nzinga, a seventeenth-century ruler of present-day Angola, in his last book—he identified most with her adviser, "who'd been broken down into a chair so that a queen … could sit"—it is unsurprising that he would chafe at writing a character who uncritically accepts his suitability to rule a nation.
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"The entire process involves many steps, including: 'the identification of sponsors; the submission by a sponsor of the application for release and supporting documentation; the evaluation of the suitability of the sponsor, including verification of the sponsor's identity and relationship to the child, background checks, and in some cases home studies; and planning for post-release,'" the declaration says.
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NASH was one of them, so partly it was the suitability of our technology to this disease, and partly it was that Gilead was just a really good partner for it because they have a whole bunch of human data from some of the clinical trials that have been running [which give us] access to two complementary data sources.
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By the provisions of that statute, anyone — regardless of their suitability, age, living arrangements, inability to care for children, and even if they are not genetically related to the child produced by the arrangement — can buy a child and force termination of her mother's parental rights even if such termination and separation is harmful to the child.
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"You're basically knocking on doors and doing neighborhood canvasses and looking at the suitability and fitness for office of future FBI agents, of people who are undergoing a five-year re-investigation to maintain a top secret clearance, and for judicial nominees, like Kavanaugh," said retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent James Gagliano, a CNN law enforcement analyst.
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Outside of a 401(k) plan, assessing risk tolerance is standard procedure for all financial advisers - broker-dealers are required by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority to assess risk tolerance as part of the agency's suitability standard for evaluating investments, and registered investment advisers must assess risk tolerance as part of the "duty of care" obligations they have as fiduciaries.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is meeting with Mitt Romney again on Tuesday, amid an ongoing brawl within his inner circle about the 2012 GOP nominee's suitability to be secretary of State.
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For all the doubts about the suitability of the city as a venue for club soccer's biggest game, for all the logistical challenges fans have faced to get here and for all the inflated hotel prices they have had to pay to find a bed, Kiev — now Kyiv, as the locals waste no time in pointing out — has pulled out all the stops.
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"The entire process involves many steps, including: 'the identification of sponsors; the submission by a sponsor of the application for release and supporting documentation; the evaluation of the suitability of the sponsor, including verification of the sponsor's identity and relationship to the child, background checks, and in some cases home studies; and planning for post-release,'" Carey said in a declaration filed with the D.C. District Court.
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But when assessing the environment and the suitability of lower (or higher taxes for that matter), the key consideration should always be what the present tax-burden is relative to what those taxes are producing in overall value-added, where we want it to be and what each contributing category's share should be given the size of the other side of the equation, spending.
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Her intentions aside, her political aspirations aside, and her suitability to be President of the United States aside, the indisputable facts are these: Secretary Clinton maintained an unauthorized server in the basement of her home which had very little protection on which she and her aides discussed Top Secret, Secret, and Confidential subjects some of whose sources were more likely than not HUMINT in some nature.
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Grain quality determines wheat's suitability for flour-making and acceptance by importers, but is hard to predict before harvesting, which is in its early stages in the EU. Internal EU demand, a feature of 2017/18 after poor harvests in countries such as Spain, could also limit exports in 2018/19, especially if wheat makes up for tightening supply of corn for livestock feed.
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