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...determined whether the loan screening technology has “sufficient predictive power,” Klinger wrote in an e-mail. The recent grant will enable the development and implementation of the EFL’s technology in lending environments in Africa and India as researchers attempt to vet the program...
...first described. Obama, who has called for terror suspects to face trial in the U.S. justice system rather than in military tribunals, welcomed the ruling. Since then government attorneys have presented few habeas corpus documents to justify holding the suspects, saying more time was needed to assemble and vet the evidence. "That is quite unbelievable in my mind," says Emi MacLean, staff attorney for the Center for Constitutional Rights in New York, which coordinates most of the Guantánamo cases. "These are men they have held for more than six years." Most, says MacLean, are either citizens of countries...
...this master plan to the finish line in a reasonable amount of time, the benefits that the neighborhood is looking for can start to materialize,” he said. He also said that neighbors will have three to four months in which to vet the master plan during public hearings before the city would approve it. The University’s chief planner, Kathy A. Spiegelman, said that Harvrard is committed to keeping the concerns of the city and Allston residents in mind as they revise the master plan. “Although everyone’s definition...
...vet and choose the projects, SU2C has recruited a high-powered scientific advisory committee chaired by Phillip Sharp, a Nobel Prize--winning cancer researcher at MIT. The selected projects will then be monitored by the American Association for Cancer Research. "What I hope to do is identify areas where we could accelerate progress, particularly in areas where there's need--ovarian, pancreatic, glioblastoma," says Sharp...
...also said that neighbors will have three to four months in which to vet the master plan during public hearings before the city would approve...