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97% of JPL employees were classified at the low-risk level and would be subjected to the same clearance procedures as those obtaining moderate/high risk clearance.
All their commerce and affairs must be subjected to my guidance, praised be the Almighty, who bestows his mercy upon me!
Alternative treatments should be subjected to scientific testing no less rigorous than that required for conventional treatments."
Aliyu said following the presidential directive that the herbal remedy be airlifted to Nigeria, it will be subjected to stringent regulatory process within the legal frameworks of the country.
As per the change in policy, the imports of refined palm oil have to be subjected to licence to be issued by DGFT.
As such, the divide today between Orthodoxy and Reform is not about whether the Talmud may be subjected to historical study, but rather about the theological and halakhic implications of such study.