C.37:4.3 - State exposure, loss, and the row disposition
For each candidate, state only distinctions that change the receiving action:
- what it exposes, foregrounds, or preserves;
- what it withholds, omits, loses, transforms, or leaves uncertain;
- the exact claim for which it is selected or declined;
- the direct result and, when material, A.10 disposition that bounds that claim;
- the condition that sends the reader back to the source or reopens selection.
Use exactly these ordinary row dispositions:
| Disposition | Use |
|---|---|
select | The required direct subject result is positive, every required reliance condition supports the exact bounded use, and the receiving result permits this candidate’s stated contribution. Narrow the selected claim when A.10 says degrade; do not invent a second disposition vocabulary. |
decline | A required direct result is negative, the receiving result excludes the candidate, or the candidate’s loss makes the attempted use inadmissible. State the retained weaker use, if any. |
unresolved | A required identity, relation, currentness fact, reliance path, disposition, or receiving result is missing or ambiguous. Name what would reopen the row. |
Selection is use-bounded. It does not make the candidate true, complete, current, published, conforming, relied on, assured, or authorized outside the exact claim and action stated in the row.