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Also , it is known that , at least once in the relevant period , Randolph Jefferson visited the Monticello neighborhood in his brother 's absence ; none of Sally Hemings 's known children were conceived in Thomas Jefferson 's absence . While it is true , that the IYE organizers have , at least rhetorically , picked up on some of our ideas , it is important to note that there has been no consultation on how our proposals can translate into action in an open and fair way . Essentially , the Administration will take a " tougher " stance , at least rhetorically , to the PRC and North Korea . All immigrants to our country both legal and undocumented now enjoy , at least formally , the same labor rights as other workers , the right to organize , bargain collectively , and strike . But that 's a doable thing , at least ideally . Most small business owners , at least once in their professional careers , find themselves in a situation when their lender - - a lending officer , loan officer , or account officer - - leaves the bank . In Intranet , the participants of collaboration have the same organisational background and , at least ideally , share a level of trust . The Judge can be very specific , at least rhetorically , about what is being assessed . Apparently , one or two sectors of the Aust Gov were aware of the inadvisability of attempting to suppress information of public interest , at least once it had passed from their physical control ... Although much of the work of this advisory committee can be accomplished using e-mail and other technologies , I do anticipate that you may need to meet in person as a committee , at least once a month . Finally , at least once Paul Blanshard ’ s name is given its frequent misspelling . The same considerations which have been urged to show that an act alone , by itself , does not and ought not to impose either civil or criminal liability , apply , at least frequently , to a series of acts , or to conduct , although the series shows a further co-ordination and a further intent .