Jay Sekulow, a lawyer representing 16 tea party groups, said Friday that he was gratified by the IRS acknowledgment.
A Fed acknowledgment that 2.5 percent inflation would be tolerable for a short while isn't a sign that it has lost its commitment to price stability.
Correction: July 10 , 2004 Saturday An article yesterday about the destruction of some payroll records of National Guard members, including President Bush, misstated the record of White House acknowledgment of the loss.
The canceled summit represents a White House acknowledgment that despite a continued need to cooperate with Russia where possible, an effort to make nice with Putin has failed.
This view is held despite Government acknowledgment last week that in partly lifting a boycott of Iranian oil, it was adding slightly to the nation's supply options.
An article yesterday about the destruction of some payroll records of National Guard members, including President Bush, misstated the record of White House acknowledgment of the loss.
It uses very specific language in fund-raising solicitations so donors know exactly where their gifts will go and the donor intent is reiterated in the Red Cross acknowledgment.
You should print out a copy of the PROFILE acknowledgment, mark corrections on this printout and send a copy of it to the colleges that have the old data.
Despite State Department acknowledgment that Mr. Flores's consular rights had been violated, the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles and the Texas Court of criminal appeals refused to halt the execution.
Correction: September 13, 2000, Wednesday An article on Sept. 2 about the Eastern Pequot Indians' acknowledgment that they hope to build a casino if they receive formal recognition by the federal government misattributed a statement to them.
Perhaps as a White House acknowledgment of Fox's wide, if skeptical, audience, the first post-speech television interview by David Axelrod, the president's senior adviser, was granted to Mr. O'Reilly.
