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"The Budget Control Act represents a victory for those committed to controlling government spending and growing our economy," said Representative Paul Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee.
"This act represents a major change in crime policy," said Jeremy Travis, president of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, who as a Justice Department official in the Clinton administration and the author of "But They All Come Back: Facing the Challenges of Prisoner Reentry" (Urban Institute Press, 2005) helped promote the shift.
More important, the act represents a watershed in the slow transition of social care out of a crisis-service mindset, geared to stepping in when people become dependent, into one that thinks first and foremost about keeping people independent deferring for as long as possible the need for intensive care and support.
The nearly heretical act represents a significant risk in pursuit of improved fuel economy.
"The Budget Control Act represents a victory for those committed to controlling government spending and growing our economy.
When fully implemented, the Affordable Care Act represents a bold step forward in reforming our nation's health care system.
The Affordable Care Act represents an evolution, not a revolution.
"The bipartisan JOBS Act represents an increasingly rare legislative victory in Washington where both sides seized the opportunity to work together, improved the bill and passed it with strong bipartisan support," said Representative Eric Cantor, Republican of Virginia, the House majority leader and the primary architect of the package.
Congresswoman Madeleine Z. Bordallo (GU), CAPAC Secretary: "The American DREAM Act represents an opportunity to address an important issue to the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.
One of the consistent arguments that conservative Republicans are hurling against President Obama and the Democrats this election season is that President Obama's support for federal intervention in the economy, through such programs as his ill-fated jobs bill or the Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act, represents an attack on individual liberty.
Murdoch's point – in a speech made to an audience that included his father, Rupert, and the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt – was that the 1710 act represented a sound starting point for debates about copyright today.
