With the Clinton administration down to its final hours, an unanswered question is whether Mr. Milken, the one-time king of junk bonds, will get the pardon he has requested, and with it a claim to vindication.
Kiselev set up a system of government administration down to the village level and provided for a measure of self-government under which the mayor of the volost (a district grouping several villages or peasant communes) was elected by male householders.
The students of UC Davis have no meaningful voice, and that is reflected at the very top of the administration down to the officer on the ground who can spice up his day with a confident sense of utter, unassailable impunity.
She traced a pattern of indifference in U.S. administrations down to the Balkans, arguing that United States needed to take an interventionist stance, whether it's in Darfur or the Middle East.
Further, there are concerns that Hungarian internet providers would pass administration costs down to their customers, thus discouraging internet usage across the country.
The long-running and bloody insurgency in Kashmir, the only Muslim-majority state under Indian administration, boils down to a matter of killing "Mossies" -- that is, Muslim insurgents infiltrated from Pakistan.
In his modesty, Steinbrenner added, "Better say it was the gift of the Yankees' front office". So in the interest of accuracy, it is to be reported that, "One day last fall, the Yankees' administration trooped down to Cartier and..
Pratap Chatterjee of the Center for American Progress estimates that "if the Obama administration draws down to 68,000 troops in Afghanistan by September 2012, they will need 88,400 contractors at the very least, but potentially as many as 95,880".
"If we go into administration, it's down to the administrators, not me," he said.
Ablation of cholinergic neurons in the NAc, ventral pallidum and diagonal band shift the dose response curve for cocaine self-administration down and to the left, suggesting an increase in its reinforcing effects [ 413].
This sort of unilateral action, Mr. Goldsmith argues, led to "legal and political errors that became very costly to the administration down the road".
