In fact, the threat Ellsberg posed to the establishment and the Nixon administration stemmed from his being a former Marine commander, military analyst and adviser to the Johnson administration.
In 1986, a scandal shook the administration stemming from the use of proceeds from covert arms sales to Iran to fund the Contras in Nicaragua, which had been specifically outlawed by an act of Congress.
In addition, the need for DIF-free item administration also stems from the adaptive nature of CAT.
Mr. White, a former Army brigadier general, has been one of the most embattled members of the Bush administration, stemming mainly from his ties to the Enron Corporation, where he was a top executive for 11 years.
The loyalty that thus far characterizes this administration could stem from the fact that aides genuinely like the president.
The issue stems from the administration's heightened emphasis on work requirements in its new welfare proposals.
Hillary Rodham Clinton's assertion that she played a quiet but major role in several policy and legislative efforts by the Clinton administration cannot be trusted and stems from a bid to "reinvent" herself for voters, Representative Rick A. Lazio said yesterday.
His own prefatory essay, "A Brief History of the Poem," introduces him as a well-known but harried "poet and teacher" up for promotion in an English department and worrying about the associate dean's ominous hint that his "faltering status on the faculty" stems from the administration's view that his "scholarly output did not really suit the direction of the college" (p. 10).
1 In euvolemic patients, any hypotonic fluid should suffice. 1 Last, hypervolemic hypernatremia is the least common type at time of hospital presentation and usually stems from excessive administration of sodium (eg, hypertonic sodium bicarbonate, hypertonic saline, etc) during the hospital course.
One problem stems from how the administration defines skills.
But it stems from the Obama administration's deep frustration with Capitol Hill's use of the ceiling as a source of political leverage, both last year and this year.
