New Hampshire, whose voters pride themselves on their independence from party orthodoxy and who are interested in an array of issues not on the agenda in Iowa, is friendly territory for Mr. McCain — a point he is making in a new advertisement released Thursday recalling his victory here in 2000.
Now, as Congress prepares to consider President Bush's agenda to allow an array of government-financed social programs to be administrated by religious groups, her case is being monitored by proponents and opponents alike of so-called faith-based initiatives.
Analysts have sought to characterise this as a move from a unified al-Qaida leadership to a phenomenon defined by an array of regional jihadist groups, concerned predominantly with local agendas but subscribing to varying degrees to at least the principle of a broader global jihadist agenda.
The legislative agenda now in Congress includes an array of incremental restrictions on abortion, like a prohibition on transporting minors across state lines to avoid parental notification laws.
The power of partnerships allows UNICEF to expand its reach, working with an array of like-minded partners to deliver on this universal agenda for children, aligned with the UNICEF Strategic Plan.
ABC's "This Week" will cover an array of topics on its political roundtable, from Mr. Obama's second term agenda to immigration, gun control and Republican efforts to rebrand their party.
After more than a month in limbo, Mr. Bush now faces an array of decisions about his cabinet and how he wants to pursue his agenda after an election that saw the American public divide right down the middle.
Trade ministers from more than 140 nations meeting in Qatar agreed on an agenda to topple tariffs and liberalize trade on an array of items as diverse as wheat and insurance.
With no one coordinating the message, liberals rely on an array of single-issue groups -- environmental, abortion rights, civil rights -- who pursue disparate agendas, and not always effectively.
A1 Business and the Capitol Shift The Democrats' reclaiming of control of the Senate will affect an array of business issues in Congress, slowing some deregulatory measures and rearranging the legislative agenda.
