Nobody in the administration had advocated anything close to that position, this official asserted, until Mr. Gore today urged that Congress adopt legislation that would allow Elian to stay in this country while a family court adjudicated his case.
The report asserts that, at the urging of the bank — which provides loans to developing countries with an explicit goal of fighting poverty — East Timor saved too much of its precious petroleum revenues rather than spend them on social projects, an approach that contributed to needlessly high levels of poverty and unemployment.
In this work, Dominik Declercq asserts that the person urging Zhang to advance his career in a time of government corruption most likely represented the eunuchs or Empress Liang Na's (116 150) powerful relatives in the Liang clan.
But nine times, the Democratic governor, Janet Napolitano, has turned him back with vetoes on crisply asserted fiscal and constitutional grounds, urging him and his Republican supporters to stop playing "political games".
A Lancashire dairy farmer has joined forces with Greenpeace to launch a challenge to fracking in England, urging landowners to assert what the charity claims is a legal right to veto drilling underneath their properties.
A19 Intelligence Chief Is Confirmed The Senate confirmed John D. Negroponte as the country's first director of national intelligence, with key senators urging him to assert his power quickly over the nation's 15 spy agencies.
Ms. Landro's column also said that a Seattle Times reporter had "overstepped the bounds of ethical reporting" by "functioning as a de facto adviser to the plaintiffs and urging them to assert various claims against the hospital".
He asserted broad claims of executive privilege, urged the court to avoid "political questions" related to Watergate and said the justices should stay their hand until the impeachment process had run its course.
Then there is the recent "audit report," a blistering critique commissioned by the authority, at the urging of the governors, which asserts that it is a "dysfunctional organization suffering from a lack of consistent leadership".
A ban on the practice passed Congress twice in the Clinton administration, only to be vetoed at the urging of abortion rights supporters who asserted that the procedure was sometimes necessary to protect a woman's health.
