The Chilcot report identifies a series of major blunders by the British intelligence services that produced "flawed" information about Saddam's alleged weapons of mass destruction, the basis for going to war.
Chairman of the joint intelligence committee, the umbrella group for the intelligence agencies, 2001-04 Scarlemergesrges from the Chilcot report with his reputation badly damaged, mainly for failing to rein in some of the wilder conclusions by Blair in claiming that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction, the basis for going to war.
With Democrats, in his estimation, now playing the same games he detested Republicans for, he said, "Wouldn't it be the best situation for Nassau County that I would be voting on the side of the taxpayers, and not on the basis of who is going to be the next head of O.T.B.?" Moderate opinions about Mr. Zwirn are hard to find.
"It is morally wrong for the decisions about your health to be made on the basis of what is going to improve the bottom line for an H.M.O.
Hills (1995) recognised that entrepreneurs were not searching for opportunities based on what had happened but on the basis of what was going to happen.
Up to half of the intake will be admitted on the basis of faith, with the remainder of places going to children who live nearest to the school.
"If you make the program inclusionary, on the basis of income, you're going to reach a lot of those who deserve to be included". Connerly declined to describe the tenor of the meeting in detail.
When it started, I calculated that The Daily would need to net at least 750,000 subscriptions – 1m when accounting for cancellations (aka "churn") – to break even on an operating basis, what with a share of sales going to Apple on the iPad.
The "relevant facts" that form the basis of regulation are never going to be obvious or settled.
I used Dive into Python and Learn Python the Hard Way to form the basis of what I was going to talk about and to shape what beginners might need to know.
