But late in the process, Energy and Commerce Committee chair Fred Upton, allowed Ranking Member Frank Pallone to insert numerous provisions -- some merely wasteful, others problematic -- at the behest of the mental health industry and to remove numerous provisions that would require them to serve adults with serious mental illness.
Moreover, the British intelligence view that Mr. Hussein was "prepared to use chemical and biological weapons if he believes his regime is under threat" was changed at the behest of Mr. Blair's chief of staff, Jonathan Powell, to remove the caveat "if he was attacked".
Today, a steady stream of her famous friends called The New York Times at her behest to offer testimonials.
Administration officials involved in drafting another speech Mr. Bush gave about Iraq, in Cincinnati on Oct. 7, said that at the C.I.A.'s behest, they had removed any mention of the central piece of intelligence about African uranium -- a report about an effort by Iraq to obtain "yellowcake," which contains uranium ore, in Niger.
After studying the much-heralded new plan at church officials' behest, many of the lawyers say they are convinced the Vatican will demand fundamental changes, especially to the "zero tolerance" provisions that require all priests facing credible accusations of abuse to be removed immediately from ministry.
St. Joe's, clearly acting at Martelli's behest, refused to sign the necessary paperwork.
Donahue, who joined the 49ers two years ago at Walsh's behest, agreed to a four-year contract.
Richard, stung by the Commons' effrontery, retorted that he would not remove one scullion from his kitchen at their behest.
"I do not relish the prospect of having to defend the cathedral's position in the face of the inevitable questions that visitors to St Paul's will pose in the coming weeks and months, particularly if we are to see protesters forcibly removed by police at the dean and chapter's behest".
The organization further charged that the BLM was acting at the behest of other state and federal organizations who wished to see the horses removed, rather than acting in line with public opinion.
