While we could attempt again to insert more transparency and accountability into these opaque agreements, it may just be simpler, and more cost-effective, to return responsibility for government provision where it belongs – back in-house – with the people elected to represent us.
He has an easy-going style of dress, with open-collared shirts worn under his suits, and his musical soul is said to belong back in the Seventies, with the sound of Bob Dylan and Neil Young.
Like any good Brooklyn native, Mr. Giuliani evidently believed that all those New Jersey commuters were basically escaped New York taxpayers who belonged back in the city, along with their high incomes and education levels.
Such attitudes and actions belong back in the Middle Ages.
"But who didn't belong back then?
In the longer term, though, it would put responsibility for funding company pension schemes back where it belongs: with companies first, and with the state only as a last resort.
"The Community Rights measures will put control back where it belongs - with the people at the heart of our villages, towns and cities. "The Rights are also a massive opportunity for the community and voluntary sector to demonstrate their innovation and the new ideas they can bring to the table for better, cost-effective services".
The letter, which signs off with "we know who you are," adds that they will "put shame back where it belongs ― with the perpetrators and the people protecting them".
There she ate her first hamburger, learned English and began wondering where she really belonged -- back in Hungary or with the blood relations she had been separated from during her formative years.
But President Clinton used two working sessions with Mr. Netanyahu on Tuesday to turn attention back where it belongs with a new American bid to rescue the faltering Middle East peace effort.
