But in politicizing 9/11, Mr. Bush drove a wedge between himself and common sense when it came to implementing his Iraq strategy.
An eye-opening 2003 report from the inspector general of the EPA ranked Louisiana last in its region when it came to implementing federal environmental mandates.
The agency found small business have limited awareness of gender equality and pay equity and was impacted more acutely than big business by things such as parental leave costs and also faced challenges when it came to implementing flexible work arrangements.
The respondents stated that HCPs were not supportive when it came to implementing dietary changes in daily life.
This meant that when it came to implementing the intervention, the staff involved (palliative medicine physicians, radiographers, radiologists, oncologists, clinical nurse specialists) were motivated, aware and well disposed to ensuring the success of the enterprise.
Should the SWA drop their appeal, and accept that the time has now come to implement this measure that will save lives, they could expect very strong support from across Scotland".
The tacit hope seems to be that international regulators, who are pondering this issue, might be persuaded to enforce this idea globally.If they are not, when the government comes to implement the commission's reforms, Britain might have to take a unilateral and potentially risky decision on higher capital requirements for entire banks, not just their retail arms.
In Washington alone, the White House, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and her spokesman all said that the time had come to implement peaceful, democratic transition through a delayed Arab plan that would usher in a temporary government and organize new parliamentary elections over a 90-day period.
The "means of implementation" gap identified as a result of the HFA experiment will have similar political and governance challenges when the time comes to implement SFDRR.
