Top of the energy industry executives' minds will be the EPA rules which will for the first time limit carbon pollution from power plants and are the centerpiece of Barack Obama's climate change agenda.
Those videos, though, emerged as the centerpiece of the government's case.
The note became the centerpiece of the documentary series because the film-makers found an envelope stamped with Durst's name and office address whose block-letter writing closely resembled the note sent by the killer.
And that means I have to think about those workers in that video just as much as I'm thinking about folks who have been much more successful.This line of argument, as far as I can tell, is going to be the centerpiece of Mr Obama's case against Mr Romney.
The state insurance marketplaces that form the centerpiece of the health law are scheduled to open on October 1st, but many are not ready.
The centerpiece of that plan, designed largely by Douglas Holtz-Eakin, was the elimination of the employer-sponsored insurance tax exclusion and its replacement with a voucher to buy health insurance on the individual market.
I'd also like to see that he can take a risk for something he believes.Cue Scott Galupo, who's hoping Mr Romney will name Paul Ryan his running mate If Obama wins a contest in which the Ryan budget is a centerpiece of the GOP campaign, then perhaps enough Republicans will be ripe for a Bowles-Simpson- or Gang of Six-style compromise next year.
It is the centerpiece of a $1.3 trillion U.S. mailing industry that supports 7.5 million private-sector jobs.
It is unclear whether any of these lesser bills would include a "path to citizenship" for America's 11m-odd illegal immigrants the centerpiece of the Senate's effort in the eyes of many Democrats.
In fact with the death of socialism, greenery is now the new faith of idealists, providing a new focus for their inherent dirigisme, likely to harm rather than benefit humanity, not least those living in the third world.The centerpiece of the international green agitation concerns the control of the so-called greenhouse gases C02, CH4, N20 and CFCs.
Tokyo will build 22 of the 37 Olympic venues from scratch, and spend $1 billion refurbishing the national Olympic stadium, the centerpiece of Japan's 1964 Olympics.
