Found self especially moved by"I am not an advocate for frequent changes in laws & constitutions.
The reconciliation instructions require that committees "report changes in laws" that help meet deficit reduction targets.
"Today we honor a great American who sought changes in laws and hearts," Mr. Dickinson started out saying.
In SLM's case it was the scope of the meaning of "disproportional" in a MAC exclusion for changes in laws related to the student lending industry.
Despite his support of some changes in laws on the subject, Gov. George E. Pataki did not sign the bill; he vetoed it on Dec. 8.
Mr. Sohlberg said she taught continuing education courses to agents to update them on changes in laws or to advise them on personnel policies and other issues.
Company officials said they had been trying to get changes in laws to protect against international piracy and to bring more qualified workers into the country.
But little-noticed changes in laws and regulations were far more important in causing the 2008 crash than was law-breaking by the heads of the financial industry.
And the company no longer has a special duty to cover people with difficult problems, under changes in laws and subsidies over the last few years.
Ms. Haddock spent 14 months, from January 1999 to February 2000, walking from Pasadena, Calif., to Washington, D.C., to promote changes in laws governing campaign finance.
Like his father, who spoke about the need for modernization but approved few changes in laws and the ubiquitous security apparatus, the new president pledged to move slowly.
