This could distort the work of the bureau.
"It distorts the relationship between the lawyer and the client, it distorts the work that gets done, and it provides enormous incentives to slide into chronic deceptive behavior," said Lisa G. Lerman, a law professor at the Catholic University of America in Washington.
It has long reflected unhealthily close relations between bureaucrats and business, distorting the work of civil servants on the look out for a plum job, and burdening firms with the deadweight of ex-pen pushers serving as "senior advisers".
(Actually, Karl seems more aggrieved that the Perry ad distorts the work of Tim Russert more than he's concerned it distorts the policy positions of Mitt Romney).
But this argument distorts the works in an attempt to defend them.
"It's frustrating because it has been a clear attempt to distort the actual work that we do, and to redirect the focus on to something that they thought would get more traction, the fear of the red menace and the communist plot and reds under your bed and in your schools.
The terrorist attacks may well have affected or partly distorted the data on hours worked, economists said.
However, the latter dissimilarity does not exclude hydroxyl radicals as ultimate reactive species, as a very rapid repair of the induced base modifications is observed, which might have distorted the damage profile despite immediate work up.
She also focuses on the ways in which the use of the adversary method as a paradigm of philosophy limits and distorts the work of philosophers.
On the flip side to Beato et al's study, the lack of doctors in the teams studied distorts the work of the family health strategy, as indicated by the following statement: "There were no doctors working at our clinic for a year and a half… We no longer have that bond we used to have, for example, in 2005, 2006, when I used to work.
