Tellingly, the government's only worry about the deal is that it could lead to a back-door introduction of heavy-handed American-style regulation a threat it will block through a change in the law.
"Knocking on doors, introductions and getting to see the people, including if necessary the ministers – this is part of the package," he allegedly said.
Mr. Cunningham was recorded as saying he could help with "knocking on doors, introductions and getting to see people, including if necessary the ministers," as well as asking questions in the House of Lords — for a fee of up to $18,000 a month.
"Knocking on doors, introductions and getting to see people, including if necessary the ministers - this is part of the package," he said.
Your network, in turn, opens the door for introductions and opportunities for you to pursue.
The alumni network can be immensely useful for opening doors, making introductions, trading knowledge and even for generating investment.
The quiet, neat and secluded cobbled courtyard, hidden behind a huge old heavy wooden coach-entrance door, is your introduction to Martine's ground-floor flat.
For example, you approach the front door, signify your introduction, and moving into the living room you see a telescope, reminding you of your company vision and ethos.
In particular, the use by intelligence agencies of hacking – an incredibly invasive and intrusive form of surveillance – cannot be snuck in by the back door through the introduction of a code of conduct that has undergone neither parliamentary nor judicial scrutiny.
For now, Google Glass hasn't yet found a firm foothold, but it certainly opens the door for the introduction of more gaze-focused tracking technologies.
The removal of the open door policy and introduction of work permits in April 2006 signalled a change in recruitment policy where non-EEA doctors are only sought if there are clear vacancies in training posts [ 6].
