"The premier is to be congratulated for driving this proposal, but the devil is in the detail," he said.
Some also resent the role that scientists from other disciplines such as climate science have played in driving the proposal and see it as a political statement.
Mr. Bruno's drunken-driving proposal comes as tensions between the two legislative leaders appear to be escalating.
Herbivory by North American elk and domestic cattle is a contentious management issue throughout western North America, often driving management proposals to decrease cattle and elk numbers based on perceived overutilization of forages.
Under the town's proposal, driving onto the narrow beach, a practice that has rankled environmentalists, surfers and federal officials, would be prohibited.
Nazan Fennell, whose 13-year-old daughter Hope was killed in 2011 by an HGV driver who was texting while driving, welcomed the proposal, telling the BBC: "None of those texts or calls are really worth someone's life – especially a child's".
Soaring metal prices are now driving new mine proposals across the West.
Mr. Clinton writes that he started and stopped writing the book several times because he didn't "want just to add another stone to the Democratic side of the partisan scale," but "decided to go forward because I think it's important that all Americans have a clear understanding of the basic economic facts and of the ideas driving the policy proposals under discussion".
The Russians never flatly ruled out the possibility of negotiating amendments -- "Putin never said nyet," the senior official recalled -- but after he was elected president in March, he began a campaign against the American proposals, driving a wedge between the United States and its NATO allies.
Since Gov. Eliot Spitzer offered, then scaled back, his proposal, the driving schools have dealt with a steady stream of calls asking for hopeful news.
But Frederic S. Papert, president of the 42nd Street Development Corporation and the proposal's driving force, said he had not given up.
