This has been a process that in one sense has had extraordinary public involvement — I've never seen so much public interest in a site in my life — and yet, in another sense, the public has been shut out, since it was never invited to think about what actual uses might go on this land.
The Las Terrazas school has 10 computers for several hundred students, but extraordinary social involvement by parents and teachers engaged in the education of the next generation of leaders as well as musicians, poets and artists valued as highly as science, literacy and mathematics.
Mr. Levine brings extraordinary experience and involvement to his work.
"That may all result in an extraordinary level of involvement by Bill Clinton".
But Jeremy couldn't stop grilling the instructor, who said that 7 out of 10 people like us, who had driven for years, passed the first time out, barring anything extraordinary, like the involvement of a particular examiner the instructor had tangled with in the past.
Not even a day after the Stevie Wonder event, Mr. Obama was in another hotel ballroom (this time, at the St . Regis Hotelin San Francisco), and in the middle of his remarks about the extraordinary levels of involvement in the 2008 campaign, a woman got up and said: "Mr. President, we're going to do a song.
By any measure, the level of presidential involvement is extraordinary.
Take a scenario where a logistics company provided services to a civil aviation company whose aircraft is suspected of involvement in extraordinary rendition.
"It's an extraordinary form of federal involvement," Kara P. Dansky, the executive director of the Stanford University Criminal Justice Center, said of the ruling.
American intelligence agencies, including the CIA and the FBI, have won a court ruling allowing them to withhold evidence from British MPs about suspected UK involvement in "extraordinary rendition" – the secret arrests and alleged torture of terror suspects.
