Airspace regulation necessary to protect an increasing number of CAT operations has reduced the area in which GA flights can be freely conducted.
We talk of the need to combat organised crime efficiently and yet we too frequently overlook the fact that the European internal market which we ourselves have created, with freedom of movement of services, capital, goods and persons, has created a huge free zone of economic activity in which, wherever legal transactions can be freely conducted, illegal transactions can also be freely conducted.
Nearly 10 years after 9/11, it is sad if this country cannot freely conduct its business in Lower Manhattan.
Re "Voting Rights Law Draws Skepticism From Justices" (front page, Feb. 28): Conservative justices and challengers from Alabama, supported by other opponents of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, suggest that 47 years of federal supervision of certain states' voting practices is long enough, that such oversight deprives the monitored state of its right to freely conduct its own elections.
Twisted in one way, a nanotube behaves like a metallic wire, freely conducting electricity, while one with a slightly different twist behaves like a semiconductor--it can switch between being an insulator and a conductor.
As we wished to create a relaxed atmosphere that would allow the GPs to speak freely, we conducted semi-structured interviews at GPs practices or homes.
Mr. Cheney said "a great deal depends" on the ability of inspectors to move freely and conduct surprise searches.
But we also know how important it is for scientists to be able to speak freely in conducting their work, both publicly and privately.
He has lived and worked for years without apparent fear of the law, traveling freely and conducting his business, and even calling a radio station near Hermosillo, Mexico, to scoff on the air at American drug enforcement authorities.
3. To support health workers and the volunteers in the villages and wards to move freely to conduct the immunization sessions.
Research can be conducted freely with private money, but whether the government should pay for it has been a vexing question for Republicans.
