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Meese has attracted protest from a range of groups since joining the Reagan administration almost seven years ago.
Chinese Olympic officials have said that advocacy organizations should not exploit the Games to further their own agendas, but the government also appeared to be growing accustomed to criticism from a range of groups.
The parliamentary inquiry process produced a raft of submissions from a range of groups making the point Australia would struggle to meet its international climate commitments on current domestic policy settings.
The agency met with dozens of officials from a range of groups that touch on the gun issue, including sheriffs' associations and manufacturers of trigger locks, and it did extensive research about the attitudes of gun owners.
Protesters from a range of groups have joined forces to form the North Wales Health Alliance.
"The British government needs to listen to the growing calls from a range of groups, including Amnesty International, for a full inquiry into what happened at Kincora".
But to a range of groups, from national school organizations to civil libertarians, the Good News Club is a chipper moniker for what is essentially religious coercion of young children.
In Camden, he has built support across a range of groups, from the state Chamber of Commerce to local hospitals to activist organizations.
Banks typically produce affinity cards in partnership with a range of groups, from alumni associations to sports teams to government agencies.
The decision by the group, the Anti-Defamation League, touched off angry reactions from a range of religious groups, which argued that the country would show its tolerance and values by welcoming the center near the site where radical Muslims killed about 2,750 people.
It is also the first framework to consider comments from a range of assessor groups, and the first to suggest that a longer list of specific sub-domains can be grouped into four main areas of performance.
