To compel states and school districts to take action, the plan threatens to withhold some funds states get to administer federal programs.
"First, she's got to administer the Clean Air Act to try to accomplish something for which it was never designed, the control of carbon dioxide, a difficult regulatory challenge in itself.
Only after another play brought on the punting unit did Burruss and Dr. John Gray, the Packers' team physician, get to administer the memory, balance and other tests that determined Rodgers indeed had a concussion.
Summary: A young programmer (Caleb) wins a trip to visit a computer genius's (Nathan) compound where he will get to administer a Turing test (designed to test whether a machine is capable of humanlike intelligence) to a potentially sentient robot (Ava). .
Mr. Ogletree said that in the video, an officer with his gun drawn can be heard using a racial epithet with a black Pace football player who was trying to get to Mr. Henry to administer first aid.
But face it, the wilderness has got to be administered, the absence of real politics has to be ignored, and I am weary, depressed and pragmatic enough to do it.
They grabbed a sheet under her body and heaved her from the gurney onto a bed as if she were a fish in a net, then attached her to a beeping monitor, hand-pumped oxygen into her lungs and got ready to administer an intravenous sedative.
Geron Corp., which earlier got permission to administer stem cell derived oligodendrocyte progenitors to treat spinal injury, has been bogged down in delays and may not begin its trial until late next year.
Since the original Medicare law passed in 1965 there has been a gradual divergence between the treatment that scientific evidence dictates and the treatment doctors get paid to administer according to reimbursement policies.
