"It's a wartime presidency," she said in an interview, using a phrase that Mr. Bush's aides now often toss around casually, even though it seems jarring to many Americans who see the country in a struggle with terrorists, but not a global all-out war.
Given today's global marketplace, an all-out merger between such franchises is a distinct possibility.
According to Clifton, "the coming world war is an all-out global war for good jobs".
In a short book from 2011, Gallup chairman Jim Clifton wrote that "the coming world war is an all-out global war for good jobs".
In a short book from 2011, Gallup chairman Jim Clifton wrote that "the coming world war is an all-out global war for good jobs". He heavily underlined the importance of "good jobs," which can be defined as jobs that provide a stable, regular income in exchange for work.
Second, we need to launch an all-out global effort to make sure that all nuclear and biological warfare materials are under as tight a control as possible.
He believed in an all-out global struggle between a noble vanguard of true Muslims and the massed ranks of jahiliyya.
Two years later, with a budget of less than seventy-five million dollars, he created the Drug Enforcement Administration, to wage an "all-out global war on the drug menace".
The "war on drugs" doctrine is largely credited to President Richard Nixon, who created the Drug Enforcement Administration DEAA) in 1973 to declare "an all-out global war on the drug menace".
Ronald Reagan maintained U.S. forces sized on the basis of an all-out global war with the Soviet Union and its Warsaw Pact allies (an idea known as the Illustrative Planning Scenario).
BP's Promise BP's efforts to focus global attention on its all-out response to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill are flagging.
