Eisenhower in '56, in order to reach citizens of foreign nations on a non-governmental basis through books, magazines, radio, TV, etc. Roger W. Straus, Jr, pres. of Farrar, Straus & Cudahy, & Noonday Press, has been appointed chairman of the Comm.
With a gross contribution to the EU of £19 billion and a net deficit on trade in goods and services with the EU of £28 billion in 2011, the UK would hardly be in a weak negotiating position.To minimise disruption, if it came to it, it would be in everyone's interests to agree a new inter-governmental basis for Britain to remain in a customs union with the EU and retain free movement of goods.
Perhaps partly because of the shortcomings of conventional academia in engaging with climate and health on a global basis, governmental and international bodies have to some extent taken on responsibilities for generating knowledge in this important area.
Azar Motion to Dismiss Indictment on the Basis of Governmental Misconduct Exhibit A. Azar Motion to Dismiss Indictment on the Basis of Governmental Misconduct Proposed Order.
"A bare desire to harm a politically unpopular group cannot provide a rational basis for governmental discrimination," Judge Reinhardt wrote.
3 In Spence, we expressly rejected this alleged governmental interest as a basis for meeting the "unrelated to expression" branch of the O'Brien test.
In swallowing the liberal myth that ethics and values should not be the basis of governmental policy, and handing control to social 'scientists' with calculators, New Labour has also left the ground entirely open for the right.
In the weeks ahead, public attention will probably focus on the 3,000 units of affordable housing that the big developers say they will produce on a nonprofit basis if governmental processes are speeded and tax expenses are cut.
Returning to moral judgment as a basis for governmental policy must inevitably mean curtailing what have come to be regarded as sacrosanct rights and admitting a limit to tolerance.
The death of the Ottoman sultan Murad IV in 1640 was followed by a series of events that resulted in a progressively weaker basis for governmental patronage of poetry.
But until after the Civil War, the spoils system under which federal employees came and went, depending upon party service and changing administrations, rather than meritorious performance, was much the vogue and the prevalent basis for governmental employment and advancement.
