The group then developed a conceptual framework and explored a variety of literatures (political, economic, historical, public administration, conflict and health-related) to find theoretical and empirical evidence related to the linkages outlined in the framework.
In an interview, Mr. Blumenthal said that most of the historical examples the administration had cited involved short-term appointments demanding immediate attention whose constitutional legitimacy was never tested in court.
The overall survival of patients treated with low doses was 12.7 months and did not differ from that of historical control but administration of higher doses seemed to prolong survival and resulted in the mean survival time of 23 months.
The government should "resist the historical tendency of administrations to increase regulatory activity in their final months," Mr. Bolten wrote.
In the second place, that ONE mass casualty attack was pretty bad, and puts you toward the historical bottom of administrations who defended against mass casualty attacks (not to worry, there's some good company!) But once again, we get back to one of my favorite things about Cheneyism -- he wants to take all the credit while simultaneously assuming none of the responsibility.
He was commissioned to paint a mural (now destroyed) for the town hall of Brussels showing famous historical examples of the administration of justice.
Mr. Savage — who holds a master's degree from Yale Law School — not only situates moves made by the current administration in historical perspective with earlier assertions of unilateral presidential power (made by the likes of Harry S. Truman and Nixon), but also shrewdly assesses those moves in terms of mainstream constitutional scholarship.
Mr. Wallace, a co-author of "Gotham: A History of New York City to 1898," made an impassioned speech outside City Hall in which he suggested that Mr. Giuliani's real purpose in setting up the nonprofit group was to gain control of the historical record of his administration.
It was perceived that there is rarely policy continuity when a new government takes power, that every new administration disregards historical experiences and that this is idiosyncratic of Argentine politics.
Historical data show that administration of multiple doses of saccharin to rats and humans can lead to bioaccumulation of saccharin even in the absence of drugs (Cranmer 1980); it is not yet known, however, the degree to which this may be exacerbated by coadministration of drugs.
