But the Bush administration instead tried to turn Dr. Carmona into a propagandist and political cheerleader, and when he refused to go along, it stopped him from speaking at all on a host of essential health issues.
The commerce clause already justifies a host of essential federal legislation more tenuously related to commerce, including the Civil Rights Act.
A major consideration, however, is the safety of this approach, given the major roles played by this transcription factor family in a host of essential functions, including immunity and cell development [ 82, 83].
The olfactory sense serves a host of essential functions, among them search for food or prey, predator evasion, mate choice and reproduction, kin recognition and signalling of social status, whereas the gustatory sense is tasked with vital decisions about safety and desirability of food sources.
As part of the Australian government's Department of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Forestry, the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) provides a host of essential services to help ensure that humans, animal and plant products, and even postal mail going to and from the country are healthy and do not pose a threat to Australia's unique environment.
I have forgotten to bring the correct electric and telephone adaptors and a host of other essentials.
Millions of them are missing their childhood, medicines, education, information and a host of other essentials due to the disease.
The costume, sublime and heavily ornamented, provides a host of clues essential to the show.
That impression has been mentioned often in connection with "The Blacklist," because a host of its essential elements are strikingly reminiscent of "Silence of the Lambs".
The Obama administration's decision to lift its moratorium on deep-water oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico came with a vital condition: Each company and each rig must first demonstrate that it can contain a blowout and meet a host of other essential new safety regulations.
