The same issue could plague another component, a "federal hub" that the administration must build to serve all state exchanges, regardless of who runs them.
Still, Mr. Bolten can't hide his revealing title -- White House deputy chief of staff for policy -- and a growing reputation as the hub of the administration's domestic agenda, which is increasingly set by a small handful of West Wing aides under the command of Karl Rove, the president's chief political adviser, and Andrew H. Card Jr., the White House chief of staff.
State health officials in Arkansas, who have been working with their federal counterparts on a partnership exchange for months, said they have been told that the federal hub — which the administration has contracted tech firm QSSI to produce — has progressed enough for them to begin testing.
The Katze group has so many collaborative grants involving hundreds of people that it has its own administrative hub for finances, writing, and administration.
It's true that Commerce is not exactly a power hub in most administrations, but presidents generally appoint people from the other party to cabinet jobs because they want to please the opposition.
Around the clock, about 16 times a day, a drone takes off or lands at a U.S. military base here, the combat hub for the Obama administration's counterterrorism wars in the Horn of Africa and the Middle East.
The site has since become a data and education hub pushed by his administration — and central to his technocratic, hopeful pitch that he is ready to help communities still struggling with the effects of globalization.
They made detailed appraisals of Gaddafi's defensive strongholds, his air bases, listening stations, electronic warfare and communications networks, tank regiments, ground troops, planning and command centres, logistics hubs, key infrastructure and administration.
It is a hub of manufacturing, finance, and administration but also a national centre for motion-picture production.
Guangzhou – earmarked as the Pearl River Delta's main hub for services, transport and administration, while Dongguan and Shenzhen remain its manufacturing backbone – is a mosaic of urban villages, often organised along former clan lines, which are being absorbed, demolished or "rejuvenated" – the official term.
