Judge Jacobs wrote that it was for the executive branch to "decide how to implement extraordinary rendition, and for the elected members of Congress — and not for us as judges — to decide whether an individual may seek compensation" from officials for a constitutional violation.
Since my previous letter, I have taken additional action to implement the extraordinary measures that allow us, on a temporary basis, to continue paying the nation's bills.
First, the extraordinary measures implemented as part of the global war on terror unsettled the everyday view of charities as benign, harmless, benevolent organisations.
This theory forms the basis of an extraordinary peace plan which has already been implemented in its basic features.
We also need to develop a transparent and credible process for withdrawing our extraordinary fiscal, monetary and financial sector support, to be implemented when recovery becomes fully secured.
The reason for this extraordinary surge seems to lie with the sweeping economic reforms implemented by Abe, in an attempt to beat the problems plaguing the country for a decade and a half.
Immigration enforcement in the United States has built up to an extraordinary level since the early 1990s, when the first border enforcement operations were implemented.
They also warned the government will implement what they called "extraordinary liquidity measures" in the next six months, including delaying payments to vendors and special contributions to the struggling retirement systems, so that it can continue providing essential services.
Had its goal of promoting integration been implemented, the Fair Housing Act would have had the potential to be an extraordinary anti-segregation weapon.
But because of the extraordinary and unprecedented (some would say illegal) measures Mr. Bernanke has implemented, only $505 billion of the $2 trillion balance sheet is composed of U.S. Treasury debt.
