The Journal does not mention it in its article, but Goldman Sachs has been busy lobbying, quite literally, for this measure.
Or, the "Facebook of stuff" as The Observer put it in its article headline.
Der Spiegel acknowledged in its article that it was not exactly news that Bild likes sex and stars.
Iraq's 2005 Constitution failed to resolve the question of governing Kirkuk, but in its Article 140 it established a process for doing so that included conducting the census, as well as a referendum on the Kirkuk region's ultimate status.
In its article on South Africa, it used much the same language as the edition prepared in London but with some factual and stylistic variations: International interest centered on the trial of nine members of the "national high command" of the National Committee of Liberation and the Spear of the Nation organizations, who were arrested in 1963.
In its efforts to be balanced, The New York Times Magazine accommodates and seems almost to condone some of the most dangerous voices of the right — as it did last year in its article about the Princeton professor Robert George and the year before in its wining and dining of Rush Limbaugh.
A New Yorker spokeswoman said the magazine had absolute confidence in its article and stood by it.
The American edition did not include a biography of Mandela, although it reported his sentencing in its article on Africa: In South Africa eight men, including Nelson R. Mandela, deputy president of the banned African Nationalist Congress, and Walter M. E. Sisulu, its secretary-general, after having admitted organizing a campaign of sabotage against apartheid, were convicted.
But Newsday quoted Mr. Novak in its article as saying, "I didn't dig it out, it was given to me".
In such an exercise its essential to not edit or resist, but give full permission to the fear, allowing it to express every last negative prediction in its article.
ii The current Constitution of Peru, sanctioned in 1993, recognizes the right to the protection of health in its Article 7; and in its Article 9 it proclaims the State as responsible for setting a national health policy [ 2].
