The Federal Aviation Administration has faced mounting pressure from state governments and localities to issue flying rights for a range of unmanned aerial vehicles to carry out civilian and law-enforcement activities, not the least of which will be surveillance on American citizens.
Y_ou mentioned to me that you wrote the story in this week's issue, "Fly Already," as a way of dealing with a car accident that you were in.
But considering that many of these issues fly in the face of British tradition, which has more often been about duties than about rights, the changes are a huge cultural shift in Britain.
By Deborah Treisman May 8 ,2017 Y_ou mentioned to me that you wrote the story in this week's issue, "Fly Already," as a way of dealing with a car accident that you were in.
Re "A Bad Call on Gay Rights" (editorial, June 16), about the Obama administration's brief in support of the Defense of Marriage Act: The administration's actions and rhetoric on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues fly against the promises made during Barack Obama's historic campaign.
On Tehran University campus, the issues flew off the newsstands.
When it comes to a dream guest, program hosts say, Mr. McCain checks almost every box: a senior Republican senator who can speak authoritatively and contemporaneously on many issues, flies secretly to Syria, compares members of his own party to deranged fowl and yet is a reliable opponent of most Obama administration policies.
They warn that the Treasury's inaction on these issues flies in the face of best practice for shareholders, contradicts the government's own policy objectives and could result in taxpayers having to pick up a fresh bill for ill-advised lending practices.
As a first matter, silence on this issue flies in the face of the very reason companies were so enthusiastic when Beijing won the bid for the Olympics.
Calls to Congress about policy are also believed to be most impactful when they're about issues flying under the radar than big, salient topics like immigration reform.
