This sensible, minimal check on executive power has guided national security policy since Jimmy Carter signed it into law.
As Amit Paley of The Washington Post reported, a last-minute, one-sentence loophole added by the Bush administration to the original bailout bill gutted the already minimal restrictions on executive compensation.
Buchwald ruled that unblocking the plaintiffs would be a "minimal" intrusion on executive prerogative, although she stopped short of ordering it outright.
The partnership management was minimal, because the executive committee only prepared the meetings and supported the self-directed circuit managers.
But the impact of Tony Blair and New Labour on outcome of Sunday's vote is likely to be minimal, according to Lutfi Dervishi, executive director of Transparency International Albania.
"The motivation for a consumer to transition to a mobile wallet is very minimal," said Aashish Bhinde, executive director of Avendus.
So the Williams decision is a critical one for NBC News President Deborah Turness -- who hasn't turned around the fortunes of the news division since she joined from British network ITV in 2013 -- and for NBCUniversal News Group Chairman Patricia Fili-Krushel, a veteran media and entertainment executive with minimal news experience who now oversees both NBC News and the ratings-challenged MSNBC.
This is consistent with evidence that unlike the other measures, verbal STM tasks tap a highly specialized component of WM that places minimal demands on the executive control of WM and is linked with vocabulary acquisition (Baddeley, Gathercole & Papagno, 1998), rather than more general academic learning.
With minimal due diligence, Trump Organization executives would have noticed that the Silk Road Group exhibited many warning signs of financial fraud: its layered and often hidden ownership, its ornate use of shell companies, its close relationship with a bank that was embroiled in a financial scandal.
