The Federal Bureau of Investigation had argued for a much more extensive survey, the executives said, alarmed perhaps after federal investigators in Washington learned that the anthrax spores discovered at Capitol Hill on Monday were extremely refined and potent.
On Wednesday night, hours after the subpoenas were issued, the White House released a summary of contacts with Enron that showed more extensive communications with executives at the company than had been previously disclosed.
Documents released by the White House showed that administration officials had more extensive contacts with Enron executives in 2001 than previously disclosed.
A number of executives recommend making more extensive use of hotel concierges.
But before committing to "The Jane Pauley Show," NBC executives invested in more extensive research, which they did share with her.
Where differences have been observed, the MCI vascular group shows more extensive cognitive impairment primarily in speed, attention and executive function [ 58], consistent with the general pattern of cognitive difficulties resulting from vascular disease alone [ 29].
CNN and CBS, two suitors with a long history of courtship, have engaged in direct talks in recent weeks about more extensive combinations of their news resources, according to several executives who have been briefed on the discussions.
First is that by investing via secondary funding, more companies will gain access to the "Balderton platform," which includes an extensive executive and CEO network and support with recruitment and marketing.
Republicans generally argued for more extensive use of military commissions, while many Democrats argued for allowing the executive branch to retain the flexibility to use civilian trials.
Four patients had more extensive psychometric testing confirming mild memory impairment in all and mildly impaired executive function in three.
