Four advocacy groups filed a complaint with election regulators today charging that the Democratic and Republican Parties have set in motion ways to circumvent the new law intended to reduce the influence of large donations in national elections.
As we noted in Article 1 in this series [ 12], acknowledging that there is imperfect information to inform policies can reduce political risk because it allows policymakers to set in motion ways to alter course if policies do not work as expected.
It was a slog: excitingly forensic, but in a slow-motion way.
But in its exaggerated solemnity — the slow-motion way the general salutes the casket, the crispness with which the flag is folded into a triangle — a military funeral movingly conveys the grief of the institution.
Third set [6-4, 3-6] Federer *1 - 1 Davydenko Federer shapes up in that fearful, Matrix-slow-motion way in front of a slower Davydenko ball, but the vicious whipped forehand takes a hefty net cord and flies out.
Much of her time and boundless intensity is spent prodding her staff out of its entrenched, slow-motion ways — no easy task, given the eccentric and insular culture of this company, a legacy of the long stewardship of DeWitt and Lila Wallace, the Reader's Digest founders.
The struggle within the party is much more nuanced than the media's left/right caricature would suggest – nonetheless I suspect that the strategic direction of the party will be set in motion one way or another this month.
"Very compact and easy, no excess motion — the way she played.
"It's a circular motion, the way traditional music weaves in and out of American popular consciousness," Secor said.
He sets in motion a way of thinking about what the novel can do that will influence Dumas, Fenimore Cooper, Manzoni, Tolstoy and countless others.
