Almost every state in the country has failed to spend its federal allotment, because, among myriad issues, they have local governments that are hostile to the program or have simply been unable to get their programs together.
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"Sadly," he wrote — five sentences after demanding that Obama "provide his birth certificate for forensic review" — "the press has en masse chosen to glom onto but one of the myriad issues I have discussed and would tackle as President..
"Sadly," he wrote — five sentences after demanding that Obama "provide his birth certificate for forensic review" — "the press has en masse chosen to glom onto but one of the myriad issues I have discussed and would tackle as President...
To put the RiverWalk plan into effect, myriad issues will have to be resolved, including the fate of the Yonkers Paddling and Rowing Club, a 120-year-old group that uses a boathouse in Yonkers that the county would like to remove to make way for the path, which will run through Habirshaw Park, a park the county is creating nearby.
Software delivered online has to be able to withstand the onslaught of millions of users, and is at risk of security attacks from myriad sources.Whereas these technical issues have been discussed for some time, the social and political aspects have only recently come to the surface.
Mr. Coburn's remarks were particularly notable because the senator, while an outspoken iconoclast on fiscal issues who has pushed back against his own party on myriad issues, including taxes, has generally remained circumspect about Mr. Obama.
While the myriad issues facing the U.S. have changed and changed again since Kennedy's time, the importance of being guided by the highest principles and ideals has not.
Now he is free to think about his own game, his mind uncluttered by the myriad issues that a captain has to concentrate on.
