Yet for all his influence, including membership in the cabinet-level Principals' Committee that advises the president on foreign policy, the onetime foreign service officer labors largely in the shadows.
One inmate, Reginald Gousse, a 27-year-old who said he is charged with robbery, said that he knows about the officers' labor dispute and that he has sympathy for them, especially since they keep him safe too.
University press officers labored mightily to make her sound like just another student at a place where, of course, all students are special.
This (supervision) is the duty of judicial officers and labor unions.
And last week, a team of law-enforcement officers and labor inspectors conducted a surprise inspection to make sure that the local Mafia had not strong-armed its way into the restoration work.
Leaders of the Peronist opposition called off debate of the measure on April 19 after a confrontation between federal police officers and labor union dissidents in front of the Congress building left 35 union supporters injured.
Agriprocessors has already met another condition laid down by the Orthodox Union, Rabbi Genack said, by hiring James Martin, a former United States attorney from Missouri, as a compliance officer to enforce labor and safety standards.
Mr. Bush's national security team — and many Pentagon officers — continues to labor under the tragic delusion that negative coverage, rather than the bad news itself, undermined public support for the war in Vietnam.
Cecile Richards at Planned Parenthood, the officers of every labor union and the leaders of every civil rights organization will be by his side dialing for dollars and organizing their troops because of the many controversial cases before the Supreme Court this term.
In Afghanistan, one high-ranking contracting officer told me that labor law "doesn't exist here," and that enforcement would be hard to prioritize if it did: the job "is to get the war fighters what they need".
