He warned against any return to the high tariffs that characterized American trade policy in the middle of the 20th century.
3.08am BST He attacks Abbott for burying his childcare policy "in the middle of the night, in the dead of night".
The certification comes after an extended preparation period, sought by military leaders and Pentagon officials, many of whom were initially reluctant to end the policy in the middle of two wars.
Indeed, Mr. Gore gave a speech on economic policy in the middle of the campaign and repeatedly declined to say whether he thought Mr. Bush's tax cut should be rescinded.
I pushed back, telling them they couldn't change hospital policy in the middle of our union campaign.
At the oral argument, even Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. conceded that, to avoid immediately depriving subsidized people of insurance in the middle of their current policies, the court could stay its decision to year's end.
For Mr. Obama, Libya represents a much-needed foreign policy victory in the middle of trying times at home.
(Tellingly, on the specific fronts where the others have staked out some legitimately bold stances, the Texas senator has mostly tap-danced — he's "somewhere between Rand Paul and John McCain" on foreign policy, somewhere in the middle of his party on immigration, and so on).
Market eyes key data tomorrow Overall, analysts say stocks are still driven by concerns over long-term interest rates ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting in the middle of November.
Legalizing drugs right now would increase the mayhem; you don't experiment with policy change in the middle of a firestorm.
