He was much happier with law books than with crafting policy, and his detour from the courthouse to the White House was largely at his wife's urging.
The libretto was superb in expressing Mao's elusive brushstrokes, filled with allusions and metaphors that were either subtle policy statements or senile detours.
Unlike Foresight or many other approaches to FR, Pang regards attempts that promote approaching policy-makers as a detour.
While discussing incentives for education and public service, she took a sharp detour into trade policy and vowed to get tough with oil-producing nations before circling back to preschool programs.
Investment in corn ethanol "seems like a very expensive detour from an energy policy point of view," said Mr. Cox, of the Environmental Working Group.
The loquacious Mr. Duane is also well known for taking the oral equivalent of the scenic route, with lots of detours, when talking about policy issues, and even when discussing his previous addiction to alcohol and drugs.
Taking a brief -- and precedent-setting -- detour from its usual free concert policy, the Huntington Arts Council on Saturday calls upon David Clandon-Thomas and Blood Sweat and Tears to help with a benefit performance.
These massacres began during the Obama administration, whose foreign policy regarding the war on terror took a drastic detour from that of his predecessor.
It's worth a quick detour here to ask whether or not the ruling policy presumptions of macroeconomics that I've described above were ever right.
