The economy could take a turn for the better by this summer, validating Mr. Obama's policies in time to influence the midterm elections.
Patrons will not actually have to stop puffing away in nearly all bars and clubs until the end of March, for example, although a provision that requires employers to change their written smoking policies in time to comply with the new regulations has already gone into effect.
The resulting policy took effect in time to stifle the plans of Alan and Vera Rosa Marshall, Bermudians who had built a 30,000-square-foot house on the island's "billionaire's row," a section of Tuckers Town where New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister of Italy, are neighbors.
But Republicans said Mr. Bush's policies would show results in time to allow the president and his party to avoid the fate that befell his father, whose political fortunes dimmed as the unemployment rate rose throughout the first half of 1992.
The dependence of the world's food production on a few countries is problematic and policies should be put in place in time to ensure equal access to P reserves in the future.
Though the union and the league previously said they expected to complete the drug-testing policy in time for the league opener on Sept. 8, Atallah said he did not know if that deadline could be met.
Plowe says he made phone calls to state officials late into the night the past few days to get clarity on Louisiana's Ebola policy in time for this year's meeting.
While social democratic parties elsewhere in Europe have adapted welfare policies in hard times to make benefits more selective, focusing on the needy rather than spraying money on the middle classes, the French Socialists are an exception.
But if he is to exercise true leadership, and to justify Mr Bergsten's hitherto unwarranted praise of his role in trade policy, it is time to think again.
Adopt expansionary fiscal and monetary policies in troubled times to sustain jobs and wages.
