The first paragraph of the story reported that the Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control "found" indications that the National Football League had at one time practiced a policy of allowing star players to escape punishment from failed drug tests while lower-tier players did not.
An investigation into the National Football League's drug policy by a Senate caucus on drug control found indications that the league at one time practiced a policy of allowing star players to escape punishment from failed drug tests while lower-tier players did not.
He entered Parliament in 1741, one of the "cousinhood" of men interrelated by blood or marriage and further united in their opposition to Sir Robert Walpole, who held power from 1721 to 1742 and practiced a policy of salutary neglect toward the American colonies.
For years, the North Korean government resisted IAEA inspections and practiced a policy of deception.
The Syrian government has practiced a policy of "extermination" against thousands of detainees, and is guilty of other crimes against humanity and war crimes, UN-appointed investigators have found.
Although the colonists generally sought to acquire title to the lands they occupied in the early years, they also practiced a policy that historian Alfred Cave calls vacuum domicilium: if land is not under some sort of active use, it is free for the taking.
Among American abortion rights leaders, many of whom practice a policy-oriented form of activism, she received a round of cautious endorsement but little in the way of financial help.
And practicing a trade policy discredited 250 years ago by Adam Smith abandons the basic principles of a common market.
We would need to have reasonable assurances that the other institution is practicing a solid policy for validating their staff.
RELIEF IN SIGHT For over a year the Federal Reserve has been practicing a tight money policy, a critical reason commodities prices have plummeted and stocks are shaky, and why the economy would be slowing even without an Asian crisis.
In the early summer, health care workers began practicing a "no touch" policy on medical provision.
