Currently, the bureau is being run by civil servants who are dedicated and proficient but lack the authority — and political support — that comes from a director who has the ear of the commerce secretary.
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Personality sketches of several underworld golfers: John Montague, the most proficient golfer in the world, recognized by the authorities of N. Y. State as a suspect in a holdup.
By Noel F. Busch The New Yorker, July 17 , 1937P. 62 Personality sketches of several underworld golfers: John Montague, the most proficient golfer in the world, recognized by the authorities of N. Y. State as a suspect in a holdup.
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Unless Congress acts by this fall to overhaul No Child Left Behind, the main federal law on public education, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan signaled that he would use his executive authority to free states from the law's centerpiece requirement that all students be proficient in reading and math by 2014.
As a consequence, when these resources are lacking or when there is little basis for the rule of rational-legal authority, the state bureaucracy is unable to act in ways that may make it accountable, proficient, or rule-based.
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