Michael McKean recalls Brynner's contract for backstage provisions demanding: "Under no circumstances must white eggs be substituted for brown".
In the Department of Transportation's list of 92 major provisions demanded by Congress as part of the security law passed last November, none refers to airport actions outside the security perimeter.
Although the special law setting up an international tribunal contains most of the provisions demanded by the United Nations, it insists on giving the Cambodian justice system precedence over any legal and procedural agreements it might sign with the United Nations.
Mr. Smith acknowledged that the bailout negotiations had been ungainly but argued that they produced a better piece of legislation, including provisions demanded by the Senate that would make the authority's finances more transparent.
Senior Democratic officials involved in high-level efforts to bring House Republicans, Senate Democrats and the White House to a budget agreement said that while some progress had been made toward an accord on an overall level of spending cuts, the parties remained divided on the final figure and had to resolve the fate of ideologically charged policy provisions demanded by House conservatives.
In recent months, Dr. Paige has relaxed some of the law's more stringent requirements on the testing of children who are learning English and disabled children, as well as provisions demanding that schools hire only teachers who are qualified for the subjects they are teaching.
This allows the separating out of age related factors and factors associated with changes in the provision (demand and supply) of RRT.
Today, Brazil agreed to give the United States 10 days' notice of any plan to apply the provision demanding local manufacture and allowing forfeiture of patent rights.
He said the Security Council provision demanding access to Iraqi weapons scientists and their families "was the only innovation in the entire resolution, and if they don't use it, they will fail".
A group of Republican and Democratic senators -- angry about a provision demanded by the Bush administration to increase the number of television stations that a broadcast network can own -- still plan to oppose the $820 billion bill, and Senate Republican officials acknowledged that they were not sure they could pass the measure next month.
