"The strong statements made by the government have to make a difference for people interacting with the lowest level of government" for human rights to improve, she said.
In 1792 the Western Inland Lock Navigation Company was incorporated by the state of New York and given the rights to improve navigation on rivers and lakes west of Albany.
So, the lesson is, of course, that if the U.S. really wants labor and human rights to improve in Colombia, we must continue to withhold the FTA from Uribe unless and until these improvements are actually made.
"We know it's something we have to put right, to improve, and I'm sure it will come.
Teaching-focused staff have expressed concern that pay will become more arbitrary, undermining our national pay scales as managers look for the "right" to improve their Tef score.
The Champion itself is likely to be run on better ground and at a much stronger pace but Darlan certainly has a change of gear and has a right to improve from his first race in nearly nine months.
But for all the heartburn Mr. Giuliani might cause Mrs. Clinton, he could not count on her unpopularity with the right to improve his own uneven standing among conservatives.
"It's listened to by millions of customers every week, so we've acted on customer and colleague feedback and worked hard to get the new voice right to improve the shopping trip," he said.
In Microsoft, it is taking on America's most admired company, one that says it is fighting for the right to improve its products and offer value to its customers.
AFTER years of hesitation, and more than one false start, on October 9th Brazil's government finally held an auction in which private companies bid for the right to improve and maintain 2,600km 1,6000 miles) of roads.
