Since the Uniform Bulk Program is a political as well as a cultural document, it's worth speculating about the political motives behind it, even though, with such a secretive and rigid city administration, it is natural to suspect the worst.
This is mainly due to two factors: the lack of financial autonomy (regional/local governments financially depend on the central administration) and the lack of administrative autonomy (due to a rigid organization) [63].
The subsidy idea derives from the current administration's rigid ideological view that private health insurance is more efficient than government health insurance.
The daughter's version squares with the Giuliani administration's rigid assumption that anyone shackled to the dole for more than a few months would inevitably sink into indolence.
"Liberal" in one study was already "restrictive" in the other trial and fluid administration followed rigid schemas or different goals.
For more than a decade, Jacques Monod was continuously fighting for a reform of the French academic and research systems because he realized that France became a scientifically underdeveloped nation and that the rigid structures of research administration and science teaching needed a profound change.
In news conferences and Internet chats, its leaders announced that the party would take a more "rigid" posture toward the Fox administration, particularly in Congress where the party still holds a majority.
Other GHIs, such as PEPFAR, more rigid in its functioning and administration, also took into account such criticisms, but at a slower pace and in a more contained way [ 22, 42].
As attorney general, Ms. Norton succeeded in persuading the Bush and Clinton administrations to modify rigid environmental cleanup regulations to accelerate the cleanup of hazardous wastes at Rocky Flats, a nuclear weapons site, and at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, a manufacturing point for chemical weapons.
First, the Obama Administration continues to impose rigid conditions on the inclusion of Taliban elements in a political process--including renunciation of violence and acceptance of Afghanistan's current constitution (including Western-inspired provisions on women's rights).
