Following is a transcript of President Bush's remarks yesterday at the White House on affirmative action, as recorded by The New York Times: The Supreme Court will soon hear arguments in a case about admissions policies and student diversity in public universities.
Leonard Bernstein and Leopold Stokowski were among the first to declare the Beatles' music to be good stuff; Aaron Copland and Ned Rorem soon offered arguments in the group's defense, too, and it wasn't long before young composers who came of age during their reign began describing the Beatles' work as influential.
His approach soon generated arguments in support of Greece's positions in these negotiations.
They gather around an outcrop, and soon an argument heats up about delaminated basements, welding batholiths, and controversial aspects of tectonostratigraphy.
His aides, though, said they would be making those arguments soon.
The court will also hear arguments soon in two important election law cases, an area in which Justice O'Connor has often been at the center of the court.
But the court currently releases transcripts of oral arguments soon after they are finished and audio recordings of arguments the week they occur — all without causing grandstanding or self-censorship.
Any suggestions put forward over the years have soon collapsed over arguments about whether the author was Sunni, Shiite or Kurd, and what part he played in Saddam's regime.
Opponents of the nuptials immediately took the issue to court; local judges said they would hear arguments soon on the constitutionality of the scheme.See article: San Francisco steals a march on gay marriageThe Democrats won a congressional seat from the Republicans in a special election in Kentucky.
Furthermore, Aristotle implies that people were reworking Zeno's arguments soon after they were first propounded.
Whatever is decided in Wales, the hope is that we won't be returning to these arguments soon after any changes are finally made.
