For weeks Mr. McCain has argued strongly that he and not Governor Bush was the one who would be his party's strongest standard-bearer to defeat Vice President Al Gore, because of his suddenly discovered crossover appeal to independents and conservative Democrats.
The ruling sided with environmentalists who demanded the plants meet a stronger standard for particulate pollution than one enforced by the state.
More important, it sided with environmentalists who demanded the plants meet a much stronger standard for particulate pollution than one enforced by the state.
Jon Leibowitz, the trade commission's chairman, told Congress in July that the commission was exploring a stronger standard — whether to propose a "do not track" feature.
"Somehow the Web evolved without a strong standard to keep authors' names highlighted," Udi Manber, vice president for engineering at Google, wrote in an announcement of the test Thursday evening on a Google corporate blog.
When Tal, a strong standard dancer, and Rita, a superb Latin American dancer, compete in major regional tournaments, they face as many as two dozen ballroom partners in the juvenile age category, which features 10- and 11-year-olds.
EPA has every reason to adopt a strong standard.
We came to today's hearing in Washington, D.C., to call on EPA to issue a strong standard to protect Americans from toxic water pollution from power plants.
"Our position is clear: we would limit CSE's powers by forcing the defence minister to obtain a warrant from a judge, shifting to a much stronger standard of oversight, accountability, and responsibility".
At the time, Congress said that a private computer, one in your home or your business, should have a strong standard of privacy, requiring a warrant issued by a judge before it could be searched.
