Alberto R. Gonzales, the White House counsel said, for example, in one memorandum that the Geneva Conventions were "quaint" and not suitable for the war against terrorism.
He has been central in the administration's debate over what interrogation techniques are permissible for prisoners held since the Sept. 11 attacks, and is the author of a White House memorandum in which he wrote that the Geneva Conventions were "quaint" and not suitable for the war against terrorism.
Like the two-piece garment we know today, the inspiration came from menswear, but Chanel tailored the silhouettes for what was suitable for post-war women looking to join the workforce.
It's a timely and very different read about the hell of war, suitable for primary on up.
There is too much equipment suitable for fighting a world war (missiles and submarines) and not nearly enough of the kind needed for fighting terrorists and guerrillas, such as helicopters that can fly at night.The grimmest illustration is the draft, which should provide a large and solid base to the military pyramid, but in fact produces people of the wrong kind, and not even many of them.
Comment on the war in Vietnam & nomenclature suitable for use by a country not at war.
By Gordon Cotler The New Yorker, December 11 , 1965P. 49 Comment on the war in Vietnam & nomenclature suitable for use by a country not at war.
This has set us off on the invention of other nomenclature suitable for a country not at war: Vehicles dispatched to destroy highways & bridges, be called "route consolidators".
Punk reveled in a taste for slumming that was almost heroic in its intensity arguably suitable for a city where World War II bomb sites still gaped like missing teeth.
WAR is not suitable for discerning small differences between players, but when the gap between two players rises above half a win, it most likely indicates a legitimate difference in the players' values.
