"The default is unbound delegates, so it will take passage of a rule to bind them," said the spokesman, Jonathon Prouty.
And at this juncture, few of the offices working on the issue said they were willing to take passage as a fait accompli.
I would take passage of laws in two states and our nation's capital over some jumpy poll results any day.
Google fired back, saying Viacom was distorting the record by taking passages from e-mail messages out of context.
Wallace took passages from Carroll's children's books and derived rubbish anagrams from them, changing and leaving out letters as it suited his very weird purposes.
Subtitled A Hamlet Diffraction, From Melodious Lay takes passages from various surviving versions of Shakespeare's play as the basis for an orchestral poem with soprano and tenor soloists that explores the relationship between Hamlet and Ophelia.
The novelist responded that "taking passages word for word was not stealing so long as the motives were to recycle them for artistic purposes", citing the influence of Georges Perec amongst others.
Ms. Sontag has been accused of taking passages from the works of historians, journalists and Modjeska herself that are virtually unchanged and unacknowledged beyond a briefly expressed debt to "material and anecdotes used and altered".
In an original touch, New Amsterdam has included two remixes by Matmos, an electronic music group, which took passages from the quartet recordings and reconfigured them imaginatively by weaving in beats, drones and computer timbres, and making them into virtually new works.
