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"It allows for the infrastructure community to have more input as the administration develops the plan, allowing us to have a broader conversation," he said.

The White House sent a memorandum to all cabinet agencies today asking them to look for possible budget cuts as the administration develops tax and spending proposals for its next budget.

As the administration develops U.S. negotiating objectives for this regional agreement, we will review our approach to the range of issues that the U.S. free trade agreements have addressed in the past, recognizing that the concerns of U.S. workers, businesses, farmers and consumers have evolved over time.

As the Administration develops strategic economic plans and "bale" outs -- they should consider including legalizing pot -- thereby removing the high stakes from our current reefer madness.

Advocates for closer ties said they worried that unless the administration developed an overall framework for the relationship, individual events like the Treasury report could dictate the atmosphere.

The administration developed an effective war plan that defeated the Taliban and Al Qaeda, and it has a sound broader strategy in the struggle against terrorism.

But initial indications are not good: the administration developed its request for emergency funding in consultation with Congressional Republicans -- full stop.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners, which is helping the administration develop standards, is being lobbied by insurers to adopt a broad definition and by consumer advocates to keep it narrow.

The apparent agreement with the White House does not address a separate, broader inquiry by the General Accounting Office, an arm of Congress, into the way the administration developed its energy strategy.

The General Accounting Office, an arm of Congress, sued Mr. Cheney in February to force the White House to reveal the identities of energy industry executives who helped the administration develop a national energy policy last year.

The General Accounting Office, an arm of Congress, sued Vice President Dick Cheney today to try to force the White House to reveal the identities of energy industry executives who helped the administration develop a national energy policy last year.