The Obama administration said the deal would help America's farmers and ranchers by, among other things, eliminating Korea's 40 percent tariff on beef imports.
Both wished and worked for religious toleration and legal reform; both favored freedom of speech and press; both feared that the failure to reform the British political system by, among other things, eliminating rotten boroughs and extending the franchise would give rise to reactionary intransigence on the one hand, and revolutionary excess on the other.
Mr. Cruz pushed unsuccessfully for amendments that would have, among other things, eliminated the citizenship component.
When the Reef was released, the watchmaker brought out an updated version of Oktopus that, among other things, eliminated duplicated functions.
The debate over artificial dyes began in the 1970s when Dr. Benjamin Feingold, a pediatric allergist from California, had success treating the symptoms of hyperactivity in some children by prescribing a diet that, among other things, eliminated foods with artificial coloring.
As a result, Mr. Vanke estimates that Mr. Santorum ranks second among the candidates in the amount of tax revenue that he would cut, behind Newt Gingrich, who would among other things eliminate capital gains taxes entirely.
In the 1970s, Dr. Benjamin Feingold, a pediatric allergist from California, had success treating the symptoms of hyperactivity in some children by prescribing a diet that, among other things, eliminated artificial colorings.
He called for cuts that would, among other things, eliminate health insurance for close to a million poor kids, stop welfare checks for more than half a million families and close 80percentt of the state's parks.
However, this article summarizes recent and extensive revisions to the analysis software that, among other things, eliminate such averaging and thereby account for variations in the direction of the magnetic field over the time taken to measure the ions.
On June 12 , 2002 President Bush signed into law the Public Health Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act of 2002, which, among other things, eliminated the need to convene an advisory committee to amend the list of diseases (8 ).
Hashimoto wants to consolidate Japan's 22 national ministries and agencies into about 10. Consolidation alone won't do the job, but it would accomplish one thing: eliminate 12 or so ministers and their full staffs and thus reduce bureaucratic firepower.
