That political positioning will keep Congress occupied into the spring, at which point attention will be focused almost entirely on appropriations — apportioning money to the programs that would feel almost all of the brunt of a sequester at the end of the year, which is emphatically on course so long as the president's blueprint is stashed on a high shelf at the Capitol.
Although some say that P.T.A.'s influence has been diluted, with the rise of educational foundations that raise money for the schools, others argue that the foundations help P.T.A's fulfill their real role, which is emphatically not as a checkbook for schools.
(The others are smoky chickpeas and something that's overwhelmingly cucumbery, not done enormous favours by shots of flavoured yoghurt – mint, tamarind, tomato – two of which are emphatically on the Milk of Magnesia spectrum).
All three of his goals came gift-wrapped, the Dons' indecision contributing to the third – the most eye-catching of his three – which was emphatically dispatched into the corner beyond a shell-shocked Martin with no hint of a defensive block after the Brazilian had skipped infield across the edge of the penalty box.
So history tells us we need to respect water, which is, most emphatically, not just a commodity -- which may mean, among other things, playing golf on clay.
Slowly but surely, she has found a place in the industry, for which she is emphatically grateful and possibly, to some degree, still in shock.
"It has been a symbol of imperial power of which Scotland is emphatically not, never has been, and hopefully never will be".
"There has been a lot of talk that Quins have been 'worked out', which is rubbish," he declared emphatically ahead of today's derby with Wasps at Twickenham.
In France, which is predominantly Catholic but emphatically secular, about one in 20 people attends a religious service every week, compared with about one in three in the United States.
But in elaborating his logic he emphatically rejects anything which is not concrete, individual, located in space and time.
(Could the dream of expanded health care die at the hands of a Kennedy?) Scalia, Roberts, Thomas and the insufferable Samuel Alito were nurtured in the conservative Federalist Society, which asserts that "it is emphatically the province and duty of the judiciary to say what the law is, not what it should be".
