"The activities that are necessary to implement the exchange are within the existing legal authority of the Department of Health, in which it will be based, and the other agencies with which it will work, including the Department of Financial Services," Mr. Cuomo's counsel, Mylan L. Denerstein, said in a statement.
"There will be any number of bases on which it will be possible to challenge this decision, and any challenge will be supported by, I think, the overwhelming majority of people not just in west London but across London, by people who do not want to see their quality of life eroded by aircraft noise, particularly when it's unnecessary and we can come up with an alternative solution".
It reminds me of a line that Adlai Stevenson was fond of repeating: Here is the conclusion on which I will base my facts.
While all administrations have played some role in the dissemination of stories to the media, the current administration picks and choose to which it will provide certain information, based on that outlet's "perceived expertise" on a given topic, the Post said.
It had two major requirements: one, that the United States must be free to carry out combat operations from its military bases, which it will retain; and, two, "encouraging the flow of foreign investments to Iraq, especially American investments".
Bloomberg is also centralizing some departments, like its investigative unit, which will base its editors in Washington, instead of having them posted around the world.
So many aspects of the customer's experience, on which they will base their tip, are out of the waiter's control.
The research on which he will base his child poverty policy was "one of the most important findings for a generation".
I mean, I figure my son's very first relationship, the template upon which he will base all future relationships, is with me.
In September, the network's U.K. affiliate plans to launch a new channel called MTV Flux, which will base its programming on stuff viewers submit.
