President bush has
named assistant attorney general
and former appeals court judge michael chertoff as ridge's successor, subject to senate confirmation.
President bush has named
assistant attorney general
and former appeals court judge michael chertoff as ridge's successor, subject to senate confirmation.
General election.
And then the conversation
became general
for a short time and we went home.
Us states elect their
attorney generals, who have party affiliations.
Tho adopted without a vote, the resolution is attracts some reservations, but the language is
sufficiently general
not to attract direct opposition.
General in nature
and are targeted at students with a whole range of different needs.
General public
during an air raid, for example, guiding people to the shelters.
The bbc
director general, mark thompson, is also talking to staff today about the wider implications of the creative future review.
Benefits of regulation for crime fighting are therefore not easy to assess and often expressed in a
fairly general
language.
General practitioner.
Jeremy colman, the
auditor general
for wales, is to carry out an investigation into the crisis-hit welsh ambulance service.
This was a
very general
survey, done from a wide variety of sources.
General secretary
warned.
They started plotting to take over the country from the
army generals.
These are only instances of a
quite general
law.
General principle.
I assume that these were
just general
comments you were making and not directed at me.
General rule
is that literally whatever the idea, query, problem, or project the regional office can help.
This article will consider
only general
anesthesia: regional and local techniques will be described in a subsequent article.
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