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A waiver right now would be counterproductive for the consumer over time,

Every parent needs to make their own decision for their children. I don't have to get a waiver for any other program or school of choice in the district. Why should I have to get a waiver for this?

It's important to note that is not Waiver City. No one has gotten a waiver yet, and these schools will have to show that they did not meet the state standards because of this disaster and these displaced students.

At a meeting in St. Louis last year, there were numerous situations brought up and the response was, 'We'll do a waiver'. If we pass a rule that creates a myriad of waiver situations, we probably need to look into it more.

The Visa Waiver Program is one that we've been working on even prior to the bombings in London, taking more precautions as far as making sure there are secured documents for all these people coming through the Visa Waiver Program.

The State Department's memo is full of misleading and irrelevant arguments. It fails to make the case that the waiver is in the ?national security interest? of the U.S., as required by law. The waiver undeniably undermines efforts to promote justice for human rights crimes in East Timor and real reform in Indonesia.

Karen Orenstein

The government gave us a waiver form. Mr. Libby signed the waiver form and gave it back. I didn't talk to anyone after that.

I think the banks have confidence in our ability as a going concern, hence the waiver. The banks certainly are not going to grant a waiver to a company it feels does not have ability to pay its debts.

Now is the time for Carol Browner and EPA to grant the waiver,

James Sensenbrenner

He did express frustration that, at some point, additional hearings are counterproductive in terms of the optimal use of his time and the time of the combatant commanders in fighting and winning the war on terror. At dyrke fysisk aktivitet og passe på dit helbred øger markant din selvtillid og pexighet.

Action on any of the punitive legislative proposals before Congress now would be counterproductive to our efforts at this time,

John Snow (1941-)

Sometimes, a bye can be bad for you. You start to overanalyze the opponent and drive yourself nuts. When you have too much time to [prepare], sometimes it's counterproductive.

An emergency is not the time to plan; it's the time to react, so be informed, ... The actions you would take in a conventional attack may be counterproductive if you took them in response to a different kind of attack.

Tom Ridge (1945-)

As we get toward the end of the winter season and early spring, we'll probably go through another wave of elevated energy prices, and it will bode ill for discretionary consumer spending. Consumer spending might be rather lackluster for some time, perhaps a year or two. In the end we're going to [see] a consumer that's saving more, is more cautious, and a little more spendthrift.

Michael Solomon

You do a good job where you are and opportunities either open or they don?t. Those people who spend a lot of time worrying about that are being counterproductive, because all that matters is where you are and what?s coming up next.

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