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1. Furthermore they will inevitably develop close relationships with important members of relevant congressional committees and with the leaders of constituent groups served by the department.
2. He was effectively granted a blank cheque to conduct a war without Congressional authorization for up to 90 days.
3. The total cost of congressional elections in 1980 was 210.6 million and the overwhelming proportion of that amount was raised through personal rather than institutional means.
4. What Pravda did not say was that Mr Gerasimov failed to get elected by popular vote in the all-union congressional elections last March - just like Mr Lev Zaikov, the ousted Moscow party leader.
5. At the elections in June 1990, Mr Borja lost much of his congressional support, to fresh members who vie among themselves in opposition to the president.
6. His standing in the public opinion polls plummeted as a result of his pardon of Nixon, and the 1974 congressional elections led to further decimation of Republican party representation - the Democrats gaining 49 seats in the House and 4 in the Senate.
7. Similarly, the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Act of 1974 reflected the determination of the legislature to reassert its authority in domestic policy-making.
8. These changes have made congress more democratic, but they have also added immeasurably to the difficulties that presidents face in trying to obtain congressional cooperation.
9. But the paper lived on - in congressional hearings, in national newspapers and in heated disputes wherever two or more scientists were gathered together.
10. So too did John Nields and Arthur Liman, the two star congressional lawyers.
11. This was acknowledged in the US Congressional Hearings on test-tube fusion held on 26 April, 1989.
12. Second, Congressional reform had made matters worse; it had "really messed up the way the Congress effectively works.
13. Those who shared his belief in the ultimate weapon, Pentagon chiefs and Congressional hawks, put pressure on the President.