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...workforce must change before the government will be able to effectively institute a decrease in the political and economic strength of the military. Many laborers can be shifted to sectors of industry in which their skills are still needed. The government could even set up export companies to employ these workers in the production of nonmilitary goods. Other workers and troops could be offered jobs in President Clinton's new program for national service...
...that threat is to remain credible, from time to time it will have to be carried through--and there will be no dearth of voices accusing Clinton of cowardice if he later backs down. Merely by issuing the threat, the administration shows that it is willing to employ protectionist policies. And in the process, the American government denies itself its best defense: a cogent intellectual argument. For if there are circumstances in which it makes economic sense to grant greater protection to, say, the American car industry (and the threat takes that as its premise), the administration can no longer...
...addition, because UHS serves faculty and staff in addition to students, it can afford to employ specialists in more than 15 different fields, from allergy to rheumatology...
...separate your responsibility to represent a client's interests from your responsibility to advise a company that may employ your client...
...this way, the filmmakers employ "the fear of chaos, of a disillusionment of social order" to establish the need for social change, a tactic that does little to improve racial equality, Carby said...