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Some counterterrorism officials think there is another reason for the Bush Administration's dilatory response. Clarke's paper, says an official, "was a Clinton proposal." Keeping Clarke around was one thing; buying into the analysis of an Administration that the Bush team considered feckless and naive was quite another. So...
“If you can’t even tell [the familly] that you’re going to get a translator for them, you’re at an impasse,” she said. “Being able to initiate a conversation in someone?...
[EARLY DEADLINES] Field chiefs at 56 offices can now authorize a preliminary inquiry for 180 days and can okay two 90-day extensions. Most important, says an Ashcroft aide, "you don't have to have a crime to initiate a preliminary investigation."
A student can initiate either a formal disciplinary process, whereby a subcommittee conducts a full investigation, or an informal process, in which designated counselors informally mediate an agreement between accuser and accused.
Outgoing Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles says that while Summers did not initiate either the study abroad reform or the grading and honors changes, he significantly quickened work on both.