Word: injection
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Were there masks for the children?" Stoneasked. "Did the FBI take this into account whenthey had planned to inject C.S. gas into thecompound for a 48-hour period...
Champi was the one player who broughteverything together. He was able to inject instantlife into a team that had not explicitly given upby the third period, but that had conceded thatYale would probably win on that...
...alliance as an institution has always been popular among Washington officials because it provides the most direct channel to inject U.S. interests into European policymaking. But all the talk about stretching NATO's front line has touched off an intense debate inside the Clinton Administration. In general the Pentagon opposes the rapid inclusion of Eastern states on military grounds, while the State Department tends to view such inclusion as a mechanism for advancing democracy, market economics and Western values...
...client. To underscore his point, he asked Williams to go before the jury and smile. When the defendant stood before them exposing a mouthful of gapless teeth, the jury had one of its rare moments of laughter. Faal considered it a turning point "when we were able to inject some levity into the proceedings and get the jurors to start laughing with...
Nevertheless, some of it will probably occur. Not classic, state-dictated rationing, with a star chamber headed by Magaziner deciding who gets dialysis or brain scans. But the competition Clinton hopes to inject into the system, combined with his proposed cap on insurance premiums, could cause insurance companies and HMOs to put pressure on their physicians, who in turn might respond by drawing lines not unlike Oregon's. Companies "will make rationing decisions in the privacy of their own boardrooms. I'd anticipate seeing significant cutbacks in care," predicts Steffie Woolhandler, a co-founder of Physicians for a National Health...