Word: intentionally
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...courts ever since. One such law, in Arkansas, has now made its way to the Supreme Court, where Clinton's Solicitor General has requested permission to argue against term limits. The First Lawyer will likely use the familiar argument that the new rules undermine the Constitution framers' original intent...
...original intent, the AT&T bust-up opened up competition in long- distance service and gave each of the seven new Baby Bells control of the local market in its part of the country. But the ultimate significance of the breakup, as has become clear, is that it made inevitable the war of all- . against-all that today rages among telephone, cable and long-distance companies for the nation's computers, phones and television screens...
...each day. Instead, on South Gwinnett High School's opening day yesterday, American government teacher Brian Bown filled the minute with a discussion of the new law. Although the law's language says it isn't meant to impose school prayer, Bown and others contend that's the real intent. It's the kind of constitutional issue that could make its way to the Supreme Court...
...fate made for constant speculation inside the Beltway. The Clinton loyalist has been made a scapegoat for election losses since 1992 and is disdained by Democrats who believe he wasn't doing enough to prevent a rout in November's ballot. Some congressional Democrats complained that Wilhelm was so intent on using D.N.C. funds to promote Clinton programs like health-care reform that he has given short shrift to Democratic candidates hungry for support. Mikulski, who sees herself as the protector of the Senate's women, griped about Wilhelm's refusal to spend another $1 million on advertising in California...
...school's intercom system. Brian Wamsley, a 1992 graduate working at the school's computer center, reported that "it was just like winning the World Series. People were yelling and screaming and slapping high fives. It was chaos." For the moment no one seemed worried about Faulkner's intent to appeal the case as high as necessary. "It's good to know there are still some conservative people in this nation," said Wamsley. "We'll definitely be toasting the courts tonight...