gaziano造句

• Gaziano is working with Meese in opposing the LSC.
• Gaziano said of the newspapers'suit.
• When authorities found McCloskey, they noticed his hands were covered with defensive wounds, Gaziano said.
• Gaziano is a founding member of Kidcrash, another band originating from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
• Consistent with Gaziano's results, however, Hwang and Jeong found constant knowledge gaps across time.
• Conservatives like Gaziano and former federal judge Robert Bork joined liberal scholars in pronouncing that idea as patently unconstitutional.
• There, off Route 3A, he forced McCloskey up a hillside and into the woods, Gaziano said.
• Take the one he issued declaring a moratorium on new logging roads _ a sop to environmentalists, Gaziano maintains.
• Gaziano said the two met on Route 18 in Weymouth after McCloskey had picked up flowers at a local florist.
• Gaziano said, adding that what was unusual was the large number of rules published at the end of the Clinton administration.
• Todd Gaziano, a legal scholar at the conservative Heritage Foundation believes many of the statistics used in such studies are misleading.
• Todd Gaziano, a senior policy analyst with the conservative Heritage Foundation, also thinks Clinton has gone too far with executive orders.
• Gaziano said . " So that statistic might not show any bias on the part of immigration officials at all ."
• Gaziano conducted two narrative reviews, one of 58 articles with relevant data in 1983 and the other of 39 additional studies in 1997.
• Evidence from several decades, Gaziano concludes, underscores the enduring character of knowledge gaps and indicates that they transcend topics and research settings.
• But after Sampson had McCloskey remove his shorts and was using his belt as a ligature, Gaziano said, McCloskey began to fight back.
• The results could have been skewed by other factors, such as smoking and obesity, which increase the risk of stroke, said Gaziano.
• Gaziano said he thought many of Clinton's monument declarations could be illegal and that Bush probably could overturn them with another executive order.
• Gaziano said prosecutors may be withholding much stronger evidence in the Oregon case at this point for fear of harming other anti-terrorism efforts.