Federal and state officials are doing
an end run around voters' desire to keep Idaho from becoming a nuclear waste dump.
Idaho officials seek end run on nuclear waste regulation
The Times acknowledged that the administration's purpose in issuing the regulation is to perform
an end run around Congress: "While the new law does not mention advance care planning, the Obama administration has been able to achieve its policy goal through the regulation-writing process, a strategy that could become more prevalent in the next two years as the president deals with a strengthened Republican opposition in Congress."
The (short-lived!) Return of the death panels
"My Web site is how I'm gonna communicate with people and do
an end run right around the media.
Oh speaking of racist screed ..
Taken in their totality these eight rules amount to
an end run around the U.S.
America's increasing democracy deficit
Meanwhile, in
an end run, our guest had commandeered the clicker.
Coming on The L Word
General Electric, RCA, and other companies deliberately acquired patents to block competition,
an end run around antitrust law that evaded serious judicial scrutiny until mid-century.
The Secret History of Television: corporate power, patent law, and lone inventors. (Culture & Reviews)
Congress rejected a Bush voucher proposal last year, and now opponents of the measure say the president is trying to do
an end run around the House of Representatives and Senate by inserting the tax-credit plan directly into the budget.
Bush budget includes nearly $4 billion for religious school aid. (People & Events)
Then there is the conservative commentator John McLaughlin, who sounds like a Nation editorial: "The US and NATO did
an end run around the UN, violating international law and the NATO charter.
GOP CONVERTS
It was underwriting like this that earned PBS the tag "Petroleum Broadcasting Service." The Schmerz legacy lives on in the form of those 30-second "underwriter-ID spots" which made
an end run around PBS's "no advertising" rule and now punctuate most programs.
Stocks, bonds and Barney: how public television went private
Critics of these laws have called them
an end run around the constitutional separation of powers.
An alternative to amendments: many Americans, tired of federal courts meddling in their lives, have resorted to trying to add new amendments to the Constitution, but there's a better solution
But the intent of the law is to make medical considerations the sole criteria for organ distribution, and the considerable resource expenditure involved in procuring the precious liver in this case was
an end run that legislators hadn't foreseen.
Healthcare for sale
"Those government officials out there are trying to do
an end run around the First Amendment," he said.
Free to damn Matthew? Fred Phelps's plan to erect a monument in Casper, Wyo., to celebrate Matthew Shepard's "damnation" has caused a constitutional battle over the limits of free speech
One anonymous source called the meeting "
an end run that bypassed the governing process."
Religious broadcasters remove director who opposed politicking. (People & Events)
If the critics are taking you to the cleaners, why not make
an end run and get your message to the audience directly?
Is anybody out there watching? Charlie Wick's latest flop
He has spent a good deal of his life encouraging industrial production and jobs to leave our shores, shoveling taxpayer-funded welfare to corrupt foreign governments, debasing our currency, peddling influence, doing
an end run around the Constitution, and damaging our national sovereignty by encouraging trade with an aggressive Communist Chinese government whose business interests are controlled by its military machine.
Texas: keystone State of the FTAA: because of its location, Texas is integral to the creation of the FTAA and the eventual merger of North and South America under a single regional government like the EU