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The New York Times doesn't front Kosovo, its lead instead illustrating another step America is taking from an investigation of government to a government of investigation with the news that the DOJ is considering appointing a special prosecutor to inquire into charges of misconduct by Kenneth Starr.
These laws emphasize involving senior executives in information management decisions, appointing senior-level chief information officers, and using performance measures to assess the contribution of technology in achieving mission results.
As Gore belatedly realized, "support" is the better answer, because it leaves open the theoretical possibility of appointing a military officer so honorable that he will work assiduously to implement a policy he personally disagrees with.
He blamed President Clinton "for not appointing a real warlord," and asked: "Are the peoples of the NATO states, whom the President and the Prime Minister have committed to this lacklustre war not entitled to ask for someone who can match Milosevic in single-mindedness and strength of character?"
Even if she were a different sort of person, the case that Reno is acting politically in not appointing an independent counsel would fall apart over the issue of motivation . When calls first came for an independent counsel in November, Reno might have been vulnerable to pressure.