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The parties differ in their interpretation of which activities describe the work proposed by the Applicants . In addition to rewarding members who vote with them , arms exporters have cultivated a powerful grouping of individual members who take a leadership role in securing funding or favorable regulations , making it easier ( and more profitable ) to sell U.S. weaponry overseas . He found that these actions , as well as the criticism of Ms Evans for taking carer 's leave and the harassment and pressure exerted on her not to take any further personal leave , including carer 's leave , constituted less favourable treatment within the meaning of s7A of the SDA . I know some of you may not like it , but right now ( and it could greatly change in the future ) it looks like the Dem governor of La. will take a fall and Barbour in Miss. will come out looking good - - he might even be president someday because of this . If we had twenty-five minutes , I could take all that time to tell my story , or if we only had four minutes , I could nail my story down in four minutes , " she said . Try not to take any second-hand information unless absolutely necessary . For the task force to take any position , the vote in the task force must include a majority of one house , either the Senate or the House of Representatives , and it must at least tie in the other . In those days you did n't graduate and have a license to practice pharmacy ; you went to the school and then you had to take an examination . I reminded him that every friend that he ever had would be importuning him on this , and that , and the other , and I said , " Unless you are able to take an absolutely firm stand , and not flinch , and unless you agree for Francis Whitehair to take on the legal battles and you are willing to " ride herd " over every division of this agency , you ca n't win . Lastly , the company should indicate how it will regularly monitor that it is not utilizing the suspension or exemption to take an unfair competitive advantage in the small group market . Using for personal gain , or other unauthorized purposes , privileged information acquired in connection with the employee 's University-supported activities . Also , leadership salaries are not going up like teachers salaries , in many situations teachers take a cut in pay to become a leader . She requires a mixture of different student activities . " The fact that a stage road was being planned between the railhead at Walker on Leech Lake and Bemidji probably made Hubbard County take a greater interest in the Park Rapids Trail than they had in the ordinary course of business . Ms Evans also alleged that in criticising her for taking personal leave and carer 's leave and pressuring her not to take any further personal leave or carer 's leave , the NCA had breached the contract of employment between the parties . At the same time , programs that increase pollution and threaten natural resources have received additional funding for destructive activities such as logging in natural forests , excessive grazing on public lands and handouts for an oil and gas industry that is currently posting record profits . We need to take an active interests what their activities . The case of zoning shows that farmers have already been willing to take an activist role in defending their interests in the environment . Wherever social control means subordination of individual activities to class authority , there is danger that industrial education will be dominated by acceptance of the status quo . Some pages take a long time to load , and you may wish to Stop .