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The district court found that Laidlaw had violated its permit both before and after petitioners filed their citizen suit , but had ceased the violations before final judgment . My point is that before and after consecrating a policy that tied us hip and thigh to Saddam Hussein , George Bush had all the information he needed to know that he was in deep , deep ... The Reservationist will accept requests for facilities usage based on the priority reservation system listed below and after that on an " as requested " basis consistent with all other related University policies . Such offerings " appeal to the deeply felt American idea of ' before and after , ' " says Robert Thompson , professor of media and popular culture at Syracuse University in New York , who points out the underlying similarities between Franklin and , say , Dr. Phil. " If you were born a peasant in a medieval village , you knew who you were and it was very hard to change that , but here there is fluidity of class , and entire industries and program types pop up that reflect the ultimate optimism that really anybody can be a ' swan ' and completely turn [ his or her ] life around . This is more than a can-he-get-away-with-it ; Ben 's life , before and after , makes you think about success , compromise and real happiness . The march , and the rallies that took place before and after , involved more than a year of planning by feminist , minority , civil libertarian and religious groups , including Planned Parenthood , the Feminist Majority , the Black Women 's Health Imperative , the ACLU and the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health . Since the installations occurred between the two water quality testing periods , the water tests demonstrated before and after effects at the second site . There is redistribution , he said , and the Committee needs to see the larger picture , before and after , and divided by units , new investments , technology , compensation , and so on .