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Last summer they passed a bill to end federal grants for bilingual education , turn funding decisions over to the states , limit civil rights enforcement , and require schools to mainstream English learners within two years . Third , although the principles are framed so as to have wider application to decisions than to the issues it specifically mentions , the declaration is by no means exhaustive . But Tenbrink , who lives outside Atlanta , was so overwhelmed by the sheer number of fund choices that he decided to turn the decisions over to the investment managers at PMFM Inc. ( www.401ktoolbox.com ) , in Athens , Ga ., which offers advice to individuals through large employers such as Delta . I am very keen to have this Act applied in a spirit of mediation and dialogue , avoiding unnecessary tension or too-rapid decisions whilst respecting the values of openness and tolerance which underpin our Republic . Both happen when you inadvertently leave display decisions up to the browser . Since the plan has been made public , complaints have arisen that such an agency would threaten universities ’ autonomy by handing admissions decisions over to the state . This effectively leaves the I / O and threading decisions up to the application . While the Code establishes goals for the online business , it does not dictate how these goals should be reached , leaving those decisions up to the online business that knows its business model best . In addition , an ATM interface allows a mobile host to make informed packet routing decisions on to the wireless hop , whose available bandwidth will probably be lower that the wired backbone and may suddenly change . KAYLE : Well , we had regional War Labor Boards throughout the country ruling on wage settlements , There was an appellate procedure to bring decisions up to the National Board if either party felt aggrieved . However , these concerns can be addressed without eliminating individual control and turning investment decisions over to the government . Yet in his speech , Mr. Chertoff favored leaving crucial security decisions up to the chemical companies a formula that puts too much weight on not inconveniencing industry , and too little on protecting the public . The Presidency and the Member States agreed to endeavour to take these views into account when reaching decisions whilst respecting the procedural rules of the Council . With his list of suggestions and comments on what is wrong with our Iraq policy and what to do about it , Rumsfeld attempts to show that he , too , is understanding of the problems , is willing to make changes , but at the same time shifting the decisions over to the president with the subtle suggestion that Bush is the key to this mess .