With their questions, they allowed Mr Hill to focus on his strong points - his experience in the fractured Balkans would allow him to navigate Iraq's sectarian society and support efforts to build up its civilian government structure.
Bremer said it is critical that he discuss the ideas first with the Governing Council, and the White House concern is that it not be seen as imposing a plan -- and a new government structure -- on Iraq.
It said it was, "looking forward to working with the Boundary Committee and stakeholders to ensure that any future local government structure proposed for Devon is well thought through, financially viable and does not pose a threat to services or taxpayers".
Again, I think from the viewpoint of the President and the team here, it is to align -- it is more so to align the priorities of our government with a structure that is able to more efficiently and adequately address those problems.
The government says any new structure would operate outside the national joint council framework which governs pay and conditions for local government employees.
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So in September 2008, both were seized by the government in a legal structure called conservatorship.
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But the real problem is the rigid structure of government spending mandated by the constitution.
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The government hopes the new structure will increase the accountability of law enforcers.
Instead, the amount of power ceded by Whitehall would vary with each city's choice of how to structure its government.
Again, I am unconvinced because the structure of government-provided education suggests otherwise.
It will be the task of a joint commission to draft a basic law for Bangsamoro that sets out the structure of government.
With his eye on Peru's social problems, Mr Toledo has pledged to reform the structure of government spending, raising education's share to 30% of the budget.
The immediate reason is that in many countries the state is now so bloated that, even without changing the basic structure of government, it could be made much more efficient.
As far as the defeat of the Taliban is concerned, they are defeated, they are gone - as a movement, as a government, as a structure, a political structure, a religious structure - they are not there.
Every time we hear trendy slogans such as "global village, " "world economy, " or "international cooperation, " Americans should remember that other nations have no familiarity with or understanding of our Bill of Rights or our federal structure of government with separate state laws.
So things like tax deduction, things like fringe benefits that you get through your employer, the structure of government benefits, like Social Security, structurally, women of color are least likely to benefit from all of those types of wealth-building effects because of the types of jobs they have.
If an organization like MITRE, that does complex consulting, often for highly secret government projects, can structure an ecosystem that supports such collaborative consulting then surely most any kind of organization can thrive by creating the social structure that benefits all stakeholders, including their customers, employees, vendors and the media that covers their sector.
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The fund collaborated with the Russian government and Fannie Mae to structure a law establishing private-property underpinnings for asset-backed mortgages.
Scottish Labour has, frankly, vacillated over a prolonged period with regard to the overall method and structure of local government finance.
France is supporting the former head of a state-owned firm to be the chairwoman of EADS, even as the company works to simplify its ownership structure and reduce government interference.
They may appreciate the government's simpler tariff structure now.
But that tends to be the nature of most of the biggest changes that have been made to the Constitution: affecting the rights and behavior of citizens as opposed to the structure of the government itself.
In their current form, European corporate states tend to be more informal than their predecessors, drawing on mutually supporting networks of labor, industry and government leaders without the explicit structure of Mussolini's cartels or Roosevelt's code authorities.
The bitter irony of this entire endeavor was that a supposedly small government candidate gutted the local structure of GOTV efforts in favor of a centralized, faceless organization in a far off place (in this case, their Boston headquarters).
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"I think that to have now the possibility of a unity government in which the most important parties are engaged ... is very, very important and I hope that they will be able to move the process of internal dialogue with this structure in the government, " he said.
It's about having a viable credible alternative and a structure that holds the government to account.
In addition, the government is due to review its structure of social charges, as well as its public-pension rules.
The proposed changes to Gloucestershire County Council's structure plan follow a government panel's report on the draft plan in March 2004.
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Which is not to say that there aren't some serious questions to be asked about the institutional structure chosen by the government for closing this particular stable door.
Mr Cooper said, given the cuts imposed by central government, "this new structure will help us to do our utmost to protect frontline services in the interest of local people".
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