bonnie cohen造句

• Bonnie Cohen, 48, attended the Woodstock festival.
• Bonnie Cohen, State Department under secretary for management, said the agency is trying to educate all countries about the problem.
• Through the decades, noted Assistant Interior Secretary Bonnie Cohen, " the Lincoln Memorial has become more than a monument to a great leader.
• Powell met, among others, with Undersecretary of State Thomas Pickering; Marc Grossman, director general of the foreign service; and Bonnie Cohen, the undersecretary for management.
• Bonnie Cohen, an Interior Department assistant secretary, said at the same hearing that Babbitt, an Arizona native, apparently had switched his official residence to Washington.
• Foti, who become a courier only 14 months ago, was praised by Undersecretary of State Bonnie Cohen, who said he " quickly distinguished himself as a true professional.
• Among them, the officials said, is Albright's choice to be undersecretary of state for management, Bonnie Cohen, who is now serving as an assistant secretary at the Interior Department.
• In a January 1998 budget review concerning embassy construction funding, which included Undersecretary of State for Management Bonnie Cohen and other senior officials, Ms . Bushnell's request was not seriously considered, officials acknowledged.
• Undersecretary of State State Bonnie Cohen said that her department welcomed the reports and said that the conclusions were " deserving of serious consideration " and would be studied by Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
• A documentary film, " Hell of a Nation ", produced and directed by Tamara Gould, Bonnie Cohen, and John Schenk, and aired on PBS's " Wide Angle " series covered the Afghan constitutional process in detail.
• "The federal government holds public lands in a trust so that this generation, and those who will follow us, can enjoy both their beauty and their bounty, " said Bonnie Cohen, assistant secretary for policy, management and budget at the Interior Department.
• "It's a basic concept from Law 101 : the party with the burden of proof has got to prove something, " said Bonnie Cohen, a lawyer from San Francisco who for more than 15 years has represented airlines in suits resulting from plane crashes.