Stephen Horn Quotations

We found that 70 percent of these activities are still in progress, ... Yet even with the additional weight placed on these criteria, more than half of the 24 departments and agencies earned 'A's' this quarter. Just as you would not grade college seniors on the same set of criteria expected of college juniors, our expectations for this quarter rose.

One or two of us will represent each alderman. Dan Camp wants two or three.

No one can predict what might, or might not, happen once the clock ticks past midnight this New Year's Eve. The only certainty is that this January 1 deadline cannot be extended.

If this goes through, we will meet with the aldermen biweekly and have dinner one night a week.

Bush wouldn't appoint anyone to that position that didn't share his same beliefs and value system, ... Anyone whom Bush entrusts with that position is certainly fine with me.

Other than New York City, these local housing authorities had no plan to warn their tenants of the potential risk to their health and safety.

We've talked to Camp and four aldermen and got positive feedback.

We have come a long way since we began examining this enormous technological challenge four years ago,

Today, nearly four weeks after the presidential election, the administrator says he's still unable to ascertain a winner, ... Those charged with implementing this law must carefully consider the implications of their decisions and the precedents they establish.

The department does have a contingency plan, ... but the plan is worthless because it has not been tested.

We've been working on this since March, when they began running for office.

Without dramatic improvements, the nation's air traffic could face serious disruptions for an extended period after Dec. 31, 1999,

But the new office is much more aware of the university. We want to ensure that awareness.

This type of expansion will only benefit the students.

Once again billions of taxpayer dollars were lost to waste fraud and mismanagement.

Good progress has been made, ... but there are still critical systems to fix.

The concern is that until all of these systems are compliant, government agencies cannot begin their program-wide testing,