We have made significant strides in transitioning to performance-based contracts and we will continue to
push the envelope on acquisition reform to enable us to be flexible, responsive and business savvy."
"The Bush administration is clearly trying to
push the envelope on behalf of prayer in public schools," countered Barry Lynn, head of Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
Dynamic, application-centric data (Web services, dynamic Web applications, business rules and collaboration services) are all beginning to
push the envelope of most media-centric frameworks--slowing the overall acceptance of business-centric portals to a crawl.
"Telecom engineers and network designers are always looking to
push the envelope when it comes to data throughput, but not compromise on space and power consumption," said Tad Keeley, senior product marketing manager for SRAMs at Mitsubishi Electric & Electronics USA, Inc.
The Bush administration's new federal guidelines "
push the envelope" on religion in public schools beyond what the courts have allowed, Americans United charged last month.
He will ensure that the company's core technology platforms remain strong, and that Rohm and Haas researchers continue to
push the envelope of innovation, according to the company.
This can lead to a shortsighted approach to
push the envelope on both the accounting and the business side.
I'd seen Cho's shows before and I knew she could
push the envelope. Well,
push the envelope she did!
Engineering is beginning to
push the envelope on the process and is utilizing aluminum and titanium in some very exciting applications."
The Film Board has always been here to
push the envelope, to push the film language, and this is where we excel, what we are good at.
