...commitment to the space program, and with comparable funding ? Agencies seem to have been nonresponsive to past efforts on the part of both Federal and State...consumers should replace traditional competitive behavior m the interests of early childhood services. Recently a friend of mine, Norman Lourie, commissioner...

...commitment to the space program, and with comparable funding ? Agencies seem to have been nonresponsive to past efforts on the part of both Federal and State...early childhood services. Recently a friend of mine, Norman Lourie, commissioner of welfare from Pennsylvania, described it so graphically — far better...

...overriding national processes, we will have no solution and no movement. It reminds me of that old line that everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die. In this case, everybody wants to enjoy the benefits of nuclear technology, in commerce and business...

...want to conclude my opening round of questioning just by making the point that the problem we have is that everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die. A lot of people like the idea of nuclear power, but they don't like the idea of the product that is...

...the deficit, everybody really wants to, and says we ought to. It is a little bit like the old saying that everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die. I personally believe that we ought to try to reach our Gramm-Rudman targets. I personally believe there...

...compliant person, only by a motivated one, and getting that best effort is the job of management. It seems that everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die, and wanting motivated workers is not the same thing as being prepared to do what is required to motivate...

...agenda in the belief that other States should take the lead. This approach is akin to the old line that "everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die." Despite the prodding of the NAIC leadership, this may be an unavoidable scenario. As the Chairman well...

...thing is Neither are You. February 18, 1997 Parti A Call from God Chapter One There's an old saying that everybody wants to go to Heaven but nobody wants to die. That's how it was for me, anyway. I drove a Mercedes because I was told it was the safest car in a...

...and what constitutes ethical behavior, and this is what we explored in part I. There is an expression that everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die. Much the same is true of our society's approach to ethics. We all want to be ethical people. Our problem...

...it wouldn't be so frightful, would it? The famous prizefighter Joe Louis has been quoted as saying that everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die. I've used that in many of my sermons." —Don DeLillo, Americana The great irony exposed in chapter...