But his arrival seems likely to deepen a rift between Libya and the international criminal court (ICC).
A once-retired general leading a sweeping offensive against Islamists has been named Libyan army chief, an official said Monday, in a move expected to deepen divisions in the conflict-riven country.
In day-nighters (more rare at Lord's than elsewhere due to planning restrictions), I like to spend half an hour in the Compton Stand as dusk falls, to watch the blush pink brickwork deepen to bloody scarlet as it retreats a little, the artificial floodlights creating a new palette for our eyes to appreciate.
We then want to deepen our relationships with these campaigners and get them more involved in our work, for example by taking other types of action such as meeting with their local MP and parliamentary candidates.
Lee Glendinning, editor of Guardian US, said: "It is an incredible privilege to lead Guardian US as we continue to cover the stories that matter to our American audience and to deepen our engagement with readers around the world.
Having an on-set entomologist helped deepen meanings in the film, and Strickland was particularly struck by the rich, strange language of lepidoptera.
Harris said the ties were only likely to deepen as technology moves ever more of our communications on line.
With climate change increasing the risks of these disasters, and squeezing finite resources, McFarlane fears that these triple injustices will only deepen.
Demonising Powell doesn't help to deepen our understanding.
Cameron is expected to use the occasion to show that the coalition is committed to delivering the pledge, outlined by the leaders of the three main UK parties in the final days of the campaign, to deepen Scotland's devolution settlement.
The Orbán government has also been reproached for intimidating independent civic groups, including corruption watchdogs and minority advocates, and for its efforts to deepen ties with Russia.
