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Bush administration officials and Asian leaders worked to develop a common strategy on North Korea's nuclear program.
Yet even as they celebrate the Atlantic powers' greatest achievement, many will be mourning their greatest debacle: the failure to forge a common strategy on Iraq.
Bush administration officials struggled today to develop a common strategy on North Korea with Asian partners amid increasing signs of criticism by South Korea, Japan and China that Washington was being too confrontational in its approach.
A1 Strategy on North Korea Bush administration officials struggled to develop a common strategy on North Korea with Asian and Pacific partners amid increasing signs of criticism that Washington was being too confrontational.
Last Thursday, the SDLP leader, John Hume, and the Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, met to discuss a common strategy on policing, as well as the arrest of three alleged IRA men in Colombia.
South Korea, whose incumbent president and president-elect are both ardent advocates of economic support and engagement with North Korea, is being watched closely by Washington, which seeks assurances that South Korea will work with the United States to develop a common strategy on the issue of nuclear proliferation by North Korea.
This is a common strategy of nonstarter LAB that rely on starter CEP-producing strains for casein hydrolysis [ 33].
A common strategy for updating knowledge on a given clinical problem, as the basis for changing clinical practice, is to conduct a systematic review of the literature.
Through their discussions, participants at the IMPC/InfraCoMP workshop agreed on a common strategy to undertake phenotyping of embryonic lethal lines, based on a flexible, tiered approach where an initial screen to determine the approximate stage of death and reporter gene expression analysis is followed by detailed embryo, extra-embryonic and perinatal phenotyping.
Unless the big powers agree on a common strategy for the future of both Pakistan and Afghanistan, a disaster far greater than the flooding and the damage afflicted by insurgents is bound to happen.
Mr. Erdogan said that he also invited Mesud Barzani, the leader of the Kurdish regional administration in northern Iraq, to join talks on a common strategy for tackling the militants.
