He noted that the detectives could still aid the task force — the oldest joint venture between the two agencies — without "being in the same physical space" as the F.B.I. agents.
Desperate to beat back the 'cancer' of socialism from its doorstep, the US aided a military task force to overthrow Castro, which landed south of Havana at the Bay of Pigs in 1961.
Since G.M. took $13.4 billion in federal aid, however, the Obama task force has exerted greater control over the carmaker's support of Delphi.
The American task force, aided by the information from Pakistan, has been penetrating eastern Iran from Afghanistan in a hunt for underground installations.
The task force, aided by air power, initially advanced quickly though North Korean resistance was heavy.
From 2001 to 2004, Ms. Taft was director of the United Nations Bureau for Crisis Prevention and Recovery, and in 2002, she led the United Nations task force for aid in Afghanistan.
Despite Washington's aid in creating an anticorruption task force, no high-level figures have been indicted, although there has been some prosecutions of municipal officials.
The article also misstated the source of $35 million to $40 million that a NATO official said would finance a task force to aid the effort.
While he is creating a task force to aid municipalities that have to restructure their finances and has taken on a portion of local Medicaid costs, he has also emphasized steps aimed at deferring pain — in addition to the pension plan, he has allowed some municipalities to accelerate future state aid payments, receiving more now and less later.
The more aggressive plan was developed in recent weeks with the aid of President Obama's task force on autos, which on March 30 rejected GM's earlier viability plan and also forced out former Chief Executive G. Richard Wagoner.
Published Monday in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, the proposed decision aid was drawn up by an American Society of Clinical Oncology task force on value in cancer care.
