But Mr. Arafat and his supporters deny he is responsible for the attacks, and say the accusations are intended to lay the groundwork for ousting him, dismantling the Palestinian Authority and undermining prospects for peace talks.
Speaking at the opening of the annual week of talks, which are intended to lay the ground work for the UN's next major climate summit in Poland later this year, the head of the UN's climate change secretariat, Christiana Figueres, warned diplomats they "must do more and do it faster".
These perspectives are intended to lay the foundation for an improved understanding of interlinked mechanisms controlling transfection and toxicity and their translation for improved engineering of polycation-based transfectants.
The agreement was intended to lay down broad principles, leaving the details to be worked out later.
His rhetoric in support of democracy was intended to lay the groundwork for that effort, not as a reason to go to war in the first place.
Published in 1942, Beveridge's report was intended to lay the groundwork for a new social compact once the fighting ended (and, presumably, the Allies emerged triumphant).
One of the speakers, Muna Sahli, a university professor, said the conference, which was aimed at housewives, was intended to lay the base for democracy in a society that had been closed and monitored by the government for decades.
His trip closely follows the publication of the latest of his more than 25 books, "What I Believe," which is intended to lay out his philosophy in simple terms.
The EU initiative is intended to lay the infrastructure for the sort of electric car boom envisaged by Norway and the Netherlands, which both plan to completely phase out vehicles with diesel engines by 2025.
Today, three of the computer industry's leaders, I.B.M., Microsoft and Sun Microsystems, are developing software that is intended to lay the groundwork for a broader and more permanent move off the desktop.
But a weekend meeting here of European Union finance ministers that was intended to lay the groundwork for that plan revealed the continued difficulty of reaching consensus among the 27 member states — even on measures to which they have already agreed in principle.
