United States forces are confronting a broad-based Shiite uprising that goes well beyond supporters of one militant Islamic cleric who has been the focus of American counterinsurgency efforts, United States intelligence officials said Wednesday.
While Mr. Geithner and Mr. Gates tackled two clear irritants in the relationship — China's undervalued currency and the increasingly defiant People's Liberation Army — Mrs. Clinton confronted a broader set of strategic tensions, including China's testy relations with its neighbors and its reluctance to bear down on a belligerent North Korea.
The proposal is also forcing Spain to confront a much broader question that it has never fully answered.
The power of this approach lies in forcing researchers to confront "such a broad range of cases that they must distill out of that diversity a set of common elements that prove to have great explanatory power" [ 23].
But as a nation continues to confront a spectre long denied by broad segments of its people, the towering achievements of this very American woman – our Serena – will surely only grow in stature.
BOX 1 Policy panel for the Scenario 'Pharma food' The challenges The consumer in 2050 is confronted with a broad range of food products to choose from, available 24/7.
Today, a cyber credit system is confronted by a broad range of data, and majority of these data are unstructured: social networking information, such as social network structure and interaction messages; e-market transactions, such as bidding information; business reports and essays; and reputation rating and review comments (Pavlou & Dimoka 2006).
Where Orbán has faced a weakly organized opposition, frustrated by petty infighting within the broader social democratic camp, Kaczynski is confronted with a broad coalition of oppositional forces, as was demonstrated in the large demonstrations against the new media law across Poland this weekend.
Either experimentally or in natural life, these processes are confronted with a broad range of exposure times and temperatures, two inversely related prime determinants of thermal damage: the higher the temperature the shorter the exposure time that is needed to produce a given amount of damage.
