Supporters of the war here have expressed concern that America's principal ally was preparing to pull out just as President Bush and his commanders were arguing for continuation of a large-scale military commitment.
The recent round of criticism is effectively a continuation of a larger debate over the situation in Iraq and who, exactly, is to blame for the rise of IS.
This is the first study that describes 4-year infliximab continuation rates in a large cohort of patients.
Almost the only unpopular thing Aung San Suu Kyi, the opposition leader, has ever done is to declare support for the continuation of a Chinese copper project.Similarly, large-scale Chinese construction projects routinely fall under the suspicion that they are part of a grand strategy.
Cable insists that his overall plan would be more effective than a continuation of Brown's large government spending increases, which are difficult to sustain with a recession looming.
In continuation of these experiments, a large animal disc injury model for intervention in sheep based on hydrogel/cell composites application has already been completed.
The recent rise in the yen is, to a large extent, the continuation of a trend that began several years ago with the global economic crisis, which caused investors to flee to the yen.
The study evaluates the comparative effects of a disorder-specific psychotherapy and a well designed non-specific psychological approach in the acute and continuation treatment phase in a large sample of early-onset chronically depressed patients.
Continuation of REPORTER AT LARGE about the Dodoth, a tribe of pastoralists some twenty thousand in number, who live in the Lokoki district of Uganda.
By Elizabeth Marshall Thomas The New Yorker, May 15 , 1965P. 61 Continuation of REPORTER AT LARGE about the Dodoth, a tribe of pastoralists some twenty thousand in number, who live in the Lokoki district of Uganda.
There was more than enough material, in other words, to tell the story of a president adrift: overshadowed by Bill Clinton and Ben Bernanke at home; uncertain how to respond to strategic failures abroad; and lacking any obvious vision for what a second term might offer the country beyond a continuation of the current large-deficit, slow-growth slog.
