Until now, the American assessment had been that the North could have that capability within five years.
Intelligence officials have warned that North Korea could have the capability to hit the United States with nuclear or chemical-tipped ballistic missiles by that date.
American intelligence analysts have estimated that North Korea could have the capability to hit the United States with nuclear or chemical-tipped ballistic missiles by 2005.
In defining the problem as he did — when Iran could get a weapon, rather than when it could have the capability to build one — he subtly indicated that he and Mr. Netanyahu still saw the problem in very different terms.
Mr Felstead agreed, saying it could have "great capability" as a last line of defence in many situations.
To maximize social welfare, game players could have the capability to consider other players and compromise in all situations.
"I honestly didn't think a phone could have the capability of doing something like that," said Jon Nowinski, director of the Smoking Gun Research Agency (SGRA), a group dedicated to studying the paranormal.
Indeed, such a correlation has been observed in both animals and plants [e.g. [ 11- 15]], although balancing selection, selective sweeps and/or higher mutation than recombination rates [e.g. [ 16, 17]] could have the capability to blur it within a few generations.
In a Sept. 9 campaign speech, Mr. Bush told voters in Ohio: "Remember, Saddam Hussein had the capability of making weapons; he could have passed that capability on to the enemy".
In a Sept. 9 campaign speech, Mr. Bush told voters in Ohio: "Remember, Saddam Hussein had the capability of making weapons; he could have passed that capability on to the enemy". Mr. Kerry, by contrast, has focused on the fact that the illicit weapons have not been found in Iraq as evidence that Mr. Bush's assertions lack credibility.
