Yes, a transfer of responsibility would upset the delicate war-zone power balance between the State and Defense Departments.
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The name is 'bugger all' spelt backwards, but appeared in print as Llaregyb so as not to offend delicate post-war sensibilities.
The decision, prompted by security concerns, comes at an especially delicate time: The war between Assad's regime and the rebels in Syria is threatening to destabilize a border that has remained relatively calm for four decades.
"The whole timing of it was delicate and the war kinda made it worse," Pedro said.
"That is the delicate post-cold-war equation we face".
Aslam approaches themes of religious devotion, nationalism, and war with delicate ambivalence.
Elsewhere, isolated prints will bring you to a stop: Kokoschka's lithographic rendering of his face as a large, sculptural chunk, seemingly half-flayed; Dix's small and delicate but unrelenting etchings "War Cripples" and "Syphilitic"; and two Beckmann self-portraits.
The regime has kept the country in a delicate position of no war with, but also no surrender to, Israel (which occupies the Golan Heights), and has pursued close co-operation with Lebanese and Palestinian resistance movements as well as emerging regional powers such as Turkey and Iran.
Although he was an "unremittingly hearty man", he suffered from delicate health following the war.
In the meantime, Mr Selfridge re-established its reputation as Downton's racier cousin with the introduction of two intriguing new characters, both well calculated to upset the delicate balance of pre-war society.
