A half-century later, as head of the Pakistani Army, he directed the incursion into the Kargil region on the Indian side of Kashmir in 1999, which nearly brought the two countries to war.
Obama has advocated a major American troop buildup in Afghanistan and broached the possibility of more direct American military incursions into Pakistan to tackle terrorist strongholds.
The nature of Roman domination in the East began to change decisively after these wars: in place of influence through embassies, arbitration of disputes, and the occasional military incursion came direct rule.
Cruz, also the son of a Cuban immigrant, used military terms to vow that he would multiply border assets so that "if there's an attempted incursion, you direct the boots on the ground to intercept".
The targets of opportunity within a cell for these types of genetic incursion include direct insertion into the central genome, cellular organelles or cytoplasm.
The Sandinistas were allegedly killed during a cross-border incursion directed against the contra camps.
Also Fig. 8 indicates a potential positive relationship between output and foreign ownership and the incursion of foreign direct investments for the whole region.
The Madras high court's judgment marks a shift in this trend, and is a direct affront to the BJP's incursions into literature and art.
It is also understood the Ocean Protector – which is heavily involved in lifeboat operations – entered Indonesian waters in one of the incursions earlier this year as a direct result of towing a lifeboat.
Last year, President Obama tried to do the same, sending his national security adviser at the time, General James L. Jones to Islamabad to make the point that the Times Square attack came from Taliban-controlled regions of Waziristan, and a more successful attack would force the United States to take direct action, despite Pakistani protests about incursion on their sovereignty.
