The Bush administration now faces the possible disintegration of its peace plan.
This disintegration may be part of the plan, but it also lends the work an unexpected air of immaturity and decreases the viewing pleasure substantially.
Quilliam was set up to address the unique challenges of citizenship, identity, and belonging in a globalised world and is hopeful that today's speech by the Prime Minister will finally set out a nuanced plan to address the disintegration of British minorities.
Icarus (failed innovation; steady economic decline after 2020): characterised by short-term planning, a stagnating economy, disintegration of social fabric, a shortage of goods and services and a declining population.
During the disintegration of Yugoslavia after 1991, Garašanin's plan was used to justify the belief in the existence of a consistent policy, conducted by Serbian politicians over a century and a half, to create a Greater Serbia.
They also questioned whether the plan could lead to Syria's disintegration.
Those gaps, caused by the flag's constant rubbing against the linen backing, spurred the Smithsonian to convene an experts' conference in 1996 to devise a plan to halt the flag's disintegration.
Kanan Makiya ("Present at the Disintegration," Op-Ed, Dec. 12) offers a convoluted plan involving "governorates" and "a committee of expert constitutional lawyers," finding tortuous ways to keep that country's disparate interests from going their separate ways.
Speaking in Edinburgh Mr Salmond said: "What we've seen is the disintegration of the 'No' campaign, a back of an envelope non-plan to cobble something together at the last minute because they're losing this election".
The defeat of Goring at the Battle of Langport on 10 July, along with the subsequent "disintegration" of the new troops in South Wales, led to Charles abandoning this plan.
