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Meanwhile, former Prime Minister Tony Blair has said enduring controversy over the decision to invade Iraq in 2003 should not stop politicians from helping the Syrian people.

None of the lawmakers asking questions pressed the point and the details of the decision are an enduring mystery.

A3 THE MIDEAST -- President Bush's initiative for peace in the Middle East, and with it his attempt to build support among Arabs for his declared war on terrorism, may become another victim of the enduring conflict here, depending on decisions made in the coming days by Israeli and Palestinian leaders.

Others are enduring the long wait for decisions in the spring that can feel interminable.

It highlights a number of trends already evident in the commercial environment (the increasing speed of new product launches and associated decision making, the growth of data available to decision makers, the ability to imbue devices with limited sensing and decision making faculties) and sets this against enduring issues around the limits and efficacy of human decision making.

Another drawback of the executive power strategy is that actions taken unilaterally by the executive branch may not be as enduring as decisions made through acts of Congress signed into law by a president.

Nichols ends up much the poorer, but only after enduring a torturous series of purchasing decisions.

This emphasis on basic, common sense director duties serves as another enduring legacy stemming from Justice Holland's decisions in the area.

This is her right, and few have thought about criticizing the decision, largely because of the enduring grace of the person who has made it.

The year ended with the shock of Royal Opera director Kasper Holten, popular and imaginative but enduring some heavy critical blows, announcing his decision to leave in March 2017.

Beckham's enduring career and global profile ensure his decision to leave the game will make headlines around the world.