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The enhanced role of non-state actors with respect to terrorism would have to be addressed.

If nothing else, the enhanced role of these councils signals a growing national movement to give the laity a bigger voice in response to the crisis.

There are certainly some improvements; the enhanced role of the guardian of safe working, the protection for whistleblowers, and the improved provision for female doctors are welcome.

There were, moreover, serious problems of ideology (the enhanced role of the market came into conflict with traditional Marxist views) and bureaucratic resistance.

He spoke of the "enhanced role of women on our executive board," noted the inclusion of contemporary athletes, praised alleged advances in testing for drugs, alluded to healing gestures between the two Koreas, between Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the inclusion of athletes from East Timor.

Mr Dorman also welcomes the reduction in one- and two-star generals, respectively from 26 to 18 and from ten to six, resulting from the merger of two commands.There is most scepticism about the enhanced role of the reserve, which is to expand to an active pool of 30,000.

As for whistleblowing, over the last quarter-century numerous mechanisms for revealing waste, fraud and abuse have been created, like the proliferation of strengthened inspectors general and anonymous hot lines and the greatly enhanced roles of Congressional investigatory subcommittees and the General Accounting Office.

Out of that grew the enhanced role for the Group of 20. "The G-20 is a harbinger of global governance in the 21st century," Mr. Sarkozy said in his keynote address here on Wednesday.

The Liberal Democrat MP Tom Brake called for an enhanced role for the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation to investigate the intelligence services in the interim.

The potential benefits identified in Table 1 therefore form the basis of an enhanced role for S&T networks in DRR.

Britain pulled back from the Gulf in the early 1970s, but with the US focusing more of its attention on the Asia-Pacific region, the UK envisages an enhanced role east of Suez in the Gulf, the Near East and north Africa, and the new base is part of that strategy.