With U.N. and Lebanese forces "packed along the border," she said, "we are looking at a much more expanded battle in all senses of the word". "We are covering every square inch," said Maj. S.K. Misra, a spokesman for the battalion of India's 3/11 Gurkha Rifles corps that patrols southeastern Lebanon.
WASHINGTON -- Both major political parties predicted an expanded battle for control of Congress in the months ahead following Wednesday's Supreme Court decision to end aggregate limits on big donors.
The Kurds have vast energy resources that they need help in exporting, and the region needs a strategic and capable participant in the expanding battle against extremism.
The amendment was defeated, 51 to 43, with most Republicans joining the majority leader in opposition, The explanation of that startling turnabout involves an expanding battle over foreign policy matters between Mr. Dole and Senator Richard G. Lugar, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, who was the main sponsor of the Philippine aid proposal.
In a move that underlined the intense global appetite for Australia's mineral wealth, New Hope had earlier on Friday joined a bidding war for Macarthur with a $3.4 billion bid that expanded the battle for Macarthur to a three-way global tug-of-war involving rival bids from companies in the United States and Hong Kong.
Later, Jodi Sharp, another lawyer, briefed Felder on the expanding legal battle between Gest and Minnelli.
In seeking a court order against its rival in the two large European markets, Samsung indicated a more aggressive stance in its expanding patent battle with Apple.
Congress has not authorized the president to expand the battle to include rogue states unless they are clearly linked to the Sept. 11 attacks.
A wave of killings is sweeping the Russian republic of Kabardino-Balkaria as Islamist insurgents expand their battle across the strife-ridden North Caucasus.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio — Republicans are expanding the battle for the House into districts that Democrats had once considered relatively safe, while Democrats began a strategy of triage on Monday to fortify candidates who they believe stand the best chance of survival.
As a new and glaring rift emerges between the White House and America's allies over how to pursue the next phase of the war on terrorism, something odd has happened: President Bush and his top aides now seem to welcome, even to egg on, the sharp differences prompted by Mr. Bush's determination to expand his battle against what he calls "evil" regimes.
