Recognizing the potential danger of a unified Kurdish opposition and a chance to exploit their divisions, Mr. Assad offered long-sought citizenship rights to tens of thousands of Kurds and invited Kurdish leaders to the negotiating table.
Russia is itself in serious economic trouble, but its leaders remain keen to exploit any chance to reassert their influence in the region.
The collapse of royal authority after 1640 brought an end to censorship, and publishers saw their chance to exploit the intense interest in politics by issuing newsbooks.
But these experts say that neighboring states like Syria and Iran are itching to exploit any chance to begin upsetting American plans to create a client state on their borders, a chance that would only materialize if the Americans failed to deliver on their promises.
There are some concerns among coaches that athletes could try to exploit the chance to graduate early and transfer without having to sit out for a season.
He does very well to get to it and turns the ball into the Epoch of Unlight Kharkiv area but no one can exploit the chance.
Whether Iraq's embattled, impoverished regime can exploit the chance is another question.After ten years of soul-and-body-destroying sanctions, imposed by the United Nations, Mr Hussein can point to encouraging signs of siege fatigue.
Influential figures around Ed Miliband are urging him to exploit the chance to embarrass Cameron by backing a referendum, but Tuesday's shadow cabinet meeting was expected to endorse the policy of opposing the amendment.
Influential figures around Miliband are urging him to exploit the chance to embarrass Cameron by backing a referendum, but Tuesday's shadow cabinet meeting was expected to endorse the policy of opposing the amendment.
He was aghast when Maxi Rodriguez failed to exploit a chance in front of an open goal that had been shaped by Steven Gerrard, the Argentine hitting the cross-bar from a back-sloping stance when a simple prod forward would have done some potentially shattering business.
