If done right, such a war could shrink Al Qaeda's influence -- but Al Qaeda is a separate enemy that will have to be fought separately, and will remain a threat even if Saddam is ousted.
There are two parts to the jihadist narrative which give it its power and which must be fought separately.
Democrats, who are also eager to extend unemployment pay, were reluctant to embrace the idea of resolving the payroll tax fight separately.
"They are going to drag the Shiites into a fight". Separately, Maliki announced plans to reshuffle his cabinet in the next two weeks, a move he has promised for months.
Add to the Alliance vote the 9% given separately to its components the Radicals and Frepaso in provinces where they fought separately, and this is surely not defeat, it is rout.In the lower house, the president's party had held 131 of 257 seats.
His policies — like health care, saving the auto industry, raising mileage standards and "Race to the Top" in education — were discrete initiatives in the right direction, but each was fought separately, often in Congressional cloakrooms, and never synthesized into a whole that voters could fully appreciate or be inspired to get out of their chairs to support.
As primarily the case in Iraq, Alawite soldiers and Sunni fighters could fight separately in different parts of the country as a temporary measure.
He and Ala made a pact to live and fight separately, to avoid being killed or captured at the same time.
Theresa May, the home secretary, said it would be business as usual in the coalition because the referendum result need not change the way the coalition operates: She told the Today programme: Of course we are different parties, and we continue as different parties to fight elections separately.
