Given the inability of these two allies to agree, Sierra Leone's hopes for the speedy establishment of a special court appear illusory.
Given the inability to effectively treat ependymomas with current standard practices, researchers have focused their efforts on evaluating chromosomal alterations, genetic expression profiles, epigenetic events, and molecular pathways.
In Arvio's collection, race is often awkwardly rendered, seemingly "untranslatable" given the inability of English or at least the English that is suitably accessible to Arvio to convey subtle meanings of racialized culture.
In other words, given the inability to blind participants to study condition, we cannot rule out that this awareness may have influenced their perception and/or detection of a treatment effect.
It can be challenged in court, but that is a difficult task in most cases, given the inability of a targeted person to return to Britain for any proceedings.
Although deaths by drone strikes in Syria are very hard to confirm categorically, given the inability to collect evidence on the ground, there is confidence that Jones has died.
Given the inability of the divided Congress to pass much legislation this year, it seems a lot to ask lawmakers to suddenly come up with potentially groundbreaking bills on issues they have struggled with for years.
He runs the party organisation and should in theory be the Scottish party leader, given the inability of the national leadership to appoint a shadow Scottish secretary, the usual Tory political leader north of the border.
Given the inability of G4S to fulfil its Olympic contract, and the proven inadequacy of the UK Border Agency to control the frontiers, might not a solution be to reorientate the military towards the home front.
Ms. Nichols said that given the inability of the international bureaucracy or the United States Congress to move decisively on global warming, the job would increasingly fall to the states and local governments.
And if we find the Iranians are moving weapons that will end up harming American troops, we'll deal with it". Asked about the quality of U.S. intelligence on Iran's nuclear programs, Bush acknowledged a "certain skepticism" given the inability to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq that he and U.S. intelligence agencies said were there.
