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The operation began just days before Secretary of State Colin L. Powell visited Islamabad with the aim in part of securing greater cooperation in cracking down on militants using the tribal areas along the border with Afghanistan.

"We believe that encouraging private investment and growth-promoting measures are a vital part of securing recovery in the EU economy and ensuring the EU can compete globally," a British diplomat said.

One British diplomat said encouraging private investment and growth-promoting measures were a vital part of securing recovery in the EU economy and ensuring the EU could compete globally.

Having seen the Blues secure a 1-0 advantage in the away leg, Chelsea fans might have hoped their side had done the hard part of securing their place in the last 16, where they will now face Steaua Bucharest after the Romanian side beat Ajax on penalties.

The folks gathering this month in Chicago know that we all must be a part of securing that good.

A big part of securing ongoing coverage is about relationships.

He said he had been hired in part to "secure passage" of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, which repealed some of the Glass-Steagall restrictions on banks set after the Great Depression.

Thus, it is most likely that one function of Auroras has evolved, in part, to secure that epigenetic regulators are turned on and off during cell division in a highly synchronized manner, to achieve the proper transfer of genetic-epigenetic material through generations.

In his view Æthelwold was aiming to secure recognition in part of the kingdom of Wessex in order to strengthen his claim to the throne, and he succeeded in gaining the submission of the English rulers of Essex.

Immigration officials have said they expect demand for bed space in jails around the country to increase in coming months and years, in part because of Secure Communities, a new government enforcement program that improves the identification of illegal immigrants and has already contributed to a surge in deportations.

Federal immigration officials have said they expect demand for bed space in jails around the country to increase in coming months and years, in part because of Secure Communities, a new enforcement program that has already contributed to a surge in deportations.