As Egypt and Israel struggle over Sinai, Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip, has been trying to insert itself, offering to form a joint security committee with Egypt.
The model's main differences are the game's ability to insert itself into players' social streams, to charge on a freemium basis, and to maintain the save states of players' games on remote servers.
"Looking at Somalia, ISIL is trying to insert itself and then may threaten to move into Kenya," Rose Gottemoeller, the State Department's undersecretary for arms control and international security, said at a roundtable in Johannesburg this month.
That would seem to play into Afghan fears that Pakistan's military intelligence agency, the I.S.I., is attempting to insert itself into the peace process to influence the course of Afghan power.
The semiautomatic probe will need a sophisticated guidance and control system to insert itself into the right orbit to reach a target moving at 28,000 km/h.
However, these symptoms are not always related to the micro-inserts itself but to other underlying gynecologic conditions (endometriosis, adenomyosis, or others), which could erroneously indicate the implant surgical removal [2, 4].
However, the USTelecom president, Walter McCormick, said the regulator's decision to "insert itself into how video should be delivered to American consumers is unlikely to serve consumers or competition".
This year, it has used old ties to North Korea to insert itself in the debate over rogue states; and, in 1999, the special Russian-Serbian relationship gave Moscow its chance to play a key role in bringing an end to the war over Kosovo.
As physical goods e-commerce takes off on the phone, I expect Apple to try to insert itself into the great money river flowing through its platform.
So the court was doing what this court said, in the McPherson vs. Blacker case, that it cannot do, is allow itself to insert itself or the Florida Constitution, above what is required by Article II, Section 1, of the Constitution.
