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Gordon D. Johndroe, a spokesman for the National Security Council, said the interagency review covered anti-Taliban and counternarcotics activities as well as efforts to counter extremism and to integrate the central government with local and provincial governments.
Doing so will necessitate including new feeder gas lines and interconnections to better integrate the Central and Southeast European region, including stemming from TAP.
Quantum physics has opened the door to consciousness; now it needs to look beyond its boundaries to integrate the central role of consciousness.
The ECB makes the arrangements to integrate the central banks of the Member States joining the euro area into the ESCB.
Charlemagne integrated the central and the local administration by regularizing and expanding the use of missi dominici, royal agents charged with making regular circuits through specifically defined territorial entities to announce the king's will, to gather information on the performance of local officials, and to correct abuses.
They have helped integrate the countries of Central and Eastern Europe into the European Union and into the trans-Atlantic security of NATO.
Alcohol has a potent activating effect on the HPA axis as well as on neuroimmune signaling; therefore, these effects may integrate the responses of the central nervous system (CNS) to alcohol and stress (figure 6).
It integrates the both central and peripheral metabolic pathways and it regulates the energy balance [ 10].
In this context, the present investigation allowed us to integrate the physiologic behavior of central and peripheral cardiovascular compartments with metabolic alterations in an experimental animal model.
Various network protocols were used to integrate the system devices into one central control system managing in this way to compensate for the differences between chemical and electrical subunits.
The construction process of the concrete item formulations to integrate the referred subconstructs addressed a central shortcoming of some of the existing inventories: the lack of clarity concerning the targeted subconstructs (e.g. mixed contents) and/or the inappropriateness of the formulations for self-assessment in adolescents (e.g. too complicated).
