One of the king's ex-wives has appealed to western media organisations to intercede in the case of her three daughters, allegedly virtually imprisoned in the royal compound by their father in Saudi Arabia.
With an eye to achieving this in time for the centenary next July of Bingham's first expedition, Mr García recently led a protest march in Lima, Peru's capital, and published a letter he sent to Barack Obama asking him to intercede in the case.Yale has felt the pressure.
Though the U.S. almost never granted asylum to Guatemalans at the time and the State Department had taken the unusual step of interceding in the case, the Rosal family's lawyer, Enid González Alemán, said she felt hopeful going into trial because they had such an unusually long list of documents detailing the risks her clients would face if deported.
Even if the governor interceded in that case on his behalf, as Mr. Claywell alleges, lawyers say that the statute of limitations on illegal bribes and gratuities usually expires after five years.
Then the hand of fate interceded, in the form of Wendi Deng.
Mr. Cheney personally interceded in the Congressional talks when they became snagged on tax policy.
Mr. Putin had interceded in the parliamentary dispute earlier this week by meeting separately with two former prime ministers, Yevgeny M. Primakov and Sergei V. Kiriyenko.
Mr. Topolanek has denied that he interceded in the broadcast incident, or that his government is marked by corruption.
Garnet established a secret press, which lasted until late 1588, and in 1594 he interceded in the Wisbech Stirs, a dispute between secular and regular clergy.
Earlier this year, even after United States Olympic officials traveled to Havana to plead their case, Cuba denied to grant a waiver to Angel Perez, a canoe-kayaker who had become a United States citizen.The I.O.C. did not intercede in that case.
