Distrust of foreign sponsors, in particular, supports the value of having policies and funding mechanisms in place to enable access in low- and middle-income countries, particularly among trial volunteers, to HIV vaccines that demonstrate efficacy in clinical trials, once approved and licensed [ 6].
A publisher might recommend a young novelist to a literary editor, they might acquire a readership, an interview or two might take place, and a small lecture tour of foreign parts, sponsored by the kindly British Council.
He warns that there is a plethora of radical clerics making a name for themselves and earning considerable sums of money from foreign sponsors, promoting extremist views in Britain.
On Dec. 15, fighting erupted in Juba that has swiftly spread beyond the capital along ethnic faultlines, exposing the failure of national reconciliation efforts, the limited influence of generous foreign sponsors and the reluctance of rebel fighters-turned-statesmen to give up the tactics of bush conflict.
Beyond addressing questions of sovereign immunity, the new Senate bill would amend the 1990 Anti-Terrorism Act "so that civil suits against foreign sponsors of terrorism can be held accountable in US courts where their conducts contribute to an attack that kills an American".
In addition to addressing questions of sovereign immunity, the bill would amend the 1990 Anti-Terrorism Act "so that civil suits against foreign sponsors of terrorism can be held accountable in US courts where their conducts contribute to an attack that kills an American.
The fact is that hardliners, both inside Bashar Assad's regime and within the motley ranks of the rebels, and among foreign sponsors backing both sides, remain more determined not to budge than the moderate voices that the talks were meant to empower.The Syrian National Coalition, the main opposition body in exile, has been flip-flopping over whether to attend talks.
The latest indication of unease is the abrupt expulsion from the United Arab Emirates of foreign-sponsored groups that promote political reform.
In 1993 in Chile, Generals Contreras and Espinoza were sentenced to seven and six years, respectively, in prison for the crime, one of the worst cases of foreign-sponsored terrorism on American soil.
Mr. Bush tried for the first time to describe at length how he believes ordinary life must change in a country that is not accustomed to facing a serious threat of foreign-sponsored violence on its shores.
On the other hand, it would leave open the possibility of foreign-sponsored cyberattacks on Americans, like the one that he asked Russian intelligence to perform against Clinton back in July (another supposed joke).
