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It is also a sector of the Afghan economy that the Obama administration hopes to uproot, and thereby demonstrate progress resulting from the so-called Afghan surge, which thus far has shown mixed results.
Who, exactly, is trying to obstruct the will of the majority here?Carlton Getz Salt Lake City* SIR – I get a little hot when I hear complaints about the lack of progress resulting from Barack Obama's approach to foreign policy ("Time to get tough", January 16th).
Especially given the pressure of international progress resulting from the OSPARCOM agreements and the EU TGD 2002, you recognised how essential it was not to be left behind.
Karzai would consistently tell senior U.S. visitors that America had "failed in Afghanistan," and he refused to "acknowledge any meaningful progress resulting from U.S. contributions".
But for us, it is major progress resulting from many educational sessions, meetings and seminars with potential care-giving families.
But in reality the European Union is still vacillating between these two poles: on the one hand, the lack of progress resulting from the thinking and the interests of the national States, and on the other the zeal and enthusiasm arising from the desire to complete the construction of the European Union.
Additional progress resulted from the use of EG as a CPA for embryos from domestic species.
This progress resulted from lobbying and innovative interventions from HIV/AIDS activists, civil society organizations, and international organizations.
Experts say such progress results from a number of social and economic factors that have helped bring the decrease in crime and are benefiting from it.
Whatever the explanation, one of the evangelicals' most appealing qualities is their belief that material progress results from God's favor.
Much of this progress results from the increased availability of human islets and human pancreatic tissue to a large number of scientists and efforts by scientists to translate information from cell lines and animal models into human tissues and samples.
