The US envisaged "a broad and protracted American role in managing the reconstruction of the country... with a continued role for thousands of US troops there for years to come", in "defence of the country's oil fields", which would eventually be "privatised" along with "other supporting industries".
Collectively, the findings on the role of 5-HT1B receptons on cocaine self-administration strongly support the idea that there is a functional switch from a facilitatory role during maintenance of self-administration to an inhibitory role during protracted abstinence.
Over the course of a career or a protracted global initiative, the role that "luck" plays decreases and the optimization of outcomes because of strategic clarity and improved skill level increases.
Indeed, emerging data underscore the role of excessive or protracted innate immune signaling in the pathogeneses of autoimmune and autoinflammatory rheumatic diseases [ 83- 85], which has been linked to dysregulation of critical miRNAs.
The Obama camp would also have to figure out former President Bill Clinton's role in the months and years to come — a tricky task, perhaps, given that the arrangement of his speaking role at the convention was a protracted, somewhat clumsy affair.
The announcement of the coalition, known in Arabic as Iraqiya, was postponed several times, delays that officials in the coalition attributed to rivalries among its leaders and protracted negotiations over who would take the most prominent roles.
The transfer of programme supervision and ARV procurement roles as well as corresponding budgets was protracted and took time to resolve.
Noradrenergic transmission in the extended amygdala: role in increased drug-seeking and relapse during protracted drug abstinence.
The administration of George W. Bush played a central role in negotiating an end to Sudan's protracted civil war, setting the stage for the 2011 referendum that split the south from the north.
