The opposition has also planned a substantial counter-offensive on pro-regime lines south-west of the city, as well as other offensives in Hama and Latakia which would seek to draw regime resources away from any Aleppo operation".
"North Korea will move closer to this goal, as well as increase the threat it poses to US forces and Allies in the region, if it continues testing and devoting scarce regime resources to these programmes.
In the higher capacity regime, resource partitioning gains diminish because macro UEs achieving high capacities typically lie outdoors, well protected from interfering HeNBs through walls, so that the dominant interference for such macro UEs originates from other eNBs.
The regime's resources -- a mix of Western military aid and oil revenues -- give it up the upper hand.
To make this scenario the most likely outcome, outside support for Syrians should be limited to targeted economic sanctions and disinvestment, drying up the regime's resources and hastening its demise.
The implication is that Mr Jang was undercutting its reformist efforts.The trial statement is rich with references to Mr Jang's taking advantage of a position which allowed him to control the regime's resources and money.
In the first decades of the Soviet regime, these resources made possible great economic advances, including the rapid development of mining, metallurgy, and heavy engineering, the expansion of the railway network, and a massive increase in the energy supply.
The Syrian regime's resources are stretched thin and the rate of desertion among its military is increasing; in short, it is running out of manpower to face the myriad opposition factions in set-piece battles.
Instead, Kurdish factions opted for a "third way", which has seen the PYD – the leftist Kurdish party who oversees the women's militias – consolidate control over swathes of northeastern Syria, as the regime expended resources fighting insurgents elsewhere in the country.
That revolution set up a competition between Shiite Iran and Sunni Saudi Arabia for who was the real leader of the Muslim world, and it triggered a surge in oil prices that gave both fundamentalist regimes the resources to export their brands of puritanical Islam, through mosques and schools, farther than ever.
The four countries face similar challenges in expanding their testing regimes: insufficient resources and infrastructure, shortage of adequately trained staff, and difficulties with referral and follow-up.
