In a presentation to the Asia Society last week, John Park, a director of the Korea Working Group at the Belfer Center, pointed out the Kim had been entirely consistent in his desire to obtain a nuclear deterrent, which, in addition to safeguarding his regime, would enable North Korea to avoid a costly conventional-arms race and focus on economic development.
These interactive effects of different forms of disturbance illustrate the value of process-based modeling approaches for exploring the spatial dynamics of multiple disturbance processes, but highlight the difficulty of identifying an optimum disturbance regime that would enable conservation objectives to be achieved.
Or, if it was able to advise you that keeping to a specific exercise regime for a week, would enable you to go up the stairs more comfortably.
Killing them in such a manner would enable the regime to absolve itself of any responsibility, as it would enable it to place the blame on foreign intelligence agencies.
This would enable the development of safe, personalised treatment and prophylactic regimes for migraine in the community.
17 Thus, in principle, the use of this biointerlayer mimic would enable the detection of CO in the single-molecule regime.
And even as Schmidt continues to officially blast the patent regime as a barrier to innovation, his company is actively acquiring patents that would enable it to launch lawsuits of its own.
Hain probably thought his struggles against the apartheid regime in South Africa - which, at one point, almost put him in jail - would enable him to convince most of the party of his radicalism.
Such steps would enable any nuclear deal while tempering premature market enthusiasm for doing business with a dangerous regime and preserving a key element of U.S. leverage against Iran.
The justification for the invasion of Iraq was based on the patently false premises that the regime of Saddam Hussein was actively aiding terrorists and was developing weapons of mass destruction and delivery systems that would enable the WMDs to be used against the U.S. As the war dragged on, the Bush Administration repeatedly asserted it was "better to fight them there than here".
