But, when I asked him about this episode, he would say only that one of his relatives succeeded in getting to France, while the others found refuge in an Arab country that he refused to name.
Analysis of the car fleet with regard to behavioral changes assumed as realistic shows that relative systems succeed better in offering more consumer groups cars that are eligible for incentives.
The U.S. diplomats aboard Kerry's plane were asked whether the secretary would warn Karzai against trying to position an ally or relative to succeed him, or perhaps seek some way of running for a third term despite the current legal limits.
But if the Miami relatives should succeed, Elian's case would carry on for weeks, if not months, as the full 12-member court reviewed the case.
And though Guatemala's constitution bars close relatives from succeeding the president, Sandra Torres divorced Alvaro Colom to run for president in 2011.
Out of thousands of budding biotechnology companies, only a relative handful have clearly succeeded.
And in a time of relative prosperity, he has succeeded in focusing dark fears about what is happening in mosques across his land.
Sophisticated statistical approaches [ 2- 13], which invoke concepts such as relative birth weight (i.e., birth weight expressed in terms of the population mean and standard deviation) and relative gestational age, have succeeded in resolving the paradox but fail to provide a compelling and biologically plausible explanation.
While driving back their close relatives, the Scythians, they succeeded in "Sarmatizing" the Greek cities along its shores.
His deputy, Muhammad Habib, a retired university professor and relative hardliner, may succeed him.But with Egypt's government determined to crush the group, it is not clear how well the Brotherhood will manage the transition.
