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The most daunting task ahead appears to be resolving the fate of the Kyoto protocol, for which Durban will be the last-chance saloon.
Mr. Mustafa said the joint forces must include Americans in order to secure the area and carry out Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution, which outlines the mechanism for resolving the fate of disputed territories.
The government has decided to relax the rules while it is still in the throes of resolving the fate of Hynix Semiconductor, one of the worst casualties of the freewheeling decade before the economic crisis.
By resolving the fate of Glenn four episodes later further enables the story to build momentum.
and House Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass)., may not have made a difference when it came to resolving the fate of Wachovia, a firm that wasn't allowed to fail and instead was taken over by Wells Fargo.
This schedule disintegration only grows more likely when one considers all the other issues Congress has to resolve, at least in in theory, by year's end: funding the government, resolving the fate of DREAMers, and potentially stabilizing the individual insurance markets, to name a few.
The pressure the administration put on Egyptian authorities to resolve the fate of the Americans working for nongovernment organizations provoked an angry reaction in Cairo.
The final chapter of "Unraveled" explains how the intricacies of ERISA, and not the tough-line drawing issues of RFRA, will resolve the fate of the accommodation.
Sending Hamdan to Yemen to serve his final month in prison could be the catalyst to resolve the fate of the hundred other Yemenis still at Guantánamo.
Still, just after Mr. Obama's inauguration, the president asked Mr. Holder to lead the effort to resolve the fate of the detainees at the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
In recent weeks, both parties have been under pressure to pass legislation that would resolve the fate of the 11 million or so illegal immigrants in the United States.
