The diplomatic process to resolve the Iranian nuclear crisis was always a very frail patient, bustled from one clinic to another around the world, from Istanbul in April to Baghdad in May in the hope of imbuing it with vigour.
Although neither the University nor CGSU/AFT/NYSUT have asked the Arbitrator overseeing the election process to resolve the challenged ballots, the most likely outcome of such a process, given the current margin, would be that a majority of those who voted decided against the formation of a union.
Israeli commentators have dubbed Netanyahu "the undertaker of the two-state solution" – the longstanding plan for two separate states co-existing side-by-side, which has hitherto underpinned the internationally sponsored peace process to resolve the Israel-Palestine conflict.
In a province where the population balance has been distorted by decades of gerrymandering and forced settlement, the Iraqi Constitution spells out a three-stage process to resolve the issue.
Instead of a complete withdrawal of U.S. troops and consequent political disengagement from Iraq's affairs, the United States should have sought to maintain a residual security presence in the country, coupled with robust diplomatic engagement, to provide the core security support necessary for the democratic political process to resolve the country's problems peacefully.
The US and the Soviet Union convened the conference as the first step in a process to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict, initiate bilateral negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians and Arab states and begin multilateral negotiations on transnational issues confronting the Middle East.
Last June, Mr. Vajpayee visited China and set in motion a new process to resolve the two countries' border dispute.
The students used the Watkins design process to resolve the identified issues and guide the development of specific tennis garments, but they did not conduct wear tests to evaluate specific garment performance except for appropriate fit.
Under IPP2.1 d) use or disclosure for another purpose is permitted if (1) it is necessary for research and it is impracticable to gain consent and (2) the use is in accordance with the section 95A guidelines (which provides a process to resolve the conflict that may arise between the public interest in privacy and the public interest in medical research).
Under IPP2.1(d), use or disclosure for another purpose is allowed if (A) it is necessary for research and it is impracticable to gain consent AND (B) the use is in accordance with the Section 95A guidelines (which provides a process to resolve the conflict that may arise between the public interest in privacy and the public interest in medical research).
