There are also more than 100,000 Sonss of Iraq", many of them former insurgents, in militias formed by the mainly Sunni tribal councils; some are being folded into the army and police.Another tricky issue is the fate of some 18,000 detainees still in American hands.
Siskel and Jacobs manage the tricky feat of getting the audience invested in several individual poets, but also involving them in the fate of the Steinmenauts as a group.
With fate playing its tricky game, however, the Bears' starting middle linebacker, Barry Minter, went down with a back injury.
Paszek's soft serve is exploitable for Wozniacki should she choose to do so — how willing she will be to adjust her game plan to exploit Paszek's weaknesses will most likely dictate her fate in this tricky first-round match.
So you know, going in, it's that sort of show — lots of tricky laptop action while the fate of the nation hangs in the balance.
Measuring the actual effect that the gathering has on the fate of the world is always tricky.
The justices were similarly wary.Guessing the fate of the Medicaid expansion is trickier.
Prior to the announcement about MH370's fate filmmaker Alister Grierson said that it was a "tricky" situation but that the movie is scheduled for release in two years.
Equally, many are obsessed with the fate of the European Commission president, José Manuel Barroso, who faces a tricky reappointment vote in the European Parliament.
The fate of St. Jerome's, which is a historic landmark, was a tricky issue for the cardinal.
