But the attack, which was also confirmed by Syrian rebels, comes after Israel warned Hezbollah not to use the turmoil in Syria to try to acquire any antiaircraft or chemical weapons that may have shaken loose in the dustup.
But the attack, which was also confirmed by Syrian rebels, comes after Israel warned Hezbollah not to use the turmoil in Syria to try to acquire any anti-aircraft or chemical weapons that may have shaken loose in the dust-up.
The White House announcement was the most explicit effort yet to use the turmoil in the Middle East to press for what has become a symbolically vital part of its national energy plan.
It may indicate that managers are underprepared, or that they are trying to use the turmoil as an excuse to avoid setting goals for which they could be held accountable.Target practiceWhat about the charge that firms issuing annual forecasts could be punished if they miss them through no fault of their own?
And authoritarian leaders in Egypt and the Gulf States are using this turmoil to justify their own iron-fist policies.
Khurshid also tried to consolidate and even extend his royal power, and used the turmoil within the Umayyad Caliphate during the Third Islamic Civil War to this effect, rebelling against Caliph Marwan II (r. 744 750), and even sending an embassy to the Tang court in 746, which recognized him ("king Hu-lu-ban") as a vassal prince.
And last week, after the assassination of Benazir Bhutto, he used the turmoil in Pakistan as an argument for building a border fence, and said the United States needed to watch whether "there's any unusual activity of Pakistanis coming into the country".
Yet, as the story progresses we soon see some animals are more equal than others… Written in an elegantly simple style, Orwell uses the turmoil faced on the farm by the animals as a metaphor for the Russian Revolution itself.
Based on his conduct in 2007, Erdogan will likely use the turmoil created by the coup attempt as a pretext for mass purges of the military and judiciary.
Steve McClaren must start again after his Nottingham Forest failure, writes Stuart James … … while David Bevan explains why Forest can use the managerial turmoil to wipe their slate clean.
