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A set of briefing slides that accompanies the study includes a recommendation to consolidate the government's various efforts by appointing a deputy national security adviser who would serve as assistant to the president for strategic communication.

Inside Gary Younge did a typically careful, gracefully-written job of reporting the various efforts by the American right to impose their own standards of political correctness on college campuses.

And with effective majorities in both houses of Parliament, Mr. Hollande and his government should be able to defeat various efforts by opponents to kill or amend the bill.

Despite various efforts by later thinkers to fuse the problems of kalām with those of philosophy (and mysticism), theology preserved its relative independence from philosophy and other nonreligious sciences.

Mr. Lieberman also criticized what he called various efforts by the Palestinian Authority to ostracize Israel, including a call for the boycott of Israeli products made in West Bank settlements and the pressure it had exerted unsuccessfully on member nations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development not to vote for Israel's inclusion in the group.

Notwithstanding various efforts by most coastal nations to regulate what happens in their coastlines and related environments.

Loose nukes Over the past 15 years there have been various efforts, mainly by the US, to secure and store nuclear materials stemming from the collapse of the Soviet Union to offset the dangers of "loose nukes", nuclear contraband, and black market trading in radioactive materials.

The review work discusses the general classification of SPVWPS, historical background of solar pumping systems, various efforts undertaken by researchers working on the different aspects of SPVWPS and the present status of research on the topic.

Blasio courted Latino voters through various efforts, including by releasing an online video in Spanish to promote his plight to "bring justice" to New York City at a time when half of the city's residents live in or near poverty.

Over the years, there have been various efforts, led by Republican lawmakers, to "audit" the Fed or have the central bank follow a set of principles or rules for determining monetary policy.

The various efforts made by ONUC to retrain the ANC from August 1960 to their effective end in June 1963 are described in Arthur House's book The UN in the Congo The Civilian Operations, pages 145-155.