His most daunting challenge may lie in Pakistan, whose western tribal areas have become a sanctuary for Al Qaeda and for a revitalized Taliban movement, which has been widening its authority and launching increasingly effective attacks.
The Bill's most contentious proposal is likely to be widening the authority of police and security services to access users' web browsing histories, although not individual pages accessed – as well as phone numbers rung and people with whom emails have been exchanged, although not their contents.
Instead of fighting criminals from the outside, UPPs moved in the communities, widening the authorities' ability to reach previously lawless areas.
While both versions would substantially widen the authority of law enforcement officials to wiretap foreign citizens suspected of involvement in terrorism, the House bill mandates that those powers expire at the end of 2003 unless Congress votes to extend them.
The court's conservative majority also tried to roll back affirmative action policies and was reliably supportive of Bush administration efforts to widen presidential authority in detaining terrorism suspects without trial or charges without Congressional input.
To that end, the governing Conservative Party has long been friendly to Canada's intelligence agencies, presiding over substantive budget increases and widening their legal authority.
The investigation widened, and authorities determined that five men had pulled off the robbery, but that Vendetti was not present at the scene.
One can't blame journalists in Egypt for being confused about what they can (and can't) cover and what language to use in their reports, given the widening chasm between authorities and countless news organizations.
Health inequalities between Spearhead and all local authorities widened, with the Spearhead authorities experiencing smaller increases in life expectancy than the country as a whole.
Harsher Procedures Added At Guantánamo, the first clear widening of authority came in December 2002, when commanders asked the Pentagon for more latitude in interrogating a Saudi Arabian prisoner believed to be the planned 20th hijacker of Sept. 11.
