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In addition, the drive to decrease the dielectric constant will call for changes of the SiO2-based dielectric to a class of "low-K" dielectrics.

News stories suggest that it will call for changes along the lines of the Brookings war game: talk to Iran and Syria, negotiate with armed Iraqi factions in a Dayton-style conference, and, as a last resort, reduce American casualties by shifting from supporting the government in Iraq to containing the fighting.

The Welsh government will call for changes to the way the assembly's powers are defined.

Similarly, significant climatic changes are likely to give rise to changes in health needs, which in turn will call for changes in health services and in the health workforce.

Inspired by their scriptures and by leaders such as Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople, who has called climate change "a crime against humanity," IMAC will call for change from a religious perspective.

A12 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 U.S. Panel Urging Changes In Skyscraper Design A federal panel will call for major changes in the planning, construction and operation of skyscrapers to help people survive not only terrorist attacks but also accidental or natural calamities, according to officials and draft documents.

But the most important part of the Bush plan is its changes to the coverage scheme -- and it's likely that more Republican candidates will call for similar changes before the campaign is over.

Whilst the fourth carbon budget is currently under review at the behest of the Chancellor, it is unlikely that the Committee will call for significant changes of course.

The Obama administration is proposing a sweeping overhaul of President Bush's signature education law, No Child Left Behind, and will call for broad changes in how schools are judged to be succeeding or failing, as well as for the elimination of the law's 2014 deadline for bringing every American child to academic proficiency.

A4 NATIONAL A12-19 9/11 Panel Said to Criticize Congress on Terror The Sept. 11 commission will criticize Congress for failures in its role as watchdog of the nation's intelligence apparatus and will call for wholesale changes in the way lawmakers oversee intelligence and domestic security agencies, lawmakers and others briefed on the findings said.

The unanimous final report of the Sept. 11 commission will sharply criticize Congress for failing in its role as overall watchdog over the nation's intelligence agencies and will call for wholesale changes in the way lawmakers oversee intelligence agencies and the Homeland Security Department, lawmakers and others briefed on the panel's findings said Wednesday.