In truth, the government's very willingness to participate in the Obama administration's phony peace process undermines Israel's control over Jerusalem.
The agency's capital planning and investment control process must build from the agency's current Enterprise Architecture (EA) and its transition from current architecture to target architecture.
Though Mr. Reagan rejected his predecessor's "arms control process, " symbolized by the hug Mr. Carter gave Leonid Brezhnev when they signed SALT II, Mr. Reagan did not reject diplomacy.
Particularly coming, as it does, in the wake of two years' worth of Congressional hearings detailing a variety of export control problems -- from satellite licensing scandals to export control administration problems, and high-performance computer exports to alleged abuses of Commerce Department discretion in the export control process -- we believe that S.1712 fails to protect U.S. national security interests.
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Synesael added Monday's announcement was due to concerns the process being leaked and the company's desire to have control over the announcement.
Davies Murphy Group's Chris Green said companies would worry about their lack of control over the new process even though it did not rely on a third-party's data centre to update what might be sensitive files.
Both actions come two years after Mr. Kim suffered a stroke-like illness, and signify that if Mr. Kim were to die or become incapacitated, some process has been conceived to preserve the family's control of the country of 24 million people.
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In both cases, artificial deadlines and the leadership's understandable desire to exercise control over the process affords the rest of the Congress scarcely any opportunity even to review what is served up, let alone to propose and adopt needed changes.
European and Japanese governments process export licenses twice as fast as U.S. export control agencies.
Mr Mpofu retorted that he could not possibly intervene in Zimbabwe's justice process, which his party also happens to control.
The Lexus advanced active safety research vehicle is equipped with an array of sensors and automated control systems to observe, process and respond to the vehicle's surroundings.
Chrysler reported an annual net profit for the first time since it emerged from a bankruptcy restructuring process in 2009 that handed control of the car company to Italy's Fiat.
Speculation centres on which assets Yukos will be forced to sell, and whether the process will end up prising control of Yukos away from jailed ex-CEO Mikhail Khodorkovsky's investment firm Menatep Group.
Hope has flickered that the quake might advance India's peace process with Pakistan, by bringing about a softening of the line of control.
And far better to set the U.S.-Russian relationship on a path away from the "arms control process" that has dominated it for so long.
Another development that needs to occur to benefit U.S. military forces and policymakers is the streamlining of the command and control process regarding the use of contractor services.
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Has the arms control process, of which the ABM Treaty is but one example, served or disserved U.S. national security interests?
The bill strengthens the peace process and ensures comprehensive financial and administrative accountability over all U.S. funds flowing to territories under Palestinian control.
The greatest single point of failure in maintaining a credible export control system was the neutering of the Defense Department's traditional role as the conservative anchor of the process.
Applying an electric current and getting a muscle to jump is easy. (Alessandro Volta jolted a frog's legs 218 years ago.) Peckham is harvesting the body's own electrical signals to control muscles that have been cut off from the nervous system, a process called functional electrical stimulation, or FES. Peckham runs a group called the Cleveland FES Center, a collaboration among Case Western Reserve and two Cleveland hospitals.
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