The independent central bank has also made itself the target of international criticism.
The Greece international failed to find the target from all of four yards after being picked out by Glen Little five minutes from time.
In the international segment, the company looks to be on target to achieve 200 international stores by the end of 2012.
Mr. Holder's insistence that KSM and Company should come to the very heart of the city that is the biggest target for international terrorism is flawed on so many grounds that it is hard to escape the conclusion that the decision has more to do with President Obama's determination to close Gitmo than it does with ensuring justice is done.
President Mugabe and his inner circle are the target of international sanctions which involve travel bans and restrict them from doing business in the West as well as curbing non-humanitarian financial aid to Zimbabwe.
They also ask the prime minister to "reconcile the remaining tensions between visa policy and aspirations for growth by removing international students from the net migration target".
Iran has been the target of various international sanctions, but it has long maintained that its nuclear program is for research and medical needs.
So while Iran is not mentioned in the draft resolution - which must be adopted by consensus - in two separate places, Israel's purported nuclear arsenal is the target of an international diplomatic stampede.
Police said the explosion happened near the offices of an international construction company, but it is unclear what the target was.
The scam begins with a phone call that informs the target that he has won millions in an international lottery, but he needs to wire a payment to cover taxes.
Portuguese police said the euro's growing importance as an international currency had made it an attractive forging target for organised crime in the European Union and beyond.
The people who chose him as their target and the UN knew that he was the most effective international civil servant in the country, and I might add to all people watching tonight in the United Kingdom, a very great man, whose loss is immense to all of us.
He pointed out that he had been the target of attacks - from News International papers - the most painful of which was the suggestion that he was responsible for and uncaring about the death of soldiers in Afghanistan.
Match referee Chris Broad ruled Australia were two overs short of their target in the second innings and International Cricket Council rules state each player is fined 5% of their match fee per over not bowled, while the skipper receives a double penalty.
As a group, PDPs like OneWorld Health, Medicines for Malaria Venture, the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative, and the Foundation for Innovative Diagnostics target diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria, Chagas, HIV and AIDS, and soil-transmitted helminthiasis, a group of parasitic infections caused by worms.
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Despite the ongoing investigation into alleged spot-fixing that has blighted Pakistan's preparation for this one-day series, with players Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir all charged and provisionally suspended by the International Cricket Council, the tourists produced a spirited display to come within 24 runs of their target.
That is a stiffer target than the 7% recommended by the international Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.
The Peru international, 32, is believed to be a target for West Ham after telling Newcastle of his wish to leave.
Overall, women across all three countries were more likely than men to put the tsunami-affected region as a priority target for international aid.
That will mean yet more spending cuts and tax rises to meet the deficit target of 6% of GDP set by international lenders.
The ex-England Under-21 international had been a target of Middlesbrough.
The results weren't pretty for Heathrow: Each of its four international terminals were found to breach the 45-minute target for non-European Economic Area passengers last month more than 5% of the time.
Now, as the British army gets more involved with fighting the Taliban, it wants to abandon its leadership of the international force (in which its troops could be an easy target for revenge) in favour of Turkey, which has reluctantly, and provisionally, accepted the role.
By crossing national borders, the "joined-up geology" should foster international initiatives that will target global problems, such as climate change.
The Mexican phone giant has hooked up with Sprint and is angling for an FCC license to provide international service in the U.S., where it plans to target Spanish- speakers.
"The holy grail is a heat-resistant varietal that provides quality coffee, " says Patrick Criteser, chief executive of Coffee Bean International, which supplies the private-label coffees to such retailers as Target and Kroger and is part of World Coffee Research.
On Thursday, December 3, the target launch of the space shuttle Endeavour on an eleven-day International Space Station mission is scheduled at Cape Canaveral.
The German striker was on target after just 24 seconds converting a cross from French international Frank Ribery.
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Matthew Osborne at Lazard Capital Markets raised his price target on Celgene slightly, arguing the boost given to Celgene's international presence and pipeline could outweigh the dilutive aspects of the deal.
She is competing in the Formula 3 British Championship this season and has set herself the target of winning the series in the next year before moving up to Formula 3 international, a recognised route into F1.
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