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Under the infrastructure cooption program, the two sides also agreed to take measure to enable investment facilitate and protect investors' interests, property and safety.

Asad Umars assertion also rings true that NAB is in fact fulfilling the role of the Finance Ministry, which highlights the severely lacking role of our government wings which leaves room for obfuscation and cooption of roles by more imperious institutions and authorities.

Dr Mandhro appreciated the commitment of NIBD and assured them of his full cooption. Earlier, Secretary Health Dr Fazalullah Pechuho had announced launching Bone- Marrow Transplant procedures for children in a private sector hospital, National Institute of Blood Disease NIBD.

Cllr Dan Preece added: "It is inexcusable to squander PS3,000 on an election when we had a perfect candidate for cooption."

Right off the bat, its male protagonist, portrayed with feeling and insight by Jericho, wins viewers' attention and empathy with his basic goodness, which is all too soon tested by many plot twists and convolutions that include the cruel cooption of his greatest love, played by Arci Munoz.

Owen, brought up in Birkenhead, has long fascinated him, along with what he says is the poet's cooption by a range of different groups.

Popular dance music lyrics can point the finger at historical heroes and culprits, devastation and benevolence, at resistance or cooption. Popular dance music can tell us how safe we feel in our communities.

The second face is more cooption than coercion--determining what issues are either on or off the table, and therefore even legitimate topics for discussion.

It is important to recognise the difference between cooption and engagement: e.g.

Another major obstacle is the indecisiveness of the country's opposition, which co-existed with the ruling party in Yemen for years, and which seems incapable of operating in any way other than government cooption.

The media's cooption obviously limits its ability to serve as a voice for civil society.