If he doesn't retake the Natividad, he's in for serious trouble.

3 Two of the experts who did not pass opted to retake the examination.

Decision 12 CP.9 states that participants may have one opportunity to retake the examination, provided that the secretariat does not incur any cost.

Accordingly, the secretariat has allowed participants to retake the examination at the offices of the secretariat, or at any workshop or meeting where the secretariat is in attendance.

BRUSSELS Vladimir Putin s return to the Kremlin as Russia s president was always a foregone conclusion. But, when he is sworn in on May 7, he will retake formal charge of a country whose politics even Putin s own political future has turned unpredictable.

Today, by contrast, it all looks as if intervention may re legitimate Sarkozy in the eyes of French citizens, whose votes he will need in next year s presidential election. An energetic and daring gambler, Sarkozy is taking a high but legitimate risk that he can retake the moral (and political) high ground.

In March 2011, its airstrikes in Libya (alongside those of Great Britain) thwarted Colonel Muammar el Qaddafi s troops as they prepared to retake the city of Benghazi. A month later, French forces in Côte d Ivoire arrested President Laurent Gbagbo, who had refused to recognize his rival s election victory, putting the country at risk of civil war.

He believes that the security agreement with the US could be a useful bargaining chip in such negotiations. But this view fails to account for the potential consequences of a premature withdrawal of US and NATO forces, including diminished morale among Afghan forces and renewed hope among the Taliban that they will be able to retake control of the country relatively soon.