But the United States opposes readmitting Yugoslavia to the U . N . General Assembly and other international institutions such as the World Bank until further demands are met.
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On May 5, 2006, Kennedy admitted that he had an addiction to prescription medication and announced he would be readmitting himself to a Rhode Island Democratic Party.
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For his part, M�dici noted that Peru was trying to persuade the OAS to consider readmitting Cuba and asked Nixon how they should cooperate to oppose the move.
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But they stopped short of readmitting Pakistan to the Commonwealth's councils _ the decision-making bodies from which it was suspended after a military coup in 1999.
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Baghdad remains intransigent, saying it has no intention of readmitting U . N . inspectors, although that is the only way it can qualify for relief from economic sanctions.
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A divided board of directors was beyond Ames'management capabilities, and he finally acquiesced to readmitting Durant in 1867, and Cr�dit Mobilier awarded Ames a new construction contract.
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However, another Cabinet member, International Development Secretary Clare Short, said Britain should pressure Baghdad into readmitting U . N . weapons inspectors, rather than opting for military strikes.
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Cromwell's long-term religious motive for readmitting the Jews to England should not be doubted, after all he was serious enough to ban Christmas as a pagan festival.
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Ivanov also applauded statements made Monday by Iraq's deputy prime minister, Tariq Aziz, indicating that readmitting U . N . inspectors is " still under consideration ."
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Asked in November what would be the consequences of Saddam's not readmitting U . N . weapons inspectors, President Bush warned : " He'll find out ."
