61.   That would lead to protracted horse-trading, with names offered and withdrawn, until the council decides on a candidate acceptable to all five permanent members.

62.   The Bureau of Indian Affairs rarely intervenes in these matters, and says tribal councils can decide who is a member.

63.   The council could decide to postpone the Games or shift them to another city which already has the necessary infrastructure.

64.   The council could decide to postpone the Games or shift them to another city which already has the necessary stadiums and infrastructure.

65.   The council must decide by Thursday whether to renew the program.

66.   The council will also decide replacements for four retiring force commanders.

67.   The council also decided at the time that there could be a possible two additional months beyond that if the U.N. secretary-general so recommended.

68.   The council could decide to postpone the games or shift them to another city that already has the necessary infrastructure.

69.   The council decided on its plan Thursday.

70.   The council decided to continue the examinations as scheduled, arguing that officials were experts at detecting an unfair advantage and that chances of unfair results were slim.