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By taking foreign policy out of the center of that debate , NATO will give those countries both a chance to direct their primary energies to domestic affairs and the confidence to deal with Russia less as a political threat than as an economic opportunity . This is due to the volume of UCAS forms and the desire to deal with them as expeditely as possible . You will have a knowledge of higher education or government policy , experience in dealing with people at all levels and the confidence to deal with new ideas in order to contribute to policy development . But I do believe - - for the very reason that we did n't recommend termination , the university has certainly shown that it has the capability and the assets and the desire to deal with these problems , and I do not want to preemptively cut the Nation off from having that in the mix in 2005 . The US special envoy for peace in the Middle East Anthony Zinni on Monday stressed that need that negotiations between the Palestinians and the Israelis to deal with basic issues as the foundation of the Palestinian state , its border , and the right of return for the Palestinian refugees . I must pay tribute to our East and South-East Asian neighbours for shaping our own thinking on globalisation and the means to deal with it . Computer based assessment , and the means to deal with ever increasing student numbers more efficiently , is now becoming one of the key areas for research in the higher education community . " Most local marina operators are looking for ways to prevent oil spills and the means to deal with them when they occur . Most of the expertise and the institutions to deal with the problem remained in Russia , which inherited the centralized institutions of the Soviet state .