A.Identify potential causes.

B.Be clear about the problem statement before starting.

C.Differentiate variables that may belong in causal chains.

D.Identify likely effects.

E.Construct the causal pathwaysas* linking cause and effect.

A.Follow up its earlier investigations and pursue any further allegations of embargo violations

B.In violation of Council Resolutions 918, collect information and investigate reports on the sale or supply of arms and related material to former Rwandan government forces in the Great Lakes region

C.Investigate allegations of military training received by those forces to destabilize Rwanda

D.Recommend measures to end the legal flow of arms in the sub-region

E.Identify parties supporting and encouraging illegal arms acquisition by former Rwandan government forces, in violation of sanctions

A.Up to two months

B.Two weeks

C.Three weeks

D.Four weeks

E.One week

A.To the armed forced

B.To the league assembly

C.To the office of President

D.To the Convent

E.To the Security Council

A.Pro se litigants are not subject to Rule 11

B.Pro se litigants do not benefit from the amended rule provision shielding represented parties from sanctions for frivolous legal arguments

C.Pro se litigants are required to sign their own to papers filed in court

D.The amended rule provision shielding represented parties from sanctions for frivolous legal arguments does not apply to pro se litigants

E.Pro se litigants are unrepresented by counsel