http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N056273.htmWASHINGTON, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Even under the best scenario, it will take two months or more to deploy extra international troops to Iraq and this is just one of the hurdles confronting President George W. Bush as he scrambles to impose stability on the occupied country.
In a significant policy shift, Bush dropped his resistance to a broader United Nations role in Iraq in an effort to induce other countries to contribute troops and money.
But he still has to work out terms of his altered approach with U.N. Security Council members, the U.S. Congress and even within his own administration.
These processes usually are protracted but analysts say Bush, whose popular support has slipped partly because of his handling of Iraq, does not have the luxury of time.
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