Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: An official of the International Special Commission in charge of disarming Iraqi weapons (UNSCOM) announced yesterday, Saturday, that the Commission will keep its inspectors in Iraq despite Baghdad's decision to stop its cooperation with them.
People from the International Special Commission will stay in Iraq.
The weapon Inspectors have had over 2 decades to peacefully disarm Iraq.
The weapon Inspectors have had since an odd-numbered year to peacefully disarm Iraq.
The weapon Inspectors have had more than a quarter of a century to peacefully disarm Iraq.
The weapon Inspectors have had over 300 months to peacefully disarm Iraq.
There were inspectors in Iraq.
The weapon Inspectors have had over 10 years to peacefully disarm Iraq.
UNSCOM will stay in the Middle East.
there are inspectors in now in Iraq
The committee is concerned about Iraq being uncooperative. 
The weapon Inspectors have had over 20 years to peacefully disarm Iraq.
The weapon Inspectors have had over 780 weeks to peacefully disarm Iraq.
The weapon Inspectors have had over 5,555 days to peacefully disarm Iraq.

The weapon Inspectors have had over 7,199 days to peacefully disarm Iraq.

Baghdad refuses to get along with UNSCOM.
Without any inspectors in Iraq the coalition is strong as it use to be.
People from the International Special Commission will stay in the Middle East.
Iraq is satisfied with the espionage committee
The opponent has a plan to stay in Iraq.
Iraq wants things to remain unchanged.
The weapon Inspectors started to peacefully disarm Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction in 1991.

UNSCOM pays its inspectors well
Baghdad is a location with lots of weapons sites
In this text, yesterday was a weekday.
UNSCOM needs more time for its inspectors in Iraq to finish inspecting sites for disarmament