The initial targets are considerable, calling for a quarter of the country's coal-burning plants with a capacity of 12.5 gigawatts to be shut down by 2022.
But that same survey found that in the past 10 years, around the world, there has been a considerable increase in calls for a strong leader "who does not have to bother with parliament and elections" – and that trust in governments and political parties has reached a historical low.
Paul Flynn, a member of the Commons public administration and constitutional affairs committee, said Charles's access to cabinet papers was "a considerable surprise" and called for a parliamentary investigation.
In this respect, our new assay is a considerable advance and calls for more research into using T-cell differentiation in diagnostic procedures in TB and other fields.
Surely it would all come off the rails when Bruckner calls for a considerable slowing down for the second subject?
Meanwhile, the increasingly perilous state of relations with Germany had prompted Wilson, in December 1915, to call for a considerable expansion in the country's armed forces.
9 Due to the relatively low positive predictive value of traditional screening mammography, a considerable percentage of women called back for additional imaging or biopsy do not ultimately have cancer (ie, a false-positive test result), resulting in unnecessary patient anxiety and economic burden.
They reported the results in a recent issue of Physics in Medicine and Biology.Scaling up the technology from the murine to the human scale calls for a considerable feat of engineering.
However, implementation of a practical massive MIMO system still calls for a considerable amount of research efforts regarding pilot design, channel estimation, and code design.
In this speech, the ECB's Yves Mersch calls for a considerable increase in securitizations of SME loans in the Euro area.
To that end, Mr. Greenspan and others have developed a litany of catch phrases to signal changes in their outlook, from keeping rates low for "a considerable period," to being merely "patient," to calling for a "measured" pace of rate increases.
