After tensions led to the division of the still bilingual University of Louvain into a Flemish-speaking campus on Flemish territory and a French-speaking campus on Walloon territory in 1969 70, a slow but definitive process of federalization got under way.
As recently as Friday, Zapatero said that the government was optimistic that the Eta ceasefire would lead to a definitive peace process.
Its ambassador to the UN has been complaining of stray shells landing within its borders and has warned that its forces could yet invade its larger neighbour, as they have done before".Unless Rwanda gets on board with a definitive peace process, we'll be back here in a year's time," says Michael Deibert, author of a recent book entitled "Congo: Between Hope and Despair".
As indicated in earlier work, 'the definitive process by which values should be elicited for capabilities is unresolved' (Coast et al., 2008b), and a number of approaches have been tried including linking with life satisfaction (Anand et al., 2009).
Qualification for this study included men with the diagnosis of prostate cancer who had not been exposed previously to antiandrogen therapy, LHRH therapy, or any other definitive process of prostate cancer manipulation.
Last week a World Health Organization panel made a definitive statement: Processed meats can cause cancer and red meat probably raises the risk of cancer.
Overall, this manuscript seems to me to provide an intriguing hint that diffusion may play an interesting role in the process, but it falls far short of providing a definitive understanding of the process, and as such, seems inappropriate to me for eLife.
"It was plainly a claim in part-implement of the defender's alleged obligations, being a definitive step in the process of enforcing them".
Second, it would offer a definitive end to the Brexit process.
"But it would be a big mistake to try to put a definitive end-date on the process".
