"If the Kaesong complex becomes internationalized with foreign factories," she said in March, "North Korea will not be able to do things intolerable under international standards, such as an abrupt travel ban or a sudden tax increase," actions that she said South Korean firms had been subject to there.
Mr. Ban took the abrupt shift in stride.
In preparation, the park and its contracted concessionaires installed more water "filling stations" for reusable bottles at a cost of about $300,000, according to information provided by the park service to Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, an environmental group based in Washington that has worked to uncover the underlying reasons for the abrupt turn-around on the ban.
This fruitful period came to an abrupt end in December 1921 when the FA banned women's participation on the basis that "...the game of football is quite unsuitable for females and ought not to be encouraged".
It is unlikely that our observations could be explained by abrupt changes in therapeutic strategies coinciding with the smoking bans.
The ban on most of the trade, after an abrupt but temporary suspension of exports in January, occurred after years of dwindling sturgeon catches.
A one-off legal sale of ivory in 2007, when the current ban came into force, was followed by "an abrupt, significant, permanent, robust and geographically widespread increase" in elephant poaching, according to researchers.
In Dublin, although sulfates were not measured, the banning of bituminous coal certainly resulted in an abrupt reduction in particulate pollution including sulfate particles (Clancy et al. 2002).
The move was the latest of several abrupt interventions in the Russian economy by Mr. Putin, who called the ban necessary to curb rising food prices in the country.
