Which means the United States could seem to some of its allies to be shying away from pressing the United Nations to adopt extensive sanctions on the export of refined petroleum products to Iran.
One of the main problems in adopting extensive treatment for wastewater purification in hot climate countries, when also the effluent reuse is aimed, is the high evapotranspiration rate.
Furthermore, smallholders tend to maintain higher cattle stocking rates than medium- and large-scale landholders, which tend to adopt extensive systems of cattle production.
Ultimately, however, the 10-day window was adopted after extensive consideration.
Seven countries adopted an extensive self-administered dietary questionnaire.
Notable, the recent report by the European Environment Agency (2014) about green infrastructure has not at all adopted the extensive scientific advances on these methods.
As such, Canadian medical tourists may need to adopt more extensive roles as information assessors and decision-makers than they are used to, shifting them from the more passive role of the traditional patient to the more active, neo-liberalized position of the 'patient-consumer' [ 38].
Even Home Depot has adopted its "most extensive customer service training ever," its chairman and chief executive, Frank Blake, told investors and retailing analysts last week.
Development was rapid and continuous, and, by 1914, it was adopted and in extensive use by all the armies and navies of the world.
A preliminary site investigation is part of the feasibility study, but once a plan has been adopted a more extensive investigation is usually imperative.
