We can demand a ceasefire in Gaza that, in JStreet"s words, "ends all military operations, stops the rockets aimed at Israel, institutes an effective mechanism to prevent weapons smuggling into Gaza, and lifts the blockade," so that Gazans like Alaa Hajjaj, after days huddled with his 40-member extended family in a home with no water or electricity, can once again see daylight.
One was aimed at the institute, ready to receive the entangled photons, and one was pointed in the opposite direction, fixed on a star in the night sky.
The appointments also portend a new push aimed at marrying the institute's historical strength in basic biomedical research with translational medicine designed to turn research leads into novel treatments.
In April, San Jose city officials decided to exceed the state's target, instituting rules aimed at a mandatory thirty-per-cent reduction.
Our paper implies that policy makers should focus not only on implementing IT but also on instituting policies aimed at improving reallocation efficiency to maximize the effect of IT on the productivity growth.
Similar to Asian countries, the prevalent use of indigenous traditional medicines in Africa has prompted a number of sub-Saharan African nations to establish research institutes aimed at the study of traditional medicines [ 12- 15].
Exiled from the Papal States and from Tuscany, he drafted the manifesto of the Rimini movement (1845), which aimed at forcing the papacy to institute reforms.
The administration began posting online a partial log of White House visitors, and it instituted policies aimed at responding more quickly and completely to Freedom of Information Act requests from journalists, academics and the public.
For the Lexus LS, the Tahara plant developed new molds and enhanced assembly techniques and instituted measures aimed at increasing the precision of the sedan's fit and finish.
