Although it may be ambitious, our conclusion is that PMMSS may be the most reliable data source for measuring provincial level MMR in each province.
We are determined to seek an ambitious and balanced conclusion to the Doha Development Round in 2010, consistent with its mandate, based on the progress already made, including with regard to modalities.
Both sets of negotiations regularly bring businesses out to Geneva and have garnered broad support from global industry, including a letter released two weeks ago in support of an ambitious and swift conclusion to the EGA that was signed by more than 50 associations from Australia to China to Singapore to the United States.
As Roz transplants her life from Manhattan to Park Slope, and Miranda eventually heads off to college, Nissen never pretends to steer this first novel toward anything more ambitious than a soothing conclusion, but she is such a faithful eavesdropper in her characters' kitchens and minds that readers will find it hard to begrudge the happy ending.
It is not ambitious enough in its conclusions, which are limited to a few political objectives - the same objectives as always.
Given their unusual subjects, a casual observer might draw the natural conclusion that these ambitious productions were too dark or civics-lessonish to suit the glitz-riddled precincts around Times Square, where flashy musicals merchandising nostalgia tend to thrive.
While European access to US shale gas is currently constrained by American licensing procedures, a successful conclusion of ongoing ambitious trade talks aimed at creating a transatlantic free trade area would also hasten European access to American deliveries.
But Libya has exposed some troubling conclusions about more ambitious adventures.One is a consequence of Europe's internal divisions.
The world is close to an ambitious deal; what is missing is the trust needed to cement the process through to a legal conclusion.
In conclusion, eradicating HCV in PWID is ambitious but, based on the criteria for assessing disease eradicability, 4 achievable (Table 1).
