You not only need a relatively powerful passport that makes tourist visas seamless to attain, but also a knowledge economy job and access to the technology and devices that make remote working possible.
She identifies a central cause the targeted leader's domestic political vulnerability that not only gives the leader motive to resist a stronger nation's demands, making a bargain more difficult to attain, but also gives the stronger nation reason to believe that regime change will be comparatively cheap.
First, family of origin might have an influence on the highest educational degree attained but also on education-to-work transitions.
They're useful not only for attaining enlightenment but also for making sense of a changing world.
"As Yahoo!'s leadership shows, the portal has been very successful not only in attaining visitors, but also in retaining their loyalty," says Doug McFarland, senior vice president at Media Metrix, an agency that measures web traffic.
The results show that the proposed approach cannot only attain synchronization but also is robust to parameter perturbations in the drive system.
The experiments serve not only to prove the Weak Equivalence Principle with an accuracy not attained before, but also to test and develop components for future space missions aimed at carrying out precise gravitation experiments and geodetic measurements.
Women scientists are discouraged not only by difficulties in attaining professional advancement, but also by long-established structures and standards that place high value on traits perceived as being primarily masculine.
Building networks and partnerships with stakeholders is, therefore, not only a pre-requisite to attaining MakCHS goals, but also to remain relevant and sustainable.
Mutesi's goal is to rise to the level of Grandmaster, the highest level a chess player can attain, but she also hopes to become a paediatrician and open a home for children, to help girls facing challenges similar to those from her own childhood.
When children play a game, not only does it simply reflect the level of cognitive development that has been attained, but it also consolidates the skills, actions, and meanings that have been acquired (Verenikina et al., 2003).
