However, even if a sufficient penetration rate could be guaranteed (for instance through a government mandate to use the system), the potential effect that such a system can have on traffic flow would still be dependent on the collective compliance of a sufficient number of drivers.
UNHCHR [ 31] also notes that the right to adequate housing can be affected by the extent to which other human rights are guaranteed, for instance, access to housing is most at risk for those denied the right to education, work or social security.
It is guaranteed for one year.
Confidentiality was guaranteed for all the participants.
On the other hand, since the PPA does not necessarily converge strongly (see [5]), many authors have conducted worthwhile studies on modifying the PPA so that the strong convergence is guaranteed (see, for instance, [6 8]).
A minimum set of resources may be guaranteed to each radio operator, for instance.
There is no guarantee, for instance, that if the docking score of drug A to protein P1 is lower than A to P2, that P1 has a greater affinity to A than P2 [16].
Producers and retailers want to be able to guarantee, for instance, claims of origin on their products and do not want to be confronted with abuse of such claims by third parties.
These observations suggest that, in order to be practically useful, any method for analyzing vulnerabilities of complex networks should be scalable, to enable analysis of networks of real-world complexity, and rigorous, so that for instance it is guaranteed to find all vulnerabilities of a given class.
If that victory is diluted, for instance by the criticism of the regime's alleged human rights abuses, the authoritarian family cabinet may not be guaranteed lasting power.
Not all are guaranteed to support him: the moderate Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, for instance, has criticized Mr. Reid's bill as well as Republican approaches.
