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Budget constraints often force firms to select engineering projects to be implemented from a larger set of alternatives.

Physical measures can be implemented from a catchment perspective, or from a political regional perspective, but can also be taken to a local and estate or household level.

The spatial coverage is an important criterion because policies can be implemented from a regional scale (obligations or subsidies in federal states of a country) up to a global scale (Paris agreement).

Then, he says, we'll all be able to question the way the technology is implemented from a position of much greater knowledge.

They should not be conscious of how these features are implemented, from a hardware or from a software point of view.

Though the Renewable Energy Law has been implemented, from a general view, the procedural law is not detailed and lacks some incentives such as fiscal interest discount policy, preferential tax policy and R&D policy.

Many of these interventions have been implemented from a feminist perspective (44).

This is because prevention initiatives regarding drug use in prisons are implemented from a repressive perspective and not from a public health perspective.

Isolation of vesicle populations by differential centrifugation was implemented from a previous paper (Marzesco et al, 2005), as described in Supplementary data.

While initially set to be implemented from 2016-17, a year's grace has been given for the government to review the proposal and have a new funding mechanism in place prior to April 2018.

Speaking on Tuesday, the chancellor said that seven government departments had so far agreed savings to be implemented from 2015, as part of a target of £11.5bn budget cuts.