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He argues that the ruling cannot be implemented without a separate enforcement order.
Experience also confirms that full parity can be implemented without a significant effect on overall health care costs.
The second part is to see how many of the institutional changes that we really do need - to make an enlarged EU work better, and be more effective in the world - could be implemented without a new grand treaty.
Other governments might start "cherry-picking" bits of Lisbon that can be implemented without a new treaty including pushing ahead with scrapping national vetoes on some areas of cross-border justice, police and immigration policy.
Minimizing the cost of large-scale geologic storage of CO2 is a paramount concern, and consequently many aquifer storage projects may be implemented without a detailed characterization of the target formation.
Asynchronous converters can be implemented without a global clock and have interesting properties, such as low power consumption and reduction of electromagnetic interferences.
Overall 78% of the faculty was in favor of COME and PBL but a large majority of the faculty (92%) felt that COME cannot be implemented without an adequate infrastructure and were of the view that the implementation should be delayed until all the infrastructure requirements are completed.
Although it is based on previous approaches which use the mathematical concept of Minkowski sums, this new method can be stated as a set of simple rules that can be implemented without an indepth understanding of the underlying mathematics.
Allowing even some of them to vote would amount to an unprecedented experiment in absentee balloting.Mexico changed its constitution in 1996 to allow émigré nationals (who can hold dual citizenship) to vote, but the change cannot be implemented without an enabling law.
It is thus questionable, if the new Focused ANC can be implemented without an increase of resources and in particular human resources.
For HIV-infected inmates, linkage to HIV care and treatment cannot be implemented without an acknowledgement of the role that substance use plays in effective HIV management [ 43– 43].
