Accordingly, if they do not place first-generation rights outside their definition of human rights, these partisans tend to assign such rights a low status and to treat them as long-term goals that will come to pass only after the imperatives of economic and social development have been met, to be realized gradually and fully achieved only sometime vaguely in the future.
Although the regulations have been tinkered with since 1994, the National Marine Fisheries Service reduced the number of days fishermen could fish last year, after a court case brought by environmentalists who say the fish population needs more time to rebound and the laws restricting fishing need to be met more fully.
Timely diagnosis of a life-threatening disease as well as timely awareness that death is near are important in enabling anticipatory measures to be taken to cope with the frequent increase in symptoms and problems, in enabling crises to be prevented and in allowing patients' needs for palliative care to be met fully.
For the potential of HFCs to be met fully, it is essential that all actors are clear about the roles of HFCs, how committee members are selected, and - most fundamentally - the extent and limits of their powers in different areas.
Substantial difficulties have to be overcome before the needs of practising engineers for dealing with uncertainties in decision making can be met fully by risk-based structural safety analyses.
Putting your own needs before those of your mate has a 100% relationship failure rate because being in a relationship means taking a risk that your own needs might not always be met, fully.
However, three preconditions must be met for such a requirement to be fully effective: i.
Slater's condition is met for fully connected networks, since there is a strictly feasible solution for the master problem.
The evaluation matrix enables evaluators to specify whether each of the above objectives have been met fully, partially, indirectly or not at all.
If these standards are met, applications may be considered fully signed off because unions were included in their development.
