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If private finance is to be successfully leveraged for sustainable development, government economic and trade policies need to be more clearly oriented towards sustainability, more internally (and internationally) consistent and integrated, and more transparent.

Although the immunogenic events arising from radiotherapy or chemotherapy can be successfully leveraged to support antitumour immunity, cancer vaccines offer more control over the specificity of the antitumour immune response, and may limit off-tumour toxicity resulting from on-target activity.

However, the issue of cost and state deficits was successfully leveraged to provide a superficially plausible rationale for the transition to workfare regimes.

"Staying in the tennis category, you have Maria Sharapova, Serena Williams and many others who have been successfully leveraged by brands to promote products.

Apple, on the other hand, is successfully leveraging its reputation for pro-consumer innovation.

In the work on diversity and innovation we have conducted over recent years, we came to understand some of the keys of tribal thinking, and how some companies are successfully leveraging it.

2. Create engaging experiences It's not just the fast moving tech brands that are successfully leveraging DIY to offer better brand experiences.

Mukta Naik takes the example of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi and the Public Works Department which are successfully leveraging this data to improve lighting in different parts of the city.

AvalonBay, Archstone and other firms are successfully leveraging these trends providing access to consumers in high-cost communities such as Boston, Seattle, and Washington, D.C. Automobiles, once symbols of our freedom, independence and even success, are slowly being transformed from rolling platforms of prestige into simple utilities.

These findings indicate that microfinance principles can be successfully applied to the water and sanitation sector and leverage funding to achieve greater reach than traditional subsidy based models.

In conversations with the Democratic National Committee chairman Tom Perez, she has urged the national party to fund-raise more aggressively and build a data-sharing program for its candidates that is comparable to the one Republicans successfully leveraged on behalf of Mr. Trump in 2016, according to some who have spoken with her, including Mr. Perez.