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President Dmitry Medvedev has also offered a pack of electoral reforms that would make it easier for political parties to register, but which could take months to come into effect.

It was produced in a very similar way as a more advanced model (static field up to degree and order 45, SV up to degree and order 13) just published by Hulot et al. (2015b), also based on ASM vector data, but which could take advantage of more data (almost a year, not being limited by the October 1, 2014, delivery deadline which applied to IGRF candidate models).

But discovery, which could take years, might unearth evidence that could hurt the league's reputation.

But a PhD, which could take four times longer to do and could be far more rigorous, only counts for 45 points.

But that review, which could take up to three more years, will deal only with legal procedures used by the appeals court, not the facts in the case.

But pressure from the union, which could take the form of a lawsuit or even a strike, is apparently not the only factor in Mr. Levy's refusal to take drastic measures.

In this paper, the term "sustainability report" refers to all sustainability-related non-financial reports, which could take (but not exhaustively) the forms of stand-alone "CSR report", "Corporate Environmental Report", "Environment, Health and Safety Report" as well as integrated financial and non-financial annual reports.

"A Tobin tax is interesting but is unworkable without international agreement, which could take years and probably will never happen," said Oakeshott.

The National Transportation Safety Board and state and local agencies are to investigate the cause of the crash, which could take months, but early indications were that the plane's engines had shut down after having ingested a flock of birds — variously described as geese or gulls.

Nobody was seriously hurt but the southbound carriageway needs resurfacing, which could take 24 hours.

But the wife's petition must be processed first, which could take up to a year, the judge said.