Tehran has also been capable of improving its economy by bolstering its trade ties, particularly regarding its oil industry, with nations such as China, India, and other Asian countries, as a result of projections of progress within nuclear negotiations.
The case for deploying SMRs capable of producing heat is further bolstered by the fact they will be built to a standard design in factories before being assembled on site, the report said, meaning that including 'CHP ready' standards in all designs would reduce downstream deployment costs as there would be no need to reconfigure factory processes to deliver CHP integrated reactors.
Sending nearly 300 large vehicles capable of transporting troops across the border also bolsters Russian forces' readiness for an invasion, Fish said, should Putin decide to forgo any chance of expunging the pariah image he has acquired over the last six months.
In the 1980's a group of people created and flew (for 60 seconds) a simple fabric hot-air balloon to bolster the theory that the Nazca were capable of flight.
With an experienced spine bolstered by some fresh faces, they are capable of going all the way - if they are not caught cold as they were by Sri Lanka in last year's World Cup.
If successful, however, the rocket launching will bolster the claim North Korea made in October that it has missiles capable of reaching the U.S. mainland.
That will not only increase your own happiness, but it will bolster the boundaries you've already built while making you that much more capable of supporting your mother.
Bolstered by the failure of the English Short Parliament, the Scottish Parliament declared itself capable of governing without the king's consent and, in August 1640, the Covenanter army moved into the English county of Northumberland.
Inhibitors capable of attenuating an organism during disease but not promoting resistance among colonizing bacteria are attractive therapeutics that would bolster the arsenal of failing antibiotics.
I'm capable of medalling.
