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If the filters are made more affordable, supported by private sector investors and complemented by wider efforts from the global development community to address sanitation and hygiene, they can be part of a global drive to make universal access to clean water a reality.
Graham repeatedly cracked wise, and complemented Ernst on her looks.
Ski lodge chic has arrived in Austria in the form of Lech's Aurelio (aureliolech.com), a no-expense-spared boutique property owned by Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, where the walls are clad in "flash roasted" pine, complemented with the finest French fabrics and Asian furniture.
It is therefore imperative that the creation of new financial products meets not only the needs and budgets of the poor but is also complemented with rigorous financial education.
It would technically be perfectly possible, over a period of six months, to put together a package of constraints on Scots MPs' voting rights that complemented the powers handed to Holyrood.
Graham's foreign policy hawkishness is complemented by an unwavering support for government surveillance programs.
The targets include calls for sustainable tourism and a "global partnership for sustainable development complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships", whatever that means.Developing countries seem to think that the more goals there are, the more aid money they will receive.
His unspooling performance is complemented by Sinead Cusack's Paulina, a model of sanity and control.
"The end result will be more openness," predicts Bruce Schneier, a data-security guru.From safe to sieveWhen corporate information lived only on paper, which was complemented by microfilm about 50 years ago, it was much easier to manage and protect than it is today.
It is essential that any international agreement on a fee contains these elements, which ought to be complemented by other types of regulation.
