The agreement is in many ways a "plan B" after the last 12 years of WTO negotiations have stagnated – in large part due to considerable, well-organized public resistance in dozens of countries – and failed to achieve many of the goals of its corporate architects.
Indeed, simplicity and uniformity considerations which have considerable well-earned scientific clout push in the direction of such generalizations.
The concept of optimism, while still enjoying considerable well-deserved attention because of its established links to emotional well-being and health behaviors, falls prey to the conceptual and methodological issues we raised in our paper more generally about establishing unambiguous, clinically useful causal associations between psychological states and physical health (see also [ 13]).
A garrison had been assigned in the winter, and the 1862 report of the Commission to Study the Defenses of Washington describes Fort Stanton as "a work of considerable dimensions, well built, and tolerably well armed.
So what should be delivered is, to a considerable degree, well known, but how to deliver it effectively in low-resource settings is much less well known.
But the prize is considerable: as well as fame, the winner receives £5,000, which is 10 times the average salary.
But the technical demands are considerable as well, and Jonathan Biss negotiated its thickets with energy and clarity.
Damage to plant life can be considerable as well; saltwater marshes and mangroves are two notable shore ecosystems that frequently suffer from oil spills.
Variously compared to a watchful heron, an obelisk in motion, an amiable crocodile and Mount Rushmore (all of it), Arthur Miller cut a considerable figure well into his ninth decade.
