Changes have been made and will continue to be required in order to ensure that the schemes can meet their liabilities to provide a pension to the employees or their beneficiaries.
Well, who better to consider these questions than Robert A. Caro, who wrote the definitive doorstop of a Moses biography that won the Pulitzer and continues to be required reading for anyone who wants to understand how power works in cities.
"While the whole of defence is in the review, we understand the commitments that we have already made and the likelihood that this will continue to be required in the future," he said.
With some campaigners worried that TTIP would lead to lower food standards, Cable gave an undertaking to cabinet that all food imported from the US would continue to be required to meet EU food standards, so specific products like hormone-treated beef and chlorine-washed poultry would be prohibited by existing EU approval systems.
With the evolution of the centralized telecom market, it is expected that optical network protocols for large carrier networks will continue to be required in addition to P2P.
Although careful analyses continue to be required for rigorous conclusions about such DNA damage, diversification of a cancer genome after constricted migration is now clear in vitro.
As occupational exposure to asbestos still occurs, preventive measures to eliminate ARD continue to be required to protect the health of both workers and the public from asbestos exposure.
Placebo-controlled randomised controlled trials (RCTs) continue to be required or recommended by regulatory authorities for the licensing of new drugs for schizophrenia, despite ongoing concerns regarding the risks to trial participants.
Clearly, the very simplicity of the worm nervous system that makes it so attractive for studying basic neurobiology is also a disadvantage in that the complexity of the mammalian brain cannot be adequately reflected, and so rodent models will continue to be required to validate any findings from C. elegans ND studies.
Although a minimum number of scans will likely continue to be required, the creation of a curriculum based on a competency-based education model that will be more focused on the achievement of certain milestones than a predetermined number of exams will help to finally achieve this goal.
