The department stresses that its summaries are not definitive; addresses of embassies or information Web sites are also given.
The review said that if these findings were subsequently verified, they "may provide a basis for the commencement of withdrawal or revocation proceedings" of one or more clean air programs overseen by Ohio unless the state made "definitive commitments to address U.S. E.P.A.'s concerns".
Europe did not face any hard deadline to forge a deal, as it did recently when it had to act to head off a Greek default, but its leaders wanted to agree on a definitive plan to address the systemic aspects of the euro crisis rather than issue vague proclamations as they had so often in the past.
"We are taking definitive steps to address the issues raised [by the NRC] and return the Robinson plant to the highest industry performance standards," she said in an email.
While we do not yet have the definitive data to address this caveat, we have reason to believe that at the scale at which we studied local recombination frequencies (approximately 3.4 cM intervals), these differences are likely to be small.
Finally, our study will not provide a definitive answer to address all e-cigarette regulation issues.
Only randomised primary preventive trials can provide definitive data to address these issues, and would ideally recruit participants of young age who are unlikely to have pre-existing early colorectal lesions.
One early benefit of the UK Coalition government's free data policy is that, for the first time, the UK has a single definitive database of addresses.
Come up with a definitive strategy that addresses the crucial issues, whether they stem from the marketplace, from cost problems, management missteps, investment errors, the supply chain or the macroeconomy.
The standard view of site-specific binding typically addresses definitive interaction parameters such as kinetic rates or occupation probabilities.
This means taking definitive actions that comprehensively address the company's problems and that bid to turn the tide once and for all rather than to settle for a series of "baby steps," each of which isn't quite ambitious enough to make a decisive difference.
