In 1993 Israel and the PLO reached an agreement (known as the Oslo Accords) that involved mutual recognition and envisaged the gradual implementation of Palestinian self-government in the West Bank and Gaza Strip before a permanent peace settlement.
However, in most of researches, security properties are envisaged in the implementation phase.
The setting up of this coordination is envisaged with the implementation of the Cancer Plan or through good practice contracts imposed on healthcare institutions.
It is envisaged that the implementation of the suggested energy system with other environmentally responsible interventions would support the Niger Delta coastline communities, whose livelihoods have been impaired by gas and oil exploration, to attain their full environmental, social and economic potentials.
It is envisaged that the implementation of the suggested energy system with other environmentally responsible interventions would support the Niger Delta coastline communities, whose livelihoods have been impaired by gas and oil exploration, to attain their fully environmental, social and economic potentials.
The extension of the questionnaire to other cancers could be envisaged via the implementation of focus groups involving patients with the relevant pathology.
Following research among TB suspects and patients in Kenya, it was envisaged that the implementation of PITC for TB patients in high HIV-prevalence settings would not only scale up HIV testing, but would also contribute to the mitigation of fears associated with uptake thereof [ 27].
Even as the Greek authorities are blamed for not running faster towards the implementation of the required structural reforms of the economy, the official lenders of Greece are blamed for their inability to envisage the consequences of their stubbornly insistence on a blind austerity policy.
Analyst Martin Deboo at Investec said: We would envisage implementation by 2015/16 if the legislation passes.
"Penalties are necessary to ensure the effective implementation by hosting service providers of the obligations pursuant to this Regulation," the Commission writes, envisaging the most severe penalties being reserved for systematic failures to remove terrorist material within one hour. .
