Thus, while the agreement is likely to result in lower export prices offered by developing countries to the developed countries, the former does not face equal reductions in import prices for the imports they fetch from the developed countries.
However, full implementation by 2046 will fetch reduced welfare to these developing members due to major worsening terms of trade.
According to Namibian legend, it was originally an all-white creature, and developed its fetching stripes during a rather nasty fight with a baboon.
A number of startups, including Magic, Operator, GoButler and Fetch, have been developing mobile shopping apps that function more like personal assistants, allowing users to submit commerce-related requests by voice or text for items ranging from products they want to purchase to airline tickets and more.
To make all the phylogenetic oligonucleotide probes easily available, we developed a web interface to fetch and download the 74 003 probes that compose our oligonucleotide database (PhylOPDb).
We developed a genome crawler that fetches various genomic annotations from public databases, and processes and saves them into R binary tables.
Is it true, we ask, that a water meter (i.e., the only way a new property can be developed) in laid-back Bolinas can fetch over $300,000 at auction?
To archive relevant literature in the domain of breast cancer, we leveraged two tools (E-Search and E-Fetch), from the E-utils suite, developed at the National Library of Medicine (NLM).
With decades-old jeans fetching thousands of dollars at flea markets, denim developed a basic taxonomy: rigid, used, vintage and, by the late 90's, distressed or "new vintage".
The complexes vary in type - from a new complex being developed in Battersea Park where homes are fetching up to £3m each to cities such as Birmingham and Leeds where many of the residents are tenants.
