"We are working on the possibility of a gradual permanent agreement, which can be seen as a long-term interim agreement, in which parts are carried out in stages," Mr. Barak told Israeli Army Radio today.
Maps of the properties constructed from the nanoindentation results showed that, despite the compositional heterogeneity, homogenous values of Young's modulus and hardness were attained and the change in the interface region was gradual, in agreement with the concept of functionally graded materials.
Now, although both parties say they are committed to more gradual approaches, an agreement is required to avoid the fiscal equivalent of shock therapy.
This was a period characterized by a gradual process of agreement between workers' unions and employers with the objective of increasing the flexibility in labor relationships.
The government's approach to harmonising the sales taxes levied by state governments is to seek agreement to gradual change.
The convoy attack, military declaration and bombings were the strongest signs yet of the gradual unraveling of a broader agreement between Russia and the United States aimed at restarting peace talks to end the conflict in Syria, which has killed an estimated 500,000 people and displaced millions.
These results proved that the nucleation of HAps mediated by AS is a gradual process, which is in agreement with our proposed mechanism on HAps nucleation as described in Figure 1B.
The Israeli-Palestinian agreement calls for a gradual transition to Palestinian self-rule in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Hours after President Barack Obama signed a congressional budget agreement into law, the gradual return to normality contrasted with a visibly shaken political establishment and residual anger over the standoff.
A hard-line member of the Likud Party, Mr. Landau opposed the Oslo agreement, with its call for gradual Israeli withdrawal from occupied territory in favor of Palestinian control.
55 The Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture foresaw the gradual reduction, at different rates for developed and developing countries, but not the elimination, of export subsidies.
