The cap-and-trade legislation now making its way through Congress could help hasten solutions to many of the technical issues that CCS still faces.
Rwanda, Uganda and Congo were among the signers of a 1998 peace accord that met in Lusaka, Zambia, early this week to try to hasten a solution to the Congo crisis, which has drawn half a dozen nations into Africa's biggest war.
There is said to be a large middle ground in the parliamentary party and the shadow cabinet who have yet to come to a view on whether airstrikes will hasten a solution or are a Downing Street tactic to bring military and diplomatic prestige.
But, in the quest to hasten a solution, they too often ignore, downplay, or rationalize those fundamental elements that would otherwise challenge their assertions.
With disbursement of aid also held up, debt due for repayment this summer has hastened the need for a solution.
(It didn't help that the Saatchi Gallery added bleach to the solution, hastening the decay, staff members at Mr. Hirst's studio said). In 1993 Mr. Saatchi's curators finally had the shark skinned and stretched the skin over a fiberglass mold.
The cease-fire did not hasten any political solution, and Russia's allies -- Iran and Hezbollah -- have already paid and will continue to pay a heavy price in terms of casualties for halting their momentum toward Aleppo.
The detachment process may be hastened by gently washing the VT solution up and down the flask.
On 29 December Australia was one of only two nations to vote against a Jordanian draft resolution designed to hasten a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian dispute.
New expertise, organizational structures, economic models, delivery options, tech-driven solutions, knowledge management systems, process and process management, and financing for customer-centric solutions are hastening the sunset of the legal guild.
In a pandemic hastened by globalization, vaccination is not a viable initial solution because vaccine production requires an estimated 6 months (1, 3 ).
