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Michael Noonan, Ireland's finance minister, struck an upbeat tone, saying in a statement that the report "illustrates the ability of the Irish state to implement a challenging program effectively".
"Police officers have detained a girl who had removed her abaya on al-Tahliya street, implementing a challenge she announced on social media several days ago," the newspaper quoted Colonel Fawaz al-Maiman as saying.
However, before the President's actions could be implemented, a challenge in federal court by the State of Texas has put the promise of these new initiatives on hold for over a year for the entire country.
Although ILES is comparably simple, numerically robust and easy to implement, a considerable challenge is the design of numerical discretization schemes resulting in a physically consistent SGS model.
Some employees may try to repeat the same generic challenges, so implement a two-month maximum on any challenge.
It is noted that if the engineers had selected and implemented a stronger challenge or response system, the cost of the devices would have gone up and the SpeedPass system may not have been as successful.
Newell, RG. "The role of energy technology policy alongside carbon pricing". In Implementing a US Carbon Tax: Challenges and Debates, 178-190.
It is an important challenge to implement a low- cost power analysis immune advanced encryption standard (AES) circuit.
"We failed for seven years to implement a strategy adequate to the challenge," Obama said today, of the period starting with the 9/11 attacks.
Due to the distributed and heterogeneous characteristics of different partner companies, it is a big challenge to implement a satisfying and cost effective solution in the networked enterprise.
It was during September 2014 when President Obama asked communities around the United States to accept the challenge to "implement a coherent cradle-to-college-and-career strategy for improving the life outcomes of all young people".
