But it has also raised some serious concerns about how it will be implemented and the possible consequences it might have on citizens' free speech.
This requires the collection of a massive number of data, which are then used for modelling and analysis in a bid to apprehend the whole picture, including how the EV-involved systems are operated, how the policy can implemented and their consequences, what are the customers' preferences in purchasing and using EVs, and how the EV's prospect and participants' willingness are interrelated, etc.
But surely voters have a right to know how it is being implemented, and with what consequences for the asylum seekers, the relationship with Indonesia, the navy and Australia's international reputation – especially since the election policy involved an explicit commitment that Australia would not "tow" back boats at all.
The committee also castigated the government for restricting consultation on the decision to how it would be implemented and said possible consequences were "inadequately examined".
Within the company case studies different target groups were questioned in the form of half-structured interviews in order to gain information about the latest technologies in the framework of the "Internet of Things" that are implemented in practice and the consequences for skilled work that come along with them.
This was the case of the Fast Track Action Plan (2012 2015) which was not implemented due to the consequences of the 2011 crisis and it was overtaken by the Transition Plan for Stabilization and Development (2012 2014).
Interventional studies need to be implemented to evaluate the consequences of the avoidance or the promotion of these factors.
This concept is best implemented where the consequence of BLEVE can be evaluated at the preliminary design stage, and necessary design improvements can be done as early as possible.
It is shown that the conflict resulted, in part, from the league's inability to formulate or implement policies addressing the consequences of its own growth and success.
Rules have a chance of success only when put in place at the outset, liberating the regulator to implement the consequences that flow from the rules.
