We are the country that designed and exploded these weapons that are inherently implements of terrorism in that, as the nuking of Japan amply demonstrated, they cannot distinguish between civilian and combatant.
They stressed that internal marketing was inherently difficult to implement because of inter-functional conflicts between departments, management and employees, and the firm's inherent resistance to change.
However, there are several global health interventions that are inherently complex to implement, such as the social marketing of condoms and the DOTS (directly observed therapy, short course) strategy for tuberculosis control in very low income countries [ 24].
As GA requires little knowledge about the problem being solved, and they are easy to implement, robust, and inherently parallel, they can be effective regardless of the nature of the objective functions and constraints (Marler et al. 2004; Sbalzariniy et al. 2000).
Lessons Learned: A key lesson learnt from this programme is how inherently difficult it is to implement politically sensitive reforms during periods of political instability.
Furthermore, to implement the model, which is inherently nonlinear for multistatic sonar, approximations have to be made.
A basic Voronoi-based algorithm is found to be simple to implement but the method is shown to produce inherently anisotropic microstructures.
Meanwhile, Alfred de Zayas, independent UN expert on international order, has criticised the UN's hypocrisy, saying "there is something inherently wrong when the organisation is not the first one to implement its own rules".
Inherent risk assessment and the normal distribution of index values are configured as a decision-making steps for implementing the inherently safer design strategies.
Although the Joint Programme's work with government implementing partners inherently builds in some sustainability, attention needs to be given to timely exit strategies.
