So in a world where people don't pay much attention to Congress and don't understand it very well and mainly vote based on a rough approximation of how well policies seem to be working in their own lives, how're they supposed to judge the majority's program when the majority isn't able to implement it?
Unfortunately, we were not able to implement those slogans, but I am still interested in trying to make them a reality" · Iran Awakening is published by Rider, price £12.99.
Yet practice shows that current systems are not able to implement changes within a short time frame.
As mentioned earlier, we were not able to implement CoopMAC in its full sense due to several limitations posed by the architecture of the wireless card hardware.
Finally, on the issue of political rights, Turkey was not able to implement effective external voting due to several legal and practical impediments, despite the willingness of the government for a while (Kadirbeyoglu, 2012).
As we included exclusively BP with objectively assessed neurocognitive deficits, recruitment was difficult and subsequently we had a small sample size and were not able to implement a randomized group design.
… for the reliability and validity of self/peer-assessment I think since our L2 teachers are not that much familiar with language literacy assessment they are not able to implement these assessment types in appropriate way which lead to reliability and validity issues.
Note that we are not able to implement the joint resource allocation techniques available in the literature and reviewed in Section 1, mainly due to the unfeasible algorithmic complexity when using tens of terminals, hundreds of subcarriers, and high data rates (on the order of Mb/s).
Even so, a more advanced kinetic model might enable the discrimination of some of the different components (blood flow, GFR, OCT-mediated transport, and urine flow) in renal handling of 11C-metformin; however, we are not able to implement such an approach on the current animal data because of limited spatial resolution inherent in small-animal microPET studies.
Amherst's letters also discussed the use of dogs to hunt Indians, the so-called "Spaniard's Method," but, alas, he was not able to implement this plan due to a shortage of hounds.
