It creates uncertainty about the eventual shape of the policy and is a step backward in the global effort to mitigate climate change.
As Curtice says: "The eventual shape of the constitution is still up for grabs".
Even as nationalists take aim at globalists, the eventual shape of international relations remains an open question.
Therefore, as the influential deputy secretary of state, Richard Armitage, said today, "we had discussions with some of our coalition partners about the eventual shape of an Afghanistan".
A model for genetic mechanism of OFPs and TRMs in organ formation implies that their relative expression levels are critical to control the eventual shape of plant organs (Fig. 7).
It was always going to be an historic result, even if the opinion polls in the run-up to May 7 did not quite match up to eventual shape of Westminster.
This is music without continuity and an expressing voice, music where you simply have to wait to hear what will come next from the forces massed around you, though the eventual shape, of a double wave through two strong climaxes, is satisfying and the finale achieves an extraordinary uplift.
We are assuming that spatial, context specific factors are important for understanding the development and eventual shape of local initiatives.
Whatever the eventual shape of health-care reform, there are likely to be changes in the government's reimbursement policies for Medicare, Medicaid, and indigent care.
