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Tokyo maintains that it needs data to monitor the impact of whales on its fishing industry and to keep tabs on the whale population's recovery from overfishing; Japan hopes that may lead to a lifting of prohibitions.

It remains unclear whether the verdict will lead to a lifting of the block.

The move could lead to a lifting of the ban on female sports in public schools.

There is, moreover, for example, no indication that last week's use of a stadium as a test case, will lead to a lifting of restrictions on women's sporting rights, including free access to attend men's competitions and the ability to practice and compete in a majority of sports disciplines that are not mentioned in the Qur'an.

Opinions vary as to whether the new recommendations will lead to a lift on bans on trial of labor.

During the heating period the localization of particles leads to a "lifting" of tails of this distribution, as seen in Figure 1(c).

Publicity in Australia led to a lift in the government's ban on military drafts.

Seyed Hossein Naghavi, spokesman for the parliamentary committee on the national security and foreign policy, said: "We will not recognise an agreement that would not lead to a complete lifting of all sanctions".

If the release is the first part of a greater deal, it should logically lead to a total lifting or further easing of the embargo over Gaza, soon.

He likes such metals as copper, because, he says, China's continuing consumption of tremendous amounts of cement and steel could lead to "a big lift" in the consumption of other metals.

"Ultimately, these trends lead to an overall lift in sales, rather than cannibalizing of other days," Henderson adds.