In 1969 he changed Poland's policy vis-à-vis West Germany, leading to the signing early in December 1970 of a Polish West German treaty normalizing relations between the two countries and sanctioning the Polish western boundary.
In response the Royal Navy started the blockade of the Adriatic Sea leading to the Battle of Vis in 1811.
High nominal wages and poor productivity caused peripheral countries to lose competitiveness vis a vis Germany during the 2000s, leading to large current account deficits.
Due to its secure nature, a citizens' income would also give job seekers a better bargaining position vis-à-vis employers than conditional benefit schemes, leading to better job market matching and potentially higher wages.
Instead, the dominant mechanism leading to the quenching of the VIS-related PL is due to the phonon-assisted tunneling [55] of confined carriers to states at the interface between a Si/Si-NCs and the matrix.
Such training was conducted in a haphazard fashion in Nigeria's nursing schools until early in the 21st century, leading to generally poor knowledge and negative attitude of nurses vis-à-vis leprosy and tuberculosis patients [ 26].
We found some differences vis-à-vis other studies with regard to non-neurological conditions leading to worse prognosis.
Israeli analysts warned that a return to the tense calm that has largely prevailed in the last two years would not compensate for the lack of a more coherent Israeli strategy vis-à-vis Gaza, nor prevent another escalation with the potential of leading to an all-out conflagration.
Retarded crack growth rates in the laminates leading to their enhanced fatigue lives and higher cyclic fracture toughness values vis-à-vis plain specimens substantiate fiber bridging effect in the laminates.
He wants to rebalance the power relationship among Iran's leading factions, reconciling their fissures while restoring the relative weight of the clerics vis-à-vis the Revolutionary Guard.
On the demand side, one may point out both a higher income-elasticity of demand for services - reinforced by aging of the population - and to technology trends favoring "software" vis-à¬-vis "hardware" - or "intangible" relative to "tangible" assets - as leading to an increasing weight of services in GDP and employment (IIF, 2015).
