For example, in Swaziland, the average age at which the demand to limit meets or exceeds that to space is 23; in Lesotho, it is 24 (Table 2).
Although fertility desires are generally high in the region, demand for limiting (met and unmet need) is strong as well: Among all women of reproductive age in the analysis countries, more have a demand to space births (25%) than to limit (14%), using an average weighted by population size of women of reproductive age.
Unlike libraries, museums are not able to provide extensive loan services (which would conflict with their prime purpose), but, for rural schools unable to visit the museum, such a facility, albeit limited, meets a need.
In a press conference Thursday, public health officials said it would cost $156 million annually for the nearly 100 water agencies impacted by the 10-parts-per-billion limit to meet that limit.
When that limit is met, further indulgence can only result in assessing damages that are punitive.
Game ends when the combined score limit is met or when time expires.
This solubility limit is met in all of our preparations.
On average, 28% of women with a demand to limit have met their ideal parity and 30% have exceeded it.
Colin Matthews, BAA chief executive, said: "A third runway will only go ahead if strict environmental limits are met".
The strategy would set tighter limits of national emissions of major pollutants but allow utilities to trade credits among themselves, in effect, letting the market dictate how the limits are met.
