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More worryingly, it looks unlikely to be implemented since President Afwerki announced plans to draft a new constitution in 2014, rather than to implement the existing one.

It is the higher threshold that looks more likely to be implemented, judging by David Cameron's approach in his high-profile speech last month, which focused on family migration, and which used essentially the same threshold (the £20,000 post-tax figure in Cameron's speech being equivalent to a pre-tax level of £25,700).

This finding highlights the importance of developing functional genetic linkage maps to be used as useful tools to look for favorable allelic variants to be implemented in MAS.

MMO's are almost impossible to judge on Beta first impressions with so many features still to be implemented, but MoP is looking promising so far.

The intervention proposals were collectively built and intended to be more than an academic exercise, looking forward to being implemented as a strategic intervention to promote changes in the pharmaceutical services of the American region.

Whatever the approach, even defining fair compensation is harder than it looks, as is implementing reforms that don't have unintended consequences.

I think we need to look at how it would be implemented.

Prof Daugherty was asked by the Welsh government to look into how it were implementing policies in the early years of devolution.

look to the day when it will be implemented.

Before continuing, I want to look at the three ways ABR can be implemented.

"As we look to our reopening this weekend we are implementing a number of measures to protect the safety of our customers and reinforce our zero tolerance policy to drugs.