Asked by reporters if the tight outcome meant there was a risk the reform could fail to pass the next legislative steps to make it definitive, Valls said, "Tomorrow, we will hold another vote.
The impression is that, even if this immediate threat were turned down, the survival of the Italian government may be put in doubt again shortly should the Supreme Court uphold the five-year public office ban for Berlusconi - making it definitive and effective.
"He loved it and recorded it and that made it a definitive Christmas song," Evans recalled.
John Paul II made it a definitive (though not technically infallible) statement.
NintendoLife rated the WiiWare version 9 out of 10, stating that the new additions and updated controls made it the "definitive version of the game" despite the omission of online features seen in the PC version.
The relatively small sample size and the complex flow pattern in the composite medium made it difficult to reach definitive conclusions regarding transport parameters for colloid transport.
Like-for-like advertising revenues rose 2.1% at Johnston Press's long-standing businesses in 2002 and the company's chief executive, Tim Bowdler, said he expected growth to continue throughout the year but admitted uncertainty about an impending war made it hard to make definitive predictions.
Although several studies have investigated the optimal treatment of knee dislocations, all have been composed of a small number of patients and therefore have made it difficult to draw definitive conclusions.
However, the lack of matched normal specimens in this study made it difficult to make definitive determination of the somatic status of the observed mutations.
We chose to exclude the remaining genes from our analysis due to low expression levels, which made it difficult to make definitive interpretations.
