Lee and Robinson are restricted free agents, although the Knicks are expected to make strong efforts to retain them.
In other scenarios, particularly consistent with ones where you really do make strong efforts to achieve those Paris Climate Goals, it can peak a lot earlier and can get down as low as 80 or 85 million barrels a day by 2040.
With many industries changing so fast and experiencing such intense competition, managers would do well to make strong efforts to stay ahead of the curve.
If your agent continues to represent you, and has published your book, it's likely they will make strong efforts to sell foreign editions of your work.
But government and civil rights officials agree that some stations still aren't meeting their legal requirement to make strong efforts to recruit women and minorities.
Although the civil rights groups said they would not identify the offending stations until papers were filed, they alleged that the challenged stations either discriminated against minorities and women or failed to make strong efforts to recruit them for broadcasting jobs as required by law.
Moreover, the possibility that the base of one or both parties will be angry and stay home is raised during virtually every election, but both parties make strong efforts, often with some success, to bring these voters out in the weeks leading up to the election.
Residents described the need for supervisors who are available and approachable, give constructive feedback, make strong efforts at teaching, and give clear expectations.
Make strong efforts to improve and remember specific grammar rules, so as to avoid incomprehensibility or vagueness to native speakers.
"The NFF made strong effort to ensure qualification but the first leg result proved a mountain to climb in Bata". The seven-time African champions, who are still searching for a substantive coach, were without several regulars including injured BBC Footballer of the Year Asisat Oshoala.
There has been limited western political or media focus on the deaths, and Amnesty's Sammonds said that without popular pressure on western governments, there may be little incentive for the military to make stronger efforts to protect civilians.
