It did not say whether this would entail changes in Turkish legislation.
Climate change may entail changes in farming practice.
(See comments by ABC's Gary Langer, Dec. 12, 2007 and Feb. 26, 2008; and Mark Blumenthal's "Dueling Gallups").. Despite her criticisms, Frankovic proposed no remedies, nor special panels to investigate the problems, perhaps in recognition that they might entail a fundamental change in the way that polls are currently conducted.
In Sweden, shortened length of puerperal care has been implemented with little recognition or concern for what these changes might entail for the health and welfare of the new family.
But as in his previous statements, Mr. Wen gave scant indication of what political change might entail, and made it clear that what he called China's "socialist democracy" would evolve in baby steps rather than by sweeping action.
While this short essay could not possibly go into all of the logistics, demographics, and organizational changes that such a transition might entail, it will, hopefully, provide some compelling arguments in favor of making the change.
Yet, even if the possibility that evolution has occurred, but is reversible, it might entail a large demographic cost in order to effect a rapid genetic change.
This investment might entail research that combines data from government agencies to understand how climate change affects environmental health, putting programs in place to certify products as helpful or nonhazardous, and training workers to properly install proven products.
Neither side would comment on what a compromise might entail.
For some people, that dream might entail winning the lottery.
