So, for that matter, could peace in Iraq, believe it or not.What companies like GE are betting on, therefore, is that big-country governments will accept the need for a workable system of global targets for cutting emissions.
The current study by Petherick and colleagues [ 4] emphasizes the continuing challenges of monitoring postoperative patients for SSI, evaluating new management approaches to the prevention and treatment of SSIs, and the need for a workable classification system that will facilitate the collection of data in a geographically and clinically diverse population.
Abrahams adds: "There is an urgent need for a workable replacement for the green deal and reform of ECOs".
Nothing much happened, but the need for a workable system increased when Napster came on the scene in late 1999.
What the government needs is a workable strategy and the management structure to implement it.
What is needed is a workable model of the identity criteria for concepts (allowing us confidently to either affirm or deny such claims as "The concept of moral obligation is the concept of an institution-transcendent requirement")—but we have no such model, and there is no consensus even on what approximate shape such a model would take.
The committee needs to find a workable solution -- short of a general election, which would be logistically impossible right now -- to choose a legitimate representative body.
He sometimes fleshes out only as much of his imaginary world as he needs to make a workable setting for the story.
If you don't have the space to set up a separate room, set up a desk and everything else you need in a workable spot, like a corner of the dining room.
As a consequence, a more comprehensive operating definition of "Energy Security" is needed, along with a workable framework for analysis of which future energy paths or scenarios are likely to yield greater Energy Security in a broader, more comprehensive sense.
