A statement from Russia's Foreign Ministry did not mention Mr. Kerry's threat to Mr. Lavrov, saying the two diplomats had "discussed possibilities of influencing the situation in Aleppo in the interest of normalizing it" by returning to their Sept. 9 agreement.
Being concerned with the environmental impact of electrical consumer products, this article examines possibilities of influencing ecological user performance through design features.
We fully understand, however, that how 'high risk' is actually defined is influenced by all the personal perceptions and expectations already mentioned, as well as the more pragmatic possibilities of influencing change and costs.
Additionally, we will focus on the carbohydrate, lipid and amino acid metabolism and discuss the possibilities of influencing these biochemical pathways in order to improve the production of a specific biofuel and to decrease the production costs.
According to ART, regulation requirements constitute a resource in the work environment that provides possibilities of influencing and controlling the work environment and of being creative in work practice, learning new things and developing skills.
In plants, fatty acyl-ACP synthesised in the plastids is transformed to free fatty acids by acyl-ACP thioesterases and then transported from the chloroplast to the cytoplasm, thus the possibilities of influencing the control of fatty acid biosynthesis are remote.
The analysis was performed on the 436 pain drawings with marks only below waistline among the 480 possible across the study period to eliminate the possibility of influence on pain score and disability index from painful sites above the waistline.
The relationship represented something that Kudlow hadn't experienced in a very long time: the possibility of influence at the highest levels.
Indeed, in his U.S. News essay, Mr. Rehnquist ruled out the possibility of influence once the court agreed to hear a case.
Beyond that, party rules allow unions and other special interests to help people use the Internet, raising the possibility of influence or coercion.
