Current diesel technology presents trade-offs.
Pointing to the time needed to shake out the errors from the software code for the program, called Leopard, the company said in a statement, "Life often presents trade-offs, and in this case we're sure we've made the right ones".
Peter Kraska, an expert on the militarization of police in the United States, said that the wider use of the C8, like most public policy decisions, presents trade-offs.
At present, trade in rhino horns is illegal.
Past and present, trade and slavery slide together.
Present trade agreements only exacerbate this situation, as corporations continue to leave New York in search of cheap labor.
They lasted eight days and then broke up without agreement because, despite the patent injustice of the present trade rules, the world failed to come together.
Between 1994 and 1997, Patricia Hewitt, the present trade and industry secretary, was head of research for Andersen Consulting, a sister firm later spun off from Arthur Andersen as Accenture.
Using this clustering approach as the basis, we describe several geomulticast zone formulation and representation methods that present trade offs between accuracy, simplicity and cost effectiveness.
In our August 21st story on the new European Commission, we attributed remarks about the likely direction of the EU's trade policies to the present trade commissioner, France's Pascal Lamy.
But at present, trade data have to be passed to a trader's national tax authority only after three months and the taxman has another three months to hand them on to his counterparts across the EU.
