"We want to embark in the most transparent, effective, and efficient recovery process in the history of our nation," he said, per Bloomberg News.
"We have undergone the most extensive, exhaustive and unprecedented regulatory inspection process in the history of nuclear power," said Bruce D. Kenyon, the head of Northeast Utilities' nuclear division, who was hired in September 1996 to guide the company through the Millstone recovery.
It is a view shared by the World Snooker chairman, Barry Hearn, who said: "It's been the toughest qualification process in the history of snooker, so those 16 qualifiers walk out with their heads held high.
The issue at hand is whether Fifa – having presided over the most convoluted, controversial and cack-handed bidding process in the history of sport – should be allowed to get away with one more chaotic attempt to clear up a mess entirely of its own making.
In contrast, extinction was established as a common process in the history of life by Darwin's time, and today it is acknowledged that the overwhelming majority of species that have existed no longer grace the Earth.
Also known as the "Global Goals for Sustainable Development," the SDGs are the result of the most open and transparent consultation process in the history of the United Nations, in which individuals, community organizations, businesses, scientists, academics and other partners worked with Governments.
"The future program we're unveiling today ushers in the biggest change process in the history of Volkswagen," Chief Executive Matthias Mueller said at a news conference in Germany.
Although many details concerning the evolutionary origin of the earliest nucleated, organelle-containing cells are still a matter of debate [ 51- 53], there is agreement among scientists that symbiogenesis (primary endosymbiosis) was an early key process in the history of life [ 38, 39, 54].
The feature, named from nearby Mons Hadley, is a channel that was likely formed by volcanic processes earlier in the history of the Moon.
