But aid workers are scarce, because they cannot safely sustain relief efforts.
This is essentially a judgement about how long the current growth rate can be safely sustained, which in the OBR's view is not very long at all.
The design of overhead line tower or substation gantry structure foundations must be such that it safely sustains and transmits to the ground the combined dead load, imposed load, and wind load in such a manner as not to cause any settlement or movement which would impair the stability of the structure or cause damage.
The design of overhead line tower or substation gantry structure foundations must be such as to safely sustain and transmit to the ground the combined dead load, imposed load, and wind load in such a manner as not to cause any settlement or movement, which would impair the stability of the structure or cause damage.
At the same time, the panel acknowledged that biomedical research currently offers no help in setting limits on the number and strength of "hits" a young athlete can safely sustain, and in determining whether limiting full-contact sports practices is sufficient to protect a child.
In patients who cannot tolerate or safely sustain anticoagulation with warfarin, dual antiplatelet therapy may be considered.
As a result, the fishing mortality that a population can safely sustain can be lower than what would be predicted if the elevated mortality among spawners was not accounted for.
This technique teaches you to place your tone in the soft palate, which is essential if you want to safely sustain a long scream in a song.
The association between higher MVPA and higher lean mass suggests that research is required to identify the specific types of activities that benefit muscle mass and can be implemented safely and sustained over the long term among older adults.
Additionally, TF can safely provide sustained control of regurgitation, atypical symptoms and healing of reflux esophagitis for at least 12 months, without risking the development of post-fundoplication side effects.
