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As a result, the targets for water levels and for sizes of populations of priority species were being set for periods of multiple years, rather than requiring a particular level or number to be met every year.

And Mr Coelho now looks set for another period in power after the coalition scooped substantially more votes than any of its rivals.

If he succeeds, then Northern Ireland's devolved government will probably resume business next week.If he fails, then unionism is set for a period of further disintegration.

Newman, who chairs the prime minister's Business Advisory Council, said there is evidence that the world is set for a period of cooling, rather than warming, leading to significant geopolitical problems because of a lack of preparedness.

It said: We now look set for a period of lower invested capital and international power products growth and returns are unlikely to return to the 20% plus levels achieved between 2009 and 2011.

The basin (Mediterranean) SLP data were downloaded from the NCEP/NCAR Reanalysis data set, for the period 1970 to 2005.

Dynamic exclusion was set for a period of 3 s and a tolerance of 100 ppm.

Some models have timers which can be set for a period of hours or from dawn to dusk.

The concept is that of inertial prices, which are set for extended periods and can get into a leapfrogging pattern of sustained inflation that's hard to undo.

For example, it can be configured to track a cat for two days every 10 minutes, or be set for longer periods of time if owners go on vacation.

In HIIT, the intervals are set for a short period of high intensity training with just below maximum effort followed by a recovery period of low intensity.