One source close to the Israeli embassy said that if a tight and strict U.N. resolution could be drafted, "it would be a very good development from Israel's point of view".
Implantable microelectrodes are often designed to be used in chronic long term applications in vertebrates and subjected to strict endurance and resolution requirements.
Saudi Arabia is insisting on strict implementation of UN resolution 2216 and deeply mistrusts the Houthis.
In it he argues authorities should take a "strict" approach to crisis resolution.
While the Administration voted for an Organization of American States resolution urging strict adherence to the constitution in Venezuela, it did not exactly condemn the coup plotters, many of whom it knew pretty well.
This internal conflict resulted in a lack of resolution in strict consensus trees.
Emerging evidence demonstrates that resolvins and protectins exert a strict control towards the resolution process of AT inflammation and pave the way for monocyte migration and their differentiation into macrophages and even elicit macrophage polarization toward an M2-like phenotype [ 79, 82].
How that would work given Apple's so-far strict adherence to certain resolutions isn't clear.
Mr. Bush plans to call President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia soon, administration officials said, in hopes of reversing Russia's public position that no new United Nations resolution -- with strict deadlines and penalties for noncompliance -- is needed before inspectors return to Iraq.
Hadi, backed by the Saudis, is demanding the strict implementation of a UN resolution calling on the Houthis to return weapons seized from the state and withdraw from territory captured over the past year, including the capital Sana'a.
Facing restive electorates and with their forces already deployed in Afghanistan, European governments want to be seen in strict compliance with the U.N. resolution authorizing "all necessary measures" to protect civilians in Libya, short of an occupation.
