These steps may slow the flow of oil into the sea, perhaps substantially, but they will not stop it altogether, and carry a slight risk of increasing it.
If the secretary of the Treasury and the chairman of the Federal Reserve say they need new legislation to authorize various forms of government subsidy, then this is substantially what they will get —along with a lot of discretion on how to implement it.
The current Mexican administration, he said, was "in a fundamentally different place, and the possibilities of cooperation, as a result, are substantially greater, and they will show results".
Those revenues will likely decline substantially, but in 2012 they will still be 27percentt of projected M.T.A. expenses.
Giving up on global agreements or, more accurately, on the prospect that they will substantially alter our relationship with the natural world, is almost a relief.
A recent survey by Deloitte of "aggressive adopters" of cognitive technologies found that 76% believe that they will "substantially transform" their companies within the next three years.
But the League of American Theaters and Producers, the producers' collective bargaining group, was upset by recent deals cut by the union with nonleague producers to allow Equity actors to go out on the road for substantially reduced rates, as they will in a coming tour of "Evita".
6 These changes are indeed those that are being proposed for DSM 5 15 with the expectation that they will substantially reduce the proportion of eating disorder NOS cases.
While such all-atom simulations help to understand the mechanical properties of filaments from a sub-molecular level, we doubt that they will substantially contribute to our understanding of higher level phenomena like cell motility.
For example, in the mortality panel, under the GSE scenario, inequalities may fall substantially; under the EME scenario they will likely rise considerably.
