In particular, we derive integral-type easily verifiable sufficient conditions governing two-weight inequalities for these operators.
They also question the need for new legislation, arguing that existing laws are sufficient to govern civil society groups.
An important incentive to develop such a governing body is the indication that with sufficient governance structure, point-to-point agreements would not be obligatory.
The results provide the first laboratory confirmation of the relation between PVDC incineration temperature and PCDD/PCDF formation, and of the primary importance of high temperature, turbulence for mixing between air and combustion gas, and sufficient residence time, as governing factors for the minimization of PCDD/PCDF formation in municipal solid waste incinerators.
The polls suggest that no party will obtain a sufficient majority to govern alone.
To obtain sufficient revenue to govern, the crown had to request subsidies and taxes from a potentially fractious and recalcitrant Parliament.
"If, in contrast to what we expect, we do not have a sufficient majority to govern at the end of January, I think that the best thing would be to have the chance to get a fresh majority in both houses of Parliament," he said.
It is shown that three non-dimensional parameters are sufficient to completely govern the low velocity impact response of such structures.
On the global level, each nation, according to Rawls, would ideally have sufficient means to govern itself democratically (or at least "decently"), so that in working out the terms of ideal global justice, we need not worry about the sort of widespread, severe poverty and rampant corruption that currently blight the lives of billions of people (Rawls 1999b).
4. Documents sufficient to show all policies governing the granting of the bonuses to the groups of employees referenced in items (1) to (3).
