Mathematical models suggest that wide-scale treatment in heavily infected countries can reduce transmission of H.I.V.
Indeed, some analysts insisted it was unlikely that wide-scale abuses would be found.
Residents quickly voiced fears that wide-scale development would overwhelm local schools, push up school taxes and produce an influx of second-home buyers who might change the flavor of the hamlet, transforming it into an East End destination.
It is hoped that wide-scale testing of the wind turbine system will occur over the next three years and thereafter, fast market penetration throughout Africa will be inevitable.
Mario Coyula, Havana's director of urbanism and architecture in the 1970s and '80s, said that wide-scale buying and selling would lead to a "huge rearrangement" in Havana and other cities as the wealthy move to better areas.
Hamid Karzai's announcement on Tuesday that he will support a run-off election, after Afghanistan's independent election commission recognised that wide-scale vote-rigging had taken place, is welcome bit of good news amid the regular stream of bad that comes out of Afghanistan.
Cyrus Mistry, the head of Google's Device and Content for Education, tells TechCrunch that wide-scale implementation was part of the platform's appeal from the outset.
The data shows that wide-scale implementation of thinking in Israeli science classrooms often develops as an evolutionary rather than as a revolutionary process.
Amira Yahyaoui, a Tunisian journalist and founder of the watchdog group Al Bawsala, argued that wide-scale surveillance of political dissidents in the Middle East did little to prevent the spread of groups like the Islamic State.
Shetty said the conception that citizens clamored for draconian responses to terror attacks was overblown, and argued along with De Croo that wide-scale surveillance, instead of targeted counter-terrorism efforts, actually did little to head off terror plots.
