In this investigation, a comprehensive study was proposed with the intent to implement composites in high performance flywheels.
From the 282,766 gathered domain names, only 7.93%% show the intent to implement DNSSEC.
While the intent to implement environmentally friendly and sustainable processes continues to grow, the contribution that road transport makes to the nation's carbon footprint and the potential for their reduction through the use of freight apps have not been investigated in depth, and its impact is largely unclear.
Failure may occur regardless of the intent to implement a "correct" action.
"Yes, the Senator is holding the nominee until he gets answers to his questions regarding Mr. Wheeler's views on whether the FCC has the authority or intent to implement the requirements of the failed Congressional DISCLOSE Act.
And despite the threat of environmental rollbacks and noise about pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement, 1000 companies and investors have signed on to the Business Backs Low-Carbon USA statement, which reiterated support and intent to implement the historic Agreement to address climate change.
I want Zuckerberg to come here and answer to the competent committee and I want to hear from him how Facebook actually intents to implement the GDPR after 25 May". In the hearing before the US House Committee on Commerce and Energy on 11 April, Zuckerberg stated that all the rights required under the GDPR will be applied to Americans and the rest of the world.
In support of this argument, the states have offered evidence of numerous statements by the president about his intent to implement a "Muslim ban," as well as evidence they claim suggests that the executive order was intended to be that ban, including sections 5(b) and 5 e) of the order.
In support of this argument, the States have offered evidence of numerous statements by the President about his intent to implement a "Muslim ban" as well as evidence they claim suggests that the Executive Order was intended to be that ban, including sections 5(b) and 5 e) of the Order.
It noted that the states challenging the executive order "have offered evidence of numerous statements by the president about his intent to implement a 'Muslim ban.'" And it said, rejecting another administration argument, that it was free to consider evidence about the motivation behind laws that draw seemingly neutral distinctions.
Country teams from Algeria, Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen indicated an intent to implement national health accounts and household surveys in the future, which will enable usage of generated evidence in strengthening their health policies.
