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But this week they came together to agree on a new draft constitution for their envisaged "zone", and the Kurdish regional parliament is due to reconvene on October 4th for the first time since 1994.

This paper covers the design and engineering of both diagnostics together with their envisaged performance.

Research on smart cities lacks a systematic understanding of the different components of smart city governance, the metrics to measure these components, their envisaged outcomes and potential contextual factors influencing both components as well as outcomes.

Poor health outcomes among older people affected by HIV/AIDS highlight the need for policies that target them in the fight against HIV/AIDS if they are to play their envisaged care giving and other traditional roles.

Imperial College, London, had astutely tied their HP into an industrial design-style working cycle, showing how their project was shaped by these considerations and made much of the way in which their discussion with local experts in sociology had affected the imagined design of their envisaged product.

The results from document analysis and interviews allow us to draw a panorama of how children are considered in disaster risk reduction policies and in risk education programs in Portugal, as well as how their participation is envisaged (or rather not) in these matters.5.5

Rendering individual specious presents dependent on their neighbours in the envisaged manner certainly affects their metaphysical status, but it does not, in itself, do anything to forge phenomenal connections between such states.

 Further follow up with the government is required at district and provincial level to strengthen the relationship to ensure their active participation as envisaged in the project proposal.

To maximise their utilisation, it is envisaged that second-generation feedstocks will be used in integrated biorefineries to co-produce biofuels with chemicals and energy.

The investigation involved an assessment of 500 registered small-scale CDM projects under the Kyoto Protocol in terms of their potential impact on the envisaged sustainable development goals for rural communities.

However, a few of them, e.g. 99Tc and 129I, are longlived and may contribute to the radiotoxicity and hazard associated with an envisaged repository for their long-term disposal in a stable geologic formation, e.g. a salt dome.