GAZETTE: How comfortable are you that the voluntary nature of this agreement will actually result in meaningful change?
Holder, acknowledged that the inquiry had been opened, and added: "It is premature to say at this point whether any criminal charges will actually result from this investigation". * Danny O. Coulson, now special agent in charge of the FBI's Dallas division.
T-Mobile and 3 have begun merging base stations in a joint venture that will see the number of T-Mobile's masts reduced from 18,000 to 15,000 by the end of this year – a move that will actually result in better coverage.
When this is the case (and this population contributes to the expression of a large number of genes), any normalization procedure will actually result in decreased gene expression variability (from this population).
Could this mean the bill worked out last week by legislators and aides to Governor Whitman will actually result in savings for consumers and reduce fraud and unnecessary lawsuits?
What remains an open question is whether these developments – dramatic as they are – will actually result in anything.
Nor is it clear that pay for performance will actually result in better care, because it may end up benefiting mainly those physicians who already meet the guidelines.
The likelihood that a provision for final-offer arbitration in the event of impasse will actually result in arbitration is slim.
Abbott's "direct action" plan, which no serious economist or scientist agrees will actually result in fewer emissions, combined with abolishing the carbon price, will actually worsen our "carbon budget".
FijiGreen.com brags that the company is actually carbon negative — "The production and sale of each bottle of Fiji Water will actually result in a reduction of carbon in the atmosphere".
But Brian Dodge, a spokesman for the Retail Industry Leaders Association, said the Fed, under pressure from banks, set a "deeply flawed" formula for the cap that will actually result in some retailers paying higher fees for small-dollar transactions — say, drinks sold at coffee shops.
