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So, assuming all goes well, the deal will bring benefits all round.Other premium carmakers, in particular Audi and BMW of Germany, are also rushing to swap steel for aluminium, to make their models perform better while using less fuel and thus comply with ever-stricter emissions regulations.

The Greens have at least conceded that they may first help to pass the 2011 budget on December 7th to give effect to the government's four-year plan to cut the budget deficit to 3% of GDP by 2014, and thus comply with the terms of the EU/IMF rescue plan.

Cacchione points out that companies like Tatneft and Petrobras have been issuing American Depositary Receipts for years and thus comply with SEC transparency rules.

They believe that social relations can easily turn formal controls and compliance between employers and employees into an informal implicit consensus in which employees regard their employers as part of "us" and thus comply with employers' orders.

The steel strips shall be used as base material for unglazed solar collectors (EU project: SOLABS 1 and must thus comply including all its overcoats (oxide barrier layer, selective layer, antireflection layer) with manufacturing requirements for collectors as moulding, forming, cutting, etc.

Rationality of these projects thus comply broadly with Norma Montesinos and Ida Olsson Al Fakir's conclusion that "since the 1950s, the expanded Swedish government policy towards the Roma have tended to cement rather than changing the Roma's position as outsiders in the Swedish society".

Ms. Payne said today that the firefighters' union gift did not come from union funds but from an affiliated political action arm, thus complying with the rules.

can be simultaneously processed, thus complying to most encountered experimental situations.

The psychometric requirements are thus complied with for both test formats, in respect of item fit and reliabilities.

The formulation of finite deformation elastoviscoplastic constitutive equations relies on the introduction of the free energy and dissipation potentials, thus complying with requirements of continuum thermodynamics.

Further, since the GM plant is at the centre of the testing programme, all possible effects, direct and indirect, cumulative and interaction effects are included, thus, complying with the provision of the EU regulations [2, 3].