There's an enormous amount of information to be treated, demanding an enormous amount of work," Van Leeuw said, adding that the two countries were cooperating legally and their investigative teams were exchanging information.
On the one hand, we have econometric studies which treat energy demand as part of a structural simultaneous equation system of either consumer demands for goods or of production inputs [27].
Her advice to gays is, don't ask to be treated better, demand to be treated equally.
Symptomatic of our economic elite, the Premier League has, so far, been able to treat the demand for the introduction of the living wage with a mixture of disdain, dissimulation and contempt.
Calculating a carbon intensity value for electricity is a complex process, requiring many decisions and trade-offs to be made, including allocation methods, system boundaries, temporal resolution and how to treat electricity demand for vehicle charging.
Halloween is around the corner, and children will soon be dressing up and chanting "trick or treat," their demand for candy backed up by the threat of a prank.
(page 171) 23 The over burdened health care system will face a worldwide wave of retirees who will live longer, cost more to treat, and demand new goods and services to help them stay healthy, active, and independent.
The problem for which telehealth and telecare technologies were considered to be the solution was expressed thus by one academic review: The over burdened health care system will face a worldwide wave of retirees who will live longer, cost more to treat, and demand new goods and services to help them stay healthy, active, and independent.
Ten golden Elmos a week and every other treat on demand is not.
It was operated at reduced capacity (approx. 30%) during the first year of operation due to the one-year delay experienced for the completion of the external projects of the gas and treated water pipelines as well as lack of treated water demand.
