Legally, if it undertakes enough renovations, it can raise the rent to above $2,000 a month, the threshold at which an apartment is free from stabilization rules altogether.
He said the economic benefits to all communities were "pretty compelling" but would not come overnight and said Britain had not undertaken enough of such big projects.
The chancellor, George Osborne, told the BBC that the economic benefits to all communities were "pretty compelling" but would not "come overnight" but said Britain had not undertaken enough of such big projects.
The perception that they already undertook enough exercise and did not need to do more might stem from the attitude/belief that they might not become obese[ 25].
When individual behaviours were analysed, this was undertaken on the population who had screened positive at baseline for that behaviour (for example, change in exercise behaviour was analysed for those who screened positive for not undertaking enough exercise).
Clearly, such findings are beginning to drive decision making — though whether any of it will be undertaken widely enough, or soon enough, to have a measurable effect on the climate is anybody's guess.
If undertaken with enough will and persistence, an American-led mediation to create a common market in East Africa could end the war and transform the region.
Death rates are high, especially when surgery to remove the fungal masses and infiltrated tissues and treatment with antifungal drugs are not undertaken soon enough.
The second type is where a leader is simply incoherent, undertaking just enough reform to make themselves and their administration hated, but not sufficient to deliver much gain, or electoral dividend, by the time polling days arrives.
And yet Ashcroft still seems to have believed that the moolah he'd given the Tories down the years and the fundraising work he had undertaken was enough to get him a red box and a ministerial Jag.
