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Second, it threatens the viability of the current round of WTO trade liberalisation talks.

And that depends on Beijing's judgment of the viability of the current Iranian government, several analysts said.

Our findings question the viability of the current conservation model and highlight the importance to conservation policy of locally legitimate property rights over forestlands.

This comparative study suggests the viability of the current sensor structure and design particularly with backside contact for sensing of various chemical analytes with notably sensitivity and extremely rapid response.

Further kinetic studies revealed a mutual exclusivity of BQ covalent inactivation and competitive inhibitor binding to sites adjacent to Cys165, refuting the viability of the current strategy for developing more potent irreversible BoNT/A inhibitors.

The market is adapting with schemes to get readers to pay for web-based news, leaving questions over the viability of the current range of the printed press.

Purpose/Objective The overall objective was to undertake an evaluation on the viability and effectiveness of the current Mama Mkubwa strategy on the care and support of orphaned and vulnerable children in Makete District.

And after years living on the breadline, it's hard not to be a tad weary regarding the long-term – or indeed, the short term – viability of the club's current business model.

Although D'Agostino doesn't need to go through the confirmation process again, his office is certain to be a lightning rod in the political debates as the Administration tries to negotiate arms control and non-proliferation treaties while preserving the viability of the country's current stockpile.

Noise mitigation projects resulting from action plans are usually very expensive and therefore may threaten the economic viability of the railways in the current harsh competitive transport market, thus hindering sustainable transport policies.

To permit, after consultation with the industry, the broader distribution of income from this fishery to other members of the commercial fisheries when resource and market conditions are favourable and in a manner that will not threaten the viability of the fishery for the current licence holders.