The challenge is the high diversity of possible load configurations, which mandates for a generic approach with basic properties and case individual adaptations of resistance and stiffness.
Many of these contracts were (and continue to be) awarded on a no-bid basis, in violation of Iranian law, which mandates for open bidding processes.
There remain, however, several limitations: (1) limited tolerance of the patients for transplant-related complications, (2) low engraftment rates, and (3) risk of graft rejection, which mandates for adequate conditioning and immunosuppression.
This is a result of large portion sizes, standardized menu items that use only parts of animals, and quality-control codes which mandate, for example, that McDonald's fries must be thrown away if they're not sold within seven minutes of being cooked.
Minimum content and standards for pesticide safety training are part of the WPS, which mandates training for field workers as well as for applicators.
Tagliabue, who retired as commissioner in 2006, appointed the league's first diversity committee in 2002, a move that resulted in the Rooney Rule – named for the Pittsburgh Steelers owner Dan Rooney — which mandates that for each head coaching and top front office job, a minority candidate must be interviewed.
Nor, of course, can UNESCO have anything except moral influence on armed groups, even though it is the guardian of a convention which mandates respect for cultural property during conflict.
Since her husband dropped out of the Democratic Presidential race last January, Edwards has established herself as a respected voice on health care, endorsing Hillary Clinton's plan of universal coverage over Barack Obama's plan, which mandates coverage for children but not adults.
As discussed earlier, in the United States, No Child Left Behind (NCTB) which mandates testing for all students in grades 3 through grade 8 has been spreading controversies.
Transplantation of whole human pancreases or isolated islets into patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus has been severely hampered by the scarcity of cadaveric human donor organs, which mandates search for insulin producing cells/tissue source alternatives.
Germany's public long-term care insurance program, which mandates coverage for most Germans, is well-known, but fewer are aware of Germany's growing voluntary, supplemental private long-term care insurance market.
