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Differences also emerged on the kind of nuclear research Iran will be able to undertake.

Otherwise there is simply no way that students from low-income families, however brilliant, will be able to undertake full-time master's study.

The Ielts organisation recommends that no student with less than Ielts 7.0 will be able to undertake "linguistically demanding academic courses" such as "medicine, law, linguistics, journalism or library studies".

Knowledge of any skills other than those of the technological elite will become a redundant concept because all the information we will ever need will be instantly available to us all, and because intelligent machines will be able to undertake almost any task better and more quickly that we can ourselves.

"He's been training for the last three weeks and will be able to undertake contact and collision activities next week.

One team in France hopes to introduce machines that will be able to undertake tasks from mapping to checking fish stocks.

The latter means you'll be able to undertake aerial raids whenever you want, not just when the scripted mission demands it.

Without sufficient advances, many writers will not be able to undertake long, difficult, risky projects.

This means that this year the Treasury Committee will not be able to undertake its usual budget inquiry until after the second reading.

Only if he knows he can get the council fully behind him will he be able to undertake the big, bold steps, such as a guarantee of all euro-zone government debt bar that of Greece, that calming panicky markets may require.

Naturally, Apple knows this and will seek to limit to which of Google's apps can control the phone or tablet, but over time, as Android is slowly reigned in, Apple will not be able to undertake a similar strategy at the Android application layer.