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The technologies and systems are not yet in place to allow the Internet to reliably transmit high-quality phone calls for millions of people.

"The UK is developing and testing offensive cyber capabilities, although policy is not yet in place to underpin all potential opportunities".

A hundred years ago, with civil rights unaccomplished and genetics not yet in place to explain the mechanisms of inheritance, Lincoln was perceived by many as a pious but in some ways impotent figure, and Darwinism was a speculative road, largely not taken.

Will Savage, chief executive of the Aluminium Federation (Alfed) said: "Alfed disagrees strongly with the assertion of the Committee on Climate Change that the UK's climate change policies have not led to closures of important aluminium production facilities in the UK, and is not convinced that the conditions are yet in place to prevent more closures in the future.

Washington, concerned that the attack presaged an early start to the campaign season, worried that his troops were not yet in place to deal with major British movements.

This is particularly true in the developing world where systems and standards are not yet in place to ensure that disaster risk is taken into account.

While there aren't yet plans in place to have escorts at British abortion clinics, further protection of patients is possible.

In separate statements, the inspectors and Greek government officials said they had made significant progress in discussions to address measures, not yet put in place, to save $3.7 billion in 2012 and additional cutbacks of $14.2 billion in 2013 and 2014.

The troika is expected to accept Mr. Samaras's plans in good faith, authorizing the next loans to Greece, in part because the permanent European bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism, will not yet be in place to handle whatever instabilities might develop.

But Williams said no process had yet been put in place to accept those children without relatives in the UK.

"The principle operation of the surveyor is to value, but the industry does not yet have mechanisms in place to capture the value of energy-saving measures installed in buildings".