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From experience, this process could be lengthy.
This process could damage the drive costume.
While natural recharge from rainfall will replace the extracted water over time, this process could last many years.
This process could last from a few hours to several days.
The adoption of a new Constitution is stipulated even by the ruling programme of AIE and this process could be very long, at least half a year, one year or more.
This process could in turn lead to the consideration of country situations.
Furthermore, it is concerned that bilateral communication in this process could facilitate misunderstandings and make it more difficult to execute a comprehensive review.
This process could be harmful on the liver when taking a dental anabolic steroid.
China has a long tradition of blocking unwanted websites thanks to the so-called‘Great Firewall of China' and it seems this process could now extend to blockchain technologies in 2018.
This process could be toxic on the liver when taking a dental anabolic steroid.
In the Far North the self-purification of rivers occurs at the distance of up to 2,000 km from the source of pollution,while in the temperate zone this process could complete within 200-300 km.
This process could be taken in conjunction with investments being made in the petrochemical industry;
UNICEF was applauded for developing its comparative advantage to engage in SWAps, butit should recognize that this process could be labour intensive.
This process could be strengthened through more close cooperation between Afghanistan and the SPECA member countries.
Were human rights commitments to be built into an agreement, this process could significantly improve not only the human rights situation in ethnic minority areas, but also the political climate throughout Myanmar.
This process could breed further polarization within countries, with very destructive and destabilizing consequences.
States that would not be in a position to join this process could have spoken on any issues, including on their points of concern, at any time during those plenary meetings, but they would not be able to block the majority efforts.
This process could eventually lead to more ambitious goals, such as establishing a nuclear-weapon-free zone.
Trends in internationalization showed that in certain conditions this process could enhance the production and export capacities of enterprises in developing countries by increasing their access to markets, enhancing management knowledge and adopting new technologies.
This process could be improved further through better consultations between the Group of 77, the Group of 15 and the Group of 7.
This process could facilitate the transfer of knowledge, technology and financial resources from highly skilled diaspora communities to the home countries.
This process could serve simultaneously as a respectful critique of traditional values and for the restoration of the dignity of persons and communities.
This process could, in due course, lead to more ambitious goals, such as the establishment of a mutually verifiable nuclear-weapon-free zone.
This process could have a direct and positive impact on the economy in Kosovo, as many of the socially owned enterprises have been idle.
As this process could be quite lengthy, the issue will be followed up at the Tripartite Committee level to ensure its rapid resolution.
Although this process could theoretically go back and forth until both sides are satisfied, in practice, the presentation of surrebuttal evidence is rare.
This process could be extended to help Africa-based civil society organizations build relationships with Governments and other development partners.
This process could be submit for ease of understanding: Spirit is divided into shared components, shooing them through virtual environments, gathers in the whole and receives new quality.
This process could be achieved by a combination of informal discussions within the Working Group, guaranteeing adequate transparency and consultation among interested members.