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It has resulted in greater demand for the Tahitian variety.
Secured loans UK are tailor made loans and it has resulted in imm.
It has resulted in hundreds of deaths, the Mirror reports.
The bilingual model in thecanton of Bern has not justified itself as it has resulted in the aggravation of national and language conflicts.
It has resulted in ecological problems like salinisation of the soil.
Such observations,conclusions and theories has collected too much, and it has resulted only in chaos and confusion among researchers and scientists.
It has resulted in improved outcomes for participants and cost savings for states.
However, you are waking up to the idea of healthy living and it has resulted in a change from food preferences that are lacking in the nutrients that you need.
And it has resulted in a fall in child labor in South Asian countries by 80 percent.
You have dire warnings of watershortages that are already taking place, and it has resulted in urgency to find ne answers to age old problems every time you get a drought.
It has resulted in an increase in forced abortions, female infanticide, and under reporting of female births.
Slowly but surely the people with different ways of life andreligious upbringing are mixing with others of different beliefs, whilst it has resulted in some friction the overall gain is a more tolerant relationship.
In some countries it has resulted in demonstrations against those who are guilty, who know the power of the people.
Implementing projects in line with the standard project management body of knowledge has proved to add value to the clients andtherefore it has resulted in a surge in the demand of project management professionals.
Even on Earth now it has resulted in some miraculous healing and that also includes self-healing.
The Israeli politicians I have met with, too, have been analyzing the outcome of disengagement-every process must be judged by its results, after all- and whether it has resulted in greater security for the country in general and for individual citizens in particular.
It has resulted in the publication of scientific and legal opinions that, along with other documents confirming the legal nature of the Bitbon System, are separate appendices to the Bitbon Protocol.
This is a positive shift because it has resulted in the greater inclusion of parents in treatment in general and greater acceptance of and demand for FBT.
It has resulted in the developed cross-sectorial concepts of national cultural policies of the three countries. The concepts are built on existing national and EaP regional needs, opportunities and challenges.
The approach has been found useful,particularly by donors, in that it has resulted in a consideration of all those factors impacting on the ability of farmers to access markets profitably, leading to a broader range of chain interventions.
Today, it has resulted in significant losses of local agriculture(de facto no more than 10% of sown areas are watered now), in soil salinity, as well as in sectoral power outage on the Peninsula.
In the European continent it has resulted from the anticlerical or outright anti-church struggle well known, in particular, from the history of the French Revolutions.
Whilst it has resulted in an increase in quality assurance awareness in many quarters the disciplines of QA have in many instance turned in on the quality professionwhich has over indulged itself with protocols and arrangements for quality.
At the same time, it has resulted in a situation where judges in the same court, performing the same amount of work, receive totally different amounts of remuneration.
Again, Dixons said there was no evidence that it had resulted in fraud.
As for the implementation of the health-care reform,the transition to a family doctor system has started and it has results in the form of millions of signed declarations of citizens with doctors, but real changes are still poorly felt.
Saffron(Crocus sativus) is the most expensive spice in the world because the high labor costs associated with it have resulted in limited supply.