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Each one can entail up to a decade of rehabilitation, which means that India, unless something changes, is accumulating a need for millennia of rehabilitation.
So what does this personal health system look like, and what new technologies and roles is it going to entail?
The beginning quotation from the New Testament shocked me a bit and raised the first controversy in me...why to entail a sentence from the Gospel by Mark in the movie about pagan Rome?
Patten it would seem is not the friendliest sort and seems to resent the extra work that Fanshawe's visit will entail, the large empty house providing an endless amount of cooking, cleaning and maintenance for him.
I know the concept of "real sound" is a disputable one, as sounding real on screen may just entail being a good actor, rather than a realistic one, but nonetheless he does seem far more genuine than the rest of the cast.
The conflicts of which typically entail a woman bringing her assailant to justice via proving that she was raped despite ample disbelief and even ridicule.
Operation Bareback (which I would have enjoyed) was forgone, probably due to the mass nudity that it would entail.
Of course, rebalancing China’s economy will take time, and it will entail some risks and sacrifices.
Last December, he explicitly stated that Israel is headed towards unilateral disengagement, and that this would entail the "relocation" of some settlements.
Simply put, Keynesian stimulus does not necessarily entail more government debt, as popular discourse seems continually to assume.
A better strategy would also entail policies that address the structural drivers of stagnant wages and consumption.
But if the NPT review conference is not to end in tears, with all the accompanying risks for world order that failure would entail, the five nuclear-armed states that are NPT signatories can and must be prepared to bring more to the table than they have so far.
Such an alliance would entail a larger role for the other three members of the so-called “Middle East Quartet” – the European Union, Russia, and the United Nations – and key Arab countries.
But this will entail customs controls on trade between Britain and the EU, including goods and services crossing the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
This would entail, for example, restricting capital transfers between parent banks in developed countries and their subsidiaries or branches in developing countries.
This would entail acceding to World Trade Organization rules – or maybe no rules at all – with respect to Europe, which would put Britain at a significant disadvantage.
It will be an analytically challenging, politically demanding, and time-consuming process that will probably entail the consideration and rejection of a few bad ideas before good ones take root.
Yet, given intense opposition to further fiscal and political integration, progress, if it is to occur, will entail difficult and divisive negotiations.
A new institutional arrangement might entail the creation of a set of trust funds - say, for education or health, or the environment - with competition among countries for projects helping to promote these objectives.
The yen and the Deutschemark emerged as new potential reserve currencies, although the Japanese and German governments and central banks were profoundly worried about this new role for their currencies and the volatility that it might entail.
This would entail a number of immediate and longer-term steps.
There is, in any case, very little enthusiasm in Europe for treaty revision, and the parliamentary and popular approval that it would entail.
In other words, purchases are more desirable than sales (which entail getting rid of something that you could otherwise use for yourself).
Post-modern crises entail post-modern risks, resulting in disintegration and implosion of power vacuums, not the danger of classical wars.
For Europe, this would entail becoming a dynamic talent hub, as well as a major developer of the global talent pipeline.
The first two major reforms that his government will seek to implement entail an overhaul of the labor market and a tightening of rules on ethics in the public sector.
In practice, green accounting might easily have led our forefathers not to cut down forests, because this would entail losing a valuable resource.
That said, it remains to be seen what the six-year review will entail.
Moreover, with more central banks creating liquidity, and international financial centers offering pools of it, such a system would entail a lower risk of cash crunches.
To be sure, retrenchment could entail some short-term costs; but the longer-term benefits would be much bigger.
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