So will the changeover of power plants to carbon capture and storage.

Perhaps transitional laws would be needed during the changeover from the discriminatory system.

The changeover of the world s vehicles to hybrid and other efficient technologies will take decades, not years.

Following the political changeover of 1974 in Greece, important advances have been achieved in the field of gender equality.

Chris Sanders has now passed the baton to me, and I could not have asked for a smoother changeover.

Furthermore, the monthly costs for basic hire, insurance, and crew subsistence allowance have changed as a result of the changeover to other contractors.

The estimate is based on the most recent experience and reflects the changeover of the majority of vehicles from gasoline to diesel based operation.

The advantages included a rapid political changeover and the assistance of some of the former Communist elite in building a free, democratic, and pro Western state.

Although wide variation in the characteristics of national systems makes the initial changeover laborious, a new software package has been found which may simplify the process.

Southern Europe, however, is pushing hard for a complete changeover to Eurobonds to get rid of the interest rate premiums relative to Germany that markets are demanding of them.

But, even if the Young General or his aunt turn out not to be unhinged megalomaniacs, the looming changeover opens a new era of uncertainty, particularly given North Korea s economic woes.

This is the first time that actually the changeover was done and so there is literally thousands of people because everyone was excited and wanted to be a part of it.

The changeover to a sustainable energy system will not come quickly, and will require new kinds of electrical power plants, new kinds of automobiles, and green buildings, which economize on energy use.

Others involve small changes in industrial processes, such as the use of inputs that emit less carbon in steel and cement production, as well as large ones, such as a changeover within Europe to lower carbon manufacturing facilities.

In the absence of a formal agreement with UNIDO on unified services under United Nations management, these estimates have been based on the assumption of a changeover to separate services phased in at the end of the biennium 1994 1995.

This approach also minimises the cost implications in meeting the proposed methodology and is therefore likely to be more attractive to those nations where the cost of changeover is likely to be high due to the large quantities of MOTAPM held in stockpiles.

The Round Table Talks and the political transition overseen by Mazowiecki marked a period of compromise that had advantages and disadvantages. The advantages included a rapid political changeover and the assistance of some of the former Communist elite in building a free, democratic, and pro Western state.

The additional requirements for insurance resulted from the increased cost of war risk insurance for the cargo planes flying into Bosnia and Herzegovina, which were partially offset by savings for liability insurance resulting from the changeover from the two Beechcraft aircraft in June to the two YAK 40 aircraft.

In this context, the restoration of public order and the struggle against terrorism are manifestations of Algeria apos s determination to give a firm guarantee of the development of human rights and the building of a lasting democracy based on the rule of law, the changeover of political power between parties and republican principles.