The jury is still out on whether the hydrogen economy will be cost effective.

Much work still lay ahead and Thailand would welcome effective cooperation with the international community.

The first past the post system is still the most effective method of ensuring orderly change.

So if mom does put a blanket over the baby, it's still receiving effective phototherapy from below.

A growing number of communities are implementing effective public transportation systems although at present discouraging trends still dominate.

In some areas, the lack of security is still an impediment to effective humanitarian assistance and project implementation.

At the same time, as a legitimate and effective weapon for defense, MOTAPM still have important military utility.

Still, it appears to be effective in about one half of patients with bipolar disorder and be well tolerated.

These databases are still fragmented and must be consolidated if the early warning systems are to become more effective.

The problem is that green energy mostly is still much more expensive, less effective, and more intermittent than the alternatives.

Had they been swifter and more effective in repressing the mass protests, they might still be in power today with America s blessing.

Effective control over land, air and sea routes around the Gaza Strip meant that legally speaking Israel was still the occupying Power.

Although this initiative has proven effective, challenges do still remain in overcoming obstacles in attitude and social value about women in the bureaucratic system.

Nevertheless, the United Nations system as a whole is still not delivering services in the coherent, effective way that the world's citizens need and deserve.

However, even if measures were taken to promote effective trade policies aimed at greater subregional integration, the countries still lack the requisite capacity to implement them.

Worse still, that figure, even if accurate, tells you nothing about the charity s impact. The pressure to keep administrative expenses low can make an organization less effective.

The task force found that the recommendations were still relevant, but that they required a relaunching and a concerted effort from all parties to be fully effective.

However, FARDC still needs to build sufficient capacity to take effective action against FDLR and additional international financial and logistical support will be crucial in achieving this.

Even if the PNC were to convert itself overnight into the world s most effective crime fighting machine, it would still be unlikely to have a significant immediate impact.

The EITI still has a long way to go, but it is one of the most effective vehicles available for achieving a global standard of disclosure and accountability.

Now, even with the best rules and supervision, crises will still occur which is why we need effective resolution mechanisms to deal with institutions that get into trouble.

It is clear that serious challenges still lie ahead, especially in securing predictable funding in order to respond to humanitarian emergencies in a timely, efficient and effective manner.

Furthermore, it is important to say that there is still a need to improve the working methods of the Council to make it more transparent, inclusive and effective.

Much was still to be done for ensuring formation of effective transport systems, facilitating the process of accession to the basic international conventions and agreements in the field.

Still, better late than never. Obama is correctly attempting to explain that effective energy policy, by its very nature, requires long term goals and steady progress toward achieving them.

Is it effective? The media seem to think so, though with relations between government and industry still only a notch below open warfare, it is difficult to be sure.

In 2000, over 100 million primary school age children all over the world were still not in education, and over 100 million young people lacked effective reading and writing skills.

In particular, they allow for the removal of concessions when exports increase, exempt sensitive items and reduce the effective scope of preferences while still extracting concessions unrelated to trade.14

At the same time, the Government is still facing considerable challenges in putting together an effective strategy for communicating its vision and programmes to the public and in creating an environment conducive to effective participation of and closer collaboration with civil society and the private sector in enhancing democratic governance.

They should almost thank the French for their inability to impose effective austerity measures and thereby still run a small current account deficit, which has prevented the eurozone surplus from becoming even larger.

While this has increased, recent studies suggest that much more could be done, and that in many cases the underlying bilateral and multilateral agreements on which effective international cooperation must depend are still lacking.

It was still Egypt, and it was still Lebanon.

And of course, if you want people to play by the rules, you still need an effective system of monitoring and enforcement, for as we've discovered, you can trust, but you also need to verify.

Were the support materials effective and appropriate? Were the trainers effective?

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Links in the effective administration, effective governance and effective participation cycle so critical to good government are promoted in important ways.

Such individuals are sometimes called soldier ants because their stronger mandibles make them more effective in fighting, although they still are workers and their duties typically do not vary greatly from the minor or median workers.

The lack of effective implementation and enforcement of flag State responsibilities is still a critical shortcoming in the effectiveness of overall oceans governance and a serious impediment to the contribution of responsible fisheries to sustainable development.

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Poor people are not only still poor they are still unhealthy.

As people are still generally insufficiently educated, wars are still inevitable.

Still juggling.