Serbia effectively acknowledges, for the first time, the existence and internationally-recognized borders of sub- control territories, a move just short of full diplomatic recognition.
For what this paper explores is why the type of complex regulation developed over recent decades might not just be costly and cumbersome but sub-optimal for crisis control.
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For example, researchers in Arizona are using real-time kinematic global positioning systems, an ultra-precise version of GPS that can measure positions with sub-inch accuracy levels, to control weeds in cotton fields with steel cultivators.
By 2014, our goal is to halve malaria illnesses and deaths in 70 percent of at-risk populations, by accelerating and intensifying malaria control efforts in the high burden countries of sub-Saharan Africa.
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However, even if the airports themselves are trying to reduce their emissions, it is difficult to control all the concessions and sub-contractors that work within big airports.
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In fact, the serviceman may be sub-contracted which means the store would not have that much control on the quality of the workmanship due to lack of accountability.
In fact, the sporadic transmission of malaria in the sub-tropical regions of the rich countries was vastly easier to control than is its chronic transmission in the heart of the tropics.
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