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The treaty will only be enforced when 50 countries have signed and ratified it, a process that could take months or years.
But Olmert will remain caretaker premier until a new government is formed, a process that could take months.
Germany and Italy, however, would rather wait until a new Serbian government is in place, a process that could take months.
It will be up to Israel's attorney general to decide whether to file charges, a process that could take weeks if not months.
look through all of the data sent back over that long distance, a process that could take years.
Lawyers can now appeal to the Supreme Court in Myanmar, a process that could take an estimated six months.
And the treaty will only enter into force when 50 countries have signed and ratified it, a process that could take months or years.
If approved by the court- a process that could take as much as two years- the settlement will give Google control over the digitizing of virtually all books covered by copyright in the United States.
Enriching uranium to a low level of 3.6% fissile material is the first step in a process that could eventually allow Tehran to amass enough highly-enriched uranium to build a nuclear warhead.
Enriching uranium to a low level of 3.6% fissile material is the first step in a process that could eventually allow Iran to amass enough highly-enriched uranium to build a nuclear warhead.
it could take hundreds of pregnancies to perfect human cloning, a process that could result in scores of babies with horrific genetic damage.
it could challenge U.S. action at the World Trade Organization, a process that could take years.
as demanded by Salvini, until the reform is fully bedded into the constitution-- a process that could take many months.
while recognizing that this is a process that could(and maybe should!)
In a process that could take millions of years,
The Oslo Conference on Cluster Munitions, 22-23 February 2007 was the first step in a process that could lead to an international ban on cluster munitions who causes unacceptable human suffering.
The failure to unite the two ailing lenders is likely to unleash fresh attempts by other banks to scoop up one or both of the banks, a process that could spur the biggest reshuffling of European banking assets since the financial crisis.
while recognizing that this is a process that could(and maybe should!)
This is a process that cannot be greatly accelerated.
Yet globalisation is a process that cannot be turned off.