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The membership process is expected to take one to one-and-a-half years- a period necessary to fully meet the organization' s standards.
The selection process is expected to be completed in the near future, with an induction course for these staff members planned for November 2006.
All told, the process is expected to generate tens of thousands of logs, each weighing multiple tonnes.
This process is expected to continue through at least 2005, and adequate budgetary and staffing resources will be made available until this process is completed.
This process is expected to extend to police stations outside the capital in 2012.
The tender process is expected to be complete in mid-2016, with the successful respondent to commence their contract at the start of 2017.
The activities are taking place according to schedule and the process is expected to be completed by the end of 2014.
This active review process is expected to result in a further reduction in rations delivery costs as fewer deliveries are made by air transport.
The process is expected to greatly improve the efficiency of concrete construction while achieving the fabrication of complex components.
The national strategy formulation process is expected to be launched once the CCA is completed.
This rehabilitation process is expected to help rebuild the confidence, ability and independence of the victims.
The upcoming approval process is expected to prove difficult as national-level entities scrutinise the agreement for potential gains and losses.
The evaluation process is expected to include an interview- either in person, via video-teleconference or by telephone.".
The peace process is expected to result in a negotiated settlement of all outstanding issues.
The withdrawal process is expected to be complex and contentious, though under the bloc's governing treaty it is effectively limited to two years.
These participants emphasized that the upcoming election is merely one of many future elections, and the process is expected to improve over time.
According to a press release issued by GW, the process is expected to take 90 days.
The restructuring process is expected to result in the reduction of the force from its current strength of approximately 14,000 to about 10,500 troops, with accompanying measures to ensure the proper reinsertion of demobilized soldiers into the civilian community.
The entire revision process is expected to be completed at the twenty-fourth session of the Working Party, in 2013, with the first review of progress and the draft to be held in December 2011.
The process is expected to be completed by the end of 2012 with a final decision that will consider the best option for staff representation, both at headquarters and in the field.