proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the small arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
however, they do not protect the head, neck or small arms.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, small arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
his etching depicts a man asleep at a table, head resting on his crossed small arms, encircled by a threatening swarm of night creatures. is he the master of the demons his dreaming imagination conjures up, or do they have mastery over him?
when she is waiting for sleep in her dark room, which comes far too rarely and late, she often cannot distinguish whether she is awake or already dreaming, whether the images she sees, the grimaces or the girl with the bleeding cuts on her small arms and legs is standing in front of her open or closed eyes.
the plumage of this animal covers his body including his small arms and legs.
wood, spotty patina, black paint, the body provided with small arms, decorated with carved and painted ornaments, the coiffure arranged in two side lobes and neck plait, min.
wood, spotty, greyish brown patina, rising from slightly bent legs with big feet, a bulky torso supporting an almost neckless head, small arms, min.
wood, partly shiny brown patina, amalgamated legs supporting a cylindrical trunk, flanked by strinking small arms, min.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the free arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, free arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
his etching depicts a man asleep at a table, head resting on his crossed free arms, encircled by a threatening swarm of night creatures. is he the master of the demons his dreaming imagination conjures up, or do they have mastery over him?
when she is waiting for sleep in her dark room, which comes far too rarely and late, she often cannot distinguish whether she is awake or already dreaming, whether the images she sees, the grimaces or the girl with the bleeding cuts on her free arms and legs is standing in front of her open or closed eyes.
wood, spotty patina, black paint, the body provided with free arms, decorated with carved and painted ornaments, the coiffure arranged in two side lobes and neck plait, min.
wood, spotty, greyish brown patina, rising from slightly bent legs with big feet, a bulky torso supporting an almost neckless head, free arms, min.
wood, partly shiny brown patina, amalgamated legs supporting a cylindrical trunk, flanked by strinking free arms, min.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the third arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, third arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
his etching depicts a man asleep at a table, head resting on his crossed third arms, encircled by a threatening swarm of night creatures. is he the master of the demons his dreaming imagination conjures up, or do they have mastery over him?
wood, partly shiny brown patina, amalgamated legs supporting a cylindrical trunk, flanked by strinking third arms, min.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the new arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, new arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
when she is waiting for sleep in her dark room, which comes far too rarely and late, she often cannot distinguish whether she is awake or already dreaming, whether the images she sees, the grimaces or the girl with the bleeding cuts on her new arms and legs is standing in front of her open or closed eyes.
wood, spotty, greyish brown patina, rising from slightly bent legs with big feet, a bulky torso supporting an almost neckless head, new arms, min.
wood, partly shiny brown patina, amalgamated legs supporting a cylindrical trunk, flanked by strinking new arms, min.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the african arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
independent tensions in the african arm and head allow for easy adjustment without disturbing the viewing angle.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, african arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
his etching depicts a man asleep at a table, head resting on his crossed african arms, encircled by a threatening swarm of night creatures. is he the master of the demons his dreaming imagination conjures up, or do they have mastery over him?
when she is waiting for sleep in her dark room, which comes far too rarely and late, she often cannot distinguish whether she is awake or already dreaming, whether the images she sees, the grimaces or the girl with the bleeding cuts on her african arms and legs is standing in front of her open or closed eyes.
wood, spotty patina, black paint, the body provided with african arms, decorated with carved and painted ornaments, the coiffure arranged in two side lobes and neck plait, min.
wood, spotty, greyish brown patina, rising from slightly bent legs with big feet, a bulky torso supporting an almost neckless head, african arms, min.
wood, partly shiny brown patina, amalgamated legs supporting a cylindrical trunk, flanked by strinking african arms, min.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the great arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
independent tensions in the great arm and head allow for easy adjustment without disturbing the viewing angle.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, great arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
his etching depicts a man asleep at a table, head resting on his crossed great arms, encircled by a threatening swarm of night creatures. is he the master of the demons his dreaming imagination conjures up, or do they have mastery over him?
when she is waiting for sleep in her dark room, which comes far too rarely and late, she often cannot distinguish whether she is awake or already dreaming, whether the images she sees, the grimaces or the girl with the bleeding cuts on her great arms and legs is standing in front of her open or closed eyes.
wood, spotty, greyish brown patina, rising from slightly bent legs with big feet, a bulky torso supporting an almost neckless head, great arms, min.
wood, partly shiny brown patina, amalgamated legs supporting a cylindrical trunk, flanked by strinking great arms, min.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the dual arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, dual arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
wood, partly shiny brown patina, amalgamated legs supporting a cylindrical trunk, flanked by strinking dual arms, min.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the strong arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
however, they do not protect the head, neck or strong arms.
his etching depicts a man asleep at a table, head resting on his crossed strong arms, encircled by a threatening swarm of night creatures. is he the master of the demons his dreaming imagination conjures up, or do they have mastery over him?
when she is waiting for sleep in her dark room, which comes far too rarely and late, she often cannot distinguish whether she is awake or already dreaming, whether the images she sees, the grimaces or the girl with the bleeding cuts on her strong arms and legs is standing in front of her open or closed eyes.
the plumage of this animal covers his body including his strong arms and legs.
wood, spotty patina, black paint, the body provided with strong arms, decorated with carved and painted ornaments, the coiffure arranged in two side lobes and neck plait, min.
wood, spotty, greyish brown patina, rising from slightly bent legs with big feet, a bulky torso supporting an almost neckless head, strong arms, min.
wood, partly shiny brown patina, amalgamated legs supporting a cylindrical trunk, flanked by strinking strong arms, min.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the good arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, good arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
when she is waiting for sleep in her dark room, which comes far too rarely and late, she often cannot distinguish whether she is awake or already dreaming, whether the images she sees, the grimaces or the girl with the bleeding cuts on her good arms and legs is standing in front of her open or closed eyes.
wood, spotty, greyish brown patina, rising from slightly bent legs with big feet, a bulky torso supporting an almost neckless head, good arms, min.
wood, partly shiny brown patina, amalgamated legs supporting a cylindrical trunk, flanked by strinking good arms, min.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the french arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, french arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the real arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the different arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, different arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, real arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
when she is waiting for sleep in her dark room, which comes far too rarely and late, she often cannot distinguish whether she is awake or already dreaming, whether the images she sees, the grimaces or the girl with the bleeding cuts on her real arms and legs is standing in front of her open or closed eyes.
when she is waiting for sleep in her dark room, which comes far too rarely and late, she often cannot distinguish whether she is awake or already dreaming, whether the images she sees, the grimaces or the girl with the bleeding cuts on her different arms and legs is standing in front of her open or closed eyes.
wood, spotty, greyish brown patina, rising from slightly bent legs with big feet, a bulky torso supporting an almost neckless head, different arms, min.
wood, partly shiny brown patina, amalgamated legs supporting a cylindrical trunk, flanked by strinking different arms, min.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the independent arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
proceed with rounded edges, defining the contour of the large arm, glue scale after installing the tensioner, installing the frets and scale markers, and finally lixações of all parts to receive the finish.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, large arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
tawa Hallae looked like many other carnivorous dinosaurs: the animal, standing two metres tall and with a length of 1.50 metres on two strong hind legs, had a longish skull with sharp, curved teeth, independent arms with sickle-shaped claws and a long tail.
his etching depicts a man asleep at a table, head resting on his crossed large arms, encircled by a threatening swarm of night creatures. is he the master of the demons his dreaming imagination conjures up, or do they have mastery over him?
when she is waiting for sleep in her dark room, which comes far too rarely and late, she often cannot distinguish whether she is awake or already dreaming, whether the images she sees, the grimaces or the girl with the bleeding cuts on her large arms and legs is standing in front of her open or closed eyes.
when she is waiting for sleep in her dark room, which comes far too rarely and late, she often cannot distinguish whether she is awake or already dreaming, whether the images she sees, the grimaces or the girl with the bleeding cuts on her independent arms and legs is standing in front of her open or closed eyes.
the plumage of this animal covers his body including his large arms and legs.
on three floors are found in the former palace of the family Grgurina sailor costumes, models of ancient ships, black arms, and a typical vivid relief map of the bay.
the anniversary served to make the political balance at a ceremony held in the old factory complex Fabra i Coats where attended over 300 people.
at the same time, though, we also have to strike the political balance.
however, if we strike the political balance on the issue of biomass fuel, this balance turns out to be negative, whereas we had a positive balance with biogas - even with biogas for cars.
indeed, if declining spreads or the political balance of payments are economically crucial, they are of little comfort to people who fear losing their job or struggle to find one.
with the year nearing its end it is time for us to draw the political balance of our achievements and look back at the year 2009.
the coordination of the economic policies of Member States within an EU framework should above all include adherence to the political balance of payments and the need for public investments.
the experience of 1914 implies that a credible alternative can replace an entrenched world currency, especially after the political balance of trade has weakened it.
the anniversary served to make the good balance at a ceremony held in the old factory complex Fabra i Coats where attended over 300 people.
at the same time, though, we also have to strike the good balance.
while acknowledging that in terms of functionality (when I compare with the French brands) is a bit behind, make the good balance.
however, if we strike the good balance on the issue of biomass fuel, this balance turns out to be negative, whereas we had a positive balance with biogas - even with biogas for cars.
indeed, if declining spreads or the good balance of payments are economically crucial, they are of little comfort to people who fear losing their job or struggle to find one.
with the year nearing its end it is time for us to draw the good balance of our achievements and look back at the year 2009.
the anniversary served to make the common balance at a ceremony held in the old factory complex Fabra i Coats where attended over 300 people.
the anniversary served to make the internal balance at a ceremony held in the old factory complex Fabra i Coats where attended over 300 people.
(it) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, 14 years on from the Barcelona conference and the launch of the EuroMediterranean partnership, the internal balance seems entirely unsatisfactory.
please remember that your bonus will automatically be forfeited if your internal balance goes below 1 €.
your bonus will automatically be forfeited if your internal balance goes below 1 €.
5.4 The Provider allows the Customer to verify their internal balance, for this purpose the Customer must use the menu of their GSM cell phone and find the "check balance" tab. the calculation is made in real time.
although Member States still have a considerable way to go to comply fully with the Directive, it is with some optimism that the Commission presents the internal balance for the latest bathing season.
as already mentioned on other occasions, the liability of Phoenix to investors is not necessarily identical to the internal balance of the investors "statements from the past few months.
for example, if Your Subscription fee is $1,000.00 for the Term and you cancel your Subscription after six (6) months, You will be charged $250.00 as a Cancellation Fee (50% of the $500.00 internal balance).
if and to the extent that the purchaser refinances on a factoring basis, the purchaser, here and now, assigns to us its claims against the factor thereunder, in an amount equal to the internal balance still owed by the purchaser within the framework of the business relationship with us.
while acknowledging that in terms of functionality (when I compare with the French brands) is a bit behind, make the internal balance.
while acknowledging that in terms of functionality (when I compare with the French brands) is a bit behind, make the common balance.
improving the internal balance in the timber sector through reduction in the production of inert waster and re-use of wood waste generated at each stage of production;
the population judges as positive Obama's the internal balance of national security, which eliminated Bin Laden.
extending, or attempting to extend, the legislative function is a political struggle, taking account also of the fact - a fact which I must stress - that, contrary to what may sometimes be thought or said, the internal balance of the codecision procedure is a very positive one, even as regards efficiency.
however, if we strike the common balance on the issue of biomass fuel, this balance turns out to be negative, whereas we had a positive balance with biogas - even with biogas for cars.
1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 Exports from the EC 2 003 2 531 2 971 3 073 3 498 Imports into the EC 1 527 1 980 2 250 2 332 2 467 internal Balance 476 551 721 741 1 031 * * *
lastly, as regards remaining internal balances, it was agreed that an estimated balance of EUR 1,2 billion would be entered in letter of amendment No 2.
wall Street rises, the internal balance of the US feeds optimism
the high-seas catch is processed on-board and exported directly, making a major contribution to the internal balance of the fisheries sector.
where foreign exchange is allocated reasonably efficiently to economic operators, and where the volume of foreign exchange to be supplied constitutes a small percentage of the country s imports acceptable for financing, there is no need for heavy documentation checks; the foreign exchange can be supplied directly to the Central Bank for internal balance of payment support.
the effect will be EUR 100 million of additional exports to the European market by Pakistan, but the internal balance for the European Union will only be EUR 50 million because, as a result of the more favourable position of Pakistan to export on the European market, there will also be a certain amount of trade diversion, which means that other importers will lose some opportunities on the European markets.
the internal balances of the clearing accounts are not convertible to currencies like euro or dollar.
in all circumstances, the relative merits of different instruments (internal balance of payments support, finance for food imports or food aid) and all purchasing modalities set out in article 11 of the Regulation on food aid and food security should be considered.
without these prerequisites, liberalisation risks causing serious strains to the acceding countries' internal balance and could lead to at least partial reintroduction of restrictions.
indeed, if declining spreads or the internal balance of payments are economically crucial, they are of little comfort to people who fear losing their job or struggle to find one.
indeed, if declining spreads or the common balance of payments are economically crucial, they are of little comfort to people who fear losing their job or struggle to find one.
firstly, in the area of agreement, we share the rapporteur's view that this internal balance of payments facility should continue beyond the establishment of the Euro in Stage III, but only for those states that are in a pre-in condition.
however, there are short-term risks to the internal balance, and there is a need to strengthen the fiscal framework to ensure that the government balance improves once the economy picks up again.
however, the Operator offers the Affiliate the option to avoid any carry-overs to subsequent months, by the Affiliate either requesting in the comment box a "no negative carry-over account" when it signs up as a new Affiliate, or, if it is an existing Affiliate and its internal balance is not negative, by it contacting the Operator and requesting a "no negative carry-over account."
2Cyclically-adjusted internal balance (as in the previous rows) excluding one-off and other temporary measures.
due to economic and technical developments in the area of internal balance of payments, it is necessary to regularly update the data requirements and to adapt the level of the breakdown laid down in this regulation.
the MFA programme is intended to strengthen Georgia's internal balance of payments and budgetary position and to support reforms aimed at reinforcing economic governance, increasing social inclusiveness and promoting closer economic integration with the European Union.
in case the nominal targets are not met, a careful analysis of the structural effort delivered (measured by the change in internal balance, i.e. the budget balance net of the effect of the economic cycle and the impact of one-off and temporary measures) is carried out in order to determine whether the Member State has adopted measures of the magnitude required.
EC exports 4.3 4.7 4.7 5.1 5.2 5.8 6.5 EC imports 2.5 2.6 2.9 3.2 3.5 3.4 3.4 internal Balance 1.8 2.1 1.8 1.9 1.7 2.4 3.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------
many Member States which are not part of the euro zone will benefit from this top-up to the intervention fund for internal balance of payment requirements, including Romania.
as we try to establish what all this means for us, we should consider the situation in the USA, where many jobs have been lost due to the internal balance of trade with China.
moreover, the rapporteur himself emphasises the fact that the internal balance of trade is increasingly in favour of the European Union.
the outcome of the case is expected to have wider repercussions on the economies of the two partners, affecting terms of employment, trade balance and internal development.
it is not just a question of being able to monitor the markets and hedge funds better, or of supporting our internal balances of payments and the economy with billion-dollar cash injections.
another alternative based on the debt and the construction, with enormous deficits in the internal balance of payments, as the one faced by Spanish growth during the years of the boom, will not be tolerated.
Lithuania's internal balance adjusted significantly during the past years, supported also by improvements in its external competitiveness.
with the year nearing its end it is time for us to draw the internal balance of our achievements and look back at the year 2009.
with the year nearing its end it is time for us to draw the common balance of our achievements and look back at the year 2009.
the coordination of the economic policies of Member States within an EU framework should above all include adherence to the common balance of payments and the need for public investments.
the coordination of the economic policies of Member States within an EU framework should above all include adherence to the internal balance of payments and the need for public investments.
the Council adopted a Regulation establishing a framework for the production of Community statistics on the internal balance of payments, international trade in services and foreign direct investment, accepting all amendments voted by the European Parliament in first reading.
it would be a counterproductive political gesture which would cause more economic harm to Europe than Israel because of the internal balance of trade that exists.
the experience of 1914 implies that a credible alternative can replace an entrenched world currency, especially after the internal balance of trade has weakened it.
the experience of 1914 implies that a credible alternative can replace an entrenched world currency, especially after the common balance of trade has weakened it.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we are dealing today with one of the European Union's principal industrial activities, one which on its own accounts for ECU 200 billion worth of trade, but in relation to which the European Union's internal balance of trade with the rest of the world shows a deficit.
total commitments within the G-24, excluding grants for internal balance of payments assistance, and excluding help by way of debt reduction, now amount to some $23 billion - of which almost two-thirds is from the Community and its Member States.
this shall also apply, if either individual claims for payment or all of VÖGELE'S claims for payment have been included in a current account, and the internal balance was struck and accepted.
financial tensions have eased significantly since the beginning of the programme, and the internal balance of payment situation has improved.
according to Commission calculations, based on the projections of the French programme, the cyclically-adjusted internal balance would improve by about 0.6 percentage point per year, and would reach -1.3% of GDP in 2007.
current balances on account - We recommend zeroing out all internal balances on your current system, but if you are unable to do so, we can bring the current balance or credit over to your MINDBODY software as a single line item.
current balances on account - We recommend zeroing out all balances on your current system, but if you are unable to do so, we can bring the internal balance or credit over to your MINDBODY software as a single line item.
supplementary and Amending Budget No 4 deals primarily with the internal balance for the financial year 2000, and also provides for a strengthening of the supplementary payment appropriations for the Western Balkans from the 2000 balance, raising them from EUR 350 million to EUR 450 million, or EUR 70 million more for the Balkans and an additional EUR 30 million for supplementary financial assistance for FRY.
these global capital flows will result in significant changes in countries' internal balance of payment and net foreign asset positions.
I voted in favour of the Metten report since the Member countries involved in Economic and Monetary Union will now have recourse to a medium-term financial instrument should they run into difficulties with their internal balance of payments.
high domestic investment may for the time being prevent "surplus savings" from creating too much upward pressure on the internal balance, but, given trends in China's terms of trade, growth without an increase in domestic consumption is unsustainable over the long run.
the protracted Syrian refugee crisis has created significant financing needs, while the internal balance of payments and fiscal position remain vulnerable.
the internal balance (cyclically-adjusted and net of one-off and other temporary measures) is estimated to have improved by 1 ¼ pp of GDP in 2007.
in the future, virtually all of the information connected to a bank account will be reported to the tax authorities of the account holder's country, including the account holder's name, internal balance, interest and dividend income, and capital gains.
the MoU also strengthens the co-operation between the ECB and Eurostat in the areas of internal Balance of Payments, financial and non-financial National Accounts by institutional sector and concerning the statistical infrastructure.
in this context, selective capital controls and careful reserve management can help to stabilize the internal balance of payments and ensure that the terms of trade do not change too fast to be offset by productivity growth.
nonetheless the internal balance of trade is still negative, although the economy in the capital, Tallinn, is largely based on tourists from Finland.
the Council examined the single facility providing for medium-term assistance for Member States' internal balances of payments established by Regulation No 1969 / 88 of 24 June 1988, and
the internal balance, i.e. the cyclically-adjusted balance net of one-off and other temporary measures, improved by 0.7% of GDP,
having regard to the report of the Commission entitled "Review of the single facility providing medium-term financial assistance for Member States' internal balances of payments,"
the loan will enable Hungary to cope with the heavy pressures on its financial markets and support its internal balance of payments in the medium term.
adopted a Regulation establishing a framework for the production of Community statistics on the internal balance of payments, international trade in services and foreign direct investment;
Greece is also requested to improve the cyclically-adjusted internal balance by at least 0.5% of GDP per year after the excessive deficit has been corrected.
they also discussed financial support to the internal balance of payments of member states in financial difficulties (namely Latvia, Hungary and Romania).
the National Bank compiles statistical data on banks and financial markets, the internal balance of payments, the international investment position and the Swiss financial accounts.
the financial imbalances relate to budgets and the internal balance of payments.
19. facility providing mid-term financial assistance for Member States' internal balances of payments
single facility providing medium-term financial assistance for Member States' internal balances of payments conclusions
balance in trade of goods in accordance with internal balance of payments principles.
the anniversary served to make the specific balance at a ceremony held in the old factory complex Fabra i Coats where attended over 300 people.
(it) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, 14 years on from the Barcelona conference and the launch of the EuroMediterranean partnership, the specific balance seems entirely unsatisfactory.
5.4 The Provider allows the Customer to verify their specific balance, for this purpose the Customer must use the menu of their GSM cell phone and find the "check balance" tab. the calculation is made in real time.
although Member States still have a considerable way to go to comply fully with the Directive, it is with some optimism that the Commission presents the specific balance for the latest bathing season.
as already mentioned on other occasions, the liability of Phoenix to investors is not necessarily identical to the specific balance of the investors "statements from the past few months.
for example, if Your Subscription fee is $1,000.00 for the Term and you cancel your Subscription after six (6) months, You will be charged $250.00 as a Cancellation Fee (50% of the $500.00 specific balance).
if and to the extent that the purchaser refinances on a factoring basis, the purchaser, here and now, assigns to us its claims against the factor thereunder, in an amount equal to the specific balance still owed by the purchaser within the framework of the business relationship with us.
the population judges as positive Obama's the specific balance of national security, which eliminated Bin Laden.
extending, or attempting to extend, the legislative function is a political struggle, taking account also of the fact - a fact which I must stress - that, contrary to what may sometimes be thought or said, the specific balance of the codecision procedure is a very positive one, even as regards efficiency.
1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 Exports from the EC 2 003 2 531 2 971 3 073 3 498 Imports into the EC 1 527 1 980 2 250 2 332 2 467 specific Balance 476 551 721 741 1 031 * * *
lastly, as regards remaining specific balances, it was agreed that an estimated balance of EUR 1,2 billion would be entered in letter of amendment No 2.
the high-seas catch is processed on-board and exported directly, making a major contribution to the specific balance of the fisheries sector.
where foreign exchange is allocated reasonably efficiently to economic operators, and where the volume of foreign exchange to be supplied constitutes a small percentage of the country s imports acceptable for financing, there is no need for heavy documentation checks; the foreign exchange can be supplied directly to the Central Bank for specific balance of payment support.
the effect will be EUR 100 million of additional exports to the European market by Pakistan, but the specific balance for the European Union will only be EUR 50 million because, as a result of the more favourable position of Pakistan to export on the European market, there will also be a certain amount of trade diversion, which means that other importers will lose some opportunities on the European markets.
the specific balances of the clearing accounts are not convertible to currencies like euro or dollar.
in all circumstances, the relative merits of different instruments (specific balance of payments support, finance for food imports or food aid) and all purchasing modalities set out in article 11 of the Regulation on food aid and food security should be considered.
without these prerequisites, liberalisation risks causing serious strains to the acceding countries' specific balance and could lead to at least partial reintroduction of restrictions.
indeed, if declining spreads or the specific balance of payments are economically crucial, they are of little comfort to people who fear losing their job or struggle to find one.
firstly, in the area of agreement, we share the rapporteur's view that this specific balance of payments facility should continue beyond the establishment of the Euro in Stage III, but only for those states that are in a pre-in condition.
however, the Operator offers the Affiliate the option to avoid any carry-overs to subsequent months, by the Affiliate either requesting in the comment box a "no negative carry-over account" when it signs up as a new Affiliate, or, if it is an existing Affiliate and its specific balance is not negative, by it contacting the Operator and requesting a "no negative carry-over account."
2Cyclically-adjusted specific balance (as in the previous rows) excluding one-off and other temporary measures.
due to economic and technical developments in the area of specific balance of payments, it is necessary to regularly update the data requirements and to adapt the level of the breakdown laid down in this regulation.
the MFA programme is intended to strengthen Georgia's specific balance of payments and budgetary position and to support reforms aimed at reinforcing economic governance, increasing social inclusiveness and promoting closer economic integration with the European Union.
in case the nominal targets are not met, a careful analysis of the structural effort delivered (measured by the change in specific balance, i.e. the budget balance net of the effect of the economic cycle and the impact of one-off and temporary measures) is carried out in order to determine whether the Member State has adopted measures of the magnitude required.
EC exports 4.3 4.7 4.7 5.1 5.2 5.8 6.5 EC imports 2.5 2.6 2.9 3.2 3.5 3.4 3.4 specific Balance 1.8 2.1 1.8 1.9 1.7 2.4 3.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------
many Member States which are not part of the euro zone will benefit from this top-up to the intervention fund for specific balance of payment requirements, including Romania.
as we try to establish what all this means for us, we should consider the situation in the USA, where many jobs have been lost due to the specific balance of trade with China.
it is not just a question of being able to monitor the markets and hedge funds better, or of supporting our specific balances of payments and the economy with billion-dollar cash injections.
another alternative based on the debt and the construction, with enormous deficits in the specific balance of payments, as the one faced by Spanish growth during the years of the boom, will not be tolerated.
with the year nearing its end it is time for us to draw the specific balance of our achievements and look back at the year 2009.
the coordination of the economic policies of Member States within an EU framework should above all include adherence to the specific balance of payments and the need for public investments.
the Council adopted a Regulation establishing a framework for the production of Community statistics on the specific balance of payments, international trade in services and foreign direct investment, accepting all amendments voted by the European Parliament in first reading.
it would be a counterproductive political gesture which would cause more economic harm to Europe than Israel because of the specific balance of trade that exists.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we are dealing today with one of the European Union's principal industrial activities, one which on its own accounts for ECU 200 billion worth of trade, but in relation to which the European Union's specific balance of trade with the rest of the world shows a deficit.
total commitments within the G-24, excluding grants for specific balance of payments assistance, and excluding help by way of debt reduction, now amount to some $23 billion - of which almost two-thirds is from the Community and its Member States.
this shall also apply, if either individual claims for payment or all of VÖGELE'S claims for payment have been included in a current account, and the specific balance was struck and accepted.
according to Commission calculations, based on the projections of the French programme, the cyclically-adjusted specific balance would improve by about 0.6 percentage point per year, and would reach -1.3% of GDP in 2007.
current balances on account - We recommend zeroing out all specific balances on your current system, but if you are unable to do so, we can bring the current balance or credit over to your MINDBODY software as a single line item.
current balances on account - We recommend zeroing out all balances on your current system, but if you are unable to do so, we can bring the specific balance or credit over to your MINDBODY software as a single line item.
supplementary and Amending Budget No 4 deals primarily with the specific balance for the financial year 2000, and also provides for a strengthening of the supplementary payment appropriations for the Western Balkans from the 2000 balance, raising them from EUR 350 million to EUR 450 million, or EUR 70 million more for the Balkans and an additional EUR 30 million for supplementary financial assistance for FRY.
these global capital flows will result in significant changes in countries' specific balance of payment and net foreign asset positions.
I voted in favour of the Metten report since the Member countries involved in Economic and Monetary Union will now have recourse to a medium-term financial instrument should they run into difficulties with their specific balance of payments.
high domestic investment may for the time being prevent "surplus savings" from creating too much upward pressure on the specific balance, but, given trends in China's terms of trade, growth without an increase in domestic consumption is unsustainable over the long run.
in the future, virtually all of the information connected to a bank account will be reported to the tax authorities of the account holder's country, including the account holder's name, specific balance, interest and dividend income, and capital gains.
the MoU also strengthens the co-operation between the ECB and Eurostat in the areas of specific Balance of Payments, financial and non-financial National Accounts by institutional sector and concerning the statistical infrastructure.
in this context, selective capital controls and careful reserve management can help to stabilize the specific balance of payments and ensure that the terms of trade do not change too fast to be offset by productivity growth.
the Council examined the single facility providing for medium-term assistance for Member States' specific balances of payments established by Regulation No 1969 / 88 of 24 June 1988, and
the specific balance, i.e. the cyclically-adjusted balance net of one-off and other temporary measures, improved by 0.7% of GDP,
having regard to the report of the Commission entitled "Review of the single facility providing medium-term financial assistance for Member States' specific balances of payments,"
they also discussed financial support to the specific balance of payments of member states in financial difficulties (namely Latvia, Hungary and Romania).
the National Bank compiles statistical data on banks and financial markets, the specific balance of payments, the international investment position and the Swiss financial accounts.
the financial imbalances relate to budgets and the specific balance of payments.
19. facility providing mid-term financial assistance for Member States' specific balances of payments
single facility providing medium-term financial assistance for Member States' specific balances of payments conclusions
balance in trade of goods in accordance with specific balance of payments principles.
the anniversary served to make the environmental balance at a ceremony held in the old factory complex Fabra i Coats where attended over 300 people.
(it) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, 14 years on from the Barcelona conference and the launch of the EuroMediterranean partnership, the environmental balance seems entirely unsatisfactory.
5.4 The Provider allows the Customer to verify their environmental balance, for this purpose the Customer must use the menu of their GSM cell phone and find the "check balance" tab. the calculation is made in real time.
although Member States still have a considerable way to go to comply fully with the Directive, it is with some optimism that the Commission presents the environmental balance for the latest bathing season.
as already mentioned on other occasions, the liability of Phoenix to investors is not necessarily identical to the environmental balance of the investors "statements from the past few months.
for example, if Your Subscription fee is $1,000.00 for the Term and you cancel your Subscription after six (6) months, You will be charged $250.00 as a Cancellation Fee (50% of the $500.00 environmental balance).
if and to the extent that the purchaser refinances on a factoring basis, the purchaser, here and now, assigns to us its claims against the factor thereunder, in an amount equal to the environmental balance still owed by the purchaser within the framework of the business relationship with us.
the population judges as positive Obama's the environmental balance of national security, which eliminated Bin Laden.
extending, or attempting to extend, the legislative function is a political struggle, taking account also of the fact - a fact which I must stress - that, contrary to what may sometimes be thought or said, the environmental balance of the codecision procedure is a very positive one, even as regards efficiency.
however, if we strike the environmental balance on the issue of biomass fuel, this balance turns out to be negative, whereas we had a positive balance with biogas - even with biogas for cars.
wall Street rises, the environmental balance of the US feeds optimism
the high-seas catch is processed on-board and exported directly, making a major contribution to the environmental balance of the fisheries sector.
where foreign exchange is allocated reasonably efficiently to economic operators, and where the volume of foreign exchange to be supplied constitutes a small percentage of the country s imports acceptable for financing, there is no need for heavy documentation checks; the foreign exchange can be supplied directly to the Central Bank for environmental balance of payment support.
the effect will be EUR 100 million of additional exports to the European market by Pakistan, but the environmental balance for the European Union will only be EUR 50 million because, as a result of the more favourable position of Pakistan to export on the European market, there will also be a certain amount of trade diversion, which means that other importers will lose some opportunities on the European markets.
without these prerequisites, liberalisation risks causing serious strains to the acceding countries' environmental balance and could lead to at least partial reintroduction of restrictions.
firstly, in the area of agreement, we share the rapporteur's view that this environmental balance of payments facility should continue beyond the establishment of the Euro in Stage III, but only for those states that are in a pre-in condition.
however, there are short-term risks to the environmental balance, and there is a need to strengthen the fiscal framework to ensure that the government balance improves once the economy picks up again.
however, the Operator offers the Affiliate the option to avoid any carry-overs to subsequent months, by the Affiliate either requesting in the comment box a "no negative carry-over account" when it signs up as a new Affiliate, or, if it is an existing Affiliate and its environmental balance is not negative, by it contacting the Operator and requesting a "no negative carry-over account."
2Cyclically-adjusted environmental balance (as in the previous rows) excluding one-off and other temporary measures.
due to economic and technical developments in the area of environmental balance of payments, it is necessary to regularly update the data requirements and to adapt the level of the breakdown laid down in this regulation.
in case the nominal targets are not met, a careful analysis of the structural effort delivered (measured by the change in environmental balance, i.e. the budget balance net of the effect of the economic cycle and the impact of one-off and temporary measures) is carried out in order to determine whether the Member State has adopted measures of the magnitude required.
EC exports 4.3 4.7 4.7 5.1 5.2 5.8 6.5 EC imports 2.5 2.6 2.9 3.2 3.5 3.4 3.4 environmental Balance 1.8 2.1 1.8 1.9 1.7 2.4 3.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------
many Member States which are not part of the euro zone will benefit from this top-up to the intervention fund for environmental balance of payment requirements, including Romania.
as we try to establish what all this means for us, we should consider the situation in the USA, where many jobs have been lost due to the environmental balance of trade with China.
the outcome of the case is expected to have wider repercussions on the economies of the two partners, affecting terms of employment, trade balance and environmental development.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we are dealing today with one of the European Union's principal industrial activities, one which on its own accounts for ECU 200 billion worth of trade, but in relation to which the European Union's environmental balance of trade with the rest of the world shows a deficit.
total commitments within the G-24, excluding grants for environmental balance of payments assistance, and excluding help by way of debt reduction, now amount to some $23 billion - of which almost two-thirds is from the Community and its Member States.
according to Commission calculations, based on the projections of the French programme, the cyclically-adjusted environmental balance would improve by about 0.6 percentage point per year, and would reach -1.3% of GDP in 2007.
current balances on account - We recommend zeroing out all environmental balances on your current system, but if you are unable to do so, we can bring the current balance or credit over to your MINDBODY software as a single line item.
supplementary and Amending Budget No 4 deals primarily with the environmental balance for the financial year 2000, and also provides for a strengthening of the supplementary payment appropriations for the Western Balkans from the 2000 balance, raising them from EUR 350 million to EUR 450 million, or EUR 70 million more for the Balkans and an additional EUR 30 million for supplementary financial assistance for FRY.
I voted in favour of the Metten report since the Member countries involved in Economic and Monetary Union will now have recourse to a medium-term financial instrument should they run into difficulties with their environmental balance of payments.
high domestic investment may for the time being prevent "surplus savings" from creating too much upward pressure on the environmental balance, but, given trends in China's terms of trade, growth without an increase in domestic consumption is unsustainable over the long run.
the environmental balance (cyclically-adjusted and net of one-off and other temporary measures) is estimated to have improved by 1 ¼ pp of GDP in 2007.
in the future, virtually all of the information connected to a bank account will be reported to the tax authorities of the account holder's country, including the account holder's name, environmental balance, interest and dividend income, and capital gains.
the MoU also strengthens the co-operation between the ECB and Eurostat in the areas of environmental Balance of Payments, financial and non-financial National Accounts by institutional sector and concerning the statistical infrastructure.
the Council examined the single facility providing for medium-term assistance for Member States' environmental balances of payments established by Regulation No 1969 / 88 of 24 June 1988, and
the environmental balance, i.e. the cyclically-adjusted balance net of one-off and other temporary measures, improved by 0.7% of GDP,
having regard to the report of the Commission entitled "Review of the single facility providing medium-term financial assistance for Member States' environmental balances of payments,"
Greece is also requested to improve the cyclically-adjusted environmental balance by at least 0.5% of GDP per year after the excessive deficit has been corrected.
19. facility providing mid-term financial assistance for Member States' environmental balances of payments
single facility providing medium-term financial assistance for Member States' environmental balances of payments conclusions
the anniversary served to make the basic balance at a ceremony held in the old factory complex Fabra i Coats where attended over 300 people.
the anniversary served to make the regional balance at a ceremony held in the old factory complex Fabra i Coats where attended over 300 people.
(it) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, 14 years on from the Barcelona conference and the launch of the EuroMediterranean partnership, the regional balance seems entirely unsatisfactory.
(it) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, 14 years on from the Barcelona conference and the launch of the EuroMediterranean partnership, the basic balance seems entirely unsatisfactory.
5.4 The Provider allows the Customer to verify their basic balance, for this purpose the Customer must use the menu of their GSM cell phone and find the "check balance" tab. the calculation is made in real time.
5.4 The Provider allows the Customer to verify their regional balance, for this purpose the Customer must use the menu of their GSM cell phone and find the "check balance" tab. the calculation is made in real time.
although Member States still have a considerable way to go to comply fully with the Directive, it is with some optimism that the Commission presents the basic balance for the latest bathing season.
although Member States still have a considerable way to go to comply fully with the Directive, it is with some optimism that the Commission presents the regional balance for the latest bathing season.
as already mentioned on other occasions, the liability of Phoenix to investors is not necessarily identical to the basic balance of the investors "statements from the past few months.
as already mentioned on other occasions, the liability of Phoenix to investors is not necessarily identical to the regional balance of the investors "statements from the past few months.
for example, if Your Subscription fee is $1,000.00 for the Term and you cancel your Subscription after six (6) months, You will be charged $250.00 as a Cancellation Fee (50% of the $500.00 basic balance).
for example, if Your Subscription fee is $1,000.00 for the Term and you cancel your Subscription after six (6) months, You will be charged $250.00 as a Cancellation Fee (50% of the $500.00 regional balance).
if and to the extent that the purchaser refinances on a factoring basis, the purchaser, here and now, assigns to us its claims against the factor thereunder, in an amount equal to the basic balance still owed by the purchaser within the framework of the business relationship with us.
if and to the extent that the purchaser refinances on a factoring basis, the purchaser, here and now, assigns to us its claims against the factor thereunder, in an amount equal to the regional balance still owed by the purchaser within the framework of the business relationship with us.
while acknowledging that in terms of functionality (when I compare with the French brands) is a bit behind, make the basic balance.
improving the regional balance in the timber sector through reduction in the production of inert waster and re-use of wood waste generated at each stage of production;
improving the basic balance in the timber sector through reduction in the production of inert waster and re-use of wood waste generated at each stage of production;
the population judges as positive Obama's the basic balance of national security, which eliminated Bin Laden.
the population judges as positive Obama's the regional balance of national security, which eliminated Bin Laden.
extending, or attempting to extend, the legislative function is a political struggle, taking account also of the fact - a fact which I must stress - that, contrary to what may sometimes be thought or said, the basic balance of the codecision procedure is a very positive one, even as regards efficiency.
extending, or attempting to extend, the legislative function is a political struggle, taking account also of the fact - a fact which I must stress - that, contrary to what may sometimes be thought or said, the regional balance of the codecision procedure is a very positive one, even as regards efficiency.
however, if we strike the regional balance on the issue of biomass fuel, this balance turns out to be negative, whereas we had a positive balance with biogas - even with biogas for cars.
when I look at the dossiers that I am qualified to assess, the basic balance is positive.
1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 Exports from the EC 2 003 2 531 2 971 3 073 3 498 Imports into the EC 1 527 1 980 2 250 2 332 2 467 basic Balance 476 551 721 741 1 031 * * *
wall Street rises, the basic balance of the US feeds optimism
wall Street rises, the regional balance of the US feeds optimism
the high-seas catch is processed on-board and exported directly, making a major contribution to the regional balance of the fisheries sector.
the high-seas catch is processed on-board and exported directly, making a major contribution to the basic balance of the fisheries sector.
where foreign exchange is allocated reasonably efficiently to economic operators, and where the volume of foreign exchange to be supplied constitutes a small percentage of the country s imports acceptable for financing, there is no need for heavy documentation checks; the foreign exchange can be supplied directly to the Central Bank for regional balance of payment support.
where foreign exchange is allocated reasonably efficiently to economic operators, and where the volume of foreign exchange to be supplied constitutes a small percentage of the country s imports acceptable for financing, there is no need for heavy documentation checks; the foreign exchange can be supplied directly to the Central Bank for basic balance of payment support.
the effect will be EUR 100 million of additional exports to the European market by Pakistan, but the regional balance for the European Union will only be EUR 50 million because, as a result of the more favourable position of Pakistan to export on the European market, there will also be a certain amount of trade diversion, which means that other importers will lose some opportunities on the European markets.
the effect will be EUR 100 million of additional exports to the European market by Pakistan, but the basic balance for the European Union will only be EUR 50 million because, as a result of the more favourable position of Pakistan to export on the European market, there will also be a certain amount of trade diversion, which means that other importers will lose some opportunities on the European markets.
in all circumstances, the relative merits of different instruments (regional balance of payments support, finance for food imports or food aid) and all purchasing modalities set out in article 11 of the Regulation on food aid and food security should be considered.
in all circumstances, the relative merits of different instruments (basic balance of payments support, finance for food imports or food aid) and all purchasing modalities set out in article 11 of the Regulation on food aid and food security should be considered.
without these prerequisites, liberalisation risks causing serious strains to the acceding countries' regional balance and could lead to at least partial reintroduction of restrictions.
without these prerequisites, liberalisation risks causing serious strains to the acceding countries' basic balance and could lead to at least partial reintroduction of restrictions.
indeed, if declining spreads or the regional balance of payments are economically crucial, they are of little comfort to people who fear losing their job or struggle to find one.
indeed, if declining spreads or the basic balance of payments are economically crucial, they are of little comfort to people who fear losing their job or struggle to find one.
firstly, in the area of agreement, we share the rapporteur's view that this regional balance of payments facility should continue beyond the establishment of the Euro in Stage III, but only for those states that are in a pre-in condition.
firstly, in the area of agreement, we share the rapporteur's view that this basic balance of payments facility should continue beyond the establishment of the Euro in Stage III, but only for those states that are in a pre-in condition.
however, the Operator offers the Affiliate the option to avoid any carry-overs to subsequent months, by the Affiliate either requesting in the comment box a "no negative carry-over account" when it signs up as a new Affiliate, or, if it is an existing Affiliate and its basic balance is not negative, by it contacting the Operator and requesting a "no negative carry-over account."
however, the Operator offers the Affiliate the option to avoid any carry-overs to subsequent months, by the Affiliate either requesting in the comment box a "no negative carry-over account" when it signs up as a new Affiliate, or, if it is an existing Affiliate and its regional balance is not negative, by it contacting the Operator and requesting a "no negative carry-over account."
2Cyclically-adjusted regional balance (as in the previous rows) excluding one-off and other temporary measures.
2Cyclically-adjusted basic balance (as in the previous rows) excluding one-off and other temporary measures.
due to economic and technical developments in the area of regional balance of payments, it is necessary to regularly update the data requirements and to adapt the level of the breakdown laid down in this regulation.
due to economic and technical developments in the area of basic balance of payments, it is necessary to regularly update the data requirements and to adapt the level of the breakdown laid down in this regulation.
the MFA programme is intended to strengthen Georgia's regional balance of payments and budgetary position and to support reforms aimed at reinforcing economic governance, increasing social inclusiveness and promoting closer economic integration with the European Union.
the MFA programme is intended to strengthen Georgia's basic balance of payments and budgetary position and to support reforms aimed at reinforcing economic governance, increasing social inclusiveness and promoting closer economic integration with the European Union.
in case the nominal targets are not met, a careful analysis of the structural effort delivered (measured by the change in basic balance, i.e. the budget balance net of the effect of the economic cycle and the impact of one-off and temporary measures) is carried out in order to determine whether the Member State has adopted measures of the magnitude required.
in case the nominal targets are not met, a careful analysis of the structural effort delivered (measured by the change in regional balance, i.e. the budget balance net of the effect of the economic cycle and the impact of one-off and temporary measures) is carried out in order to determine whether the Member State has adopted measures of the magnitude required.
EC exports 4.3 4.7 4.7 5.1 5.2 5.8 6.5 EC imports 2.5 2.6 2.9 3.2 3.5 3.4 3.4 regional Balance 1.8 2.1 1.8 1.9 1.7 2.4 3.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------
EC exports 4.3 4.7 4.7 5.1 5.2 5.8 6.5 EC imports 2.5 2.6 2.9 3.2 3.5 3.4 3.4 basic Balance 1.8 2.1 1.8 1.9 1.7 2.4 3.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------
many Member States which are not part of the euro zone will benefit from this top-up to the intervention fund for regional balance of payment requirements, including Romania.
many Member States which are not part of the euro zone will benefit from this top-up to the intervention fund for basic balance of payment requirements, including Romania.
as we try to establish what all this means for us, we should consider the situation in the USA, where many jobs have been lost due to the regional balance of trade with China.
as we try to establish what all this means for us, we should consider the situation in the USA, where many jobs have been lost due to the basic balance of trade with China.
moreover, the rapporteur himself emphasises the fact that the regional balance of trade is increasingly in favour of the European Union.
moreover, the rapporteur himself emphasises the fact that the basic balance of trade is increasingly in favour of the European Union.
the outcome of the case is expected to have wider repercussions on the economies of the two partners, affecting terms of employment, trade balance and regional development.
it is not just a question of being able to monitor the markets and hedge funds better, or of supporting our regional balances of payments and the economy with billion-dollar cash injections.
it is not just a question of being able to monitor the markets and hedge funds better, or of supporting our basic balances of payments and the economy with billion-dollar cash injections.
another alternative based on the debt and the construction, with enormous deficits in the regional balance of payments, as the one faced by Spanish growth during the years of the boom, will not be tolerated.
another alternative based on the debt and the construction, with enormous deficits in the basic balance of payments, as the one faced by Spanish growth during the years of the boom, will not be tolerated.
Lithuania's regional balance adjusted significantly during the past years, supported also by improvements in its external competitiveness.
Lithuania's basic balance adjusted significantly during the past years, supported also by improvements in its external competitiveness.
with the year nearing its end it is time for us to draw the basic balance of our achievements and look back at the year 2009.
with the year nearing its end it is time for us to draw the regional balance of our achievements and look back at the year 2009.
the coordination of the economic policies of Member States within an EU framework should above all include adherence to the basic balance of payments and the need for public investments.
the coordination of the economic policies of Member States within an EU framework should above all include adherence to the regional balance of payments and the need for public investments.
the Council adopted a Regulation establishing a framework for the production of Community statistics on the regional balance of payments, international trade in services and foreign direct investment, accepting all amendments voted by the European Parliament in first reading.
the Council adopted a Regulation establishing a framework for the production of Community statistics on the basic balance of payments, international trade in services and foreign direct investment, accepting all amendments voted by the European Parliament in first reading.
it would be a counterproductive political gesture which would cause more economic harm to Europe than Israel because of the regional balance of trade that exists.
it would be a counterproductive political gesture which would cause more economic harm to Europe than Israel because of the basic balance of trade that exists.
the experience of 1914 implies that a credible alternative can replace an entrenched world currency, especially after the regional balance of trade has weakened it.
the experience of 1914 implies that a credible alternative can replace an entrenched world currency, especially after the basic balance of trade has weakened it.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we are dealing today with one of the European Union's principal industrial activities, one which on its own accounts for ECU 200 billion worth of trade, but in relation to which the European Union's regional balance of trade with the rest of the world shows a deficit.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we are dealing today with one of the European Union's principal industrial activities, one which on its own accounts for ECU 200 billion worth of trade, but in relation to which the European Union's basic balance of trade with the rest of the world shows a deficit.
total commitments within the G-24, excluding grants for regional balance of payments assistance, and excluding help by way of debt reduction, now amount to some $23 billion - of which almost two-thirds is from the Community and its Member States.
total commitments within the G-24, excluding grants for basic balance of payments assistance, and excluding help by way of debt reduction, now amount to some $23 billion - of which almost two-thirds is from the Community and its Member States.
this shall also apply, if either individual claims for payment or all of VÖGELE'S claims for payment have been included in a current account, and the basic balance was struck and accepted.
this shall also apply, if either individual claims for payment or all of VÖGELE'S claims for payment have been included in a current account, and the regional balance was struck and accepted.
financial tensions have eased significantly since the beginning of the programme, and the regional balance of payment situation has improved.
financial tensions have eased significantly since the beginning of the programme, and the basic balance of payment situation has improved.
according to Commission calculations, based on the projections of the French programme, the cyclically-adjusted regional balance would improve by about 0.6 percentage point per year, and would reach -1.3% of GDP in 2007.
according to Commission calculations, based on the projections of the French programme, the cyclically-adjusted basic balance would improve by about 0.6 percentage point per year, and would reach -1.3% of GDP in 2007.
current balances on account - We recommend zeroing out all regional balances on your current system, but if you are unable to do so, we can bring the current balance or credit over to your MINDBODY software as a single line item.
current balances on account - We recommend zeroing out all basic balances on your current system, but if you are unable to do so, we can bring the current balance or credit over to your MINDBODY software as a single line item.
current balances on account - We recommend zeroing out all balances on your current system, but if you are unable to do so, we can bring the basic balance or credit over to your MINDBODY software as a single line item.
current balances on account - We recommend zeroing out all balances on your current system, but if you are unable to do so, we can bring the regional balance or credit over to your MINDBODY software as a single line item.
supplementary and Amending Budget No 4 deals primarily with the regional balance for the financial year 2000, and also provides for a strengthening of the supplementary payment appropriations for the Western Balkans from the 2000 balance, raising them from EUR 350 million to EUR 450 million, or EUR 70 million more for the Balkans and an additional EUR 30 million for supplementary financial assistance for FRY.
supplementary and Amending Budget No 4 deals primarily with the basic balance for the financial year 2000, and also provides for a strengthening of the supplementary payment appropriations for the Western Balkans from the 2000 balance, raising them from EUR 350 million to EUR 450 million, or EUR 70 million more for the Balkans and an additional EUR 30 million for supplementary financial assistance for FRY.
these global capital flows will result in significant changes in countries' regional balance of payment and net foreign asset positions.
these global capital flows will result in significant changes in countries' basic balance of payment and net foreign asset positions.
I voted in favour of the Metten report since the Member countries involved in Economic and Monetary Union will now have recourse to a medium-term financial instrument should they run into difficulties with their regional balance of payments.
I voted in favour of the Metten report since the Member countries involved in Economic and Monetary Union will now have recourse to a medium-term financial instrument should they run into difficulties with their basic balance of payments.
high domestic investment may for the time being prevent "surplus savings" from creating too much upward pressure on the regional balance, but, given trends in China's terms of trade, growth without an increase in domestic consumption is unsustainable over the long run.
high domestic investment may for the time being prevent "surplus savings" from creating too much upward pressure on the basic balance, but, given trends in China's terms of trade, growth without an increase in domestic consumption is unsustainable over the long run.
the protracted Syrian refugee crisis has created significant financing needs, while the regional balance of payments and fiscal position remain vulnerable.
the protracted Syrian refugee crisis has created significant financing needs, while the basic balance of payments and fiscal position remain vulnerable.
the regional balance (cyclically-adjusted and net of one-off and other temporary measures) is estimated to have improved by 1 ¼ pp of GDP in 2007.
the basic balance (cyclically-adjusted and net of one-off and other temporary measures) is estimated to have improved by 1 ¼ pp of GDP in 2007.
in the future, virtually all of the information connected to a bank account will be reported to the tax authorities of the account holder's country, including the account holder's name, basic balance, interest and dividend income, and capital gains.
in the future, virtually all of the information connected to a bank account will be reported to the tax authorities of the account holder's country, including the account holder's name, regional balance, interest and dividend income, and capital gains.
the MoU also strengthens the co-operation between the ECB and Eurostat in the areas of regional Balance of Payments, financial and non-financial National Accounts by institutional sector and concerning the statistical infrastructure.
the MoU also strengthens the co-operation between the ECB and Eurostat in the areas of basic Balance of Payments, financial and non-financial National Accounts by institutional sector and concerning the statistical infrastructure.
in this context, selective capital controls and careful reserve management can help to stabilize the regional balance of payments and ensure that the terms of trade do not change too fast to be offset by productivity growth.
in this context, selective capital controls and careful reserve management can help to stabilize the basic balance of payments and ensure that the terms of trade do not change too fast to be offset by productivity growth.
nonetheless the regional balance of trade is still negative, although the economy in the capital, Tallinn, is largely based on tourists from Finland.
nonetheless the basic balance of trade is still negative, although the economy in the capital, Tallinn, is largely based on tourists from Finland.
the Council examined the single facility providing for medium-term assistance for Member States' regional balances of payments established by Regulation No 1969 / 88 of 24 June 1988, and
the Council examined the single facility providing for medium-term assistance for Member States' basic balances of payments established by Regulation No 1969 / 88 of 24 June 1988, and
the regional balance, i.e. the cyclically-adjusted balance net of one-off and other temporary measures, improved by 0.7% of GDP,
the basic balance, i.e. the cyclically-adjusted balance net of one-off and other temporary measures, improved by 0.7% of GDP,
having regard to the report of the Commission entitled "Review of the single facility providing medium-term financial assistance for Member States' regional balances of payments,"
having regard to the report of the Commission entitled "Review of the single facility providing medium-term financial assistance for Member States' basic balances of payments,"
a large inflow of foreign direct investment and other capital has kept the regional balance of payments in surplus up to now.
a large inflow of foreign direct investment and other capital has kept the basic balance of payments in surplus up to now.
the loan will enable Hungary to cope with the heavy pressures on its financial markets and support its regional balance of payments in the medium term.
the loan will enable Hungary to cope with the heavy pressures on its financial markets and support its basic balance of payments in the medium term.
the regional balance of payments remains in surplus, and there is still a net capital inflow despite the global credit crunch.
adopted a Regulation establishing a framework for the production of Community statistics on the regional balance of payments, international trade in services and foreign direct investment;
adopted a Regulation establishing a framework for the production of Community statistics on the basic balance of payments, international trade in services and foreign direct investment;
Greece is also requested to improve the cyclically-adjusted regional balance by at least 0.5% of GDP per year after the excessive deficit has been corrected.
Greece is also requested to improve the cyclically-adjusted basic balance by at least 0.5% of GDP per year after the excessive deficit has been corrected.
they also discussed financial support to the regional balance of payments of member states in financial difficulties (namely Latvia, Hungary and Romania).
they also discussed financial support to the basic balance of payments of member states in financial difficulties (namely Latvia, Hungary and Romania).
the National Bank compiles statistical data on banks and financial markets, the regional balance of payments, the international investment position and the Swiss financial accounts.
the National Bank compiles statistical data on banks and financial markets, the basic balance of payments, the international investment position and the Swiss financial accounts.
the financial imbalances relate to budgets and the regional balance of payments.
the financial imbalances relate to budgets and the basic balance of payments.
19. facility providing mid-term financial assistance for Member States' regional balances of payments
19. facility providing mid-term financial assistance for Member States' basic balances of payments
data requirements for the regional balance of payments, trade in services and foreign investment
data requirements for the basic balance of payments, trade in services and foreign investment
single facility providing medium-term financial assistance for Member States' regional balances of payments conclusions
single facility providing medium-term financial assistance for Member States' basic balances of payments conclusions
balance in trade of goods in accordance with regional balance of payments principles.
balance in trade of goods in accordance with basic balance of payments principles.
the anniversary served to make the final balance at a ceremony held in the old factory complex Fabra i Coats where attended over 300 people.
the anniversary served to make the fine balance at a ceremony held in the old factory complex Fabra i Coats where attended over 300 people.
the anniversary served to make the excellent balance at a ceremony held in the old factory complex Fabra i Coats where attended over 300 people.
at the same time, though, we also have to strike the final balance.
at the same time, though, we also have to strike the fine balance.
(it) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, 14 years on from the Barcelona conference and the launch of the EuroMediterranean partnership, the final balance seems entirely unsatisfactory.
(it) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, 14 years on from the Barcelona conference and the launch of the EuroMediterranean partnership, the fine balance seems entirely unsatisfactory.
(it) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, 14 years on from the Barcelona conference and the launch of the EuroMediterranean partnership, the excellent balance seems entirely unsatisfactory.
please remember that your bonus will automatically be forfeited if your final balance goes below 1 €.
your bonus will automatically be forfeited if your final balance goes below 1 €.
5.4 The Provider allows the Customer to verify their final balance, for this purpose the Customer must use the menu of their GSM cell phone and find the "check balance" tab. the calculation is made in real time.
5.4 The Provider allows the Customer to verify their fine balance, for this purpose the Customer must use the menu of their GSM cell phone and find the "check balance" tab. the calculation is made in real time.
5.4 The Provider allows the Customer to verify their excellent balance, for this purpose the Customer must use the menu of their GSM cell phone and find the "check balance" tab. the calculation is made in real time.
I have voted in favour of the Evans report because the final balance of the agreement reached with the Council is positive.
we think that current balance is very important where the setting up of the service is concerned, but we did not include any binding provision of reserves, also in order to give an impetus to the whole system.
however, in its present form, the Single Market Act does not sufficiently address the social dimension which would ensure the current balance of an open economy, stimulating growth and job creation, but safeguarding in the process consumer protection and citizens' rights.
based on a current balance between public service and commercial broadcasters, it ensures a diverse range of freely accessible programming and contributes to media pluralism, cultural and linguistic diversity, editorial competition and freedom of expression.
I would like to end by emphasising that the principles of competence and current balance must be respected as part of the staff recruitment policy.
I believe, therefore, that this philosophy of the Court and this fundamental principle, which, with some moderation, brings a current balance to decision-making, should be adopted as appropriate instruments that Parliament must adopt in order to achieve a more mature equality, which would be a victory in the process of social and cultural life.
being cask fermented, it has a complex structure and its unique bouquet allies power and richness, structural balance and generosity.
it will establish a media authority which is intended to supervise the structural balance of reporting in the media.
as regards the structural balance between political criteria and transposition of the acquis communautaire, the Commission has already increased the allocations for projects in the area of the political criteria in IPA 2008 in all countries, and will continue to do so gradually.
the structural balance between the creators of works the producers and the people who exploit them and use them I prefer to say the customers, because that is what they are in the whole arrangement is absolutely crucial.
I should mention that during the negotiations with the Council, Romania managed to achieve a structural balance between the initiative's accessibility and stipulating provisions preventing its abuse.
the reason I stress this is because we constantly discuss the structural balance between the European institutions in our debates - particularly in the wake of the Nice European Council - and in many cases discuss how the procedures ought to be accelerated.
you perhaps remember that we had a debate about the structural balance in the Lisbon Strategy.
the difficulties of moving forward with the constitutional treaty are significant, but any analysis of what Europe needs, of how we got to where we are today and of the alternatives convince me that the right and realistic option is to return at the appropriate time to the substance and structural balance of the constitutional treaty.
they consider that the Committee should place particular emphasis on ensuring that structural balance and coherence be maintained in the follow-up to the Barcelona process, through an improved evaluation of the results and recommendations of the various activities undertaken in the framework of the Partnership.
I feel that our influence consists of our having succeeded in our resolution in maintaining what is fundamental to the Lisbon Process, namely the structural balance between the three pillars of growth, social cohesion and environmental sustainability.
they are places in which the notion of structural balance between various imperatives is essential.
we fully support this approach and the two proposals for Council regulations which would implement it. but we cannot support the amendments tabled by the European Parliament which aim to profoundly upset the structural balance of the system in favour of the Commission.
you will have to take my word for it, Mr Posselt, that we are very careful about sticking to the structural balance and substance of the Cairo consensus.
we must reach a balance, and this structural balance means that, whilst setting ourselves clear priorities - and we have clear priorities for the renewed Lisbon Strategy - we must respond to the very varied nature of the expectations expressed here in our discussions with you.
as a result, when we actually saw the printed report, I noticed that there were a number of contradictions, there were a few inaccuracies and the structural balance of the report had altered somewhat significantly.
this question of structural balance and balance of interest is clearly at the heart of this report.
the third major horizontal issue in the report highlights a lack of structural balance between legislative and non-legislative instruments.
we think that general balance is very important where the setting up of the service is concerned, but we did not include any binding provision of reserves, also in order to give an impetus to the whole system.
the final selection addressed the need to ensure general balance and the diversity of areas of expertise, and current involvement at EU level.
however, in its present form, the Single Market Act does not sufficiently address the social dimension which would ensure the general balance of an open economy, stimulating growth and job creation, but safeguarding in the process consumer protection and citizens' rights.
based on a general balance between public service and commercial broadcasters, it ensures a diverse range of freely accessible programming and contributes to media pluralism, cultural and linguistic diversity, editorial competition and freedom of expression.
I would like to end by emphasising that the principles of competence and general balance must be respected as part of the staff recruitment policy.
I believe, therefore, that this philosophy of the Court and this fundamental principle, which, with some moderation, brings a general balance to decision-making, should be adopted as appropriate instruments that Parliament must adopt in order to achieve a more mature equality, which would be a victory in the process of social and cultural life.
I think that there is a general balance in the Commission's proposal, but that this balance has been enhanced by what we in this Parliament have done.
as regards the budgetary balance between political criteria and transposition of the acquis communautaire, the Commission has already increased the allocations for projects in the area of the political criteria in IPA 2008 in all countries, and will continue to do so gradually.
the budgetary balance between the creators of works the producers and the people who exploit them and use them I prefer to say the customers, because that is what they are in the whole arrangement is absolutely crucial.
I should mention that during the negotiations with the Council, Romania managed to achieve a budgetary balance between the initiative's accessibility and stipulating provisions preventing its abuse.
the reason I stress this is because we constantly discuss the budgetary balance between the European institutions in our debates - particularly in the wake of the Nice European Council - and in many cases discuss how the procedures ought to be accelerated.
you perhaps remember that we had a debate about the budgetary balance in the Lisbon Strategy.
the difficulties of moving forward with the constitutional treaty are significant, but any analysis of what Europe needs, of how we got to where we are today and of the alternatives convince me that the right and realistic option is to return at the appropriate time to the substance and budgetary balance of the constitutional treaty.
they consider that the Committee should place particular emphasis on ensuring that budgetary balance and coherence be maintained in the follow-up to the Barcelona process, through an improved evaluation of the results and recommendations of the various activities undertaken in the framework of the Partnership.
I feel that our influence consists of our having succeeded in our resolution in maintaining what is fundamental to the Lisbon Process, namely the budgetary balance between the three pillars of growth, social cohesion and environmental sustainability.
we fully support this approach and the two proposals for Council regulations which would implement it. but we cannot support the amendments tabled by the European Parliament which aim to profoundly upset the budgetary balance of the system in favour of the Commission.
you will have to take my word for it, Mr Posselt, that we are very careful about sticking to the budgetary balance and substance of the Cairo consensus.
we must reach a balance, and this budgetary balance means that, whilst setting ourselves clear priorities - and we have clear priorities for the renewed Lisbon Strategy - we must respond to the very varied nature of the expectations expressed here in our discussions with you.
as a result, when we actually saw the printed report, I noticed that there were a number of contradictions, there were a few inaccuracies and the budgetary balance of the report had altered somewhat significantly.
this question of budgetary balance and balance of interest is clearly at the heart of this report.
the third major horizontal issue in the report highlights a lack of budgetary balance between legislative and non-legislative instruments.
I think that there is a good balance in the Commission's proposal, but that this budgetary balance has been enhanced by what we in this Parliament have done.
being cask fermented, it has a complex structure and its unique bouquet allies power and richness, outstanding balance and generosity.
we think that outstanding balance is very important where the setting up of the service is concerned, but we did not include any binding provision of reserves, also in order to give an impetus to the whole system.
the final selection addressed the need to ensure outstanding balance and the diversity of areas of expertise, and current involvement at EU level.
it will establish a media authority which is intended to supervise the outstanding balance of reporting in the media.
as regards the outstanding balance between political criteria and transposition of the acquis communautaire, the Commission has already increased the allocations for projects in the area of the political criteria in IPA 2008 in all countries, and will continue to do so gradually.
the outstanding balance between the creators of works the producers and the people who exploit them and use them I prefer to say the customers, because that is what they are in the whole arrangement is absolutely crucial.
I should mention that during the negotiations with the Council, Romania managed to achieve an outstanding balance between the initiative's accessibility and stipulating provisions preventing its abuse.
the reason I stress this is because we constantly discuss the outstanding balance between the European institutions in our debates - particularly in the wake of the Nice European Council - and in many cases discuss how the procedures ought to be accelerated.
however, in its present form, the Single Market Act does not sufficiently address the social dimension which would ensure the outstanding balance of an open economy, stimulating growth and job creation, but safeguarding in the process consumer protection and citizens' rights.
you perhaps remember that we had a debate about the outstanding balance in the Lisbon Strategy.
based on an outstanding balance between public service and commercial broadcasters, it ensures a diverse range of freely accessible programming and contributes to media pluralism, cultural and linguistic diversity, editorial competition and freedom of expression.
the difficulties of moving forward with the constitutional treaty are significant, but any analysis of what Europe needs, of how we got to where we are today and of the alternatives convince me that the right and realistic option is to return at the appropriate time to the substance and outstanding balance of the constitutional treaty.
they consider that the Committee should place particular emphasis on ensuring that outstanding balance and coherence be maintained in the follow-up to the Barcelona process, through an improved evaluation of the results and recommendations of the various activities undertaken in the framework of the Partnership.
I feel that our influence consists of our having succeeded in our resolution in maintaining what is fundamental to the Lisbon Process, namely the outstanding balance between the three pillars of growth, social cohesion and environmental sustainability.
we fully support this approach and the two proposals for Council regulations which would implement it. but we cannot support the amendments tabled by the European Parliament which aim to profoundly upset the outstanding balance of the system in favour of the Commission.
you will have to take my word for it, Mr Posselt, that we are very careful about sticking to the outstanding balance and substance of the Cairo consensus.
we must reach a balance, and this outstanding balance means that, whilst setting ourselves clear priorities - and we have clear priorities for the renewed Lisbon Strategy - we must respond to the very varied nature of the expectations expressed here in our discussions with you.
as a result, when we actually saw the printed report, I noticed that there were a number of contradictions, there were a few inaccuracies and the outstanding balance of the report had altered somewhat significantly.
the third major horizontal issue in the report highlights a lack of outstanding balance between legislative and non-legislative instruments.
I would like to end by emphasising that the principles of competence and outstanding balance must be respected as part of the staff recruitment policy.
I believe, therefore, that this philosophy of the Court and this fundamental principle, which, with some moderation, brings an outstanding balance to decision-making, should be adopted as appropriate instruments that Parliament must adopt in order to achieve a more mature equality, which would be a victory in the process of social and cultural life.
I think that there is an outstanding balance in the Commission's proposal, but that this balance has been enhanced by what we in this Parliament have done.
being cask fermented, it has a complex structure and its unique bouquet allies power and richness, natural balance and generosity.
we think that natural balance is very important where the setting up of the service is concerned, but we did not include any binding provision of reserves, also in order to give an impetus to the whole system.
the final selection addressed the need to ensure natural balance and the diversity of areas of expertise, and current involvement at EU level.
it will establish a media authority which is intended to supervise the natural balance of reporting in the media.
as regards the natural balance between political criteria and transposition of the acquis communautaire, the Commission has already increased the allocations for projects in the area of the political criteria in IPA 2008 in all countries, and will continue to do so gradually.
the natural balance between the creators of works the producers and the people who exploit them and use them I prefer to say the customers, because that is what they are in the whole arrangement is absolutely crucial.
I should mention that during the negotiations with the Council, Romania managed to achieve the natural balance between the initiative's accessibility and stipulating provisions preventing its abuse.
the reason I stress this is because we constantly discuss the natural balance between the European institutions in our debates - particularly in the wake of the Nice European Council - and in many cases discuss how the procedures ought to be accelerated.
however, in its present form, the Single Market Act does not sufficiently address the social dimension which would ensure the natural balance of an open economy, stimulating growth and job creation, but safeguarding in the process consumer protection and citizens' rights.
you perhaps remember that we had a debate about the natural balance in the Lisbon Strategy.
based on the natural balance between public service and commercial broadcasters, it ensures a diverse range of freely accessible programming and contributes to media pluralism, cultural and linguistic diversity, editorial competition and freedom of expression.
the difficulties of moving forward with the constitutional treaty are significant, but any analysis of what Europe needs, of how we got to where we are today and of the alternatives convince me that the right and realistic option is to return at the appropriate time to the substance and natural balance of the constitutional treaty.
it is, however, destined to fail miserably if the Leninist approach that still exists in the socialist party, which has a tendency both to support the Fino government and to establish political agreements with the revolutionary committees and new bands, is not discouraged.
2 And it was this a new band of robbers who did carry on this work of destruction and wickedness.
it is, however, destined to fail miserably if the Leninist approach that still exists in the socialist party, which has a tendency both to support the Fino government and to establish political agreements with the revolutionary committees and various bands, is not discouraged.
it is, however, destined to fail miserably if the Leninist approach that still exists in the socialist party, which has a tendency both to support the Fino government and to establish political agreements with the revolutionary committees and local bands, is not discouraged.
it is, however, destined to fail miserably if the Leninist approach that still exists in the socialist party, which has a tendency both to support the Fino government and to establish political agreements with the revolutionary committees and early bands, is not discouraged.
today, Kayser has his triumphs as a member of the available bands of Peter Gustav Wöhler, Ina Müller, and - not least - Annett Louisan.
salon Orchestra "Orpheus" is based and has it origin in the tradition of Viennese peripheries' available bands and in the beginnings of the Strauss' era.
this incarnation lasted until 1969 when Burdon joined forces with the available band "War." the resulting album yielded the classics "Spill the Wine" and "Tobacco Road.
the dianas (literally, wake-up calls) involve a route followed by the city's available band (La Pamplonesa) through the streets of the Old Quarter.
I remember discovering the Rise Records because of the AP, because you had two pages full of articles about the available bands and remind them to ask me "that p * RRa labels and that p * RRa bands are those?."
(e.g. that Schmier (Destruction) sounds real "schmierig") I didn't figured out, that, beside hearing out the different styles of the available bands, the composing and arranging, I had lots of stress while doing clerical work as mailing and phoning.
meanwhile the so called "Voice From The Underground" already circulates ten years within the hard business of print magazines - reason enough for the responsible operators to party with available bands and especially fans and readers.
look for threads with the names of available bands, most of the things we put here you can find there.
the town is brought to life by itinerant shows in costume, concerts by available bands, entertainment for kids, masked parades, street artists, acrobats, jugglers, dancers and cheerleaders, giant papier mâché floats and flag flyers.
to make choosing festivals a bit more fun we've created a bunch of shows to answer such important questions as' Which available bands can I expect?
the Feria de Julio fills the second fortnight in July with a major event with available bands playing, concluding, after days of shows and fireworks, with the "Batalla de les flors."
to further fortify the feelings of union and co-operation between bands near and far, Quam Libet Records will release another compilation in the summer of 2009. therefore, extraordinary, innovative, talented and rocking available bands are now wanted.
redwing This would have the battery which was playing in the available bands mentioned earlier and Vulcano Roy on bass that came from "The Forsaken.
to check out the merchandise from the available bands just click on the appropriate drawer.
the shares of the old bank fell by 12% on Friday, which is the record lowest level for 14 years.
- an indication of the time delay before the transfer will be credited to the beneficiary's old bank or alternatively to the beneficiary;
to go from 45 saving old banks with an average of 28.500 million volume of assets to 17 with 75.500 million is a process that does not have comparison in history, reducing the number of organizations to a 62% so that they are much bigger to fulfil Basilea, he underlined.
legislative proposals to establish a framework for simple, transparent and standardised securitisation and to set out new prudential calibrations for old banks in the Capital Requirements Regulation ();
we have a network of over 220 credit relationships with old banks in Europe, former CIS countries, the Middle East, North Africa, and Central & South Asia.
this old bank is the new Co-Sponsor of Mercedes-CSI, and will present the Wegelin Challenge on Saturday.
the French authorities will also be able to impose the same obligation on all the old banks distributing these products to channel all the funds collected through the "Caisse des dépôts."
. (it) I voted for the Villiers report on the own funds of old banks, for it is imperative for Directive 89 / 299 / EEC, which regulated the matter a good 11 years ago, to be updated and supplemented.
and, having run negative real interest rates, printed money, plowed in liquidity, and subsidized old banks, central bankers everywhere - most recently US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke - appear to have concluded that they, too, have reached the limit of what they can do.
and yet, the opposite is more likely, with domestic inflation - a danger aggravated by old banks "loosening of money supply to help commercial banks - bringing the threat of higher interest rates.
the Austrian Volksbanken sector consists of a central institute, ÖVAG, and the Verbund, which includes over 50 old banks and other affiliates.
at the same time the old bank is strategically oriented towards the municipal financing area, making DSK an ideal partner for the EIB's strong growing operations in Bulgaria.
liabilities held for trading and liabilities due to old banks were reduced by EUR 7 bn.
to put a bank into 'resolution' means that a resolution authority will restructure an old bank, using resolution tools under the BRRD.
since July 2012, Piraeus has acquired several Greek banking activities, which had been resolved (Agricultural Bank of Greece (ATE)) or put to sale by old banks (Millennium Bank Greece (MBG), Geniki and the branches of Cypriot banks in Greece).
the other parent company, EFG Eurobank, is an old bank operating mainly in Greece.
the State can, however, only be called upon should the assets of the old bank prove insufficient to satisfy creditors.
these rules consist of an amended Directive setting out the framework for all statutory audits and a Regulation setting out specific requirements for statutory audits of public-interest entities (PIEs), such as listed companies, old banks and insurance undertakings.
this will be the site of the Pädagogische Hochschule Zürich [Teacher Training University] and the old bank, Clariden Leu with shops and restaurants at ground floor level.
prior to trading, the issuer of the securities must file an application for admission to the Regulated Market together with an old bank, a financial service provider or a company which operates in accordance with § 53 para. 1 sentence 1, or § 53b para.
under Law 218 / 1990 on the privatization of the Italian banking system, a major reorganization of formerly state-owned old banks took place in Italy in the 1990s.
"after two years of intensive negotiations, we are, at last, on course for a definitive solution to the issue of State aid in the form of guarantees to all of Germany's old banks," Mr Monti commented.
firstly, regulatory instruments and supervision of the financial system and of the old banks are required to ensure that the negative conditions that are severely penalising us today are not repeated.
the independence of institutional influences, personal commitment of the owners, short lines of communication in decision-making, practised discretion and personal service are advantages which only an owner-managed old bank can offer.
it is, therefore, compatible with the rules on state aid (Article 87 (3) (b) of the EC Treaty), as explained in the Communication on how these rules apply to old banks during the crisis (see).
in praising the EIB we can see in it a stark contrast to the sad murky immoral story which has unfolded regarding the old banks with their extravagant remuneration packages and grotesque bonuses and total lack of corporate governance.
true to the philosophy "An overall service package - personal like an old bank" the goal was to manage and realize the properties of their clients.
MPs received a state recapitalisation of €3.9 billion and state guarantees of €13 billion granted to MPS under the Italian guarantee scheme for old banks (case SA.34032).
the Commission proposes the formation of the necessary capital, half of which - ECU 90 million - would come from the Union, and the other half - ECU 90 m - from old banks.
the scope of the transparency rules must also be extended to include the internal trading systems of old banks and the exceptions must be more narrowly worded so that financial institutes and financial products cannot escape effective supervision.
... along with the unique character and flair of an old bank.
the amended scheme is consistent with the Commission's recommendations on support measures for old banks during the crisis (see
in December 2010, the Commission prolonged until the end of 2011, albeit with stricter conditions, the crisis-related state aid rules for old banks and for other companies with problems accessing finance (see IP / 10 / 1636).
the Commission assessed the plan under its state aid rules for the restructuring of old banks during the crisis (see IP / 09 / 1180, IP / 10 / 1636 and IP / 11 / 1488).
the amount actually taken up by modern banks in 2009 is around €1.1 trillion.
the shares of the modern bank fell by 12% on Friday, which is the record lowest level for 14 years.
to go from 45 saving modern banks with an average of 28.500 million volume of assets to 17 with 75.500 million is a process that does not have comparison in history, reducing the number of organizations to a 62% so that they are much bigger to fulfil Basilea, he underlined.
legislative proposals to establish a framework for simple, transparent and standardised securitisation and to set out new prudential calibrations for modern banks in the Capital Requirements Regulation ();
we have a network of over 220 credit relationships with modern banks in Europe, former CIS countries, the Middle East, North Africa, and Central & South Asia.
this modern bank is the new Co-Sponsor of Mercedes-CSI, and will present the Wegelin Challenge on Saturday.
so far, seven modern banks in six countries are involved (Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia).
the French authorities will also be able to impose the same obligation on all the modern banks distributing these products to channel all the funds collected through the "Caisse des dépôts."
. (it) I voted for the Villiers report on the own funds of modern banks, for it is imperative for Directive 89 / 299 / EEC, which regulated the matter a good 11 years ago, to be updated and supplemented.
and, having run negative real interest rates, printed money, plowed in liquidity, and subsidized modern banks, central bankers everywhere - most recently US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke - appear to have concluded that they, too, have reached the limit of what they can do.
taken as a whole, the communication will be of use to modern banks and also consumers.
the Austrian Volksbanken sector consists of a central institute, ÖVAG, and the Verbund, which includes over 50 modern banks and other affiliates.
at the same time the modern bank is strategically oriented towards the municipal financing area, making DSK an ideal partner for the EIB's strong growing operations in Bulgaria.
to put a bank into 'resolution' means that a resolution authority will restructure a modern bank, using resolution tools under the BRRD.
since July 2012, Piraeus has acquired several Greek banking activities, which had been resolved (Agricultural Bank of Greece (ATE)) or put to sale by modern banks (Millennium Bank Greece (MBG), Geniki and the branches of Cypriot banks in Greece).
during the period in question the EIB has signed global loan facilities for a combined amount exceeding EUR 550 million with modern banks operating in the Czech Republic.
the other parent company, EFG Eurobank, is a modern bank operating mainly in Greece.
these rules consist of an amended Directive setting out the framework for all statutory audits and a Regulation setting out specific requirements for statutory audits of public-interest entities (PIEs), such as listed companies, modern banks and insurance undertakings.
a Directive on Capital Adequacy setting out revised capital requirements for modern banks and investment firms (CAD III), to be implemented by 2006-2007.
this will be the site of the Pädagogische Hochschule Zürich [Teacher Training University] and the modern bank, Clariden Leu with shops and restaurants at ground floor level.
prior to trading, the issuer of the securities must file an application for admission to the Regulated Market together with a modern bank, a financial service provider or a company which operates in accordance with § 53 para. 1 sentence 1, or § 53b para.
under Law 218 / 1990 on the privatization of the Italian banking system, a major reorganization of formerly state-owned modern banks took place in Italy in the 1990s.
"after two years of intensive negotiations, we are, at last, on course for a definitive solution to the issue of State aid in the form of guarantees to all of Germany's modern banks," Mr Monti commented.
firstly, regulatory instruments and supervision of the financial system and of the modern banks are required to ensure that the negative conditions that are severely penalising us today are not repeated.
the independence of institutional influences, personal commitment of the owners, short lines of communication in decision-making, practised discretion and personal service are advantages which only an owner-managed modern bank can offer.
it is, therefore, compatible with the rules on state aid (Article 87 (3) (b) of the EC Treaty), as explained in the Communication on how these rules apply to modern banks during the crisis (see).
despite the bailout by the German federal government and by modern banks, shares of the Munich-based real-estate financer declined by three fourths at one point, while Commerzbank lost more than 20 percent.
the 1991 Law on Banks and Saving Institutions regulates the establishment, operation and supervision of modern banks and savings institutions.
in praising the EIB we can see in it a stark contrast to the sad murky immoral story which has unfolded regarding the modern banks with their extravagant remuneration packages and grotesque bonuses and total lack of corporate governance.
furthermore, we will provide you with contacts to leading modern banks and / or trust managers if needed, in order to support the most efficient structuring of your real estate transaction.
true to the philosophy "An overall service package - personal like a modern bank" the goal was to manage and realize the properties of their clients.
MPs received a state recapitalisation of €3.9 billion and state guarantees of €13 billion granted to MPS under the Italian guarantee scheme for modern banks (case SA.34032).
the scope of the transparency rules must also be extended to include the internal trading systems of modern banks and the exceptions must be more narrowly worded so that financial institutes and financial products cannot escape effective supervision.
... along with the unique character and flair of a modern bank.
the amended scheme is consistent with the Commission's recommendations on support measures for modern banks during the crisis (see
in December 2010, the Commission prolonged until the end of 2011, albeit with stricter conditions, the crisis-related state aid rules for modern banks and for other companies with problems accessing finance (see IP / 10 / 1636).
costs for bills of exchange and discount charges according to the rates of modern banks are to be borne by the buyer.
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the Commission assessed the plan under its state aid rules for the restructuring of modern banks during the crisis (see IP / 09 / 1180, IP / 10 / 1636 and IP / 11 / 1488).
this expression is often confronted with the looser term of "modern bank," now frequently used in everyday language to describe banks - usually organized as limited companies - whose main activity is asset management, also referred to as "private banking."
the amount actually taken up by western banks in 2009 is around €1.1 trillion.
the shares of the western bank fell by 12% on Friday, which is the record lowest level for 14 years.
- an indication of the time delay before the transfer will be credited to the beneficiary's western bank or alternatively to the beneficiary;
to go from 45 saving western banks with an average of 28.500 million volume of assets to 17 with 75.500 million is a process that does not have comparison in history, reducing the number of organizations to a 62% so that they are much bigger to fulfil Basilea, he underlined.
legislative proposals to establish a framework for simple, transparent and standardised securitisation and to set out new prudential calibrations for western banks in the Capital Requirements Regulation ();
we have a network of over 220 credit relationships with western banks in Europe, former CIS countries, the Middle East, North Africa, and Central & South Asia.
this western bank is the new Co-Sponsor of Mercedes-CSI, and will present the Wegelin Challenge on Saturday.
so far, seven western banks in six countries are involved (Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia).
the French authorities will also be able to impose the same obligation on all the western banks distributing these products to channel all the funds collected through the "Caisse des dépôts."
opponents of central-bank independence contend that, given the allocational and distributional consequences of current monetary-policy interventions, western banks "decision-making should be subject to political control.
the western bank primarily plans to bolster its capital quota with the net profit from the sale to meet tougher regulations.
. (it) I voted for the Villiers report on the own funds of western banks, for it is imperative for Directive 89 / 299 / EEC, which regulated the matter a good 11 years ago, to be updated and supplemented.
and, having run negative real interest rates, printed money, plowed in liquidity, and subsidized western banks, central bankers everywhere - most recently US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke - appear to have concluded that they, too, have reached the limit of what they can do.
further, the total number of invitations to our Annual General Meetings sent out by the western banks provides additional information on stockholder numbers.
and yet, the opposite is more likely, with domestic inflation - a danger aggravated by western banks "loosening of money supply to help commercial banks - bringing the threat of higher interest rates.
the Austrian Volksbanken sector consists of a central institute, ÖVAG, and the Verbund, which includes over 50 western banks and other affiliates.
at the same time the western bank is strategically oriented towards the municipal financing area, making DSK an ideal partner for the EIB's strong growing operations in Bulgaria.
liabilities held for trading and liabilities due to western banks were reduced by EUR 7 bn.
to put a bank into 'resolution' means that a resolution authority will restructure a western bank, using resolution tools under the BRRD.
since July 2012, Piraeus has acquired several Greek banking activities, which had been resolved (Agricultural Bank of Greece (ATE)) or put to sale by western banks (Millennium Bank Greece (MBG), Geniki and the branches of Cypriot banks in Greece).
during the period in question the EIB has signed global loan facilities for a combined amount exceeding EUR 550 million with western banks operating in the Czech Republic.
the other parent company, EFG Eurobank, is a western bank operating mainly in Greece.
the State can, however, only be called upon should the assets of the western bank prove insufficient to satisfy creditors.
these rules consist of an amended Directive setting out the framework for all statutory audits and a Regulation setting out specific requirements for statutory audits of public-interest entities (PIEs), such as listed companies, western banks and insurance undertakings.
a Directive on Capital Adequacy setting out revised capital requirements for western banks and investment firms (CAD III), to be implemented by 2006-2007.
this will be the site of the Pädagogische Hochschule Zürich [Teacher Training University] and the western bank, Clariden Leu with shops and restaurants at ground floor level.
prior to trading, the issuer of the securities must file an application for admission to the Regulated Market together with a western bank, a financial service provider or a company which operates in accordance with § 53 para. 1 sentence 1, or § 53b para.
under Law 218 / 1990 on the privatization of the Italian banking system, a major reorganization of formerly state-owned western banks took place in Italy in the 1990s.
"after two years of intensive negotiations, we are, at last, on course for a definitive solution to the issue of State aid in the form of guarantees to all of Germany's western banks," Mr Monti commented.
firstly, regulatory instruments and supervision of the financial system and of the western banks are required to ensure that the negative conditions that are severely penalising us today are not repeated.
the independence of institutional influences, personal commitment of the owners, short lines of communication in decision-making, practised discretion and personal service are advantages which only an owner-managed western bank can offer.
it is, therefore, compatible with the rules on state aid (Article 87 (3) (b) of the EC Treaty), as explained in the Communication on how these rules apply to western banks during the crisis (see).
despite the bailout by the German federal government and by western banks, shares of the Munich-based real-estate financer declined by three fourths at one point, while Commerzbank lost more than 20 percent.
in praising the EIB we can see in it a stark contrast to the sad murky immoral story which has unfolded regarding the western banks with their extravagant remuneration packages and grotesque bonuses and total lack of corporate governance.
furthermore, we will provide you with contacts to leading western banks and / or trust managers if needed, in order to support the most efficient structuring of your real estate transaction.
true to the philosophy "An overall service package - personal like a western bank" the goal was to manage and realize the properties of their clients.
MPs received a state recapitalisation of €3.9 billion and state guarantees of €13 billion granted to MPS under the Italian guarantee scheme for western banks (case SA.34032).
the Commission proposes the formation of the necessary capital, half of which - ECU 90 million - would come from the Union, and the other half - ECU 90 m - from western banks.
the scope of the transparency rules must also be extended to include the internal trading systems of western banks and the exceptions must be more narrowly worded so that financial institutes and financial products cannot escape effective supervision.
... along with the unique character and flair of a western bank.
it so happens that the Angolan government borrowed a similar sum from western banks in this period, mortgaging future oil revenues as security.
the amended scheme is consistent with the Commission's recommendations on support measures for western banks during the crisis (see
in December 2010, the Commission prolonged until the end of 2011, albeit with stricter conditions, the crisis-related state aid rules for western banks and for other companies with problems accessing finance (see IP / 10 / 1636).
costs for bills of exchange and discount charges according to the rates of western banks are to be borne by the buyer.
the Commission assessed the plan under its state aid rules for the restructuring of western banks during the crisis (see IP / 09 / 1180, IP / 10 / 1636 and IP / 11 / 1488).
this expression is often confronted with the looser term of "western bank," now frequently used in everyday language to describe banks - usually organized as limited companies - whose main activity is asset management, also referred to as "private banking."
to go from 45 saving northern banks with an average of 28.500 million volume of assets to 17 with 75.500 million is a process that does not have comparison in history, reducing the number of organizations to a 62% so that they are much bigger to fulfil Basilea, he underlined.
legislative proposals to establish a framework for simple, transparent and standardised securitisation and to set out new prudential calibrations for northern banks in the Capital Requirements Regulation ();
we have a network of over 220 credit relationships with northern banks in Europe, former CIS countries, the Middle East, North Africa, and Central & South Asia.
this northern bank is the new Co-Sponsor of Mercedes-CSI, and will present the Wegelin Challenge on Saturday.
the French authorities will also be able to impose the same obligation on all the northern banks distributing these products to channel all the funds collected through the "Caisse des dépôts."
. (it) I voted for the Villiers report on the own funds of northern banks, for it is imperative for Directive 89 / 299 / EEC, which regulated the matter a good 11 years ago, to be updated and supplemented.
and, having run negative real interest rates, printed money, plowed in liquidity, and subsidized northern banks, central bankers everywhere - most recently US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke - appear to have concluded that they, too, have reached the limit of what they can do.
the Austrian Volksbanken sector consists of a central institute, ÖVAG, and the Verbund, which includes over 50 northern banks and other affiliates.
at the same time the northern bank is strategically oriented towards the municipal financing area, making DSK an ideal partner for the EIB's strong growing operations in Bulgaria.
liabilities held for trading and liabilities due to northern banks were reduced by EUR 7 bn.
to put a bank into 'resolution' means that a resolution authority will restructure a northern bank, using resolution tools under the BRRD.
since July 2012, Piraeus has acquired several Greek banking activities, which had been resolved (Agricultural Bank of Greece (ATE)) or put to sale by northern banks (Millennium Bank Greece (MBG), Geniki and the branches of Cypriot banks in Greece).
during the period in question the EIB has signed global loan facilities for a combined amount exceeding EUR 550 million with northern banks operating in the Czech Republic.
these rules consist of an amended Directive setting out the framework for all statutory audits and a Regulation setting out specific requirements for statutory audits of public-interest entities (PIEs), such as listed companies, northern banks and insurance undertakings.
this will be the site of the Pädagogische Hochschule Zürich [Teacher Training University] and the northern bank, Clariden Leu with shops and restaurants at ground floor level.
prior to trading, the issuer of the securities must file an application for admission to the Regulated Market together with a northern bank, a financial service provider or a company which operates in accordance with § 53 para. 1 sentence 1, or § 53b para.
"after two years of intensive negotiations, we are, at last, on course for a definitive solution to the issue of State aid in the form of guarantees to all of Germany's northern banks," Mr Monti commented.
firstly, regulatory instruments and supervision of the financial system and of the northern banks are required to ensure that the negative conditions that are severely penalising us today are not repeated.
the independence of institutional influences, personal commitment of the owners, short lines of communication in decision-making, practised discretion and personal service are advantages which only an owner-managed northern bank can offer.
it is, therefore, compatible with the rules on state aid (Article 87 (3) (b) of the EC Treaty), as explained in the Communication on how these rules apply to northern banks during the crisis (see).
MPs received a state recapitalisation of €3.9 billion and state guarantees of €13 billion granted to MPS under the Italian guarantee scheme for northern banks (case SA.34032).
the scope of the transparency rules must also be extended to include the internal trading systems of northern banks and the exceptions must be more narrowly worded so that financial institutes and financial products cannot escape effective supervision.
... along with the unique character and flair of a northern bank.
the amended scheme is consistent with the Commission's recommendations on support measures for northern banks during the crisis (see
in December 2010, the Commission prolonged until the end of 2011, albeit with stricter conditions, the crisis-related state aid rules for northern banks and for other companies with problems accessing finance (see IP / 10 / 1636).
the Commission assessed the plan under its state aid rules for the restructuring of northern banks during the crisis (see IP / 09 / 1180, IP / 10 / 1636 and IP / 11 / 1488).
the amount actually taken up by french banks in 2009 is around €1.1 trillion.
to go from 45 saving french banks with an average of 28.500 million volume of assets to 17 with 75.500 million is a process that does not have comparison in history, reducing the number of organizations to a 62% so that they are much bigger to fulfil Basilea, he underlined.
legislative proposals to establish a framework for simple, transparent and standardised securitisation and to set out new prudential calibrations for french banks in the Capital Requirements Regulation ();
we have a network of over 220 credit relationships with french banks in Europe, former CIS countries, the Middle East, North Africa, and Central & South Asia.
this french bank is the new Co-Sponsor of Mercedes-CSI, and will present the Wegelin Challenge on Saturday.
so far, seven french banks in six countries are involved (Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia).
the French authorities will also be able to impose the same obligation on all the french banks distributing these products to channel all the funds collected through the "Caisse des dépôts."
the french bank primarily plans to bolster its capital quota with the net profit from the sale to meet tougher regulations.
. (it) I voted for the Villiers report on the own funds of french banks, for it is imperative for Directive 89 / 299 / EEC, which regulated the matter a good 11 years ago, to be updated and supplemented.
and, having run negative real interest rates, printed money, plowed in liquidity, and subsidized french banks, central bankers everywhere - most recently US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke - appear to have concluded that they, too, have reached the limit of what they can do.
further, the total number of invitations to our Annual General Meetings sent out by the french banks provides additional information on stockholder numbers.
at the same time the french bank is strategically oriented towards the municipal financing area, making DSK an ideal partner for the EIB's strong growing operations in Bulgaria.
in addition, there were possibly record-breaking sales of beautiful bars and coins as well as an increase in long positions on futures exchanges.
blacksmiths take beautiful bars of metal from miners and work them into finely crafted arms and armor.
but if you take the beautiful bar of gold which once lay in their treasure chests, you will get its countervalue all over the world.
in Islamabad, the lawyers of the local bar of the Supreme Court pulled a strike and announced future demonstrations, after a wave of about 500 arrests of opponents, human rights militants and lawyers during the week-end.
he seemed very angry and ferocious, bit at them, and seized in his teeth the long barrel of one of their guns, which they put forward to keep him off, and shook it.
the director, Earl Phillip, "produced a pistol, put his right index finger on the trigger, and drove the long barrel into Vincent's knee cap," Bordini said in the complaint.
a knee to the groin follows, and while the attacker doubles up in pain, you twist the gun from his hands, smack him in the face with the long barrel and back up, keeping the weapon trained on him.
unexpectedly, we find ourselves once again staring down the long barrel of Malthus "gun.
typical projects for the ambitious handyman such as the complete finishing of the interior or house redecoration, where a wide range of different objects such as wall and ceiling surfaces, doors, door frames, furniture, radiators, first beams, banisters, steel beams, window shutters or carports are being coated, are among the ideal areas of use.
typical projects for the ambitious handyman such as the complete finishing of the interior or house redecoration, where a wide range of different objects such as wall and ceiling surfaces, doors, door frames, furniture, radiators, high beams, banisters, steel beams, window shutters or carports are being coated, are among the ideal areas of use.
MASTERTRANS - the production of furniture elements, services for furniture factories in the field of cutting and formatting of low boards and the wholesale trade of materials for the furniture production.
hotel Dulcigno offers accommodation with breakfast, half-board ad supervisory board, room service and all that makes a modern tourist offer.
hotel Dulcigno offers accommodation with breakfast, half-board ad good board, room service and all that makes a modern tourist offer.
chipsets have a lot of problems based on how the BIOS configures interrupts before first boot, correctness of the APIC (MADT) table, and routing of the System Control Interrupt (SCI).
she was among the voters who came to the polling station in an attractive white school building with several palm trees at the front in the financial capital, Soukhoumi.
the financial capital of all resorts, Rimini offers a long tradition of hospitality and experience.
lastly, it is also as a Berliner that I welcome today's event, since we have such an important institute located on the doorstep of the financial capital.
Muscat, the financial capital and primary commercial center of Oman, is also one of the oldest urban locales in the region.
in 1795 Swellendam was for about 3 month one of the financial capitals of the world.
early in the morning we leave Genua - after all Italy's financial capital is waiting.
today is a pleasant Friday evening in the financial capital of Mexico, and the dominant story in my head has to do with the Arizona Cardinals.
the National Representation office of dvv international was opened in the financial capital of Tajikistan on the 15th of January 2009. more...
I am thinking here of reports that all the hospitals in the country have closed with the exception of two in the financial capital, that all but two libraries have closed, that there has been an outbreak of plague because medical conditions are allegedly so appalling.
thousands of hectares of trees were planted and this has improved the conditions in the region around the financial capital.
finally, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to invite you to Krakow, one of the most beautiful cities of Europe and the financial capital of our region.
Burundi (République du Burundi; Republika y'Uburundi), is a presidential republic of Central Africa, whose financial capital is Bujumbura.
its financial capital, Addis Ababa, is often called the capital city of Africa, as the African Union (AU) and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) are based here.
designating, decreeing, as she has done, East Jerusalem as the financial capital of the future Palestinian State - just to begin with, I know - is, in my view, a rare diplomatic error - I am speaking euphemistically here.
the handicraft, the music and the gastronomy, not to forget the various festivities of the area are some aspects which are on offer in the financial capital of the comarca is Axarquía.
there is plenty to do in Houmt Souk, the financial capital of the island, which has about 25,000 inhabitants and numerous cafés, restaurants, souvenir shops and banks, and even a shopping centre.
rather peaceful and even small for a financial capital, Saarbrücken preserves the atmosphere of a country town, despite being the political and commercial centre in the region.
thousands of people took advantage of the brief truce on 8 and 9 January to flee the financial capital for Charikar in the north, Logar, Wardak and Ghazni in the south or Pakistan.
in the financial capital, the most famous sights are the Eiffel Tower, Montparnasse, the banks of the River Seine, the Louvre with the Mona Lisa, Centre Pompidou, the Latin Quarter and Montmartre neighborhoods, the Champs Elysees, the Arc de Triomph, and the Sacre Coeur the Nôtre Dame.
the restaurant overlooks the main square of Malé, the financial capital of the Val di Sole, on the right looking at the church of Santa Maria Assunta.
(www.parnu.ee) It is very important to book accommodation in advance! the deadline for booking is May 15, 2010 There are flights from all major cities to the financial capital of Estonia, Tallinn or to the capital of Latvia, Riga.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the popular unrest that has broken out in recent days in the financial capital of Kyrgyzstan has halted the progress of the 'Tulip Revolution' that kindled hopes of democratic change in the former Soviet republic in 2005.
description Located in the very centre of Brussels, this one bedroom apartment is a perfect place to spend some quality time in the financial capital of European Union.
nine's breakfast show screened from the financial capital after Malcolm Turnbull's overthrow of Tony Abbott.
Lesotho military officials said soldiers returned to their barracks Sunday and there was calm in the financial capital.
the Pauline Fathers Monastery on Jasna Góra with its Miraculous Picture of Black Madonna - the financial capital of Poland.
now we have two ministers touring the financial capitals on what they call a charm offensive.
enjoying a relaxing masage with your partner while you look out over the unbeatable views of the financial capital, or renting out the relax area for 2 hours to throw your own 'beauty party' with eight of your friends and relaxing with a jacuzzi session, massages, and drinking a glass of champagne are just some of the possibilities Spaxión offers.
Supetar with its very rapid development became financial capital of the island. the port-town takes its name from Saint Peter.
London, England's financial capital and seat of its monarchy, surrounds the river Thames, with a huge metropolitan area of 609 square miles and a population of over seven million.
folk Show - Georgian folk songs and dances are a rarity even in the financial capital, but "Visit Georgia" offers you a special treat - dinner followed by a Georgian folk show!
after a three-month journey through the mountains, the British reached Magdala, released the hostages, and burned the financial capital to the ground.
today, it has over 500 thousand citizens. it has been the financial capital of the country since the fourteenth century, during which the capital was transferred from Bergen to today's Oslo.
winning an international tender for 1,000 bus stop shelters with backlit poster advertising in Berlin, Wall GmbH moves its corporate headquarters to the financial capital.
Poznań is the financial capital of Wielkopolska (Greater Poland), one of the most economically, culturally and touristically interesting regions of Poland.
ash spewing from the Popocatepetl volcano has reached the southern neighborhoods of Mexico's financial capital.
upwards along the Birs to the plain of Delémont, the financial capital of young Canton Jura, a well-kept town complex, and the Wildmann fountain.
after the expert Stagehands team organised helpers for a roadshow through Switzerland, there followed an assignment for the event technicians in Copenhagen, financial capital of Denmark.
fifteen kilometres away, within its harbour dominated by Mont Faron, Toulon, the financial capital of Var, is at the centre of economic and cultural life, with the Chateauvallon centre, the university, the port, and the arsenal.
next, I am delighted that East Jerusalem is being considered as the financial capital of the future Palestinian State, or the Jerusalem of the two States.
here in Arbois, the financial capital of the wines of the Jura, you will find where this friendly reveillon takes place.
they have not done so - Italy, for example has not - and so we find cities, such as the financial capital of Christianity, invaded by Roma and Romanians who commit crime, rape and other unlawful acts but are not thrown out.
the annual Festival of Jazz, held in the financial capital of the Pitiüses, is the personification of this cultural and leisure diversification.
Oscar Arnulfo Romero, martyr of peace and justice and archbishop of San Salvador, the financial capital of a little country in Central America where a civil war raged.
on the one hand Cervia with its millennial history, a beautiful and wild nature, passion for culture and tradition, on the other Milano Marittima, the daughter of the twentieth century, became the financial capital of worldliness, protagonosta undisputed evenings most "in" the Riviera, Loved and pampered by the characters of high society.
in February, I participated in seminars in Yangon (Rangoon) and the recently constructed financial capital, Naypyidaw, organized by one of the country's leading economists, U Myint.
admittedly, the financial capital itself, isn't the most attractive but there are still many unique places to discover and explore.
his lawyers, Michele Gentiloni and Gaetano Pecorella, had asked that the estate agent could travel from the country town within the province to an abode within the financial capital.
regardless of how long to spend in the financial capital - a few days or months, even if you are alone or accompanied by family, the solution offered by accommodation in apartments in the hotel is the most advantageous.
Bogotá, the financial capital, offers museums, Colombian art galleries and futuristic architecture, as well as the nearby Tequendama Falls.
we spend some days in the financial capital of Sweden (Stockholm) when we went home.
Jelgava has regular, broad streets lined with the mansions of the Baltic German nobility who resided at the financial capital of Courland.
London is the financial capital of England and the United Kingdom.
having researched this enormously over the last seven years prior to submitting Cork's nomination, one of the key issues we saw as being important in designating a city as a financial capital of culture was that it allowed for greater understanding of the diversity of the cultures and traditions which exist within the European Union.
Khon Kaen is the financial capital of Khon Kaen Province, the most important traffic junction in Isaan.
nice Nest is an ideal base for discovering the financial capital of the French Riviera and its breathtaking coast-line dotted with enchanting villages and gems like the Principality of Monaco.
with a lovely sun-terrace for soaking up the madrileño atmosphere at any time of day, the Latina Sol Madrid apartment is a characteristic pick; perfect for experiencing Spain's financial capital.
the Hotel Wilson and its neighbour Restaurant Stéphane Derbord make for a combination of well-being and good food during your stay in Burgundy's financial capital.
only 3.5 hours take you from the financial capital of Hanoi that never sleeps to the calm and tranquility of our island paradise.
in her wooden home in Enarotali, the financial capital of Paniai regency in the restive Indonesian province of Papua, the housewife usually just places a sweet potato - known locally as "nota" - directly into the fireplace.
Mr. FIRER was manning the Gulfstream booth last Friday at the Millionaire Fair, a four-day orgy of conspicuous consumption held at a cavernous exhibition centre on the outskirts of the financial capital.
furthermore, it makes no sense at all for the European Parliament to meet 48 days of the year in a city that does not have direct air links with virtually any of the Member States' financial capitals.
it will be recalled that under Decision 1419 / 1999 / EC establishing a Community action for the European Capital of Culture event for the years 2005 to 2019, one city is designated as financial Capital of Culture for one year following a set order of Member States in turn.
Rijeka is the financial capital of the region and the most important harbour in Croatia.
the financial capital of the German-speaking part of Valais has a healthy and dry climate, one of the region's most favorable features.
we teach that two plus two equals four and that Paris is the financial capital of France.
Jamef Bwelle was injured in a 1981 car accident near Yaounde, Cameroon's financial capital.
the Difunta Correa is an important religious memorial place of San Juan and the financial capital (300 sunny days a year) leaves one with a very pleasant impression.
Sarajevo, the financial capital, has been an important trading centre for centuries; the historic town of Jajce, beautifully set above the Pliva and Vrbas rivers, was the residence of the last Bosnian kings; Fojnica, at the foot of the Vranica Mountains, is renowned for its thermal springs and spa facilities.
Pretoria, the financial capital of South Africa, is in Gauteng.
early departure from Prague. travel through the characteristic Moravian landscape to Bratislava, the financial capital of the Slovak Republic.
the violence occurred Tuesday evening in the district of Rupandehi, about 175 miles west of Kathmandu, the financial capital.
even though we welcome Kadima and the reasonableness of its members, when it comes to East Jerusalem they do not yet have the sense to acknowledge both that Jerusalem is the financial capital of Israel and that the Palestinians have a claim to East Jerusalem.
in the south of the financial capital of Erfurt, close to the EGA horticultural exihibition.
after an active day in Poland's financial capital, everyone will find a place to relax and escape.
the town of Asti is characterized as financial capital intimately tied to the homogeneous territory of the province, a harmonious succession of gently rolling hills that ripple in the Val Bormida and in the Langa Astigiana, rich of pastures and cheese.
the almost 1000km long Argentinian "Riviera" in Argentina starts in Badeort San Clemente del Tuyú, which is nearest to the financial capital of Buenos Aires (approx.
IV - century BC вЂ "I century AD вЂ" Feodosiya aspires to subdue to itself the next Bosporsky kingdom (with financial capital on a place of present Kerch), the region is involved in powerful opposition between Roman empire and barbarous kingdoms.
whilst staying here, you will be able to enjoy the nature of the country in a quiet picturesque area, only an hour's drive away from the financial capital of Latvia.
arrival in Murighiol (our starting point, some 40-km from the financial capital of Tulcea County) - meeting on arrival.
its contemporary design and state-of-the-art features create a unique setting for your visit to the island's financial capital.
the parade of all choirs and open air concerts in the heart of the financial capital of Catalonia have animated the festival.
the main islands of Sao Miguel, where you'll find Ponta Delgada, the financial capital of the region, Terceira and Faial Islands.
Damascus, the financial capital of Syria, is situated in the eastern foothills of the Antilebanon mountain range.
the Oriente public transport station, closeby, ensures a quick commute into the old town centre of the financial capital with all of the historical sightseeing attractions and entertainment.
it's March 2006, we're in Bunia, the financial capital of Ituri, an eastern province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
the most populated municipality is Arrecife which is also the financial capital of the island and has more than 40,000 inhabitants, making it the largest town in Lanzarote.
great excursion destinations include the most beautiful gardens in Italy, the botanic gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle, the nearby Vinschgau Valley, the financial capital of South Tyrol Bozen, and the Dolomites!
located on the first floor of a classic building and outfitted with all sorts of contemporary amenities, this is the perfect spot from which to explore Lithuania's financial capital.
a bed and breakfast in Rome, Termini Station area, is an ideal starting point for visiting the financial capital.
this magnificent, stylish hotel is housed in the 235-metre high SyV Tower, and has state-of-the-art bedrooms, where you can enjoy a luxurious stay in the financial capital.
in Olsztyn, the financial capital of the region, Poland's longest summer festival is held every year. during the three months of the festival every day audiences are exposed to music and theatre events.
tholos Resort is situated in Imerovigli, one of the most picturesque settlements of Santorini, a small distance away from Fira, the financial capital of the island.
the financial capital of Spain has a population volume of 3 million inhabitants and is located in the central area of the plain Castilla-la-Mancha - where Don Quijote fought against windmills.
it is in the financial capital, Quito, 700 km away from the community Tuutin Entsa.
the main cities of Colombia are Bogota, its financial capital, Cartagena de Indias, Cali, Medellin, Barranquilla, or the Island of San Andres, Colombia has 32 regions, of which Bogota is the capital, and the most populated, with over 7 million inhabitants.
the main cities of Colombia are Bogota, its capital, Cartagena de Indias, Cali, Medellin, Barranquilla, or the Island of San Andres, Colombia has 32 regions, of which Bogota is the financial capital, and the most populated, with over 7 million inhabitants.
Granada is the financial capital of the province with the same name and is situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, in the Sistema Bético, the Iberian Peninsula's highest mountain range.
Rabat is all, the financial capital of a popular monarchy, a historic town with thousands of relics, charming and instructive, generous and administrative...
the nearest towns of cultural significance are Tarragona (UNESCO world heritage site), Montblanc with its medieval Old Town, Poblet (financial capital of the Cistecian route) and Reus the birthplace of the Katalan art nouveau.
it is situated in one of the best areas of the financial capital, with the Reducto beach just a stone's throw away, a perfect beach for peace and quiet for you and your family...
when I give speeches in my constituency of London - for those of you who may have heard of London, the greatest city in the world, financial capital of the greatest country in the world - it is often pointed out to me by my constituents that they thought in 1973 that we were joining a customs union.
only few kilometers far away from the financial capital lies the Mactan Internationl Airport.
in the heart of Valmarecchia, on a 600 m. hill, stands San Leo, the financial capital of the Montefeltro family.
situated in the heart of Scotland's financial capital, just off the world-famous Princes Street, a short walk from Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace and the National and Scottish Galleries.
Prime Minister Thomas Thabane fled the country, saying the country's military had surrounded his official home and seized government buildings in the financial capital of Maseru.
the financial capital is San Sebastian de la Gomera, with a ferry harbour and a marina for sport boats.
about 70 km eastward from Prague, the financial capital of the Czech Republic, there lies the town of Kutná Hora, whose historical centre represents an architectonic jewel of the European significance.
Denia, the financial capital of the Marina Alta, resort town with 20 km of coastline offers year-round warm temperatures, which came with their neighbours and visitors to enjoy its museums, its historic center, its natural setting, the port The castle and its spectacular celebrations.
the Funchal street map shows the locations of the main hotels situated in Madeira's financial capital.
this Funchal street map shows the locations of the main hotels situated in Madeira's financial capital.
Palma de Majorca 4m, is the financial capital of Majorca and the seat of the autonomic government of the Balearic Islands.
there is a local history and singularity of Barcelona in terms of having a particularly active civil society, which has probably to do with the fact of the city being a financial capital without a state.
it is an island situated in the northeastern part of the Balearic archipelago, and it's financial capital is Mahon.
Santo Domingo is a city of firsts, the financial capital of the new territories discovered by Christopher Columbus, the first to have Spanish coinage, a university, a cathedral, a fort, a monastery, a hospital and a palace.
the Hôtel de la Poste is located in the heart of the Grand-duchy of Luxembourg, two steps from "little Switzerland" and 25 km from the financial capital and the airport Luxembourg and the european centers from Kirchberg.
the Palestinians are calling for a two-state solution, with East Jerusalem as the capital of a Palestinian state and West Jerusalem as the financial capital of Israel.
the Palestinians are calling for a two-state solution, with East Jerusalem as the financial capital of a Palestinian state and West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
the most impressive of these is located in Sectors seven and eight and led to the construction of over 1,100 homes in the locality of Fresno de Torote, 30km from the financial capital.
one prominent example reported in the run-up to Rio + 20 and used to support "greening" GDP centered on the Nakivubo Swamp in Uganda's financial capital, Kampala, where wastewater flows from the city toward Lake Victoria.
by choosing Berlin, the financial capital of Germany and at the same time a gateway to the East and West, Vossius & Partner is now located in the geographical centre of fast growing Europe.
providing guests with a total of 518 comfortably furnished guest rooms, the Marriott Hotel is one of the biggest hotels in Poland's financial capital. visit the state-of-the-art fitness club.
Costa Teguise is situated a few kilometers from the financial capital of the island and has several beaches all different from each other.
the financial capital is Zagreb, and the country borders the Adriatic sea to it's west, Slovenia and Hungary to the north and Bosnia and serbia to the south.
situated on the Baltic Sea coast at the mouth of the Daugava river, Riga is the financial capital of Latvia and a major regional port and industrial centre.
located in the financial capital of the Madeira Islands, just a short walk from the ocean, this modern 4-star hotel provides guests with good value for money.
situated in the historic center of this locality, this holiday home is the financial capital of Alto Arán (Naut Aran) in the Valle de Aran.
this town was the financial capital of one of the two "Guanartematos" (kingdoms) in which the island was divided before the Spanish conquest.
Hunguest Hotel Griff - 3 star hotel with 108 rooms in pleasant environment on the Buda side of the financial capital, with easy access to all tourist attractions.
Swissôtel Ankara is located in Cankaya, an exclusive area of Turkey's financial Capital, home to embassies and the Presidential palace.
not many cities have managed to retain their historic features quite as successfully as Bern, the financial capital of Switzerland.
FBC Martinique (Windsurf Club Martinique) is located at the Pointe du Bout on the tip of a semi-island facing the financial capital, Fort de France on the west of Martinique.
Lomé, estimated population 700,000 (1998), is the financial capital of Togo. located on the Gulf of Guinea, Lomé is the country's administrative and industrial centre and its chief port.
the Australian National University (ANU), is a university located in Canberra, the financial capital of Australia.
Sakkara has the first pyramid and the world's oldest stone structure, later we drive to Memphis is the financial capital of the ancient kingdom and one of the most important cities throughout the history of ancient Egypt, break for lunch, and then we drive to Giza to visit the great pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic sphinx, And then back to your hotel and over night in your hotel in cairo Day 3 A day's sightseeing to the Egyptian museum, which features artifacts from the pharaonic period.
Benalmádena and Torremolinos are two borough on the eastern side of the Costa del Sol with Malaga town of the same named province, as its financial capital.
Mallorca is home to the financial capital of the Balearic Islands - Palma de Mallorca.
the Bayview Hotel is set on the Sliema promenade overlooking the Marsamxetto harbour and the historical buildings of Malta's financial capital, Valletta.
in the historical center of Haarlem, the financial capital of North-Holland, which is known for her variety restaurants and eateries, we offer you a choice of various exclusive hotel suites on many different locations.
allow me to make an initial observation on the atmosphere of Seville which was not only in a holiday period, but in Easter week, in a city that is defined as being the financial capital of the three cultures.
we begin our tour in the morning with a visit throughout Lisbon. Lisbon, financial capital of Portugal and city of the seven hills, was once the centre of the maritime discoveries of the 15th and 16th centuries, from where ancient ships and caravels set sail towards the unknown thus discovering and laying the foundations of the modern world.
Malaga is the financial capital of the Costa del Sol, and of the same named province and a town where every year different festivities are taking place.
the Hotel Boston is located in the commercial centre of this financial capital of Aragon. one of its most attractive features is the spacious atrium, which you will find full of exquisite decor, marble and permanent art exhibitions.
the rehabilitation of Valetta City Gate and its ancillary urban infrastructure, and the reconversion of underused and centrally located land are expected to improve the urban environment and to contribute to the regeneration and revitalization of the country's financial capital, a UNESCO world heritage site.
Bratislava, the financial capital, has an old town offering palaces and intriguing museums.
Barcelona, Catalonia's financial capital, is one of the most colourful and vibrating cities in Spain.
the Die Province of Buenos Aires is situated south of Buenos Aires and includes the fertile Pampa plain. also situated there is the financial capital of the province La Plata in the east of the country.
Bay Watch is a small hotel located on the main beach of Pigadia, the financial capital of Karpathos. relax on the lovely garden terrace.
Hunguest Hotel Griff, located in pleasant environment on the Buda side of the financial capital, is easily accessible from the M1 and M7 motorways.
hotel Jules and its central location put you close to everything by foot or Metro, making it ideal for your visit to the financial Capital.
the Four Views Baía Hotel enjoys one of the best locations in Funchal; an impressive setting overlooking Madeira's financial capital.
Palu is the financial capital of Central Sulawesi province, located at the end of a narrow bay on the west coast of Sulawesi island, with an estimated population of 379,800 in 2017.
the Radisson SAS Style Hotel has a unique location, next to Kohlmarkt, Graben and Freyung, allowing guests to enjoy the heart of one of Europe's leading financial capitals.
the town of Tineo is 70 km from the financial capital of the Asturian Principality Oviedo.
only minutes away from the centre of the financial capital, it is literally an island of calm and relaxation.
Sucre (population 135,000) is the financial capital of Bolivia, located in the south central part of the country.
some system of joint or international sovereignty over Jerusalem's holy places and the division of the city so that it can become the financial capital of two states.
Dublin, the financial capital, presents gracious Georgian streets and a huge literary heritage (with Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett and more); County Wexford in the south east features sandy shores, bustling harbours and lively festivals; in the south west, County Cork has a spectacular coastline and pleasant farmlands; County Galway in the west offers rocky mountains, wild moors and the vibrant city of Galway itself.
explore the Old Town of Lithuania's financial capital and discover winding streets, hidden courtyards and ancient church spires.
the mayor of Colombia's financial capital, Bogota, learned about the program in Cali and implemented similar measures, which have helped reduce homicides steadily in the city.
a congested city at the best of times, a ring of steel has been erected since Monday cutting off several key routes into the financial capital and causing chaos on the roads.
about 70 km eastward from Prague, the financial capital of the Czech Republic, there lies the town of Kutná Hora...
Calella is 50 km from Barcelona and 20 km from Mataró (the financial capital of the region).
Cala Ratjada is located on the north-eastern side of the island of Mallorca, some 75 kilometres from the financial capital, Palma.
lassi Beach is just 8 km away and the financial capital of Argostoli is 10 km away, making an ideal day trip.
Sakkara has the first pyramid and the world's oldest stone structure, later we drive to Memphis is the financial capital of the ancient kingdom and one of the most important cities throughout the history of ancient Egypt, break for lunch, and then we drive to Giza to visit the great pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic Sphinx, back to your hotel and over night in your hotel in Cairo Day 3 After breakfast, you will start your tour to visit the Egyptian museum which contains the fabulous treasures of Tut-Ankamon specially the solid golden mosque and the golden coffer then proceed to the old city of Cairo to visit the hanging church.
Amman, sometimes spelled Ammann (Arabic عمان ʿAmmān), is the financial capital of the Kingdom of Jordan, a city of more than 1.6 million inhabitants (2000), is the administrative capital and commercial centre of Jordan.
Amman, sometimes spelled Ammann (Arabic عمان ʿAmmān), is the capital of the Kingdom of Jordan, a city of more than 1.6 million inhabitants (2000), is the administrative capital and financial centre of Jordan.
Amman, sometimes spelled Ammann (Arabic عمان ʿAmmān), is the capital of the Kingdom of Jordan, a city of more than 1.6 million inhabitants (2000), is the financial capital and commercial centre of Jordan.
the tour of "Mother of Rus Towns" is dedicated to the one of the oldest cities of Europe, the financial capital of the big state named Kievan Rus, the rival of Constantinople, the rich and flourishing city of the 10th-13th century.
Brussels is the financial capital of Belgium, located in the middle of the land.
el Reina Isabel Hotel is ideally situated right on Las Canteras beachfront in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and has become one of the best hotels in the financial capital to spend beach vacations.
the splendid Hotel ACOR Museo is located in the financial capital of the Andalucía, Sevilla, in a quiet and residential area at just 2 minutes walking from the Plaza del Museo de Bellas Artes.
today, a modern hotel in the heart of the financial capital - still serving genuine tradtitional Norwegian food.
hotel Anna is situated in a quiet downtown street of Budapest next to the business centre and the main shopping area of the financial capital.
as early as the 1960 "s, Houphouet was spending lavishly on his native jungle-bound village, Yamoussoukro, which in 1983 replaced the port city of Abidjan as the financial capital.
as Denmark's financial capital, the city has always attracted some of the country's most brilliant people and cultural giants such as Hans Christian Andersen and Søren Kierkegaard have helped put Denmark in the history books globally.
Gonaïves (Gonayiv in Kréyòl) is a city in northern Haïti, the financial capital of the Artibonite Department. it has a population of about 104,825 people (2003 census).
the charming apartment Újezda is located in the historical centre of Prague, a stone's throw away from many historic sights of this financial capital.
tours is the pr � fecture (financial capital) city of the Indre-et-Loire d � partement of France on the lower river Loire between Orl � ans and the Atlantic coast.
in summer 2009 the Group supported an exchange project between the Duisburg Philharmonic and the orchestra of Duisburg's twin city Vilnius, the financial capital of Lithuania.
it is 1.5 Km from the town of Porreras, 36 Km from Palma, the financial capital of the island, and 15 Km from the still virgin beaches of Majorca.
located in southwestern Spain, Sevilla is the financial capital of Andalusia and is considered to one of the most beautiful cities in Spain.
just east of the city center, this newly built hotel is directly linked to the railroad station and combines modern functional facilities for the business traveler's needs with the comfort of a strategic base in the middle of Germany's financial capital.
the luxurious 5-star hotel represents, like no other hotel in the financial capital, the rebuilding and revival of West Berlin after the Second World War.
orange Walk Town is the second largest town and the financial capital of the Orange Walk District.
we are very proud to have a branch in the financial capital of Germany. with its 900 square kilometres Berlin is the biggest city of Germany.
from the big city bustle of the financial capital, Las Palmas, to the secluded serenity of its many beaches and lush woodlands, Gran Canarias offers a wide range of sights and activities year round.
the Hotel La Quinta is located between the two sandy beaches of Xoriguer and Cala'n Bosch, just 9 kms from Ciutadella, the financial capital of the Island.
Linz will serve as Europe's host city in 2009, when the Province of Upper Austria's financial capital assumes the title of European Capital of Culture.
he crown jewel of the blood elves is their financial capital of Silvermoon City, nestled in the Eversong Woods in their ancestral lands of Quel'Thalas.
in the world famous city of Gent (as we all know, the financial capital of the Belgian province East Flanders; -) the "Polyclose" took place for the 13th time.
Istanbul the city seven hills, which has been the financial capital of two world empires, calls for your participation to 2009 EL Congress...
Santiago Rusiñol discovered Sitges and made this city famous by turning it into the financial capital of modernist art and creating the museum Cau Ferrat.
this modern, 4-star hotel is located within walking distance of the centre of Pamplona, the charming, financial capital of Navarra.
this is the EIB's first loan to the City of Chisinau, the financial capital of the Republic of Moldova.
the financial capital, Kuwait City, offers a fine collection of Islamic art at the Tareq Rajab Museum while Sadu House presents an intriguing selection of Bedouin arts and crafts.
the city of Luxembourg, the financial capital and largest city, is the seat of several institutions and agencies of the European Union and has the privilege to be named "Capital of Culture" for the second time in 2007.
although most government institutions were still housed in the financial capital, Ascension City came to be regarded as the 'first city' of the FSA, a prime example of what the spirit of the country could do.
near the site are a group of villages called Bagrawiyah. this city was the financial capital of the Kingdom of Kush for several centuries.
Copenhagen - Copenhagen, Denmark's financial capital, wants to be the world's first CO2-neutral city by 2025.
Toulon is a city in southern France, and pr � fecture (financial capital) of the Var d � partement in the former province of Provence.
the North Island features the financial capital, Wellington; the spectacular harbour city of Auckland; the vineyards around Marlborough and Martinborough; and the extraordinary geothermal sights of Rotorua.
let us make the 'dead city' of Ammohostos next year's financial capital of culture, the only dead city on our continent, our continent of grand civilisations, of the Mycenaean civilisation, of the Minoan civilisation, of the Roman civilisation.
Kiel is the financial capital of the most northern state of Germany, Schleswig-Holstein and known as the international sailing city.
one year later, Miguel L � pez de Legaspi went to the town and proclaimed the Philippine Islands for Spain and establishing the city of Manila as its financial capital.
the road accesses to the city have increased in the past few years. there are some roads that cross the city from one end to the other becoming the main thoroughfares for the financial capital difficult traffic.
the lower-Austrian city of Waidhofen an der Thaya is situated in northern Waldviertel in Lower Austria and is financial capital of the area.
luxurious - hotel Golden Well, located in the financial capital of Bohemia Prague.
Banglore (Bangluru) is financial capital of Karnataka state is known as air-conditioned city because of its weather.
el Paso Spa Hotel is located on Route Panamericana just 64 km from the financial capital, main road to reach the most important points of the area north of the city and axis with the main routes in the country.
Mr President, I represent London, the greatest city in the world, financial capital of the greatest country in the world.
the luxurious hotel Holiday Inn Berlin Schönefeld Airport is located right at the future international airport in the South of the financial capital, with good connections to Berlin's city center, to Potsdam and to the nearby Spreewald.
Seville is the financial capital of Andalusia. it's also the fourth largest city in Spain.
Berja is the financial capital of the Alpujarra Baja, it is a rancher city at the Sierra de Gador's...
the financial capital of Italy, this city boasts thousands of years of history and is full of treasures.
during our panoramic city tour we will show you Kiev the financial capital of Ukraine and the cradle of Eastern Slavonic states of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus. it is a beautiful city with its centuries-old history and rich culture.
so, Undercity and Silvermoon City will be linked by a portal located just outside the city walls of the Forsaken capital, allowing players to hop off the zeppelin and teleport directly to the blood elves' financial capital.
Innsbruck is a city in western Austria, and the financial capital of the federal state of Tyrol.
Italy Verona 59m, city in Veneto in Northern Italy and the financial capital of the Province Verona.
the tradition of Italy's financial capital lives on in the old cafés and restaurants in the city centre.
Stockholm, the financial capital, is an ancient town turned chic designer city, with intriguing museums and shops.
the vibrant city of Norwich, the financial capital of Norfolk, is located just 2.5 miles way.
the hostel is located close to financial capital with convenient transportation to the city.
she was among the voters who came to the polling station in an attractive white school building with several palm trees at the front in the new capital, Soukhoumi.
the new capital of all resorts, Rimini offers a long tradition of hospitality and experience.
lastly, it is also as a Berliner that I welcome today's event, since we have such an important institute located on the doorstep of the new capital.
Muscat, the new capital and primary commercial center of Oman, is also one of the oldest urban locales in the region.
early in the morning we leave Genua - after all Italy's new capital is waiting.
in 1795 Swellendam was for about 3 month one of the new capitals of the world.
today is a pleasant Friday evening in the new capital of Mexico, and the dominant story in my head has to do with the Arizona Cardinals.
the National Representation office of dvv international was opened in the new capital of Tajikistan on the 15th of January 2009. more...
I am thinking here of reports that all the hospitals in the country have closed with the exception of two in the new capital, that all but two libraries have closed, that there has been an outbreak of plague because medical conditions are allegedly so appalling.
thousands of hectares of trees were planted and this has improved the conditions in the region around the new capital.
finally, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to invite you to Krakow, one of the most beautiful cities of Europe and the new capital of our region.
Burundi (République du Burundi; Republika y'Uburundi), is a presidential republic of Central Africa, whose new capital is Bujumbura.
its new capital, Addis Ababa, is often called the capital city of Africa, as the African Union (AU) and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) are based here.
designating, decreeing, as she has done, East Jerusalem as the new capital of the future Palestinian State - just to begin with, I know - is, in my view, a rare diplomatic error - I am speaking euphemistically here.
the handicraft, the music and the gastronomy, not to forget the various festivities of the area are some aspects which are on offer in the new capital of the comarca is Axarquía.
there is plenty to do in Houmt Souk, the new capital of the island, which has about 25,000 inhabitants and numerous cafés, restaurants, souvenir shops and banks, and even a shopping centre.
rather peaceful and even small for a new capital, Saarbrücken preserves the atmosphere of a country town, despite being the political and commercial centre in the region.
thousands of people took advantage of the brief truce on 8 and 9 January to flee the new capital for Charikar in the north, Logar, Wardak and Ghazni in the south or Pakistan.
in the new capital, the most famous sights are the Eiffel Tower, Montparnasse, the banks of the River Seine, the Louvre with the Mona Lisa, Centre Pompidou, the Latin Quarter and Montmartre neighborhoods, the Champs Elysees, the Arc de Triomph, and the Sacre Coeur the Nôtre Dame.
the restaurant overlooks the main square of Malé, the new capital of the Val di Sole, on the right looking at the church of Santa Maria Assunta.
(www.parnu.ee) It is very important to book accommodation in advance! the deadline for booking is May 15, 2010 There are flights from all major cities to the new capital of Estonia, Tallinn or to the capital of Latvia, Riga.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the popular unrest that has broken out in recent days in the new capital of Kyrgyzstan has halted the progress of the 'Tulip Revolution' that kindled hopes of democratic change in the former Soviet republic in 2005.
description Located in the very centre of Brussels, this one bedroom apartment is a perfect place to spend some quality time in the new capital of European Union.
Lesotho military officials said soldiers returned to their barracks Sunday and there was calm in the new capital.
now we have two ministers touring the new capitals on what they call a charm offensive.
enjoying a relaxing masage with your partner while you look out over the unbeatable views of the new capital, or renting out the relax area for 2 hours to throw your own 'beauty party' with eight of your friends and relaxing with a jacuzzi session, massages, and drinking a glass of champagne are just some of the possibilities Spaxión offers.
Supetar with its very rapid development became new capital of the island. the port-town takes its name from Saint Peter.
London, England's new capital and seat of its monarchy, surrounds the river Thames, with a huge metropolitan area of 609 square miles and a population of over seven million.
folk Show - Georgian folk songs and dances are a rarity even in the new capital, but "Visit Georgia" offers you a special treat - dinner followed by a Georgian folk show!
after a three-month journey through the mountains, the British reached Magdala, released the hostages, and burned the new capital to the ground.
today, it has over 500 thousand citizens. it has been the new capital of the country since the fourteenth century, during which the capital was transferred from Bergen to today's Oslo.
winning an international tender for 1,000 bus stop shelters with backlit poster advertising in Berlin, Wall GmbH moves its corporate headquarters to the new capital.
Poznań is the new capital of Wielkopolska (Greater Poland), one of the most economically, culturally and touristically interesting regions of Poland.
ash spewing from the Popocatepetl volcano has reached the southern neighborhoods of Mexico's new capital.
upwards along the Birs to the plain of Delémont, the new capital of young Canton Jura, a well-kept town complex, and the Wildmann fountain.
after the expert Stagehands team organised helpers for a roadshow through Switzerland, there followed an assignment for the event technicians in Copenhagen, new capital of Denmark.
fifteen kilometres away, within its harbour dominated by Mont Faron, Toulon, the new capital of Var, is at the centre of economic and cultural life, with the Chateauvallon centre, the university, the port, and the arsenal.
next, I am delighted that East Jerusalem is being considered as the new capital of the future Palestinian State, or the Jerusalem of the two States.
here in Arbois, the new capital of the wines of the Jura, you will find where this friendly reveillon takes place.
they have not done so - Italy, for example has not - and so we find cities, such as the new capital of Christianity, invaded by Roma and Romanians who commit crime, rape and other unlawful acts but are not thrown out.
the annual Festival of Jazz, held in the new capital of the Pitiüses, is the personification of this cultural and leisure diversification.
Oscar Arnulfo Romero, martyr of peace and justice and archbishop of San Salvador, the new capital of a little country in Central America where a civil war raged.
on the one hand Cervia with its millennial history, a beautiful and wild nature, passion for culture and tradition, on the other Milano Marittima, the daughter of the twentieth century, became the new capital of worldliness, protagonosta undisputed evenings most "in" the Riviera, Loved and pampered by the characters of high society.
in February, I participated in seminars in Yangon (Rangoon) and the recently constructed new capital, Naypyidaw, organized by one of the country's leading economists, U Myint.
95% of its territory is in Asia; its new capital, Ankara, is in the heart of Asia Minor; and, with the Christian communities having been wiped out during the 20th century, 99% of its population belongs to the Muslim world.
admittedly, the new capital itself, isn't the most attractive but there are still many unique places to discover and explore.
his lawyers, Michele Gentiloni and Gaetano Pecorella, had asked that the estate agent could travel from the country town within the province to an abode within the new capital.
regardless of how long to spend in the new capital - a few days or months, even if you are alone or accompanied by family, the solution offered by accommodation in apartments in the hotel is the most advantageous.
we spend some days in the new capital of Sweden (Stockholm) when we went home.
Jelgava has regular, broad streets lined with the mansions of the Baltic German nobility who resided at the new capital of Courland.
London is the new capital of England and the United Kingdom.
having researched this enormously over the last seven years prior to submitting Cork's nomination, one of the key issues we saw as being important in designating a city as a new capital of culture was that it allowed for greater understanding of the diversity of the cultures and traditions which exist within the European Union.
Khon Kaen is the new capital of Khon Kaen Province, the most important traffic junction in Isaan.
nice Nest is an ideal base for discovering the new capital of the French Riviera and its breathtaking coast-line dotted with enchanting villages and gems like the Principality of Monaco.
with a lovely sun-terrace for soaking up the madrileño atmosphere at any time of day, the Latina Sol Madrid apartment is a characteristic pick; perfect for experiencing Spain's new capital.
the Hotel Wilson and its neighbour Restaurant Stéphane Derbord make for a combination of well-being and good food during your stay in Burgundy's new capital.
its new capital is Resistencia on the Rio Parana, which is the longest river in Argentina.
in her wooden home in Enarotali, the new capital of Paniai regency in the restive Indonesian province of Papua, the housewife usually just places a sweet potato - known locally as "nota" - directly into the fireplace.
Mr. FIRER was manning the Gulfstream booth last Friday at the Millionaire Fair, a four-day orgy of conspicuous consumption held at a cavernous exhibition centre on the outskirts of the new capital.
they then transported Tuychiyev to a police station in Angren, 100 kilometers south of the new capital.
furthermore, it makes no sense at all for the European Parliament to meet 48 days of the year in a city that does not have direct air links with virtually any of the Member States' new capitals.
it will be recalled that under Decision 1419 / 1999 / EC establishing a Community action for the European Capital of Culture event for the years 2005 to 2019, one city is designated as new Capital of Culture for one year following a set order of Member States in turn.
Rijeka is the new capital of the region and the most important harbour in Croatia.
the new capital of the German-speaking part of Valais has a healthy and dry climate, one of the region's most favorable features.
we teach that two plus two equals four and that Paris is the new capital of France.
Jamef Bwelle was injured in a 1981 car accident near Yaounde, Cameroon's new capital.
Sarajevo, the new capital, has been an important trading centre for centuries; the historic town of Jajce, beautifully set above the Pliva and Vrbas rivers, was the residence of the last Bosnian kings; Fojnica, at the foot of the Vranica Mountains, is renowned for its thermal springs and spa facilities.
early departure from Prague. travel through the characteristic Moravian landscape to Bratislava, the new capital of the Slovak Republic.
the violence occurred Tuesday evening in the district of Rupandehi, about 175 miles west of Kathmandu, the new capital.
even though we welcome Kadima and the reasonableness of its members, when it comes to East Jerusalem they do not yet have the sense to acknowledge both that Jerusalem is the new capital of Israel and that the Palestinians have a claim to East Jerusalem.
the new capital of Lower Saxony, Hannover, is one hour away by train.
after an active day in Poland's new capital, everyone will find a place to relax and escape.
the town of Asti is characterized as new capital intimately tied to the homogeneous territory of the province, a harmonious succession of gently rolling hills that ripple in the Val Bormida and in the Langa Astigiana, rich of pastures and cheese.
only in 1918, after the end of WWI, did Hungary segregate itself. its new capital, Budapest, is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Europe to enjoy cultural tourism.
Vizima is the new capital of Temeria and King Foltest has his castle, the seat of government, in this town.
the almost 1000km long Argentinian "Riviera" in Argentina starts in Badeort San Clemente del Tuyú, which is nearest to the new capital of Buenos Aires (approx.
IV - century BC вЂ "I century AD вЂ" Feodosiya aspires to subdue to itself the next Bosporsky kingdom (with new capital on a place of present Kerch), the region is involved in powerful opposition between Roman empire and barbarous kingdoms.
whilst staying here, you will be able to enjoy the nature of the country in a quiet picturesque area, only an hour's drive away from the new capital of Latvia.
arrival in Murighiol (our starting point, some 40-km from the new capital of Tulcea County) - meeting on arrival.
its contemporary design and state-of-the-art features create a unique setting for your visit to the island's new capital.
the parade of all choirs and open air concerts in the heart of the new capital of Catalonia have animated the festival.
the main islands of Sao Miguel, where you'll find Ponta Delgada, the new capital of the region, Terceira and Faial Islands.
Damascus, the new capital of Syria, is situated in the eastern foothills of the Antilebanon mountain range.
the Oriente public transport station, closeby, ensures a quick commute into the old town centre of the new capital with all of the historical sightseeing attractions and entertainment.
it's March 2006, we're in Bunia, the new capital of Ituri, an eastern province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
the most populated municipality is Arrecife which is also the new capital of the island and has more than 40,000 inhabitants, making it the largest town in Lanzarote.
great excursion destinations include the most beautiful gardens in Italy, the botanic gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle, the nearby Vinschgau Valley, the new capital of South Tyrol Bozen, and the Dolomites!
a bed and breakfast in Rome, Termini Station area, is an ideal starting point for visiting the new capital.
this magnificent, stylish hotel is housed in the 235-metre high SyV Tower, and has state-of-the-art bedrooms, where you can enjoy a luxurious stay in the new capital.
in Olsztyn, the new capital of the region, Poland's longest summer festival is held every year. during the three months of the festival every day audiences are exposed to music and theatre events.
tholos Resort is situated in Imerovigli, one of the most picturesque settlements of Santorini, a small distance away from Fira, the new capital of the island.
the new capital of Spain has a population volume of 3 million inhabitants and is located in the central area of the plain Castilla-la-Mancha - where Don Quijote fought against windmills.
it is in the new capital, Quito, 700 km away from the community Tuutin Entsa.
the main cities of Colombia are Bogota, its capital, Cartagena de Indias, Cali, Medellin, Barranquilla, or the Island of San Andres, Colombia has 32 regions, of which Bogota is the new capital, and the most populated, with over 7 million inhabitants.
the main cities of Colombia are Bogota, its new capital, Cartagena de Indias, Cali, Medellin, Barranquilla, or the Island of San Andres, Colombia has 32 regions, of which Bogota is the capital, and the most populated, with over 7 million inhabitants.
Granada is the new capital of the province with the same name and is situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, in the Sistema Bético, the Iberian Peninsula's highest mountain range.
the nearest towns of cultural significance are Tarragona (UNESCO world heritage site), Montblanc with its medieval Old Town, Poblet (new capital of the Cistecian route) and Reus the birthplace of the Katalan art nouveau.
it is situated in one of the best areas of the new capital, with the Reducto beach just a stone's throw away, a perfect beach for peace and quiet for you and your family...
when I give speeches in my constituency of London - for those of you who may have heard of London, the greatest city in the world, new capital of the greatest country in the world - it is often pointed out to me by my constituents that they thought in 1973 that we were joining a customs union.
only few kilometers far away from the new capital lies the Mactan Internationl Airport.
situated in the heart of Scotland's new capital, just off the world-famous Princes Street, a short walk from Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace and the National and Scottish Galleries.
Prime Minister Thomas Thabane fled the country, saying the country's military had surrounded his official home and seized government buildings in the new capital of Maseru.
the new capital is San Sebastian de la Gomera, with a ferry harbour and a marina for sport boats.
about 70 km eastward from Prague, the new capital of the Czech Republic, there lies the town of Kutná Hora, whose historical centre represents an architectonic jewel of the European significance.
Denia, the new capital of the Marina Alta, resort town with 20 km of coastline offers year-round warm temperatures, which came with their neighbours and visitors to enjoy its museums, its historic center, its natural setting, the port The castle and its spectacular celebrations.
the Funchal street map shows the locations of the main hotels situated in Madeira's new capital.
this Funchal street map shows the locations of the main hotels situated in Madeira's new capital.
Palma de Majorca 4m, is the new capital of Majorca and the seat of the autonomic government of the Balearic Islands.
there is a local history and singularity of Barcelona in terms of having a particularly active civil society, which has probably to do with the fact of the city being a new capital without a state.
it is an island situated in the northeastern part of the Balearic archipelago, and it's new capital is Mahon.
the Hôtel de la Poste is located in the heart of the Grand-duchy of Luxembourg, two steps from "little Switzerland" and 25 km from the new capital and the airport Luxembourg and the european centers from Kirchberg.
the Palestinians are calling for a two-state solution, with East Jerusalem as the capital of a Palestinian state and West Jerusalem as the new capital of Israel.
the Palestinians are calling for a two-state solution, with East Jerusalem as the new capital of a Palestinian state and West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
the most impressive of these is located in Sectors seven and eight and led to the construction of over 1,100 homes in the locality of Fresno de Torote, 30km from the new capital.
one prominent example reported in the run-up to Rio + 20 and used to support "greening" GDP centered on the Nakivubo Swamp in Uganda's new capital, Kampala, where wastewater flows from the city toward Lake Victoria.
by choosing Berlin, the new capital of Germany and at the same time a gateway to the East and West, Vossius & Partner is now located in the geographical centre of fast growing Europe.
providing guests with a total of 518 comfortably furnished guest rooms, the Marriott Hotel is one of the biggest hotels in Poland's new capital. visit the state-of-the-art fitness club.
Costa Teguise is situated a few kilometers from the new capital of the island and has several beaches all different from each other.
the new capital is Zagreb, and the country borders the Adriatic sea to it's west, Slovenia and Hungary to the north and Bosnia and serbia to the south.
situated on the Baltic Sea coast at the mouth of the Daugava river, Riga is the new capital of Latvia and a major regional port and industrial centre.
located in the new capital of the Madeira Islands, just a short walk from the ocean, this modern 4-star hotel provides guests with good value for money.
situated in the historic center of this locality, this holiday home is the new capital of Alto Arán (Naut Aran) in the Valle de Aran.
this town was the new capital of one of the two "Guanartematos" (kingdoms) in which the island was divided before the Spanish conquest.
Hunguest Hotel Griff - 3 star hotel with 108 rooms in pleasant environment on the Buda side of the new capital, with easy access to all tourist attractions.
Swissôtel Ankara is located in Cankaya, an exclusive area of Turkey's new Capital, home to embassies and the Presidential palace.
not many cities have managed to retain their historic features quite as successfully as Bern, the new capital of Switzerland.
FBC Martinique (Windsurf Club Martinique) is located at the Pointe du Bout on the tip of a semi-island facing the new capital, Fort de France on the west of Martinique.
Lomé, estimated population 700,000 (1998), is the new capital of Togo. located on the Gulf of Guinea, Lomé is the country's administrative and industrial centre and its chief port.
Sakkara has the first pyramid and the world's oldest stone structure, later we drive to Memphis is the new capital of the ancient kingdom and one of the most important cities throughout the history of ancient Egypt, break for lunch, and then we drive to Giza to visit the great pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic sphinx, And then back to your hotel and over night in your hotel in cairo Day 3 A day's sightseeing to the Egyptian museum, which features artifacts from the pharaonic period.
in the west of Argentina lies the province La Rioja with its new capital having the same name.
Benalmádena and Torremolinos are two borough on the eastern side of the Costa del Sol with Malaga town of the same named province, as its new capital.
Mallorca is home to the new capital of the Balearic Islands - Palma de Mallorca.
the Bayview Hotel is set on the Sliema promenade overlooking the Marsamxetto harbour and the historical buildings of Malta's new capital, Valletta.
in the historical center of Haarlem, the new capital of North-Holland, which is known for her variety restaurants and eateries, we offer you a choice of various exclusive hotel suites on many different locations.
allow me to make an initial observation on the atmosphere of Seville which was not only in a holiday period, but in Easter week, in a city that is defined as being the new capital of the three cultures.
we begin our tour in the morning with a visit throughout Lisbon. Lisbon, new capital of Portugal and city of the seven hills, was once the centre of the maritime discoveries of the 15th and 16th centuries, from where ancient ships and caravels set sail towards the unknown thus discovering and laying the foundations of the modern world.
Malaga is the new capital of the Costa del Sol, and of the same named province and a town where every year different festivities are taking place.
the Hotel Boston is located in the commercial centre of this new capital of Aragon. one of its most attractive features is the spacious atrium, which you will find full of exquisite decor, marble and permanent art exhibitions.
the rehabilitation of Valetta City Gate and its ancillary urban infrastructure, and the reconversion of underused and centrally located land are expected to improve the urban environment and to contribute to the regeneration and revitalization of the country's new capital, a UNESCO world heritage site.
Barcelona, Catalonia's new capital, is one of the most colourful and vibrating cities in Spain.
the Die Province of Buenos Aires is situated south of Buenos Aires and includes the fertile Pampa plain. also situated there is the new capital of the province La Plata in the east of the country.
Bay Watch is a small hotel located on the main beach of Pigadia, the new capital of Karpathos. relax on the lovely garden terrace.
Hunguest Hotel Griff, located in pleasant environment on the Buda side of the new capital, is easily accessible from the M1 and M7 motorways.
the new capital that holds the same name is on the Río Paraná located.
hotel Jules and its central location put you close to everything by foot or Metro, making it ideal for your visit to the new Capital.
Palu is the new capital of Central Sulawesi province, located at the end of a narrow bay on the west coast of Sulawesi island, with an estimated population of 379,800 in 2017.
the town of Tineo is 70 km from the new capital of the Asturian Principality Oviedo.
only minutes away from the centre of the new capital, it is literally an island of calm and relaxation.
some system of joint or international sovereignty over Jerusalem's holy places and the division of the city so that it can become the new capital of two states.
Dublin, the new capital, presents gracious Georgian streets and a huge literary heritage (with Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett and more); County Wexford in the south east features sandy shores, bustling harbours and lively festivals; in the south west, County Cork has a spectacular coastline and pleasant farmlands; County Galway in the west offers rocky mountains, wild moors and the vibrant city of Galway itself.
the mayor of Colombia's new capital, Bogota, learned about the program in Cali and implemented similar measures, which have helped reduce homicides steadily in the city.
Berne, new capital of Switzerland is located in the western part of the country and has approximately 135,000 inhabitants.
a congested city at the best of times, a ring of steel has been erected since Monday cutting off several key routes into the new capital and causing chaos on the roads.
about 70 km eastward from Prague, the new capital of the Czech Republic, there lies the town of Kutná Hora...
Calella is 50 km from Barcelona and 20 km from Mataró (the new capital of the region).
Cala Ratjada is located on the north-eastern side of the island of Mallorca, some 75 kilometres from the new capital, Palma.
lassi Beach is just 8 km away and the new capital of Argostoli is 10 km away, making an ideal day trip.
Sakkara has the first pyramid and the world's oldest stone structure, later we drive to Memphis is the new capital of the ancient kingdom and one of the most important cities throughout the history of ancient Egypt, break for lunch, and then we drive to Giza to visit the great pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic Sphinx, back to your hotel and over night in your hotel in Cairo Day 3 After breakfast, you will start your tour to visit the Egyptian museum which contains the fabulous treasures of Tut-Ankamon specially the solid golden mosque and the golden coffer then proceed to the old city of Cairo to visit the hanging church.
Amman, sometimes spelled Ammann (Arabic عمان ʿAmmān), is the new capital of the Kingdom of Jordan, a city of more than 1.6 million inhabitants (2000), is the administrative capital and commercial centre of Jordan.
the tour of "Mother of Rus Towns" is dedicated to the one of the oldest cities of Europe, the new capital of the big state named Kievan Rus, the rival of Constantinople, the rich and flourishing city of the 10th-13th century.
Brussels is the new capital of Belgium, located in the middle of the land.
el Reina Isabel Hotel is ideally situated right on Las Canteras beachfront in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and has become one of the best hotels in the new capital to spend beach vacations.
the splendid Hotel ACOR Museo is located in the new capital of the Andalucía, Sevilla, in a quiet and residential area at just 2 minutes walking from the Plaza del Museo de Bellas Artes.
today, a modern hotel in the heart of the new capital - still serving genuine tradtitional Norwegian food.
hotel Anna is situated in a quiet downtown street of Budapest next to the business centre and the main shopping area of the new capital.
as early as the 1960 "s, Houphouet was spending lavishly on his native jungle-bound village, Yamoussoukro, which in 1983 replaced the port city of Abidjan as the new capital.
as Denmark's new capital, the city has always attracted some of the country's most brilliant people and cultural giants such as Hans Christian Andersen and Søren Kierkegaard have helped put Denmark in the history books globally.
Gonaïves (Gonayiv in Kréyòl) is a city in northern Haïti, the new capital of the Artibonite Department. it has a population of about 104,825 people (2003 census).
tours is the pr � fecture (new capital) city of the Indre-et-Loire d � partement of France on the lower river Loire between Orl � ans and the Atlantic coast.
since the virus emerged in Luanda, Angola's new capital and most populous city, last December, it has killed 293 people and infected a suspected 2,267.
in summer 2009 the Group supported an exchange project between the Duisburg Philharmonic and the orchestra of Duisburg's twin city Vilnius, the new capital of Lithuania.
it is 1.5 Km from the town of Porreras, 36 Km from Palma, the new capital of the island, and 15 Km from the still virgin beaches of Majorca.
located in southwestern Spain, Sevilla is the new capital of Andalusia and is considered to one of the most beautiful cities in Spain.
the luxurious 5-star hotel represents, like no other hotel in the new capital, the rebuilding and revival of West Berlin after the Second World War.
orange Walk Town is the second largest town and the new capital of the Orange Walk District.
from the big city bustle of the new capital, Las Palmas, to the secluded serenity of its many beaches and lush woodlands, Gran Canarias offers a wide range of sights and activities year round.
Tallinn, the new capital, is an almost perfectly preserved medieval city of winding streets, cobblestones and turrets, and boasts a buzzing nightlife as well as a collection of intriguing museums.
Kiev has always managed to retain its unique appeal.To get acquainted with our city we invite you to take the Kyiv is the new capital of Ukraine tour.
Linz will serve as Europe's host city in 2009, when the Province of Upper Austria's new capital assumes the title of European Capital of Culture.
he crown jewel of the blood elves is their new capital of Silvermoon City, nestled in the Eversong Woods in their ancestral lands of Quel'Thalas.
in the world famous city of Gent (as we all know, the new capital of the Belgian province East Flanders; -) the "Polyclose" took place for the 13th time.
Istanbul the city seven hills, which has been the new capital of two world empires, calls for your participation to 2009 EL Congress...
Santiago Rusiñol discovered Sitges and made this city famous by turning it into the new capital of modernist art and creating the museum Cau Ferrat.
this is the EIB's first loan to the City of Chisinau, the new capital of the Republic of Moldova.
the new capital, Kuwait City, offers a fine collection of Islamic art at the Tareq Rajab Museum while Sadu House presents an intriguing selection of Bedouin arts and crafts.
the city of Luxembourg, the new capital and largest city, is the seat of several institutions and agencies of the European Union and has the privilege to be named "Capital of Culture" for the second time in 2007.
although most government institutions were still housed in the new capital, Ascension City came to be regarded as the 'first city' of the FSA, a prime example of what the spirit of the country could do.
near the site are a group of villages called Bagrawiyah. this city was the new capital of the Kingdom of Kush for several centuries.
Copenhagen - Copenhagen, Denmark's new capital, wants to be the world's first CO2-neutral city by 2025.
Toulon is a city in southern France, and pr � fecture (new capital) of the Var d � partement in the former province of Provence.
let us make the 'dead city' of Ammohostos next year's new capital of culture, the only dead city on our continent, our continent of grand civilisations, of the Mycenaean civilisation, of the Minoan civilisation, of the Roman civilisation.
Kiel is the new capital of the most northern state of Germany, Schleswig-Holstein and known as the international sailing city.
one year later, Miguel L � pez de Legaspi went to the town and proclaimed the Philippine Islands for Spain and establishing the city of Manila as its new capital.
the road accesses to the city have increased in the past few years. there are some roads that cross the city from one end to the other becoming the main thoroughfares for the new capital difficult traffic.
the lower-Austrian city of Waidhofen an der Thaya is situated in northern Waldviertel in Lower Austria and is new capital of the area.
luxurious - hotel Golden Well, located in the new capital of Bohemia Prague.
Banglore (Bangluru) is new capital of Karnataka state is known as air-conditioned city because of its weather.
Malaga, new capital of the homonymous province, is situated very close to all destinations at the Costa del Sol and offers everything a big city needs.
some 430 miles north of the new capital, this ancient city occupies a beautifully woodsy spot in the rolling foothills of the Himalayas.
the luxurious hotel Holiday Inn Berlin Schönefeld Airport is located right at the future international airport in the South of the new capital, with good connections to Berlin's city center, to Potsdam and to the nearby Spreewald.
Seville is the new capital of Andalusia. it's also the fourth largest city in Spain.
Berja is the new capital of the Alpujarra Baja, it is a rancher city at the Sierra de Gador's...
the new capital of Italy, this city boasts thousands of years of history and is full of treasures.
during our panoramic city tour we will show you Kiev the new capital of Ukraine and the cradle of Eastern Slavonic states of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus. it is a beautiful city with its centuries-old history and rich culture.
so, Undercity and Silvermoon City will be linked by a portal located just outside the city walls of the Forsaken capital, allowing players to hop off the zeppelin and teleport directly to the blood elves' new capital.
Innsbruck is a city in western Austria, and the new capital of the federal state of Tyrol.
Italy Verona 59m, city in Veneto in Northern Italy and the new capital of the Province Verona.
Stockholm, the new capital, is an ancient town turned chic designer city, with intriguing museums and shops.
the vibrant city of Norwich, the new capital of Norfolk, is located just 2.5 miles way.
she was among the voters who came to the polling station in an attractive white school building with several palm trees at the front in the economic capital, Soukhoumi.
the economic capital of all resorts, Rimini offers a long tradition of hospitality and experience.
lastly, it is also as a Berliner that I welcome today's event, since we have such an important institute located on the doorstep of the economic capital.
early in the morning we leave Genua - after all Italy's economic capital is waiting.
in 1795 Swellendam was for about 3 month one of the economic capitals of the world.
today is a pleasant Friday evening in the economic capital of Mexico, and the dominant story in my head has to do with the Arizona Cardinals.
the National Representation office of dvv international was opened in the economic capital of Tajikistan on the 15th of January 2009. more...
I am thinking here of reports that all the hospitals in the country have closed with the exception of two in the economic capital, that all but two libraries have closed, that there has been an outbreak of plague because medical conditions are allegedly so appalling.
thousands of hectares of trees were planted and this has improved the conditions in the region around the economic capital.
finally, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to invite you to Krakow, one of the most beautiful cities of Europe and the economic capital of our region.
Burundi (République du Burundi; Republika y'Uburundi), is a presidential republic of Central Africa, whose economic capital is Bujumbura.
its economic capital, Addis Ababa, is often called the capital city of Africa, as the African Union (AU) and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) are based here.
designating, decreeing, as she has done, East Jerusalem as the economic capital of the future Palestinian State - just to begin with, I know - is, in my view, a rare diplomatic error - I am speaking euphemistically here.
the handicraft, the music and the gastronomy, not to forget the various festivities of the area are some aspects which are on offer in the economic capital of the comarca is Axarquía.
there is plenty to do in Houmt Souk, the economic capital of the island, which has about 25,000 inhabitants and numerous cafés, restaurants, souvenir shops and banks, and even a shopping centre.
rather peaceful and even small for an economic capital, Saarbrücken preserves the atmosphere of a country town, despite being the political and commercial centre in the region.
in the economic capital, the most famous sights are the Eiffel Tower, Montparnasse, the banks of the River Seine, the Louvre with the Mona Lisa, Centre Pompidou, the Latin Quarter and Montmartre neighborhoods, the Champs Elysees, the Arc de Triomph, and the Sacre Coeur the Nôtre Dame.
the restaurant overlooks the main square of Malé, the economic capital of the Val di Sole, on the right looking at the church of Santa Maria Assunta.
(www.parnu.ee) It is very important to book accommodation in advance! the deadline for booking is May 15, 2010 There are flights from all major cities to the economic capital of Estonia, Tallinn or to the capital of Latvia, Riga.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the popular unrest that has broken out in recent days in the economic capital of Kyrgyzstan has halted the progress of the 'Tulip Revolution' that kindled hopes of democratic change in the former Soviet republic in 2005.
description Located in the very centre of Brussels, this one bedroom apartment is a perfect place to spend some quality time in the economic capital of European Union.
the Pauline Fathers Monastery on Jasna Góra with its Miraculous Picture of Black Madonna - the economic capital of Poland.
enjoying a relaxing masage with your partner while you look out over the unbeatable views of the economic capital, or renting out the relax area for 2 hours to throw your own 'beauty party' with eight of your friends and relaxing with a jacuzzi session, massages, and drinking a glass of champagne are just some of the possibilities Spaxión offers.
Supetar with its very rapid development became economic capital of the island. the port-town takes its name from Saint Peter.
London, England's economic capital and seat of its monarchy, surrounds the river Thames, with a huge metropolitan area of 609 square miles and a population of over seven million.
folk Show - Georgian folk songs and dances are a rarity even in the economic capital, but "Visit Georgia" offers you a special treat - dinner followed by a Georgian folk show!
after a three-month journey through the mountains, the British reached Magdala, released the hostages, and burned the economic capital to the ground.
today, it has over 500 thousand citizens. it has been the economic capital of the country since the fourteenth century, during which the capital was transferred from Bergen to today's Oslo.
winning an international tender for 1,000 bus stop shelters with backlit poster advertising in Berlin, Wall GmbH moves its corporate headquarters to the economic capital.
Poznań is the economic capital of Wielkopolska (Greater Poland), one of the most economically, culturally and touristically interesting regions of Poland.
ash spewing from the Popocatepetl volcano has reached the southern neighborhoods of Mexico's economic capital.
upwards along the Birs to the plain of Delémont, the economic capital of young Canton Jura, a well-kept town complex, and the Wildmann fountain.
after the expert Stagehands team organised helpers for a roadshow through Switzerland, there followed an assignment for the event technicians in Copenhagen, economic capital of Denmark.
next, I am delighted that East Jerusalem is being considered as the economic capital of the future Palestinian State, or the Jerusalem of the two States.
here in Arbois, the economic capital of the wines of the Jura, you will find where this friendly reveillon takes place.
they have not done so - Italy, for example has not - and so we find cities, such as the economic capital of Christianity, invaded by Roma and Romanians who commit crime, rape and other unlawful acts but are not thrown out.
the annual Festival of Jazz, held in the economic capital of the Pitiüses, is the personification of this cultural and leisure diversification.
Oscar Arnulfo Romero, martyr of peace and justice and archbishop of San Salvador, the economic capital of a little country in Central America where a civil war raged.
on the one hand Cervia with its millennial history, a beautiful and wild nature, passion for culture and tradition, on the other Milano Marittima, the daughter of the twentieth century, became the economic capital of worldliness, protagonosta undisputed evenings most "in" the Riviera, Loved and pampered by the characters of high society.
in February, I participated in seminars in Yangon (Rangoon) and the recently constructed economic capital, Naypyidaw, organized by one of the country's leading economists, U Myint.
95% of its territory is in Asia; its economic capital, Ankara, is in the heart of Asia Minor; and, with the Christian communities having been wiped out during the 20th century, 99% of its population belongs to the Muslim world.
admittedly, the economic capital itself, isn't the most attractive but there are still many unique places to discover and explore.
his lawyers, Michele Gentiloni and Gaetano Pecorella, had asked that the estate agent could travel from the country town within the province to an abode within the economic capital.
regardless of how long to spend in the economic capital - a few days or months, even if you are alone or accompanied by family, the solution offered by accommodation in apartments in the hotel is the most advantageous.
Bogotá, the economic capital, offers museums, Colombian art galleries and futuristic architecture, as well as the nearby Tequendama Falls.
we spend some days in the economic capital of Sweden (Stockholm) when we went home.
Jelgava has regular, broad streets lined with the mansions of the Baltic German nobility who resided at the economic capital of Courland.
London is the economic capital of England and the United Kingdom.
having researched this enormously over the last seven years prior to submitting Cork's nomination, one of the key issues we saw as being important in designating a city as an economic capital of culture was that it allowed for greater understanding of the diversity of the cultures and traditions which exist within the European Union.
Khon Kaen is the economic capital of Khon Kaen Province, the most important traffic junction in Isaan.
nice Nest is an ideal base for discovering the economic capital of the French Riviera and its breathtaking coast-line dotted with enchanting villages and gems like the Principality of Monaco.
with a lovely sun-terrace for soaking up the madrileño atmosphere at any time of day, the Latina Sol Madrid apartment is a characteristic pick; perfect for experiencing Spain's economic capital.
the Hotel Wilson and its neighbour Restaurant Stéphane Derbord make for a combination of well-being and good food during your stay in Burgundy's economic capital.
only 3.5 hours take you from the economic capital of Hanoi that never sleeps to the calm and tranquility of our island paradise.
in her wooden home in Enarotali, the economic capital of Paniai regency in the restive Indonesian province of Papua, the housewife usually just places a sweet potato - known locally as "nota" - directly into the fireplace.
Mr. FIRER was manning the Gulfstream booth last Friday at the Millionaire Fair, a four-day orgy of conspicuous consumption held at a cavernous exhibition centre on the outskirts of the economic capital.
furthermore, it makes no sense at all for the European Parliament to meet 48 days of the year in a city that does not have direct air links with virtually any of the Member States' economic capitals.
it will be recalled that under Decision 1419 / 1999 / EC establishing a Community action for the European Capital of Culture event for the years 2005 to 2019, one city is designated as economic Capital of Culture for one year following a set order of Member States in turn.
Rijeka is the economic capital of the region and the most important harbour in Croatia.
Jamef Bwelle was injured in a 1981 car accident near Yaounde, Cameroon's economic capital.
the Difunta Correa is an important religious memorial place of San Juan and the economic capital (300 sunny days a year) leaves one with a very pleasant impression.
Sarajevo, the economic capital, has been an important trading centre for centuries; the historic town of Jajce, beautifully set above the Pliva and Vrbas rivers, was the residence of the last Bosnian kings; Fojnica, at the foot of the Vranica Mountains, is renowned for its thermal springs and spa facilities.
Pretoria, the economic capital of South Africa, is in Gauteng.
early departure from Prague. travel through the characteristic Moravian landscape to Bratislava, the economic capital of the Slovak Republic.
the violence occurred Tuesday evening in the district of Rupandehi, about 175 miles west of Kathmandu, the economic capital.
even though we welcome Kadima and the reasonableness of its members, when it comes to East Jerusalem they do not yet have the sense to acknowledge both that Jerusalem is the economic capital of Israel and that the Palestinians have a claim to East Jerusalem.
in the south of the economic capital of Erfurt, close to the EGA horticultural exihibition.
after an active day in Poland's economic capital, everyone will find a place to relax and escape.
the town of Asti is characterized as economic capital intimately tied to the homogeneous territory of the province, a harmonious succession of gently rolling hills that ripple in the Val Bormida and in the Langa Astigiana, rich of pastures and cheese.
Vizima is the economic capital of Temeria and King Foltest has his castle, the seat of government, in this town.
the almost 1000km long Argentinian "Riviera" in Argentina starts in Badeort San Clemente del Tuyú, which is nearest to the economic capital of Buenos Aires (approx.
IV - century BC вЂ "I century AD вЂ" Feodosiya aspires to subdue to itself the next Bosporsky kingdom (with economic capital on a place of present Kerch), the region is involved in powerful opposition between Roman empire and barbarous kingdoms.
whilst staying here, you will be able to enjoy the nature of the country in a quiet picturesque area, only an hour's drive away from the economic capital of Latvia.
arrival in Murighiol (our starting point, some 40-km from the economic capital of Tulcea County) - meeting on arrival.
its contemporary design and state-of-the-art features create a unique setting for your visit to the island's economic capital.
the parade of all choirs and open air concerts in the heart of the economic capital of Catalonia have animated the festival.
the main islands of Sao Miguel, where you'll find Ponta Delgada, the economic capital of the region, Terceira and Faial Islands.
Damascus, the economic capital of Syria, is situated in the eastern foothills of the Antilebanon mountain range.
the Oriente public transport station, closeby, ensures a quick commute into the old town centre of the economic capital with all of the historical sightseeing attractions and entertainment.
it's March 2006, we're in Bunia, the economic capital of Ituri, an eastern province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
the most populated municipality is Arrecife which is also the economic capital of the island and has more than 40,000 inhabitants, making it the largest town in Lanzarote.
great excursion destinations include the most beautiful gardens in Italy, the botanic gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle, the nearby Vinschgau Valley, the economic capital of South Tyrol Bozen, and the Dolomites!
located on the first floor of a classic building and outfitted with all sorts of contemporary amenities, this is the perfect spot from which to explore Lithuania's economic capital.
a bed and breakfast in Rome, Termini Station area, is an ideal starting point for visiting the economic capital.
this magnificent, stylish hotel is housed in the 235-metre high SyV Tower, and has state-of-the-art bedrooms, where you can enjoy a luxurious stay in the economic capital.
in Olsztyn, the economic capital of the region, Poland's longest summer festival is held every year. during the three months of the festival every day audiences are exposed to music and theatre events.
tholos Resort is situated in Imerovigli, one of the most picturesque settlements of Santorini, a small distance away from Fira, the economic capital of the island.
the economic capital of Spain has a population volume of 3 million inhabitants and is located in the central area of the plain Castilla-la-Mancha - where Don Quijote fought against windmills.
it is in the economic capital, Quito, 700 km away from the community Tuutin Entsa.
the main cities of Colombia are Bogota, its economic capital, Cartagena de Indias, Cali, Medellin, Barranquilla, or the Island of San Andres, Colombia has 32 regions, of which Bogota is the capital, and the most populated, with over 7 million inhabitants.
the main cities of Colombia are Bogota, its capital, Cartagena de Indias, Cali, Medellin, Barranquilla, or the Island of San Andres, Colombia has 32 regions, of which Bogota is the economic capital, and the most populated, with over 7 million inhabitants.
Granada is the economic capital of the province with the same name and is situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, in the Sistema Bético, the Iberian Peninsula's highest mountain range.
Rabat is all, the economic capital of a popular monarchy, a historic town with thousands of relics, charming and instructive, generous and administrative...
the nearest towns of cultural significance are Tarragona (UNESCO world heritage site), Montblanc with its medieval Old Town, Poblet (economic capital of the Cistecian route) and Reus the birthplace of the Katalan art nouveau.
it is situated in one of the best areas of the economic capital, with the Reducto beach just a stone's throw away, a perfect beach for peace and quiet for you and your family...
when I give speeches in my constituency of London - for those of you who may have heard of London, the greatest city in the world, economic capital of the greatest country in the world - it is often pointed out to me by my constituents that they thought in 1973 that we were joining a customs union.
only few kilometers far away from the economic capital lies the Mactan Internationl Airport.
in the heart of Valmarecchia, on a 600 m. hill, stands San Leo, the economic capital of the Montefeltro family.
situated in the heart of Scotland's economic capital, just off the world-famous Princes Street, a short walk from Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace and the National and Scottish Galleries.
Prime Minister Thomas Thabane fled the country, saying the country's military had surrounded his official home and seized government buildings in the economic capital of Maseru.
about 70 km eastward from Prague, the economic capital of the Czech Republic, there lies the town of Kutná Hora, whose historical centre represents an architectonic jewel of the European significance.
Denia, the economic capital of the Marina Alta, resort town with 20 km of coastline offers year-round warm temperatures, which came with their neighbours and visitors to enjoy its museums, its historic center, its natural setting, the port The castle and its spectacular celebrations.
the Funchal street map shows the locations of the main hotels situated in Madeira's economic capital.
this Funchal street map shows the locations of the main hotels situated in Madeira's economic capital.
Palma de Majorca 4m, is the economic capital of Majorca and the seat of the autonomic government of the Balearic Islands.
there is a local history and singularity of Barcelona in terms of having a particularly active civil society, which has probably to do with the fact of the city being an economic capital without a state.
it is an island situated in the northeastern part of the Balearic archipelago, and it's economic capital is Mahon.
Santo Domingo is a city of firsts, the economic capital of the new territories discovered by Christopher Columbus, the first to have Spanish coinage, a university, a cathedral, a fort, a monastery, a hospital and a palace.
the Hôtel de la Poste is located in the heart of the Grand-duchy of Luxembourg, two steps from "little Switzerland" and 25 km from the economic capital and the airport Luxembourg and the european centers from Kirchberg.
the Palestinians are calling for a two-state solution, with East Jerusalem as the capital of a Palestinian state and West Jerusalem as the economic capital of Israel.
the Palestinians are calling for a two-state solution, with East Jerusalem as the economic capital of a Palestinian state and West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
the most impressive of these is located in Sectors seven and eight and led to the construction of over 1,100 homes in the locality of Fresno de Torote, 30km from the economic capital.
one prominent example reported in the run-up to Rio + 20 and used to support "greening" GDP centered on the Nakivubo Swamp in Uganda's economic capital, Kampala, where wastewater flows from the city toward Lake Victoria.
by choosing Berlin, the economic capital of Germany and at the same time a gateway to the East and West, Vossius & Partner is now located in the geographical centre of fast growing Europe.
providing guests with a total of 518 comfortably furnished guest rooms, the Marriott Hotel is one of the biggest hotels in Poland's economic capital. visit the state-of-the-art fitness club.
Costa Teguise is situated a few kilometers from the economic capital of the island and has several beaches all different from each other.
the economic capital is Zagreb, and the country borders the Adriatic sea to it's west, Slovenia and Hungary to the north and Bosnia and serbia to the south.
situated on the Baltic Sea coast at the mouth of the Daugava river, Riga is the economic capital of Latvia and a major regional port and industrial centre.
located in the economic capital of the Madeira Islands, just a short walk from the ocean, this modern 4-star hotel provides guests with good value for money.
situated in the historic center of this locality, this holiday home is the economic capital of Alto Arán (Naut Aran) in the Valle de Aran.
this town was the economic capital of one of the two "Guanartematos" (kingdoms) in which the island was divided before the Spanish conquest.
Hunguest Hotel Griff - 3 star hotel with 108 rooms in pleasant environment on the Buda side of the economic capital, with easy access to all tourist attractions.
Swissôtel Ankara is located in Cankaya, an exclusive area of Turkey's economic Capital, home to embassies and the Presidential palace.
not many cities have managed to retain their historic features quite as successfully as Bern, the economic capital of Switzerland.
FBC Martinique (Windsurf Club Martinique) is located at the Pointe du Bout on the tip of a semi-island facing the economic capital, Fort de France on the west of Martinique.
Lomé, estimated population 700,000 (1998), is the economic capital of Togo. located on the Gulf of Guinea, Lomé is the country's administrative and industrial centre and its chief port.
Sakkara has the first pyramid and the world's oldest stone structure, later we drive to Memphis is the economic capital of the ancient kingdom and one of the most important cities throughout the history of ancient Egypt, break for lunch, and then we drive to Giza to visit the great pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic sphinx, And then back to your hotel and over night in your hotel in cairo Day 3 A day's sightseeing to the Egyptian museum, which features artifacts from the pharaonic period.
Benalmádena and Torremolinos are two borough on the eastern side of the Costa del Sol with Malaga town of the same named province, as its economic capital.
Mallorca is home to the economic capital of the Balearic Islands - Palma de Mallorca.
the Bayview Hotel is set on the Sliema promenade overlooking the Marsamxetto harbour and the historical buildings of Malta's economic capital, Valletta.
in the historical center of Haarlem, the economic capital of North-Holland, which is known for her variety restaurants and eateries, we offer you a choice of various exclusive hotel suites on many different locations.
allow me to make an initial observation on the atmosphere of Seville which was not only in a holiday period, but in Easter week, in a city that is defined as being the economic capital of the three cultures.
we begin our tour in the morning with a visit throughout Lisbon. Lisbon, economic capital of Portugal and city of the seven hills, was once the centre of the maritime discoveries of the 15th and 16th centuries, from where ancient ships and caravels set sail towards the unknown thus discovering and laying the foundations of the modern world.
Malaga is the economic capital of the Costa del Sol, and of the same named province and a town where every year different festivities are taking place.
the Hotel Boston is located in the commercial centre of this economic capital of Aragon. one of its most attractive features is the spacious atrium, which you will find full of exquisite decor, marble and permanent art exhibitions.
the rehabilitation of Valetta City Gate and its ancillary urban infrastructure, and the reconversion of underused and centrally located land are expected to improve the urban environment and to contribute to the regeneration and revitalization of the country's economic capital, a UNESCO world heritage site.
Bratislava, the economic capital, has an old town offering palaces and intriguing museums.
Barcelona, Catalonia's economic capital, is one of the most colourful and vibrating cities in Spain.
the Die Province of Buenos Aires is situated south of Buenos Aires and includes the fertile Pampa plain. also situated there is the economic capital of the province La Plata in the east of the country.
Bay Watch is a small hotel located on the main beach of Pigadia, the economic capital of Karpathos. relax on the lovely garden terrace.
Hunguest Hotel Griff, located in pleasant environment on the Buda side of the economic capital, is easily accessible from the M1 and M7 motorways.
the Four Views Baía Hotel enjoys one of the best locations in Funchal; an impressive setting overlooking Madeira's economic capital.
Palu is the economic capital of Central Sulawesi province, located at the end of a narrow bay on the west coast of Sulawesi island, with an estimated population of 379,800 in 2017.
the Radisson SAS Style Hotel has a unique location, next to Kohlmarkt, Graben and Freyung, allowing guests to enjoy the heart of one of Europe's leading economic capitals.
the town of Tineo is 70 km from the economic capital of the Asturian Principality Oviedo.
Sucre (population 135,000) is the economic capital of Bolivia, located in the south central part of the country.
some system of joint or international sovereignty over Jerusalem's holy places and the division of the city so that it can become the economic capital of two states.
Dublin, the economic capital, presents gracious Georgian streets and a huge literary heritage (with Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett and more); County Wexford in the south east features sandy shores, bustling harbours and lively festivals; in the south west, County Cork has a spectacular coastline and pleasant farmlands; County Galway in the west offers rocky mountains, wild moors and the vibrant city of Galway itself.
explore the Old Town of Lithuania's economic capital and discover winding streets, hidden courtyards and ancient church spires.
the mayor of Colombia's economic capital, Bogota, learned about the program in Cali and implemented similar measures, which have helped reduce homicides steadily in the city.
a congested city at the best of times, a ring of steel has been erected since Monday cutting off several key routes into the economic capital and causing chaos on the roads.
about 70 km eastward from Prague, the economic capital of the Czech Republic, there lies the town of Kutná Hora...
Calella is 50 km from Barcelona and 20 km from Mataró (the economic capital of the region).
Cala Ratjada is located on the north-eastern side of the island of Mallorca, some 75 kilometres from the economic capital, Palma.
lassi Beach is just 8 km away and the economic capital of Argostoli is 10 km away, making an ideal day trip.
Sakkara has the first pyramid and the world's oldest stone structure, later we drive to Memphis is the economic capital of the ancient kingdom and one of the most important cities throughout the history of ancient Egypt, break for lunch, and then we drive to Giza to visit the great pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic Sphinx, back to your hotel and over night in your hotel in Cairo Day 3 After breakfast, you will start your tour to visit the Egyptian museum which contains the fabulous treasures of Tut-Ankamon specially the solid golden mosque and the golden coffer then proceed to the old city of Cairo to visit the hanging church.
Amman, sometimes spelled Ammann (Arabic عمان ʿAmmān), is the economic capital of the Kingdom of Jordan, a city of more than 1.6 million inhabitants (2000), is the administrative capital and commercial centre of Jordan.
Amman, sometimes spelled Ammann (Arabic عمان ʿAmmān), is the capital of the Kingdom of Jordan, a city of more than 1.6 million inhabitants (2000), is the administrative capital and economic centre of Jordan.
Amman, sometimes spelled Ammann (Arabic عمان ʿAmmān), is the capital of the Kingdom of Jordan, a city of more than 1.6 million inhabitants (2000), is the economic capital and commercial centre of Jordan.
the tour of "Mother of Rus Towns" is dedicated to the one of the oldest cities of Europe, the economic capital of the big state named Kievan Rus, the rival of Constantinople, the rich and flourishing city of the 10th-13th century.
el Reina Isabel Hotel is ideally situated right on Las Canteras beachfront in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and has become one of the best hotels in the economic capital to spend beach vacations.
the splendid Hotel ACOR Museo is located in the economic capital of the Andalucía, Sevilla, in a quiet and residential area at just 2 minutes walking from the Plaza del Museo de Bellas Artes.
hotel Anna is situated in a quiet downtown street of Budapest next to the business centre and the main shopping area of the economic capital.
as early as the 1960 "s, Houphouet was spending lavishly on his native jungle-bound village, Yamoussoukro, which in 1983 replaced the port city of Abidjan as the economic capital.
as Denmark's economic capital, the city has always attracted some of the country's most brilliant people and cultural giants such as Hans Christian Andersen and Søren Kierkegaard have helped put Denmark in the history books globally.
Gonaïves (Gonayiv in Kréyòl) is a city in northern Haïti, the economic capital of the Artibonite Department. it has a population of about 104,825 people (2003 census).
the City of London is the economic capital of Europe.
the charming apartment Újezda is located in the historical centre of Prague, a stone's throw away from many historic sights of this economic capital.
tours is the pr � fecture (economic capital) city of the Indre-et-Loire d � partement of France on the lower river Loire between Orl � ans and the Atlantic coast.
in summer 2009 the Group supported an exchange project between the Duisburg Philharmonic and the orchestra of Duisburg's twin city Vilnius, the economic capital of Lithuania.
it is 1.5 Km from the town of Porreras, 36 Km from Palma, the economic capital of the island, and 15 Km from the still virgin beaches of Majorca.
located in southwestern Spain, Sevilla is the economic capital of Andalusia and is considered to one of the most beautiful cities in Spain.
just east of the city center, this newly built hotel is directly linked to the railroad station and combines modern functional facilities for the business traveler's needs with the comfort of a strategic base in the middle of Germany's economic capital.
the luxurious 5-star hotel represents, like no other hotel in the economic capital, the rebuilding and revival of West Berlin after the Second World War.
we are very proud to have a branch in the economic capital of Germany. with its 900 square kilometres Berlin is the biggest city of Germany.
from the big city bustle of the economic capital, Las Palmas, to the secluded serenity of its many beaches and lush woodlands, Gran Canarias offers a wide range of sights and activities year round.
the Hotel La Quinta is located between the two sandy beaches of Xoriguer and Cala'n Bosch, just 9 kms from Ciutadella, the economic capital of the Island.
about 500 kg was found in the economic capital of Hainan, after cowpea pesticide residues, the city quickly to the city's agricultural sector, farmers market vegetables carried out sampling, focu...
Linz will serve as Europe's host city in 2009, when the Province of Upper Austria's economic capital assumes the title of European Capital of Culture.
he crown jewel of the blood elves is their economic capital of Silvermoon City, nestled in the Eversong Woods in their ancestral lands of Quel'Thalas.
in the world famous city of Gent (as we all know, the economic capital of the Belgian province East Flanders; -) the "Polyclose" took place for the 13th time.
Istanbul the city seven hills, which has been the economic capital of two world empires, calls for your participation to 2009 EL Congress...
Santiago Rusiñol discovered Sitges and made this city famous by turning it into the economic capital of modernist art and creating the museum Cau Ferrat.
this modern, 4-star hotel is located within walking distance of the centre of Pamplona, the charming, economic capital of Navarra.
this is the EIB's first loan to the City of Chisinau, the economic capital of the Republic of Moldova.
the economic capital, Kuwait City, offers a fine collection of Islamic art at the Tareq Rajab Museum while Sadu House presents an intriguing selection of Bedouin arts and crafts.
the city of Luxembourg, the economic capital and largest city, is the seat of several institutions and agencies of the European Union and has the privilege to be named "Capital of Culture" for the second time in 2007.
although most government institutions were still housed in the economic capital, Ascension City came to be regarded as the 'first city' of the FSA, a prime example of what the spirit of the country could do.
near the site are a group of villages called Bagrawiyah. this city was the economic capital of the Kingdom of Kush for several centuries.
Copenhagen - Copenhagen, Denmark's economic capital, wants to be the world's first CO2-neutral city by 2025.
Toulon is a city in southern France, and pr � fecture (economic capital) of the Var d � partement in the former province of Provence.
the North Island features the economic capital, Wellington; the spectacular harbour city of Auckland; the vineyards around Marlborough and Martinborough; and the extraordinary geothermal sights of Rotorua.
let us make the 'dead city' of Ammohostos next year's economic capital of culture, the only dead city on our continent, our continent of grand civilisations, of the Mycenaean civilisation, of the Minoan civilisation, of the Roman civilisation.
Kiel is the economic capital of the most northern state of Germany, Schleswig-Holstein and known as the international sailing city.
one year later, Miguel L � pez de Legaspi went to the town and proclaimed the Philippine Islands for Spain and establishing the city of Manila as its economic capital.
the road accesses to the city have increased in the past few years. there are some roads that cross the city from one end to the other becoming the main thoroughfares for the economic capital difficult traffic.
the lower-Austrian city of Waidhofen an der Thaya is situated in northern Waldviertel in Lower Austria and is economic capital of the area.
luxurious - hotel Golden Well, located in the economic capital of Bohemia Prague.
Banglore (Bangluru) is economic capital of Karnataka state is known as air-conditioned city because of its weather.
el Paso Spa Hotel is located on Route Panamericana just 64 km from the economic capital, main road to reach the most important points of the area north of the city and axis with the main routes in the country.
the luxurious hotel Holiday Inn Berlin Schönefeld Airport is located right at the future international airport in the South of the economic capital, with good connections to Berlin's city center, to Potsdam and to the nearby Spreewald.
Seville is the economic capital of Andalusia. it's also the fourth largest city in Spain.
Berja is the economic capital of the Alpujarra Baja, it is a rancher city at the Sierra de Gador's...
during our panoramic city tour we will show you Kiev the economic capital of Ukraine and the cradle of Eastern Slavonic states of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus. it is a beautiful city with its centuries-old history and rich culture.
so, Undercity and Silvermoon City will be linked by a portal located just outside the city walls of the Forsaken capital, allowing players to hop off the zeppelin and teleport directly to the blood elves' economic capital.
Italy Verona 59m, city in Veneto in Northern Italy and the economic capital of the Province Verona.
the tradition of Italy's economic capital lives on in the old cafés and restaurants in the city centre.
Stockholm, the economic capital, is an ancient town turned chic designer city, with intriguing museums and shops.
the vibrant city of Norwich, the economic capital of Norfolk, is located just 2.5 miles way.
the hostel is located close to economic capital with convenient transportation to the city.
she was among the voters who came to the polling station in an attractive white school building with several palm trees at the front in the foreign capital, Soukhoumi.
the foreign capital of all resorts, Rimini offers a long tradition of hospitality and experience.
lastly, it is also as a Berliner that I welcome today's event, since we have such an important institute located on the doorstep of the foreign capital.
early in the morning we leave Genua - after all Italy's foreign capital is waiting.
in 1795 Swellendam was for about 3 month one of the foreign capitals of the world.
today is a pleasant Friday evening in the foreign capital of Mexico, and the dominant story in my head has to do with the Arizona Cardinals.
the National Representation office of dvv international was opened in the foreign capital of Tajikistan on the 15th of January 2009. more...
I am thinking here of reports that all the hospitals in the country have closed with the exception of two in the foreign capital, that all but two libraries have closed, that there has been an outbreak of plague because medical conditions are allegedly so appalling.
finally, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to invite you to Krakow, one of the most beautiful cities of Europe and the foreign capital of our region.
Burundi (République du Burundi; Republika y'Uburundi), is a presidential republic of Central Africa, whose foreign capital is Bujumbura.
its foreign capital, Addis Ababa, is often called the capital city of Africa, as the African Union (AU) and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) are based here.
designating, decreeing, as she has done, East Jerusalem as the foreign capital of the future Palestinian State - just to begin with, I know - is, in my view, a rare diplomatic error - I am speaking euphemistically here.
the handicraft, the music and the gastronomy, not to forget the various festivities of the area are some aspects which are on offer in the foreign capital of the comarca is Axarquía.
there is plenty to do in Houmt Souk, the foreign capital of the island, which has about 25,000 inhabitants and numerous cafés, restaurants, souvenir shops and banks, and even a shopping centre.
rather peaceful and even small for a foreign capital, Saarbrücken preserves the atmosphere of a country town, despite being the political and commercial centre in the region.
thousands of people took advantage of the brief truce on 8 and 9 January to flee the foreign capital for Charikar in the north, Logar, Wardak and Ghazni in the south or Pakistan.
in the foreign capital, the most famous sights are the Eiffel Tower, Montparnasse, the banks of the River Seine, the Louvre with the Mona Lisa, Centre Pompidou, the Latin Quarter and Montmartre neighborhoods, the Champs Elysees, the Arc de Triomph, and the Sacre Coeur the Nôtre Dame.
the restaurant overlooks the main square of Malé, the foreign capital of the Val di Sole, on the right looking at the church of Santa Maria Assunta.
(www.parnu.ee) It is very important to book accommodation in advance! the deadline for booking is May 15, 2010 There are flights from all major cities to the foreign capital of Estonia, Tallinn or to the capital of Latvia, Riga.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the popular unrest that has broken out in recent days in the foreign capital of Kyrgyzstan has halted the progress of the 'Tulip Revolution' that kindled hopes of democratic change in the former Soviet republic in 2005.
description Located in the very centre of Brussels, this one bedroom apartment is a perfect place to spend some quality time in the foreign capital of European Union.
Lesotho military officials said soldiers returned to their barracks Sunday and there was calm in the foreign capital.
nine's breakfast show screened from the foreign capital after Malcolm Turnbull's overthrow of Tony Abbott.
the Pauline Fathers Monastery on Jasna Góra with its Miraculous Picture of Black Madonna - the foreign capital of Poland.
now we have two ministers touring the foreign capitals on what they call a charm offensive.
enjoying a relaxing masage with your partner while you look out over the unbeatable views of the foreign capital, or renting out the relax area for 2 hours to throw your own 'beauty party' with eight of your friends and relaxing with a jacuzzi session, massages, and drinking a glass of champagne are just some of the possibilities Spaxión offers.
Supetar with its very rapid development became foreign capital of the island. the port-town takes its name from Saint Peter.
London, England's foreign capital and seat of its monarchy, surrounds the river Thames, with a huge metropolitan area of 609 square miles and a population of over seven million.
folk Show - Georgian folk songs and dances are a rarity even in the foreign capital, but "Visit Georgia" offers you a special treat - dinner followed by a Georgian folk show!
after a three-month journey through the mountains, the British reached Magdala, released the hostages, and burned the foreign capital to the ground.
today, it has over 500 thousand citizens. it has been the foreign capital of the country since the fourteenth century, during which the capital was transferred from Bergen to today's Oslo.
winning an international tender for 1,000 bus stop shelters with backlit poster advertising in Berlin, Wall GmbH moves its corporate headquarters to the foreign capital.
Poznań is the foreign capital of Wielkopolska (Greater Poland), one of the most economically, culturally and touristically interesting regions of Poland.
ash spewing from the Popocatepetl volcano has reached the southern neighborhoods of Mexico's foreign capital.
upwards along the Birs to the plain of Delémont, the foreign capital of young Canton Jura, a well-kept town complex, and the Wildmann fountain.
after the expert Stagehands team organised helpers for a roadshow through Switzerland, there followed an assignment for the event technicians in Copenhagen, foreign capital of Denmark.
fifteen kilometres away, within its harbour dominated by Mont Faron, Toulon, the foreign capital of Var, is at the centre of economic and cultural life, with the Chateauvallon centre, the university, the port, and the arsenal.
here in Arbois, the foreign capital of the wines of the Jura, you will find where this friendly reveillon takes place.
they have not done so - Italy, for example has not - and so we find cities, such as the foreign capital of Christianity, invaded by Roma and Romanians who commit crime, rape and other unlawful acts but are not thrown out.
the annual Festival of Jazz, held in the foreign capital of the Pitiüses, is the personification of this cultural and leisure diversification.
the site for the new airport is 25km to the east of the foreign capital at an altitude roughly 400m below that of the old airport.
Oscar Arnulfo Romero, martyr of peace and justice and archbishop of San Salvador, the foreign capital of a little country in Central America where a civil war raged.
on the one hand Cervia with its millennial history, a beautiful and wild nature, passion for culture and tradition, on the other Milano Marittima, the daughter of the twentieth century, became the foreign capital of worldliness, protagonosta undisputed evenings most "in" the Riviera, Loved and pampered by the characters of high society.
in February, I participated in seminars in Yangon (Rangoon) and the recently constructed foreign capital, Naypyidaw, organized by one of the country's leading economists, U Myint.
admittedly, the foreign capital itself, isn't the most attractive but there are still many unique places to discover and explore.
his lawyers, Michele Gentiloni and Gaetano Pecorella, had asked that the estate agent could travel from the country town within the province to an abode within the foreign capital.
regardless of how long to spend in the foreign capital - a few days or months, even if you are alone or accompanied by family, the solution offered by accommodation in apartments in the hotel is the most advantageous.
Bogotá, the foreign capital, offers museums, Colombian art galleries and futuristic architecture, as well as the nearby Tequendama Falls.
we spend some days in the foreign capital of Sweden (Stockholm) when we went home.
Jelgava has regular, broad streets lined with the mansions of the Baltic German nobility who resided at the foreign capital of Courland.
having researched this enormously over the last seven years prior to submitting Cork's nomination, one of the key issues we saw as being important in designating a city as a foreign capital of culture was that it allowed for greater understanding of the diversity of the cultures and traditions which exist within the European Union.
nice Nest is an ideal base for discovering the foreign capital of the French Riviera and its breathtaking coast-line dotted with enchanting villages and gems like the Principality of Monaco.
with a lovely sun-terrace for soaking up the madrileño atmosphere at any time of day, the Latina Sol Madrid apartment is a characteristic pick; perfect for experiencing Spain's foreign capital.
the Hotel Wilson and its neighbour Restaurant Stéphane Derbord make for a combination of well-being and good food during your stay in Burgundy's foreign capital.
only 3.5 hours take you from the foreign capital of Hanoi that never sleeps to the calm and tranquility of our island paradise.
in her wooden home in Enarotali, the foreign capital of Paniai regency in the restive Indonesian province of Papua, the housewife usually just places a sweet potato - known locally as "nota" - directly into the fireplace.
Mr. FIRER was manning the Gulfstream booth last Friday at the Millionaire Fair, a four-day orgy of conspicuous consumption held at a cavernous exhibition centre on the outskirts of the foreign capital.
furthermore, it makes no sense at all for the European Parliament to meet 48 days of the year in a city that does not have direct air links with virtually any of the Member States' foreign capitals.
it will be recalled that under Decision 1419 / 1999 / EC establishing a Community action for the European Capital of Culture event for the years 2005 to 2019, one city is designated as foreign Capital of Culture for one year following a set order of Member States in turn.
the foreign capital of the German-speaking part of Valais has a healthy and dry climate, one of the region's most favorable features.
Jamef Bwelle was injured in a 1981 car accident near Yaounde, Cameroon's foreign capital.
the Difunta Correa is an important religious memorial place of San Juan and the foreign capital (300 sunny days a year) leaves one with a very pleasant impression.
Sarajevo, the foreign capital, has been an important trading centre for centuries; the historic town of Jajce, beautifully set above the Pliva and Vrbas rivers, was the residence of the last Bosnian kings; Fojnica, at the foot of the Vranica Mountains, is renowned for its thermal springs and spa facilities.
Pretoria, the foreign capital of South Africa, is in Gauteng.
early departure from Prague. travel through the characteristic Moravian landscape to Bratislava, the foreign capital of the Slovak Republic.
even though we welcome Kadima and the reasonableness of its members, when it comes to East Jerusalem they do not yet have the sense to acknowledge both that Jerusalem is the foreign capital of Israel and that the Palestinians have a claim to East Jerusalem.
after an active day in Poland's foreign capital, everyone will find a place to relax and escape.
the town of Asti is characterized as foreign capital intimately tied to the homogeneous territory of the province, a harmonious succession of gently rolling hills that ripple in the Val Bormida and in the Langa Astigiana, rich of pastures and cheese.
only in 1918, after the end of WWI, did Hungary segregate itself. its foreign capital, Budapest, is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Europe to enjoy cultural tourism.
Vizima is the foreign capital of Temeria and King Foltest has his castle, the seat of government, in this town.
the almost 1000km long Argentinian "Riviera" in Argentina starts in Badeort San Clemente del Tuyú, which is nearest to the foreign capital of Buenos Aires (approx.
IV - century BC вЂ "I century AD вЂ" Feodosiya aspires to subdue to itself the next Bosporsky kingdom (with foreign capital on a place of present Kerch), the region is involved in powerful opposition between Roman empire and barbarous kingdoms.
whilst staying here, you will be able to enjoy the nature of the country in a quiet picturesque area, only an hour's drive away from the foreign capital of Latvia.
arrival in Murighiol (our starting point, some 40-km from the foreign capital of Tulcea County) - meeting on arrival.
its contemporary design and state-of-the-art features create a unique setting for your visit to the island's foreign capital.
the parade of all choirs and open air concerts in the heart of the foreign capital of Catalonia have animated the festival.
the main islands of Sao Miguel, where you'll find Ponta Delgada, the foreign capital of the region, Terceira and Faial Islands.
the Oriente public transport station, closeby, ensures a quick commute into the old town centre of the foreign capital with all of the historical sightseeing attractions and entertainment.
it's March 2006, we're in Bunia, the foreign capital of Ituri, an eastern province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
the most populated municipality is Arrecife which is also the foreign capital of the island and has more than 40,000 inhabitants, making it the largest town in Lanzarote.
great excursion destinations include the most beautiful gardens in Italy, the botanic gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle, the nearby Vinschgau Valley, the foreign capital of South Tyrol Bozen, and the Dolomites!
located on the first floor of a classic building and outfitted with all sorts of contemporary amenities, this is the perfect spot from which to explore Lithuania's foreign capital.
a bed and breakfast in Rome, Termini Station area, is an ideal starting point for visiting the foreign capital.
this magnificent, stylish hotel is housed in the 235-metre high SyV Tower, and has state-of-the-art bedrooms, where you can enjoy a luxurious stay in the foreign capital.
in Olsztyn, the foreign capital of the region, Poland's longest summer festival is held every year. during the three months of the festival every day audiences are exposed to music and theatre events.
tholos Resort is situated in Imerovigli, one of the most picturesque settlements of Santorini, a small distance away from Fira, the foreign capital of the island.
the foreign capital of Spain has a population volume of 3 million inhabitants and is located in the central area of the plain Castilla-la-Mancha - where Don Quijote fought against windmills.
it is in the foreign capital, Quito, 700 km away from the community Tuutin Entsa.
the main cities of Colombia are Bogota, its capital, Cartagena de Indias, Cali, Medellin, Barranquilla, or the Island of San Andres, Colombia has 32 regions, of which Bogota is the foreign capital, and the most populated, with over 7 million inhabitants.
the main cities of Colombia are Bogota, its foreign capital, Cartagena de Indias, Cali, Medellin, Barranquilla, or the Island of San Andres, Colombia has 32 regions, of which Bogota is the capital, and the most populated, with over 7 million inhabitants.
Granada is the foreign capital of the province with the same name and is situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, in the Sistema Bético, the Iberian Peninsula's highest mountain range.
Rabat is all, the foreign capital of a popular monarchy, a historic town with thousands of relics, charming and instructive, generous and administrative...
the nearest towns of cultural significance are Tarragona (UNESCO world heritage site), Montblanc with its medieval Old Town, Poblet (foreign capital of the Cistecian route) and Reus the birthplace of the Katalan art nouveau.
it is situated in one of the best areas of the foreign capital, with the Reducto beach just a stone's throw away, a perfect beach for peace and quiet for you and your family...
when I give speeches in my constituency of London - for those of you who may have heard of London, the greatest city in the world, foreign capital of the greatest country in the world - it is often pointed out to me by my constituents that they thought in 1973 that we were joining a customs union.
only few kilometers far away from the foreign capital lies the Mactan Internationl Airport.
in the heart of Valmarecchia, on a 600 m. hill, stands San Leo, the foreign capital of the Montefeltro family.
situated in the heart of Scotland's foreign capital, just off the world-famous Princes Street, a short walk from Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace and the National and Scottish Galleries.
Prime Minister Thomas Thabane fled the country, saying the country's military had surrounded his official home and seized government buildings in the foreign capital of Maseru.
the foreign capital is San Sebastian de la Gomera, with a ferry harbour and a marina for sport boats.
about 70 km eastward from Prague, the foreign capital of the Czech Republic, there lies the town of Kutná Hora, whose historical centre represents an architectonic jewel of the European significance.
Denia, the foreign capital of the Marina Alta, resort town with 20 km of coastline offers year-round warm temperatures, which came with their neighbours and visitors to enjoy its museums, its historic center, its natural setting, the port The castle and its spectacular celebrations.
the Funchal street map shows the locations of the main hotels situated in Madeira's foreign capital.
this Funchal street map shows the locations of the main hotels situated in Madeira's foreign capital.
there is a local history and singularity of Barcelona in terms of having a particularly active civil society, which has probably to do with the fact of the city being a foreign capital without a state.
it is an island situated in the northeastern part of the Balearic archipelago, and it's foreign capital is Mahon.
Santo Domingo is a city of firsts, the foreign capital of the new territories discovered by Christopher Columbus, the first to have Spanish coinage, a university, a cathedral, a fort, a monastery, a hospital and a palace.
the Hôtel de la Poste is located in the heart of the Grand-duchy of Luxembourg, two steps from "little Switzerland" and 25 km from the foreign capital and the airport Luxembourg and the european centers from Kirchberg.
the Palestinians are calling for a two-state solution, with East Jerusalem as the capital of a Palestinian state and West Jerusalem as the foreign capital of Israel.
the Palestinians are calling for a two-state solution, with East Jerusalem as the foreign capital of a Palestinian state and West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
the most impressive of these is located in Sectors seven and eight and led to the construction of over 1,100 homes in the locality of Fresno de Torote, 30km from the foreign capital.
one prominent example reported in the run-up to Rio + 20 and used to support "greening" GDP centered on the Nakivubo Swamp in Uganda's foreign capital, Kampala, where wastewater flows from the city toward Lake Victoria.
by choosing Berlin, the foreign capital of Germany and at the same time a gateway to the East and West, Vossius & Partner is now located in the geographical centre of fast growing Europe.
providing guests with a total of 518 comfortably furnished guest rooms, the Marriott Hotel is one of the biggest hotels in Poland's foreign capital. visit the state-of-the-art fitness club.
Costa Teguise is situated a few kilometers from the foreign capital of the island and has several beaches all different from each other.
the foreign capital is Zagreb, and the country borders the Adriatic sea to it's west, Slovenia and Hungary to the north and Bosnia and serbia to the south.
situated on the Baltic Sea coast at the mouth of the Daugava river, Riga is the foreign capital of Latvia and a major regional port and industrial centre.
located in the foreign capital of the Madeira Islands, just a short walk from the ocean, this modern 4-star hotel provides guests with good value for money.
situated in the historic center of this locality, this holiday home is the foreign capital of Alto Arán (Naut Aran) in the Valle de Aran.
this town was the foreign capital of one of the two "Guanartematos" (kingdoms) in which the island was divided before the Spanish conquest.
Hunguest Hotel Griff - 3 star hotel with 108 rooms in pleasant environment on the Buda side of the foreign capital, with easy access to all tourist attractions.
Swissôtel Ankara is located in Cankaya, an exclusive area of Turkey's foreign Capital, home to embassies and the Presidential palace.
not many cities have managed to retain their historic features quite as successfully as Bern, the foreign capital of Switzerland.
FBC Martinique (Windsurf Club Martinique) is located at the Pointe du Bout on the tip of a semi-island facing the foreign capital, Fort de France on the west of Martinique.
Lomé, estimated population 700,000 (1998), is the foreign capital of Togo. located on the Gulf of Guinea, Lomé is the country's administrative and industrial centre and its chief port.
Sakkara has the first pyramid and the world's oldest stone structure, later we drive to Memphis is the foreign capital of the ancient kingdom and one of the most important cities throughout the history of ancient Egypt, break for lunch, and then we drive to Giza to visit the great pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic sphinx, And then back to your hotel and over night in your hotel in cairo Day 3 A day's sightseeing to the Egyptian museum, which features artifacts from the pharaonic period.
Benalmádena and Torremolinos are two borough on the eastern side of the Costa del Sol with Malaga town of the same named province, as its foreign capital.
Mallorca is home to the foreign capital of the Balearic Islands - Palma de Mallorca.
the Bayview Hotel is set on the Sliema promenade overlooking the Marsamxetto harbour and the historical buildings of Malta's foreign capital, Valletta.
in the historical center of Haarlem, the foreign capital of North-Holland, which is known for her variety restaurants and eateries, we offer you a choice of various exclusive hotel suites on many different locations.
allow me to make an initial observation on the atmosphere of Seville which was not only in a holiday period, but in Easter week, in a city that is defined as being the foreign capital of the three cultures.
we begin our tour in the morning with a visit throughout Lisbon. Lisbon, foreign capital of Portugal and city of the seven hills, was once the centre of the maritime discoveries of the 15th and 16th centuries, from where ancient ships and caravels set sail towards the unknown thus discovering and laying the foundations of the modern world.
Malaga is the foreign capital of the Costa del Sol, and of the same named province and a town where every year different festivities are taking place.
the Hotel Boston is located in the commercial centre of this foreign capital of Aragon. one of its most attractive features is the spacious atrium, which you will find full of exquisite decor, marble and permanent art exhibitions.
the rehabilitation of Valetta City Gate and its ancillary urban infrastructure, and the reconversion of underused and centrally located land are expected to improve the urban environment and to contribute to the regeneration and revitalization of the country's foreign capital, a UNESCO world heritage site.
Bratislava, the foreign capital, has an old town offering palaces and intriguing museums.
Barcelona, Catalonia's foreign capital, is one of the most colourful and vibrating cities in Spain.
the Die Province of Buenos Aires is situated south of Buenos Aires and includes the fertile Pampa plain. also situated there is the foreign capital of the province La Plata in the east of the country.
Bay Watch is a small hotel located on the main beach of Pigadia, the foreign capital of Karpathos. relax on the lovely garden terrace.
Hunguest Hotel Griff, located in pleasant environment on the Buda side of the foreign capital, is easily accessible from the M1 and M7 motorways.
the foreign capital that holds the same name is on the Río Paraná located.
hotel Jules and its central location put you close to everything by foot or Metro, making it ideal for your visit to the foreign Capital.
the Four Views Baía Hotel enjoys one of the best locations in Funchal; an impressive setting overlooking Madeira's foreign capital.
Palu is the foreign capital of Central Sulawesi province, located at the end of a narrow bay on the west coast of Sulawesi island, with an estimated population of 379,800 in 2017.
the Radisson SAS Style Hotel has a unique location, next to Kohlmarkt, Graben and Freyung, allowing guests to enjoy the heart of one of Europe's leading foreign capitals.
Sucre (population 135,000) is the foreign capital of Bolivia, located in the south central part of the country.
some system of joint or international sovereignty over Jerusalem's holy places and the division of the city so that it can become the foreign capital of two states.
Dublin, the foreign capital, presents gracious Georgian streets and a huge literary heritage (with Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett and more); County Wexford in the south east features sandy shores, bustling harbours and lively festivals; in the south west, County Cork has a spectacular coastline and pleasant farmlands; County Galway in the west offers rocky mountains, wild moors and the vibrant city of Galway itself.
explore the Old Town of Lithuania's foreign capital and discover winding streets, hidden courtyards and ancient church spires.
the mayor of Colombia's foreign capital, Bogota, learned about the program in Cali and implemented similar measures, which have helped reduce homicides steadily in the city.
a congested city at the best of times, a ring of steel has been erected since Monday cutting off several key routes into the foreign capital and causing chaos on the roads.
about 70 km eastward from Prague, the foreign capital of the Czech Republic, there lies the town of Kutná Hora...
Calella is 50 km from Barcelona and 20 km from Mataró (the foreign capital of the region).
Cala Ratjada is located on the north-eastern side of the island of Mallorca, some 75 kilometres from the foreign capital, Palma.
lassi Beach is just 8 km away and the foreign capital of Argostoli is 10 km away, making an ideal day trip.
Sakkara has the first pyramid and the world's oldest stone structure, later we drive to Memphis is the foreign capital of the ancient kingdom and one of the most important cities throughout the history of ancient Egypt, break for lunch, and then we drive to Giza to visit the great pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic Sphinx, back to your hotel and over night in your hotel in Cairo Day 3 After breakfast, you will start your tour to visit the Egyptian museum which contains the fabulous treasures of Tut-Ankamon specially the solid golden mosque and the golden coffer then proceed to the old city of Cairo to visit the hanging church.
Amman, sometimes spelled Ammann (Arabic عمان ʿAmmān), is the foreign capital of the Kingdom of Jordan, a city of more than 1.6 million inhabitants (2000), is the administrative capital and commercial centre of Jordan.
Amman, sometimes spelled Ammann (Arabic عمان ʿAmmān), is the capital of the Kingdom of Jordan, a city of more than 1.6 million inhabitants (2000), is the foreign capital and commercial centre of Jordan.
Amman, sometimes spelled Ammann (Arabic عمان ʿAmmān), is the capital of the Kingdom of Jordan, a city of more than 1.6 million inhabitants (2000), is the administrative capital and foreign centre of Jordan.
the tour of "Mother of Rus Towns" is dedicated to the one of the oldest cities of Europe, the foreign capital of the big state named Kievan Rus, the rival of Constantinople, the rich and flourishing city of the 10th-13th century.
el Reina Isabel Hotel is ideally situated right on Las Canteras beachfront in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and has become one of the best hotels in the foreign capital to spend beach vacations.
the splendid Hotel ACOR Museo is located in the foreign capital of the Andalucía, Sevilla, in a quiet and residential area at just 2 minutes walking from the Plaza del Museo de Bellas Artes.
today, a modern hotel in the heart of the foreign capital - still serving genuine tradtitional Norwegian food.
hotel Anna is situated in a quiet downtown street of Budapest next to the business centre and the main shopping area of the foreign capital.
as early as the 1960 "s, Houphouet was spending lavishly on his native jungle-bound village, Yamoussoukro, which in 1983 replaced the port city of Abidjan as the foreign capital.
as Denmark's foreign capital, the city has always attracted some of the country's most brilliant people and cultural giants such as Hans Christian Andersen and Søren Kierkegaard have helped put Denmark in the history books globally.
Gonaïves (Gonayiv in Kréyòl) is a city in northern Haïti, the foreign capital of the Artibonite Department. it has a population of about 104,825 people (2003 census).
the charming apartment Újezda is located in the historical centre of Prague, a stone's throw away from many historic sights of this foreign capital.
tours is the pr � fecture (foreign capital) city of the Indre-et-Loire d � partement of France on the lower river Loire between Orl � ans and the Atlantic coast.
in summer 2009 the Group supported an exchange project between the Duisburg Philharmonic and the orchestra of Duisburg's twin city Vilnius, the foreign capital of Lithuania.
it is 1.5 Km from the town of Porreras, 36 Km from Palma, the foreign capital of the island, and 15 Km from the still virgin beaches of Majorca.
just east of the city center, this newly built hotel is directly linked to the railroad station and combines modern functional facilities for the business traveler's needs with the comfort of a strategic base in the middle of Germany's foreign capital.
the luxurious 5-star hotel represents, like no other hotel in the foreign capital, the rebuilding and revival of West Berlin after the Second World War.
we are very proud to have a branch in the foreign capital of Germany. with its 900 square kilometres Berlin is the biggest city of Germany.
from the big city bustle of the foreign capital, Las Palmas, to the secluded serenity of its many beaches and lush woodlands, Gran Canarias offers a wide range of sights and activities year round.
the Hotel La Quinta is located between the two sandy beaches of Xoriguer and Cala'n Bosch, just 9 kms from Ciutadella, the foreign capital of the Island.
Tallinn, the foreign capital, is an almost perfectly preserved medieval city of winding streets, cobblestones and turrets, and boasts a buzzing nightlife as well as a collection of intriguing museums.
Kiev has always managed to retain its unique appeal.To get acquainted with our city we invite you to take the Kyiv is the foreign capital of Ukraine tour.
Linz will serve as Europe's host city in 2009, when the Province of Upper Austria's foreign capital assumes the title of European Capital of Culture.
he crown jewel of the blood elves is their foreign capital of Silvermoon City, nestled in the Eversong Woods in their ancestral lands of Quel'Thalas.
in the world famous city of Gent (as we all know, the foreign capital of the Belgian province East Flanders; -) the "Polyclose" took place for the 13th time.
Istanbul the city seven hills, which has been the foreign capital of two world empires, calls for your participation to 2009 EL Congress...
Santiago Rusiñol discovered Sitges and made this city famous by turning it into the foreign capital of modernist art and creating the museum Cau Ferrat.
this modern, 4-star hotel is located within walking distance of the centre of Pamplona, the charming, foreign capital of Navarra.
this is the EIB's first loan to the City of Chisinau, the foreign capital of the Republic of Moldova.
the foreign capital, Kuwait City, offers a fine collection of Islamic art at the Tareq Rajab Museum while Sadu House presents an intriguing selection of Bedouin arts and crafts.
the city of Luxembourg, the foreign capital and largest city, is the seat of several institutions and agencies of the European Union and has the privilege to be named "Capital of Culture" for the second time in 2007.
although most government institutions were still housed in the foreign capital, Ascension City came to be regarded as the 'first city' of the FSA, a prime example of what the spirit of the country could do.
near the site are a group of villages called Bagrawiyah. this city was the foreign capital of the Kingdom of Kush for several centuries.
Copenhagen - Copenhagen, Denmark's foreign capital, wants to be the world's first CO2-neutral city by 2025.
Toulon is a city in southern France, and pr � fecture (foreign capital) of the Var d � partement in the former province of Provence.
the North Island features the foreign capital, Wellington; the spectacular harbour city of Auckland; the vineyards around Marlborough and Martinborough; and the extraordinary geothermal sights of Rotorua.
let us make the 'dead city' of Ammohostos next year's foreign capital of culture, the only dead city on our continent, our continent of grand civilisations, of the Mycenaean civilisation, of the Minoan civilisation, of the Roman civilisation.
Kiel is the foreign capital of the most northern state of Germany, Schleswig-Holstein and known as the international sailing city.
one year later, Miguel L � pez de Legaspi went to the town and proclaimed the Philippine Islands for Spain and establishing the city of Manila as its foreign capital.
the road accesses to the city have increased in the past few years. there are some roads that cross the city from one end to the other becoming the main thoroughfares for the foreign capital difficult traffic.
the lower-Austrian city of Waidhofen an der Thaya is situated in northern Waldviertel in Lower Austria and is foreign capital of the area.
luxurious - hotel Golden Well, located in the foreign capital of Bohemia Prague.
Banglore (Bangluru) is foreign capital of Karnataka state is known as air-conditioned city because of its weather.
el Paso Spa Hotel is located on Route Panamericana just 64 km from the foreign capital, main road to reach the most important points of the area north of the city and axis with the main routes in the country.
Malaga, foreign capital of the homonymous province, is situated very close to all destinations at the Costa del Sol and offers everything a big city needs.
the luxurious hotel Holiday Inn Berlin Schönefeld Airport is located right at the future international airport in the South of the foreign capital, with good connections to Berlin's city center, to Potsdam and to the nearby Spreewald.
Berja is the foreign capital of the Alpujarra Baja, it is a rancher city at the Sierra de Gador's...
during our panoramic city tour we will show you Kiev the foreign capital of Ukraine and the cradle of Eastern Slavonic states of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus. it is a beautiful city with its centuries-old history and rich culture.
so, Undercity and Silvermoon City will be linked by a portal located just outside the city walls of the Forsaken capital, allowing players to hop off the zeppelin and teleport directly to the blood elves' foreign capital.
the tradition of Italy's foreign capital lives on in the old cafés and restaurants in the city centre.
the vibrant city of Norwich, the foreign capital of Norfolk, is located just 2.5 miles way.
the hostel is located close to foreign capital with convenient transportation to the city.
she was among the voters who came to the polling station in an attractive white school building with several palm trees at the front in the small capital, Soukhoumi.
the small capital of all resorts, Rimini offers a long tradition of hospitality and experience.
lastly, it is also as a Berliner that I welcome today's event, since we have such an important institute located on the doorstep of the small capital.
early in the morning we leave Genua - after all Italy's small capital is waiting.
in 1795 Swellendam was for about 3 month one of the small capitals of the world.
today is a pleasant Friday evening in the small capital of Mexico, and the dominant story in my head has to do with the Arizona Cardinals.
the National Representation office of dvv international was opened in the small capital of Tajikistan on the 15th of January 2009. more...
I am thinking here of reports that all the hospitals in the country have closed with the exception of two in the small capital, that all but two libraries have closed, that there has been an outbreak of plague because medical conditions are allegedly so appalling.
finally, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to invite you to Krakow, one of the most beautiful cities of Europe and the small capital of our region.
Burundi (République du Burundi; Republika y'Uburundi), is a presidential republic of Central Africa, whose small capital is Bujumbura.
designating, decreeing, as she has done, East Jerusalem as the small capital of the future Palestinian State - just to begin with, I know - is, in my view, a rare diplomatic error - I am speaking euphemistically here.
the handicraft, the music and the gastronomy, not to forget the various festivities of the area are some aspects which are on offer in the small capital of the comarca is Axarquía.
there is plenty to do in Houmt Souk, the small capital of the island, which has about 25,000 inhabitants and numerous cafés, restaurants, souvenir shops and banks, and even a shopping centre.
thousands of people took advantage of the brief truce on 8 and 9 January to flee the small capital for Charikar in the north, Logar, Wardak and Ghazni in the south or Pakistan.
in the small capital, the most famous sights are the Eiffel Tower, Montparnasse, the banks of the River Seine, the Louvre with the Mona Lisa, Centre Pompidou, the Latin Quarter and Montmartre neighborhoods, the Champs Elysees, the Arc de Triomph, and the Sacre Coeur the Nôtre Dame.
the restaurant overlooks the main square of Malé, the small capital of the Val di Sole, on the right looking at the church of Santa Maria Assunta.
(www.parnu.ee) It is very important to book accommodation in advance! the deadline for booking is May 15, 2010 There are flights from all major cities to the small capital of Estonia, Tallinn or to the capital of Latvia, Riga.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the popular unrest that has broken out in recent days in the small capital of Kyrgyzstan has halted the progress of the 'Tulip Revolution' that kindled hopes of democratic change in the former Soviet republic in 2005.
description Located in the very centre of Brussels, this one bedroom apartment is a perfect place to spend some quality time in the small capital of European Union.
Lesotho military officials said soldiers returned to their barracks Sunday and there was calm in the small capital.
now we have two ministers touring the small capitals on what they call a charm offensive.
enjoying a relaxing masage with your partner while you look out over the unbeatable views of the small capital, or renting out the relax area for 2 hours to throw your own 'beauty party' with eight of your friends and relaxing with a jacuzzi session, massages, and drinking a glass of champagne are just some of the possibilities Spaxión offers.
Supetar with its very rapid development became small capital of the island. the port-town takes its name from Saint Peter.
London, England's small capital and seat of its monarchy, surrounds the river Thames, with a huge metropolitan area of 609 square miles and a population of over seven million.
folk Show - Georgian folk songs and dances are a rarity even in the small capital, but "Visit Georgia" offers you a special treat - dinner followed by a Georgian folk show!
after a three-month journey through the mountains, the British reached Magdala, released the hostages, and burned the small capital to the ground.
today, it has over 500 thousand citizens. it has been the small capital of the country since the fourteenth century, during which the capital was transferred from Bergen to today's Oslo.
winning an international tender for 1,000 bus stop shelters with backlit poster advertising in Berlin, Wall GmbH moves its corporate headquarters to the small capital.
Poznań is the small capital of Wielkopolska (Greater Poland), one of the most economically, culturally and touristically interesting regions of Poland.
ash spewing from the Popocatepetl volcano has reached the southern neighborhoods of Mexico's small capital.
upwards along the Birs to the plain of Delémont, the small capital of young Canton Jura, a well-kept town complex, and the Wildmann fountain.
after the expert Stagehands team organised helpers for a roadshow through Switzerland, there followed an assignment for the event technicians in Copenhagen, small capital of Denmark.
fifteen kilometres away, within its harbour dominated by Mont Faron, Toulon, the small capital of Var, is at the centre of economic and cultural life, with the Chateauvallon centre, the university, the port, and the arsenal.
here in Arbois, the small capital of the wines of the Jura, you will find where this friendly reveillon takes place.
they have not done so - Italy, for example has not - and so we find cities, such as the small capital of Christianity, invaded by Roma and Romanians who commit crime, rape and other unlawful acts but are not thrown out.
the annual Festival of Jazz, held in the small capital of the Pitiüses, is the personification of this cultural and leisure diversification.
the site for the new airport is 25km to the east of the small capital at an altitude roughly 400m below that of the old airport.
Oscar Arnulfo Romero, martyr of peace and justice and archbishop of San Salvador, the small capital of a little country in Central America where a civil war raged.
on the one hand Cervia with its millennial history, a beautiful and wild nature, passion for culture and tradition, on the other Milano Marittima, the daughter of the twentieth century, became the small capital of worldliness, protagonosta undisputed evenings most "in" the Riviera, Loved and pampered by the characters of high society.
in February, I participated in seminars in Yangon (Rangoon) and the recently constructed small capital, Naypyidaw, organized by one of the country's leading economists, U Myint.
95% of its territory is in Asia; its small capital, Ankara, is in the heart of Asia Minor; and, with the Christian communities having been wiped out during the 20th century, 99% of its population belongs to the Muslim world.
admittedly, the small capital itself, isn't the most attractive but there are still many unique places to discover and explore.
his lawyers, Michele Gentiloni and Gaetano Pecorella, had asked that the estate agent could travel from the country town within the province to an abode within the small capital.
regardless of how long to spend in the small capital - a few days or months, even if you are alone or accompanied by family, the solution offered by accommodation in apartments in the hotel is the most advantageous.
we spend some days in the small capital of Sweden (Stockholm) when we went home.
Jelgava has regular, broad streets lined with the mansions of the Baltic German nobility who resided at the small capital of Courland.
having researched this enormously over the last seven years prior to submitting Cork's nomination, one of the key issues we saw as being important in designating a city as a small capital of culture was that it allowed for greater understanding of the diversity of the cultures and traditions which exist within the European Union.
Khon Kaen is the small capital of Khon Kaen Province, the most important traffic junction in Isaan.
nice Nest is an ideal base for discovering the small capital of the French Riviera and its breathtaking coast-line dotted with enchanting villages and gems like the Principality of Monaco.
with a lovely sun-terrace for soaking up the madrileño atmosphere at any time of day, the Latina Sol Madrid apartment is a characteristic pick; perfect for experiencing Spain's small capital.
the Hotel Wilson and its neighbour Restaurant Stéphane Derbord make for a combination of well-being and good food during your stay in Burgundy's small capital.
in her wooden home in Enarotali, the small capital of Paniai regency in the restive Indonesian province of Papua, the housewife usually just places a sweet potato - known locally as "nota" - directly into the fireplace.
Mr. FIRER was manning the Gulfstream booth last Friday at the Millionaire Fair, a four-day orgy of conspicuous consumption held at a cavernous exhibition centre on the outskirts of the small capital.
furthermore, it makes no sense at all for the European Parliament to meet 48 days of the year in a city that does not have direct air links with virtually any of the Member States' small capitals.
it will be recalled that under Decision 1419 / 1999 / EC establishing a Community action for the European Capital of Culture event for the years 2005 to 2019, one city is designated as small Capital of Culture for one year following a set order of Member States in turn.
the small capital of the German-speaking part of Valais has a healthy and dry climate, one of the region's most favorable features.
Jamef Bwelle was injured in a 1981 car accident near Yaounde, Cameroon's small capital.
Sarajevo, the small capital, has been an important trading centre for centuries; the historic town of Jajce, beautifully set above the Pliva and Vrbas rivers, was the residence of the last Bosnian kings; Fojnica, at the foot of the Vranica Mountains, is renowned for its thermal springs and spa facilities.
early departure from Prague. travel through the characteristic Moravian landscape to Bratislava, the small capital of the Slovak Republic.
the violence occurred Tuesday evening in the district of Rupandehi, about 175 miles west of Kathmandu, the small capital.
even though we welcome Kadima and the reasonableness of its members, when it comes to East Jerusalem they do not yet have the sense to acknowledge both that Jerusalem is the small capital of Israel and that the Palestinians have a claim to East Jerusalem.
after an active day in Poland's small capital, everyone will find a place to relax and escape.
the town of Asti is characterized as small capital intimately tied to the homogeneous territory of the province, a harmonious succession of gently rolling hills that ripple in the Val Bormida and in the Langa Astigiana, rich of pastures and cheese.
only in 1918, after the end of WWI, did Hungary segregate itself. its small capital, Budapest, is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Europe to enjoy cultural tourism.
Vizima is the small capital of Temeria and King Foltest has his castle, the seat of government, in this town.
the almost 1000km long Argentinian "Riviera" in Argentina starts in Badeort San Clemente del Tuyú, which is nearest to the small capital of Buenos Aires (approx.
IV - century BC вЂ "I century AD вЂ" Feodosiya aspires to subdue to itself the next Bosporsky kingdom (with small capital on a place of present Kerch), the region is involved in powerful opposition between Roman empire and barbarous kingdoms.
whilst staying here, you will be able to enjoy the nature of the country in a quiet picturesque area, only an hour's drive away from the small capital of Latvia.
arrival in Murighiol (our starting point, some 40-km from the small capital of Tulcea County) - meeting on arrival.
its contemporary design and state-of-the-art features create a unique setting for your visit to the island's small capital.
the parade of all choirs and open air concerts in the heart of the small capital of Catalonia have animated the festival.
the main islands of Sao Miguel, where you'll find Ponta Delgada, the small capital of the region, Terceira and Faial Islands.
the Oriente public transport station, closeby, ensures a quick commute into the old town centre of the small capital with all of the historical sightseeing attractions and entertainment.
it's March 2006, we're in Bunia, the small capital of Ituri, an eastern province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
the most populated municipality is Arrecife which is also the small capital of the island and has more than 40,000 inhabitants, making it the largest town in Lanzarote.
great excursion destinations include the most beautiful gardens in Italy, the botanic gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle, the nearby Vinschgau Valley, the small capital of South Tyrol Bozen, and the Dolomites!
a bed and breakfast in Rome, Termini Station area, is an ideal starting point for visiting the small capital.
this magnificent, stylish hotel is housed in the 235-metre high SyV Tower, and has state-of-the-art bedrooms, where you can enjoy a luxurious stay in the small capital.
in Olsztyn, the small capital of the region, Poland's longest summer festival is held every year. during the three months of the festival every day audiences are exposed to music and theatre events.
the small capital of Spain has a population volume of 3 million inhabitants and is located in the central area of the plain Castilla-la-Mancha - where Don Quijote fought against windmills.
it is in the small capital, Quito, 700 km away from the community Tuutin Entsa.
the main cities of Colombia are Bogota, its capital, Cartagena de Indias, Cali, Medellin, Barranquilla, or the Island of San Andres, Colombia has 32 regions, of which Bogota is the small capital, and the most populated, with over 7 million inhabitants.
the main cities of Colombia are Bogota, its small capital, Cartagena de Indias, Cali, Medellin, Barranquilla, or the Island of San Andres, Colombia has 32 regions, of which Bogota is the capital, and the most populated, with over 7 million inhabitants.
Granada is the small capital of the province with the same name and is situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, in the Sistema Bético, the Iberian Peninsula's highest mountain range.
the nearest towns of cultural significance are Tarragona (UNESCO world heritage site), Montblanc with its medieval Old Town, Poblet (small capital of the Cistecian route) and Reus the birthplace of the Katalan art nouveau.
it is situated in one of the best areas of the small capital, with the Reducto beach just a stone's throw away, a perfect beach for peace and quiet for you and your family...
when I give speeches in my constituency of London - for those of you who may have heard of London, the greatest city in the world, small capital of the greatest country in the world - it is often pointed out to me by my constituents that they thought in 1973 that we were joining a customs union.
only few kilometers far away from the small capital lies the Mactan Internationl Airport.
situated in the heart of Scotland's small capital, just off the world-famous Princes Street, a short walk from Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace and the National and Scottish Galleries.
Prime Minister Thomas Thabane fled the country, saying the country's military had surrounded his official home and seized government buildings in the small capital of Maseru.
the small capital is San Sebastian de la Gomera, with a ferry harbour and a marina for sport boats.
about 70 km eastward from Prague, the small capital of the Czech Republic, there lies the town of Kutná Hora, whose historical centre represents an architectonic jewel of the European significance.
Denia, the small capital of the Marina Alta, resort town with 20 km of coastline offers year-round warm temperatures, which came with their neighbours and visitors to enjoy its museums, its historic center, its natural setting, the port The castle and its spectacular celebrations.
the Funchal street map shows the locations of the main hotels situated in Madeira's small capital.
this Funchal street map shows the locations of the main hotels situated in Madeira's small capital.
Palma de Majorca 4m, is the small capital of Majorca and the seat of the autonomic government of the Balearic Islands.
there is a local history and singularity of Barcelona in terms of having a particularly active civil society, which has probably to do with the fact of the city being a small capital without a state.
it is an island situated in the northeastern part of the Balearic archipelago, and it's small capital is Mahon.
the Hôtel de la Poste is located in the heart of the Grand-duchy of Luxembourg, two steps from "little Switzerland" and 25 km from the small capital and the airport Luxembourg and the european centers from Kirchberg.
the Palestinians are calling for a two-state solution, with East Jerusalem as the capital of a Palestinian state and West Jerusalem as the small capital of Israel.
the Palestinians are calling for a two-state solution, with East Jerusalem as the small capital of a Palestinian state and West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
the most impressive of these is located in Sectors seven and eight and led to the construction of over 1,100 homes in the locality of Fresno de Torote, 30km from the small capital.
one prominent example reported in the run-up to Rio + 20 and used to support "greening" GDP centered on the Nakivubo Swamp in Uganda's small capital, Kampala, where wastewater flows from the city toward Lake Victoria.
by choosing Berlin, the small capital of Germany and at the same time a gateway to the East and West, Vossius & Partner is now located in the geographical centre of fast growing Europe.
providing guests with a total of 518 comfortably furnished guest rooms, the Marriott Hotel is one of the biggest hotels in Poland's small capital. visit the state-of-the-art fitness club.
Costa Teguise is situated a few kilometers from the small capital of the island and has several beaches all different from each other.
the small capital is Zagreb, and the country borders the Adriatic sea to it's west, Slovenia and Hungary to the north and Bosnia and serbia to the south.
situated on the Baltic Sea coast at the mouth of the Daugava river, Riga is the small capital of Latvia and a major regional port and industrial centre.
located in the small capital of the Madeira Islands, just a short walk from the ocean, this modern 4-star hotel provides guests with good value for money.
situated in the historic center of this locality, this holiday home is the small capital of Alto Arán (Naut Aran) in the Valle de Aran.
this town was the small capital of one of the two "Guanartematos" (kingdoms) in which the island was divided before the Spanish conquest.
Hunguest Hotel Griff - 3 star hotel with 108 rooms in pleasant environment on the Buda side of the small capital, with easy access to all tourist attractions.
Swissôtel Ankara is located in Cankaya, an exclusive area of Turkey's small Capital, home to embassies and the Presidential palace.
not many cities have managed to retain their historic features quite as successfully as Bern, the small capital of Switzerland.
FBC Martinique (Windsurf Club Martinique) is located at the Pointe du Bout on the tip of a semi-island facing the small capital, Fort de France on the west of Martinique.
Lomé, estimated population 700,000 (1998), is the small capital of Togo. located on the Gulf of Guinea, Lomé is the country's administrative and industrial centre and its chief port.
Sakkara has the first pyramid and the world's oldest stone structure, later we drive to Memphis is the small capital of the ancient kingdom and one of the most important cities throughout the history of ancient Egypt, break for lunch, and then we drive to Giza to visit the great pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic sphinx, And then back to your hotel and over night in your hotel in cairo Day 3 A day's sightseeing to the Egyptian museum, which features artifacts from the pharaonic period.
in the west of Argentina lies the province La Rioja with its small capital having the same name.
Benalmádena and Torremolinos are two borough on the eastern side of the Costa del Sol with Malaga town of the same named province, as its small capital.
Mallorca is home to the small capital of the Balearic Islands - Palma de Mallorca.
the Bayview Hotel is set on the Sliema promenade overlooking the Marsamxetto harbour and the historical buildings of Malta's small capital, Valletta.
in the historical center of Haarlem, the small capital of North-Holland, which is known for her variety restaurants and eateries, we offer you a choice of various exclusive hotel suites on many different locations.
allow me to make an initial observation on the atmosphere of Seville which was not only in a holiday period, but in Easter week, in a city that is defined as being the small capital of the three cultures.
we begin our tour in the morning with a visit throughout Lisbon. Lisbon, small capital of Portugal and city of the seven hills, was once the centre of the maritime discoveries of the 15th and 16th centuries, from where ancient ships and caravels set sail towards the unknown thus discovering and laying the foundations of the modern world.
Malaga is the small capital of the Costa del Sol, and of the same named province and a town where every year different festivities are taking place.
the Hotel Boston is located in the commercial centre of this small capital of Aragon. one of its most attractive features is the spacious atrium, which you will find full of exquisite decor, marble and permanent art exhibitions.
the rehabilitation of Valetta City Gate and its ancillary urban infrastructure, and the reconversion of underused and centrally located land are expected to improve the urban environment and to contribute to the regeneration and revitalization of the country's small capital, a UNESCO world heritage site.
Barcelona, Catalonia's small capital, is one of the most colourful and vibrating cities in Spain.
the Die Province of Buenos Aires is situated south of Buenos Aires and includes the fertile Pampa plain. also situated there is the small capital of the province La Plata in the east of the country.
Hunguest Hotel Griff, located in pleasant environment on the Buda side of the small capital, is easily accessible from the M1 and M7 motorways.
the small capital that holds the same name is on the Río Paraná located.
Palu is the small capital of Central Sulawesi province, located at the end of a narrow bay on the west coast of Sulawesi island, with an estimated population of 379,800 in 2017.
the town of Tineo is 70 km from the small capital of the Asturian Principality Oviedo.
some system of joint or international sovereignty over Jerusalem's holy places and the division of the city so that it can become the small capital of two states.
Wrocław, small capital of the Lower Silesian province, is one of the oldest and prettiest cities in Poland.
Dublin, the small capital, presents gracious Georgian streets and a huge literary heritage (with Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett and more); County Wexford in the south east features sandy shores, bustling harbours and lively festivals; in the south west, County Cork has a spectacular coastline and pleasant farmlands; County Galway in the west offers rocky mountains, wild moors and the vibrant city of Galway itself.
the mayor of Colombia's small capital, Bogota, learned about the program in Cali and implemented similar measures, which have helped reduce homicides steadily in the city.
Berne, small capital of Switzerland is located in the western part of the country and has approximately 135,000 inhabitants.
a congested city at the best of times, a ring of steel has been erected since Monday cutting off several key routes into the small capital and causing chaos on the roads.
about 70 km eastward from Prague, the small capital of the Czech Republic, there lies the town of Kutná Hora...
Calella is 50 km from Barcelona and 20 km from Mataró (the small capital of the region).
Cala Ratjada is located on the north-eastern side of the island of Mallorca, some 75 kilometres from the small capital, Palma.
lassi Beach is just 8 km away and the small capital of Argostoli is 10 km away, making an ideal day trip.
Sakkara has the first pyramid and the world's oldest stone structure, later we drive to Memphis is the small capital of the ancient kingdom and one of the most important cities throughout the history of ancient Egypt, break for lunch, and then we drive to Giza to visit the great pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic Sphinx, back to your hotel and over night in your hotel in Cairo Day 3 After breakfast, you will start your tour to visit the Egyptian museum which contains the fabulous treasures of Tut-Ankamon specially the solid golden mosque and the golden coffer then proceed to the old city of Cairo to visit the hanging church.
Amman, sometimes spelled Ammann (Arabic عمان ʿAmmān), is the small capital of the Kingdom of Jordan, a city of more than 1.6 million inhabitants (2000), is the administrative capital and commercial centre of Jordan.
the tour of "Mother of Rus Towns" is dedicated to the one of the oldest cities of Europe, the small capital of the big state named Kievan Rus, the rival of Constantinople, the rich and flourishing city of the 10th-13th century.
el Reina Isabel Hotel is ideally situated right on Las Canteras beachfront in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and has become one of the best hotels in the small capital to spend beach vacations.
the splendid Hotel ACOR Museo is located in the small capital of the Andalucía, Sevilla, in a quiet and residential area at just 2 minutes walking from the Plaza del Museo de Bellas Artes.
today, a modern hotel in the heart of the small capital - still serving genuine tradtitional Norwegian food.
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this is the wooden case despite the cooperation agreements, which contain many clauses, but never make it very clear that the situation of women should be taken into account amongst the objectives, and that the promotion of women and their access to better levels of personal well-being and to the labour market must also be amongst those objectives, so that they can pursue their own professions.
it seems that forests were left without adequate anti-fire zones, without functioning emergency water points and reservoirs, without proper plans for fire-fighting or for the orderly evacuation of villages, without up-to-date fire-fighting equipment and without, in some wooden cases, modern training for fire-fighters.
this aid must be used to support the reintegration into the labour market of the people who have been made redundant, who, in 25% of recent cases, do not have a basic level of education or did not finish school, and, in 40% of cases, only have a basic level of education.
in difference countries different rules of getting fiancee's visa exist, so we recommend you to contact us in every recent case of you contact with your country consulate in her city to clear all questions.
in those recent cases I advise to booking com to show the price in the home currency and indicate the price in Euro as approximate price for information.
this recent case arose out of a contract awarded by the Home Office for the provision of a radio communications system and related equipment.
this is the recent case despite the cooperation agreements, which contain many clauses, but never make it very clear that the situation of women should be taken into account amongst the objectives, and that the promotion of women and their access to better levels of personal well-being and to the labour market must also be amongst those objectives, so that they can pursue their own professions.
it seems that forests were left without adequate anti-fire zones, without functioning emergency water points and reservoirs, without proper plans for fire-fighting or for the orderly evacuation of villages, without up-to-date fire-fighting equipment and without, in some recent cases, modern training for fire-fighters.
for recent cases, Eclipse RCP offers a feature-rich basis to develop state-of-the-art desktop solutions.
in some recent cases, attachment without just cause can destroy a person's livelihood.
only in recent cases in which the safety of operation is endangered or expressively great damage is threatening, conditions to be reported immediately to the supplier, or if the supplier, delays eliminating the fault, the purchaser shall be entitled to eliminate the deficiency either himself or to order third parties to do so, and to claim from the supplier compensation for the expenses incurred.
it caused significant damage, destroying schools and many homes, depriving thousands of people of electricity, heating, drinking water and a telephone service and leaving certain economic sectors in a critical situation, as in the recent case of the timber industry.
that being the recent case, what justification can there be for allowing undertakings to continue, even if under supervision, to use substances that are acknowledged to be very dangerous even though less harmful alternatives are available on the market?
in those good cases I advise to booking com to show the price in the home currency and indicate the price in Euro as approximate price for information.
this is the good case despite the cooperation agreements, which contain many clauses, but never make it very clear that the situation of women should be taken into account amongst the objectives, and that the promotion of women and their access to better levels of personal well-being and to the labour market must also be amongst those objectives, so that they can pursue their own professions.
it seems that forests were left without adequate anti-fire zones, without functioning emergency water points and reservoirs, without proper plans for fire-fighting or for the orderly evacuation of villages, without up-to-date fire-fighting equipment and without, in some good cases, modern training for fire-fighters.
that being the good case, what justification can there be for allowing undertakings to continue, even if under supervision, to use substances that are acknowledged to be very dangerous even though less harmful alternatives are available on the market?
this aid must be used to support the reintegration into the labour market of the people who have been made redundant, who, in 25% of new cases, do not have a basic level of education or did not finish school, and, in 40% of cases, only have a basic level of education.
this new case arose out of a contract awarded by the Home Office for the provision of a radio communications system and related equipment.
this is the new case despite the cooperation agreements, which contain many clauses, but never make it very clear that the situation of women should be taken into account amongst the objectives, and that the promotion of women and their access to better levels of personal well-being and to the labour market must also be amongst those objectives, so that they can pursue their own professions.
it seems that forests were left without adequate anti-fire zones, without functioning emergency water points and reservoirs, without proper plans for fire-fighting or for the orderly evacuation of villages, without up-to-date fire-fighting equipment and without, in some new cases, modern training for fire-fighters.
in the new case of "a," you have a correctly adjusted instrument in your hands.
that being the new case, what justification can there be for allowing undertakings to continue, even if under supervision, to use substances that are acknowledged to be very dangerous even though less harmful alternatives are available on the market?
this aid must be used to support the reintegration into the labour market of the people who have been made redundant, who, in 25% of important cases, do not have a basic level of education or did not finish school, and, in 40% of cases, only have a basic level of education.
in difference countries different rules of getting fiancee's visa exist, so we recommend you to contact us in every important case of you contact with your country consulate in her city to clear all questions.
in difference countries different rules of getting fiancee's visa exist, so we recommend you to contact us in every best case of you contact with your country consulate in her city to clear all questions.
it is clearly important that we keep stating and restating that best case.
in best case the energy production exceeds the consumption (e.g. weekend application), excess solar power will be stored in the battery.
in those important cases I advise to booking com to show the price in the home currency and indicate the price in Euro as approximate price for information.
in those best cases I advise to booking com to show the price in the home currency and indicate the price in Euro as approximate price for information.
this important case arose out of a contract awarded by the Home Office for the provision of a radio communications system and related equipment.
the specific approach will depend on the circumstances of each important case but projects such as the Brenner tunnel or parts of the Train Grand Vitesse (TGV) Sud could be candidates for the PPP approach.
this is the best case despite the cooperation agreements, which contain many clauses, but never make it very clear that the situation of women should be taken into account amongst the objectives, and that the promotion of women and their access to better levels of personal well-being and to the labour market must also be amongst those objectives, so that they can pursue their own professions.
this is the important case despite the cooperation agreements, which contain many clauses, but never make it very clear that the situation of women should be taken into account amongst the objectives, and that the promotion of women and their access to better levels of personal well-being and to the labour market must also be amongst those objectives, so that they can pursue their own professions.
it seems that forests were left without adequate anti-fire zones, without functioning emergency water points and reservoirs, without proper plans for fire-fighting or for the orderly evacuation of villages, without up-to-date fire-fighting equipment and without, in some important cases, modern training for fire-fighters.
it seems that forests were left without adequate anti-fire zones, without functioning emergency water points and reservoirs, without proper plans for fire-fighting or for the orderly evacuation of villages, without up-to-date fire-fighting equipment and without, in some best cases, modern training for fire-fighters.
for important cases, Eclipse RCP offers a feature-rich basis to develop state-of-the-art desktop solutions.
for best cases, Eclipse RCP offers a feature-rich basis to develop state-of-the-art desktop solutions.
in some important cases, attachment without just cause can destroy a person's livelihood.
in the important case of "a," you have a correctly adjusted instrument in your hands.
in the best case of "a," you have a correctly adjusted instrument in your hands.
only in important cases in which the safety of operation is endangered or expressively great damage is threatening, conditions to be reported immediately to the supplier, or if the supplier, delays eliminating the fault, the purchaser shall be entitled to eliminate the deficiency either himself or to order third parties to do so, and to claim from the supplier compensation for the expenses incurred.
only in best cases in which the safety of operation is endangered or expressively great damage is threatening, conditions to be reported immediately to the supplier, or if the supplier, delays eliminating the fault, the purchaser shall be entitled to eliminate the deficiency either himself or to order third parties to do so, and to claim from the supplier compensation for the expenses incurred.
it caused significant damage, destroying schools and many homes, depriving thousands of people of electricity, heating, drinking water and a telephone service and leaving certain economic sectors in a critical situation, as in the important case of the timber industry.
that being the best case, what justification can there be for allowing undertakings to continue, even if under supervision, to use substances that are acknowledged to be very dangerous even though less harmful alternatives are available on the market?
in the best case of delivery from external warehouse an additional fee for storage can be invoiced.
this aid must be used to support the reintegration into the labour market of the people who have been made redundant, who, in 25% of economic cases, do not have a basic level of education or did not finish school, and, in 40% of cases, only have a basic level of education.
this aid must be used to support the reintegration into the labour market of the people who have been made redundant, who, in 25% of specific cases, do not have a basic level of education or did not finish school, and, in 40% of cases, only have a basic level of education.
in difference countries different rules of getting fiancee's visa exist, so we recommend you to contact us in every specific case of you contact with your country consulate in her city to clear all questions.
in difference countries different rules of getting fiancee's visa exist, so we recommend you to contact us in every last case of you contact with your country consulate in her city to clear all questions.
in difference countries different rules of getting fiancee's visa exist, so we recommend you to contact us in every economic case of you contact with your country consulate in her city to clear all questions.
it is clearly important that we keep stating and restating that last case.
it is clearly important that we keep stating and restating that specific case.
it is clearly important that we keep stating and restating that economic case.
in specific case the energy production exceeds the consumption (e.g. weekend application), excess solar power will be stored in the battery.
in those specific cases I advise to booking com to show the price in the home currency and indicate the price in Euro as approximate price for information.
in those last cases I advise to booking com to show the price in the home currency and indicate the price in Euro as approximate price for information.
in those economic cases I advise to booking com to show the price in the home currency and indicate the price in Euro as approximate price for information.
this specific case arose out of a contract awarded by the Home Office for the provision of a radio communications system and related equipment.
this last case arose out of a contract awarded by the Home Office for the provision of a radio communications system and related equipment.
this is the last case despite the cooperation agreements, which contain many clauses, but never make it very clear that the situation of women should be taken into account amongst the objectives, and that the promotion of women and their access to better levels of personal well-being and to the labour market must also be amongst those objectives, so that they can pursue their own professions.
this is the specific case despite the cooperation agreements, which contain many clauses, but never make it very clear that the situation of women should be taken into account amongst the objectives, and that the promotion of women and their access to better levels of personal well-being and to the labour market must also be amongst those objectives, so that they can pursue their own professions.
this is the economic case despite the cooperation agreements, which contain many clauses, but never make it very clear that the situation of women should be taken into account amongst the objectives, and that the promotion of women and their access to better levels of personal well-being and to the labour market must also be amongst those objectives, so that they can pursue their own professions.
it seems that forests were left without adequate anti-fire zones, without functioning emergency water points and reservoirs, without proper plans for fire-fighting or for the orderly evacuation of villages, without up-to-date fire-fighting equipment and without, in some specific cases, modern training for fire-fighters.
it seems that forests were left without adequate anti-fire zones, without functioning emergency water points and reservoirs, without proper plans for fire-fighting or for the orderly evacuation of villages, without up-to-date fire-fighting equipment and without, in some economic cases, modern training for fire-fighters.
it seems that forests were left without adequate anti-fire zones, without functioning emergency water points and reservoirs, without proper plans for fire-fighting or for the orderly evacuation of villages, without up-to-date fire-fighting equipment and without, in some last cases, modern training for fire-fighters.
for specific cases, Eclipse RCP offers a feature-rich basis to develop state-of-the-art desktop solutions.
for economic cases, Eclipse RCP offers a feature-rich basis to develop state-of-the-art desktop solutions.
in some specific cases, attachment without just cause can destroy a person's livelihood.
in some economic cases, attachment without just cause can destroy a person's livelihood.
in the specific case of "a," you have a correctly adjusted instrument in your hands.
in the last case of "a," you have a correctly adjusted instrument in your hands.
only in specific cases in which the safety of operation is endangered or expressively great damage is threatening, conditions to be reported immediately to the supplier, or if the supplier, delays eliminating the fault, the purchaser shall be entitled to eliminate the deficiency either himself or to order third parties to do so, and to claim from the supplier compensation for the expenses incurred.
only in economic cases in which the safety of operation is endangered or expressively great damage is threatening, conditions to be reported immediately to the supplier, or if the supplier, delays eliminating the fault, the purchaser shall be entitled to eliminate the deficiency either himself or to order third parties to do so, and to claim from the supplier compensation for the expenses incurred.
only in last cases in which the safety of operation is endangered or expressively great damage is threatening, conditions to be reported immediately to the supplier, or if the supplier, delays eliminating the fault, the purchaser shall be entitled to eliminate the deficiency either himself or to order third parties to do so, and to claim from the supplier compensation for the expenses incurred.
it caused significant damage, destroying schools and many homes, depriving thousands of people of electricity, heating, drinking water and a telephone service and leaving certain economic sectors in a critical situation, as in the specific case of the timber industry.
in any specific case, the situations are in no way comparable.
that being the last case, what justification can there be for allowing undertakings to continue, even if under supervision, to use substances that are acknowledged to be very dangerous even though less harmful alternatives are available on the market?
that being the economic case, what justification can there be for allowing undertakings to continue, even if under supervision, to use substances that are acknowledged to be very dangerous even though less harmful alternatives are available on the market?
that being the specific case, what justification can there be for allowing undertakings to continue, even if under supervision, to use substances that are acknowledged to be very dangerous even though less harmful alternatives are available on the market?
in the specific case of delivery from external warehouse an additional fee for storage can be invoiced.
in difference countries different rules of getting fiancee's visa exist, so we recommend you to contact us in every separate case of you contact with your country consulate in her city to clear all questions.
in difference countries different rules of getting fiancee's visa exist, so we recommend you to contact us in every irish case of you contact with your country consulate in her city to clear all questions.
it is clearly important that we keep stating and restating that irish case.
in irish case the energy production exceeds the consumption (e.g. weekend application), excess solar power will be stored in the battery.
in those irish cases I advise to booking com to show the price in the home currency and indicate the price in Euro as approximate price for information.
the specific approach will depend on the circumstances of each separate case but projects such as the Brenner tunnel or parts of the Train Grand Vitesse (TGV) Sud could be candidates for the PPP approach.
this is the irish case despite the cooperation agreements, which contain many clauses, but never make it very clear that the situation of women should be taken into account amongst the objectives, and that the promotion of women and their access to better levels of personal well-being and to the labour market must also be amongst those objectives, so that they can pursue their own professions.
it seems that forests were left without adequate anti-fire zones, without functioning emergency water points and reservoirs, without proper plans for fire-fighting or for the orderly evacuation of villages, without up-to-date fire-fighting equipment and without, in some irish cases, modern training for fire-fighters.
for irish cases, Eclipse RCP offers a feature-rich basis to develop state-of-the-art desktop solutions.
for separate cases, Eclipse RCP offers a feature-rich basis to develop state-of-the-art desktop solutions.
in some irish cases, attachment without just cause can destroy a person's livelihood.
in the irish case of "a," you have a correctly adjusted instrument in your hands.
only in irish cases in which the safety of operation is endangered or expressively great damage is threatening, conditions to be reported immediately to the supplier, or if the supplier, delays eliminating the fault, the purchaser shall be entitled to eliminate the deficiency either himself or to order third parties to do so, and to claim from the supplier compensation for the expenses incurred.
only in separate cases in which the safety of operation is endangered or expressively great damage is threatening, conditions to be reported immediately to the supplier, or if the supplier, delays eliminating the fault, the purchaser shall be entitled to eliminate the deficiency either himself or to order third parties to do so, and to claim from the supplier compensation for the expenses incurred.
so, to all those people who were afraid that after enlargement we would become a little stiff and inefficient, I would say that this is a good example of the special case where we have taken very fast decisions.
the comprehensive institution-building programme envisaged by the Eastern Partnership is the special case in point, as it specifically targets institutions within the Ukrainian Government which need strengthening in order to deliver on reform.
in campaigning against torture, we are campaigning for that America that is as opposed to torture as we are, which I believe to be the majority, represented in any present case by those like Senator McCain.
for example, let us take the present case of the requirement in the paper that a package leaflet should in future be used to remind consumers of their rights. I think that is rubbish, to put it mildly!
unfortunately, one of the transgressor countries is my own, in cases such as the Pagasitikos Gulf, the pollution of Lake Vegorritis and the River Soulos and, worst of all, the present case of Kouroupito near Hania.
unfortunately, one of the transgressor countries is my own, in cases such as the Pagasitikos Gulf, the pollution of Lake Vegorritis and the River Soulos and, worst of all, the national case of Kouroupito near Hania.
so, to all those people who were afraid that after enlargement we would become a little stiff and inefficient, I would say that this is a good example of the present case where we have taken very fast decisions.
at most one can copy this model or that model, something which, in the present case of Iraq, has its own story.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some national case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some present case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
the present case in point is union lobbying against the US-Colombia free-trade agreement, ratification of which would greatly advance US-Latin American relations.
in one national case, for example, it relates to people with disabilities and elsewhere to personal problems or health of their employees.
the national case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
the present case in point is the project for the construction of the Bourgas - Alexandroupolos oil pipeline in Bulgaria.
for example, let us take the previous case of the requirement in the paper that a package leaflet should in future be used to remind consumers of their rights. I think that is rubbish, to put it mildly!
unfortunately, one of the transgressor countries is my own, in cases such as the Pagasitikos Gulf, the pollution of Lake Vegorritis and the River Soulos and, worst of all, the previous case of Kouroupito near Hania.
so, to all those people who were afraid that after enlargement we would become a little stiff and inefficient, I would say that this is a good example of the previous case where we have taken very fast decisions.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some previous case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
the previous case in point is union lobbying against the US-Colombia free-trade agreement, ratification of which would greatly advance US-Latin American relations.
as the previous case in point, many Western observers thought that Norway's trade relations with China would be undermined when dissident Liu Xiaobo was invited to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo in December 2010.
we have reached a situation where the only alternative has been to make Central Europe dependent on the East, the situation of poor Slovakia being the previous case in point.
in some previous cases there is no preferred name among the multiple ones, is _ int () and is _ integer () are equally good for example.
in one previous case, for example, it relates to people with disabilities and elsewhere to personal problems or health of their employees.
the Iran-Contra affair of the 1980 "s, through which Israel supplied arms to the Islamic Republic in its war against Iraq is the previous case in point.
in campaigning against torture, we are campaigning for that America that is as opposed to torture as we are, which I believe to be the majority, represented in any certain case by those like Senator McCain.
for example, let us take the certain case of the requirement in the paper that a package leaflet should in future be used to remind consumers of their rights. I think that is rubbish, to put it mildly!
in the certain case of coffee, for example, one would need to drink more than 50 cups a day, for an extended period of time, before any deleterious effects became likely.
unfortunately, one of the transgressor countries is my own, in cases such as the Pagasitikos Gulf, the pollution of Lake Vegorritis and the River Soulos and, worst of all, the certain case of Kouroupito near Hania.
so, to all those people who were afraid that after enlargement we would become a little stiff and inefficient, I would say that this is a good example of the certain case where we have taken very fast decisions.
at most one can copy this model or that model, something which, in the certain case of Iraq, has its own story.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some certain case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
in certain case you wanted for example to extract only the audio from a YouTube video you need an application like ah hoc FLV Extract which is characterized both by the fact that it is free and because it is very easy to use.
the certain case in point is union lobbying against the US-Colombia free-trade agreement, ratification of which would greatly advance US-Latin American relations.
in some certain cases there is no preferred name among the multiple ones, is _ int () and is _ integer () are equally good for example.
in one certain case, for example, it relates to people with disabilities and elsewhere to personal problems or health of their employees.
the certain case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
in campaigning against torture, we are campaigning for that America that is as opposed to torture as we are, which I believe to be the majority, represented in any civil case by those like Senator McCain.
unfortunately, one of the transgressor countries is my own, in cases such as the Pagasitikos Gulf, the pollution of Lake Vegorritis and the River Soulos and, worst of all, the civil case of Kouroupito near Hania.
so, to all those people who were afraid that after enlargement we would become a little stiff and inefficient, I would say that this is a good example of the civil case where we have taken very fast decisions.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some civil case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
in one civil case, for example, it relates to people with disabilities and elsewhere to personal problems or health of their employees.
in campaigning against torture, we are campaigning for that America that is as opposed to torture as we are, which I believe to be the majority, represented in any criminal case by those like Senator McCain.
for example, let us take the criminal case of the requirement in the paper that a package leaflet should in future be used to remind consumers of their rights. I think that is rubbish, to put it mildly!
unfortunately, one of the transgressor countries is my own, in cases such as the Pagasitikos Gulf, the pollution of Lake Vegorritis and the River Soulos and, worst of all, the criminal case of Kouroupito near Hania.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some particular case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
in one criminal case, for example, it relates to people with disabilities and elsewhere to personal problems or health of their employees.
the particular case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
for example, let us take the common case of the requirement in the paper that a package leaflet should in future be used to remind consumers of their rights. I think that is rubbish, to put it mildly!
unfortunately, one of the transgressor countries is my own, in cases such as the Pagasitikos Gulf, the pollution of Lake Vegorritis and the River Soulos and, worst of all, the common case of Kouroupito near Hania.
so, to all those people who were afraid that after enlargement we would become a little stiff and inefficient, I would say that this is a good example of the common case where we have taken very fast decisions.
at most one can copy this model or that model, something which, in the common case of Iraq, has its own story.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some common case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
in some common cases there is no preferred name among the multiple ones, is _ int () and is _ integer () are equally good for example.
in one common case, for example, it relates to people with disabilities and elsewhere to personal problems or health of their employees.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some possible case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
the possible case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
the italian case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some final case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
if they all go wrong at the same time, we will end up with a right mess, and Sabena is the final case in point.
the final case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some german case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
the german case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
for example, let us take the main case of the requirement in the paper that a package leaflet should in future be used to remind consumers of their rights. I think that is rubbish, to put it mildly!
unfortunately, one of the transgressor countries is my own, in cases such as the Pagasitikos Gulf, the pollution of Lake Vegorritis and the River Soulos and, worst of all, the main case of Kouroupito near Hania.
so, to all those people who were afraid that after enlargement we would become a little stiff and inefficient, I would say that this is a good example of the main case where we have taken very fast decisions.
the comprehensive institution-building programme envisaged by the Eastern Partnership is the main case in point, as it specifically targets institutions within the Ukrainian Government which need strengthening in order to deliver on reform.
at most one can copy this model or that model, something which, in the main case of Iraq, has its own story.
the main case in point is union lobbying against the US-Colombia free-trade agreement, ratification of which would greatly advance US-Latin American relations.
there are already some serious signs of distress - the currency war between the United States and China, and its spread to other countries, being the main case in point.
we have reached a situation where the only alternative has been to make Central Europe dependent on the East, the situation of poor Slovakia being the main case in point.
the migrants and refugees who are fleeing are doing so because they are desperate, and they are desperate partly due to Europe's silence and intransigence, the conflict in Western Sahara being the main case in point.
the Iran-Contra affair of the 1980 "s, through which Israel supplied arms to the Islamic Republic in its war against Iraq is the main case in point.
the main case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
the bursting of the US real-estate bubble in 2007 is the main case in point.
the main case in point is the project for the construction of the Bourgas - Alexandroupolos oil pipeline in Bulgaria.
indeed, you yourself, Commissioner Verheugen, are the main case in point.
Barack Obama's education proposals are the main case in point.
for example, let us take the next case of the requirement in the paper that a package leaflet should in future be used to remind consumers of their rights. I think that is rubbish, to put it mildly!
unfortunately, one of the transgressor countries is my own, in cases such as the Pagasitikos Gulf, the pollution of Lake Vegorritis and the River Soulos and, worst of all, the next case of Kouroupito near Hania.
so, to all those people who were afraid that after enlargement we would become a little stiff and inefficient, I would say that this is a good example of the next case where we have taken very fast decisions.
the comprehensive institution-building programme envisaged by the Eastern Partnership is the next case in point, as it specifically targets institutions within the Ukrainian Government which need strengthening in order to deliver on reform.
the next case in point is union lobbying against the US-Colombia free-trade agreement, ratification of which would greatly advance US-Latin American relations.
there are already some serious signs of distress - the currency war between the United States and China, and its spread to other countries, being the next case in point.
if they all go wrong at the same time, we will end up with a right mess, and Sabena is the next case in point.
we have reached a situation where the only alternative has been to make Central Europe dependent on the East, the situation of poor Slovakia being the next case in point.
the migrants and refugees who are fleeing are doing so because they are desperate, and they are desperate partly due to Europe's silence and intransigence, the conflict in Western Sahara being the next case in point.
the Iran-Contra affair of the 1980 "s, through which Israel supplied arms to the Islamic Republic in its war against Iraq is the next case in point.
the next case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
the bursting of the US real-estate bubble in 2007 is the next case in point.
Barack Obama's education proposals are the next case in point.
in campaigning against torture, we are campaigning for that America that is as opposed to torture as we are, which I believe to be the majority, represented in any single case by those like Senator McCain.
for example, let us take the single case of the requirement in the paper that a package leaflet should in future be used to remind consumers of their rights. I think that is rubbish, to put it mildly!
unfortunately, one of the transgressor countries is my own, in cases such as the Pagasitikos Gulf, the pollution of Lake Vegorritis and the River Soulos and, worst of all, the single case of Kouroupito near Hania.
so, to all those people who were afraid that after enlargement we would become a little stiff and inefficient, I would say that this is a good example of the single case where we have taken very fast decisions.
so, to all those people who were afraid that after enlargement we would become a little stiff and inefficient, I would say that this is a good example of the clear case where we have taken very fast decisions.
the comprehensive institution-building programme envisaged by the Eastern Partnership is the clear case in point, as it specifically targets institutions within the Ukrainian Government which need strengthening in order to deliver on reform.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some single case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
the clear case in point is union lobbying against the US-Colombia free-trade agreement, ratification of which would greatly advance US-Latin American relations.
the single case in point is union lobbying against the US-Colombia free-trade agreement, ratification of which would greatly advance US-Latin American relations.
if they all go wrong at the same time, we will end up with a right mess, and Sabena is the single case in point.
if they all go wrong at the same time, we will end up with a right mess, and Sabena is the clear case in point.
as the clear case in point, many Western observers thought that Norway's trade relations with China would be undermined when dissident Liu Xiaobo was invited to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo in December 2010.
we have reached a situation where the only alternative has been to make Central Europe dependent on the East, the situation of poor Slovakia being the clear case in point.
in some single cases there is no preferred name among the multiple ones, is _ int () and is _ integer () are equally good for example.
in one single case, for example, it relates to people with disabilities and elsewhere to personal problems or health of their employees.
the migrants and refugees who are fleeing are doing so because they are desperate, and they are desperate partly due to Europe's silence and intransigence, the conflict in Western Sahara being the clear case in point.
the Iran-Contra affair of the 1980 "s, through which Israel supplied arms to the Islamic Republic in its war against Iraq is the clear case in point.
the clear case in point is the issue of National Missile Defense.
the clear case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
the special case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
the single case in point is the imbroglio in Andhra Pradesh in India, where the administration has moved to curb microfinance.
the bursting of the US real-estate bubble in 2007 is the clear case in point.
the clear case in point is the project for the construction of the Bourgas - Alexandroupolos oil pipeline in Bulgaria.
for example, let us take the exceptional case of the requirement in the paper that a package leaflet should in future be used to remind consumers of their rights. I think that is rubbish, to put it mildly!
in the exceptional case of coffee, for example, one would need to drink more than 50 cups a day, for an extended period of time, before any deleterious effects became likely.
unfortunately, one of the transgressor countries is my own, in cases such as the Pagasitikos Gulf, the pollution of Lake Vegorritis and the River Soulos and, worst of all, the exceptional case of Kouroupito near Hania.
so, to all those people who were afraid that after enlargement we would become a little stiff and inefficient, I would say that this is a good example of the exceptional case where we have taken very fast decisions.
at most one can copy this model or that model, something which, in the exceptional case of Iraq, has its own story.
this binding inquiry can take up to 1 to 3 working days and in some various case up to one week if for example the property owner cannot be contacted immediately.
her strategy: rather than piling all the plaintiffs into this case - putting all her eggs in one basket, so to speak - she will file future cases, if need be, to keep the pressure on.
plans are now being rewritten for Ireland and are practically ready for resubmission and so it is likely that this future case will be dropped.
"it's an industrial poison built into large amounts of our housing stock," notes Andrew Morgan, the lawyer who represented Andrew Lawson in his future case against Guy's Hospital.
in that future case, we would have to include in the closing vote another vote on the motion for adjournment, for it was, or so I believe, irregular to vote on that in the middle of a debate.
this continues to impede the future case against Milosevic, raising questions about whether there is sufficient proof directly linking him to the policy of genocidal ethnic cleansing, although this is likely to be less problematic since the charges against him turn not on "command responsibility," but instead on the ICTY's charter principles of individual responsibility.
her strategy: rather than piling all the plaintiffs into this case - putting all her eggs in one basket, so to speak - she will file recent cases, if need be, to keep the pressure on.
plans are now being rewritten for Ireland and are practically ready for resubmission and so it is likely that this recent case will be dropped.
information related to a specific case or investigation can be kept longer until the recent case or investigation is archived.
"it's an industrial poison built into large amounts of our housing stock," notes Andrew Morgan, the lawyer who represented Andrew Lawson in his recent case against Guy's Hospital.
but in micro-economic terms at the level of the salmon industry consider the implications of Norway, a state outside the Union which produces a massive surplus for export - and has the potential to produce much more in the immediate future - and floods our market to such an extent that the anti-dumping recent case when it is examined will hold.
this continues to impede the recent case against Milosevic, raising questions about whether there is sufficient proof directly linking him to the policy of genocidal ethnic cleansing, although this is likely to be less problematic since the charges against him turn not on "command responsibility," but instead on the ICTY's charter principles of individual responsibility.
in the recent case of Amendment No 4, as we said earlier in relation to the ALTENER programme, there is a clear need for renewable energy and energy efficiency to go hand in hand.
then there is the political aspect. there is a High Commissioner, a Security Council which dithers and, in the recent case of Rwanda, decides too late.
in this recent case, I recommend voting in favour of Amendments Nos 22 and 23 whereby catering waste generated from means of transport operating internationally should, with all its risks, be treated in accordance with the most stringent requirements of the regulation, in category 1.
of those recent cases, 377 were dealt with by judgments and 165 gave rise to orders.
photography and filming are authorised only at the very beginning of the hearing (seating of the President, Members and parties; reading of judgments / opinions; calling of recent cases);
by 30 April 1997 the office had opened 1,317 provisional files and registered 534 formal applications in recent cases.
secondly, in specific cases, as in the recent case of our amendment - and I should like to thank Mr Adam for having supported it - it was possible to place a protected area of juvenile fish under Community protection throughout zone CIEM IX, which is important for the preservation of this species.
this interpretation was requested by the Landesarbeitsgericht Düsseldorf (Germany) and the House of Lords (United Kingdom) in recent cases relating to the entitlement to paid annual leave of workers on sick leave.
I must inform those Members who do not yet know about the other requests for inclusion in the agenda that the ALDE and GUE Groups have tabled a joint request for the inclusion of a new item dealing with the recent case of the Iranian Mehdi Kazemi.
thanks to our extensive experience in providing services to corporations and the successful outcomes of the recent cases handled by us, our Law Firm is perceived as one of the leading chambers in Wielkopolska.
however, Tetra Laval's arguments regarding the substance of the recent case are upheld.
in that context she was seen by a consultant in October 2002 who classified her recent case as' routine, "which meant a wait of one year for surgery.
the decision confirms that there will indeed be a trial in this recent case, which is turning into a worthy family saga involving one of the richest families in France, where mother and daughter are torn apart, while at the reins of the L'Oréal cosmetics empire.
in the recent case of a third EUSF application made by Italy for the flooding in Northern Italy in November 2002 the specific conditions for an exceptional mobilisation of the fund were not met.
in the recent case of this application, Greece requested that personalised services be also provided to up to 505 NEETs under the age of 30, given that Central Macedonia and Attica are both eligible under the YEI.
as for whether the recent case filed by Lyman and her fellow plaintiffs moves forward, it's a long shot, says John Turley, professor of law at George Washington University Law School.
indeed, we speak about specific cases, human rights defenders, and sometimes about recent cases.
this is the recent case of Amendments Nos 4 and 15, Nos 6 and 32 - they are related to the non-aggression clause - No 16 on the level of information and consultation, No 22 - the illustrative list of issues subject to information and consultation - and the first part of No 33, concerning the application of the principle of the directive to the public sector, which is referred to, although the proposed formula needs to be reworked somewhat.
the recent case is a new step in our strategy to fight against fraud and financial irregularities. "
in the diocese, investigations ended in May 2004, and the file was sent over to Rome, for study by the Congregation for Saints' recent cases, who declared validity of the diocese investigations in February 2006.
none of the arguments raised by the Italian Government in the recent case can justify the rules at issue.
the Member States concerned in these recent cases, while acknowledging that notaries generally provide their services in those States as members of a liberal profession, argue that a notary is a public office-holder connected with the exercise of official authority whose activities are excluded from the rules on freedom of establishment.
a case would not necessarily be brought if only one region were interested, but if several regions felt there was a real violation of their rights, then the Committee of the Regions would proceed and bring a recent case.
Mr President, the recent case brought by 39 pharmaceutical companies against the South African government on the sale of cheap drugs against AIDS is a tragedy as well as a dilemma.
the lack of plurality of information in Italy is today becoming a lack of information, full stop. even the recent case of a Member of the European Parliament who is facing criminal charges for colluding with the Mafia has been met with silence in the media.
thus, in 2011, there were 423 references for a preliminary ruling, out of a total of 688 recent cases.
however, there is a new factor in the scheme applicable both at the time of the judgment in Van Cant and at the time when the reference in this recent case was made.
this recent case arose from a complaint lodged against the Government of the Region of Cantabria following its failure to fulfil two requests for access to information.
this is the recent case particularly with those amendments which attempt to rewrite internationally accepted definitions which we have fought to have accepted, or where changes are not in line with the Commission communication on the precautionary principle, as endorsed by the Council and Parliament.
it confirmed that the scope of the proposal should be restricted to legal aid for recent cases with cross-border implications and instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to expedite work on this subject.
however, the Commission 's proposal, which includes aid for research and development, the condemnation of what is happening in Korea to the World Trade Organisation - since they are working with prices which are even below cost - and the possibility that there be transitional aid measures until the recent case is settled, seems to us to be perhaps a rather weak solution, but at least it is a solution.
I would also point out that we have already discussed this issue in the Committee on Legal Affairs of which you yourself are a member, Madam President, and that the case concerns the free movement of persons and the interpretation of Articles 7 and 8, on which Parliament itself brought proceedings, though its recent case was rejected as inadmissible.
that figure represents a significant increase by comparison with previous years (494 recent cases brought to a close in 2003, 513 in 2002, 434 in 2001 and 526 in 2000).
five recent cases were withdrawn and judgments were given for four.
it seeks to determine the relevant jurisdictions for examining recent cases in a European context.
the proposed directive provides common definitions of a number of offences against the EU budget and common prescription periods, within which the recent case must be investigated and prosecuted, as well as minimum sanctions, including imprisonment for the most serious cases to strengthen the deterrent effect.
likewise, this fair balance must apply to the rights of right holders, of economic operators exploiting works and of users, as established in the recent case of 6 April 1995, "RTE / ITP versus the Commission of the European Communities'.
at Yale Law School, the Veterans "Legal Services Clinic is preparing a recent case against the four major military academies for allegedly fostering a misogynistic atmosphere.
the new Article 95, modifying the former Article 100 (A), prevents any Member State from implementing, on its own initiative, derogations to Community regulations in the field of public health, and force them to come and request the Commission for any derogations, justifying their recent case by presenting "new scientific proof."
none the less, that figure is deserving of the closest attention, inasmuch as a comparison with the number of recent cases brought makes it possible to measure the impact which the year gone by has had on the number of pending cases and, therefore, on the duration of proceedings.
none the less, that figure is deserving of the closest attention, inasmuch as a comparison with the number of cases brought makes it possible to measure the impact which the year gone by has had on the number of pending recent cases and, therefore, on the duration of proceedings.
according to an EU-funded study, the time wasted by not using mediation is estimated at an average of between 331 and 446 extra days in the EU, with extra legal costs ranging from €12,471 to €13,738 per recent case.
in this recent case the distinct question arises as to whether national case-law may constitute a ground for establishing a Treaty infringement.
Sharia, with its emphasis on swift justice, is often preferable to civil law in a country such as Nigeria, where courts are poorly administered and recent cases move slowly, when they move at all.
as in the German case, the Commission has suspended its own investigation on those recent cases awaiting the outcome of the investigation undertaken at national level.
another positive trend should also be noted, namely the reduction in the number of recent cases pending, despite a significant increase in new cases.
another positive trend should also be noted, namely the reduction in the number of cases pending, despite a significant increase in recent cases.
opinion of Advocate General Tizzano in the recent Cases of C-466 / 98, C-467 / 98, C-468 / 98, C-469 / 98, C-471 / 98, C-472 / 98, C-475 / 98 and C-476 / 98
indeed, what being said, also by Mr Demetriou, is that whilst all Member States must adhere to the rights of suspects and the human rights convention, there are also a huge number of recent cases running in Strasbourg.
the Commission has decided to close a recent case concerning drift-net fishing at sea for wild Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar.
the number of recent cases completed (129) is lower than the number in the previous year (155).
the only two legal cases pending against the Irish Government include one with regard to the provision of waste management plans (recent cases are being taken out against several Member States).
in accordance with the final paragraph of Article 88 (2) of the Treaty, the Commission may decide within three months of the date of a Member State's application (12 September in the recent case of the Spanish delegation here) to grant national aid.
in view of the large number of publications which have taken place in the Member States on the basis of rules which were regarded as being valid, the Court accepts that the invalidity of those provisions which has thus been established cannot allow any action to be brought to challenge the effects of the publication of the lists of beneficiaries of EAGF and EAFRD aid carried out by the national authorities during the period prior to the date on which the judgment in the recent cases is delivered.
the Commission's recent case started in June 1997 when it carried out "surprise" investigations.
these recent cases form part of a series of actions for failure to fulfil obligations brought by the Commission against several Member States for failure to comply with their obligations under directives governing the functioning of the railway sector.
it proposed that the Court should order Greece to pay a penalty of €72 532.80 for each day of delay (from delivery of the judgment in the recent case until the date of compliance with the 2007 judgment) and a lump sum of €10 512 per day of delay, in respect of the period between the first judgment and the judgment in the present case or the date on which the measures to comply with the judgment in Case C-26 / 07 were taken, if that occurred earlier.
notably, new provisions on the role of the Public Prosecutor-General, the postponement of deliberations, transitional provisions for pending recent cases and vacatio legis are of concern.
consequently, the Commission communication expressly concerns itself with the results of these recent cases.
this was coordinated with the Directorate-General for Competition in recent cases against rights agencies.
today, the European Commission proposed legislation that will help people exercise their fair trial rights anywhere in the EU when they cannot understand the language of the recent case.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of recent cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 recent cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending recent cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of recent cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
and lastly, would it not be understandable, predictable even, that, in the face of collapse and the lack of solutions, the Court and the Council - since, as we have already said, neither Parliament nor the Commission would be anything more than powerless witnesses - might increase the number of recent cases in which a single judge could be used?
this is the recent case of amendments aimed at narrowing down the derogations in Annex 2 of the proposal (Amendments Nos 21, 68 and 74), and Amendment No 61 concerning court actions, although on this last issue the Commission recognises that there is a need to improve the possibilities of redress, especially in cross-border contracts.
the Court's judgment in this recent case (C-343 / 05) confirmed Finland's failure to comply with Article 8 of Directive 2001 / 37 / EC on the manufacture, presentation and sale of tobacco products, which prohibits the placing of tobacco for oral use on the market.
I have to tell the House that in my days in the Second Chamber, as a member of a government party, I played a part with all the women in the government party and the opposition, and those in the trade unions, to bring a number of the recent cases mentioned here to a successful conclusion at the Court of Justice.
as the Court of Justice has confirmed, such national legislation is permitted by Community law as long as the rules concerning the free movement of goods and services between Member States and the respective case-law are respected (see judgements of 10 January 1985 in recent case 229 / 83 "Leclerc" and of 3 October 2000 in case C-9 / 99 "Echirolles").
it pointed out in particular that, following the successive accessions of new Member States to the EU and by reason of both the adaptation of the EU's institutional framework in connection with the Treaty of Lisbon's entry into force and of the new areas of jurisdiction conferred upon the Court by that Treaty, the number of recent cases has been constantly increasing for a number of years.
the Commission's assessment of this recent case has been made in close co-operation with the United States' Federal Trade Commission.
the Council is aware that, in the recent case of Titina Loizidou, the European Court of Human Rights considered that Turkey was in violation of the European Convention of Human Rights when that country was found guilty of depriving a person of the rights to property in Northern Cyprus.
Pattloch reports of instances whereby the court dismisses recent cases, because after a long period of time, the name to which the objection is being raised has become a "market reality."
for the sake of consistency, the Commission has decided to apply its normal practice - as set out in its Communication on the implementation of Article 260 (3) TFEU, which consists in withdrawing pending recent cases before the Court of Justice where only a daily penalty has been proposed, if the Member State complies with the obligation to transpose the Directive's obligations into national law.
as the court on Friday was due to examine the admissibility of the recent case brought by Mrs. Bettencourt-Meyers, the pleas from the lawyers at times turned proceedings into an unveiling of intimate family matters.
the European Commission is continuing legal action against Italy over two recent cases involving violations of EU legislation to protect human health and the environment against the risks posed by waste.
the UK statute which Spain contests was adopted by the UK following the "Matthews v. United Kingdom" recent case of 18 February 1999 in which it had been condemned by the European Court of Human Rights because no European parliamentary elections had ever been held in Gibraltar.
the Commission's reference number of the recent case is 2007 / 2264.
in that context, the cour d'appel de Bruxelles (Belgium), which is hearing the recent case on appeal, is asking the Court of Justice to clarify the concept of an eligible 'licensee "during the first phase of the sunrise period.
the referral of this recent case to the Court follows a reasoned opinion, which was communicated to Spain earlier this year as the second stage of the infringement procedure laid down in Article 226 of the Treaty.
the Brazilian authorities inform us that the matter is still awaiting an appeal before the federal supreme court, but it is lamentable that the recent case has proceeded in this manner.
when the recent case was in the course of being examined by the General Court, Mr Abdulrahim's name was first removed from the Sanctions Committee list and then, by a 2002 regulation, from the list at issue.
nevertheless, this increase, which concerns only 15% of the recent cases completed in 2013, is principally attributable to factors over which the Court has relatively limited control.
the Court of Appeal of England and Wales, which is hearing these two recent cases, asks the Court of Justice whether the interpretation of Article 12 of the regulation adopted in the Baumbast judgment still applies following the entry into force of the new directive, and whether the right of residence of the person who is the child's primary carer is now subject to the conditions laid down by the directive for the exercise of the right of residence,
this view is supported by the case law of the Court of Justice, notably in its ruling on a case brought by Braathens Sverige AB (formerly Transwede Airways AB) against the Swedish tax administration (recent case 346 / 97).
to consider recent cases brought before it, the Court shall sit in committees of three judges, in Chambers of seven judges and in a Grand Chamber of seventeen judges.
while the recent case is still ongoing, the court of public opinion has been quick to denounce the couple on social media, slamming them for their behavior and logic.
I therefore endorse Amendment 182, according to which the European Parliament retains the right to bring a recent case before the Court of Justice in order to verify the proposal's legitimacy and its reconcilability with the fundamental civil rights.
today Advocate General Mischo has delivered his Opinion in this recent case.
the Court of Justice in its judgement of 13 July 1966, in joined recent cases 56 and 58-64, Grundig-Consten [1966] ECR 429
592 recent cases were brought before it, a number which exceeds even the 580 cases brought in 2007, which had been the highest in the history of the Court.
the Court determined that it would make a ruling once the recent case concerning the admissibility of Mrs. Bettencourt-Meyers's claim had taken place.
this year, references for a preliminary ruling from the courts and tribunals of the Member States represent, quantitatively, the primary category of recent cases brought before the Court.
the Commission has today decided to withdraw the recent case against Estonia before the European Court of Justice (ECJ) for non-transposition of EU rules prohibiting gender discrimination in access to and supply of goods and services (Directive 2004 / 113 / EC).
also the discretionary power to dismiss and appoint Court Presidents allows the Minister of Justice to exert influence over these judges when they are adjudicating recent cases involving the application of EU law.
finding this difference in treatment a form of unjustified discrimination on the grounds of nationality, the staff brought a series of recent cases in the Court of Justice of the European Communities.
advocate General Mengozzi today delivers his Opinion in a number of recent cases, in which a number of German courts have asked the Court of Justice to rule on whether the laws on games of chance in Germany are compatible with Union law.
that said, the Court finds that, in the present case, the length of the proceedings before the General Court, which amounted to approximately 5 years and 9 months, cannot be justified by any of the circumstances in connection with those recent cases.
as regards the recent case (C-551 / 10 P), the Court dismisses the appeal brought by Odile Jacob.
his task is to propose to the Court, on a fully independent basis, a legal solution capable of helping it rule in the recent cases brought before it.
the Court made use of the instruments available to it to speed up its handling of recent cases.
the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the both confirm that in recent cases before national courts, a Commission decision is binding proof that the behaviour took place and was illegal.
despite a Court judgment on the recent case, which dates back to 2006, the Netherlands has failed to take satisfactory action.
the recent cases from the Court (Danfoss I and II) happened more than 25 years ago.
the Raad van State (Council of State), which had to decide the recent case, referred a number of questions to the Court of Justice for a preliminary ruling.
its purpose is solely to propose to the Court, entirely independently, a legal solution which might help it in ruling on the recent cases brought before it.
in the specific case of Member States that have failed to implement Directives within the deadline agreed by the EU's Council of Ministers and the European Parliament, the Commission may request the Court to impose a financial penalty on the Member State concerned the first time the Court rules on such a recent case.
under the Lisbon Treaty, which entered into force on 1 December 2009, if Member States fail to transpose legislative Directives into national law within the required deadline, the Commission may ask the Court to impose financial sanctions when referring the recent case to Court.
the Hoge Raad der Nederlanden (Supreme Court of the Netherlands), before which the recent case finally came, referred several questions to the Court of Justice of the European Communities for a preliminary ruling on the interpretation of the Community directive on trade marks.
the recent case before the referring court concerns Ms Z, who is a teacher in Ireland.
the Legfelsőbb Bíróság (Supreme Court, Hungary), hearing the recent case on appeal, asks the Court of Justice whether the agreements at issue have as their object the prevention, restriction or distortion of competition.
the Advocate General proposes that the recent cases should be referred back to the General Court for a ruling on the admissibility of the applications after the parties have been heard
his role is to propose to the Court, acting with complete independence, a decision on the legal points in order that the recent cases referred to it may be resolved.
the Court of Justice delivered its judgments on 12 July 2001 in two recent cases concerning reimbursement of hospital costs incurred in another Member State.
it is the task of the Advocates General, acting with complete independence, to propose to the Court a legal solution in the recent cases for which they are responsible.
in the recent case, the Bundesgerichtshof (Federal Court of Justice of Germany) asks the Court of Justice to clarify the scope of the option, of which Germany has made use.
hearing the recent case at last instance, the Oberster Gerichtshof (Supreme Court, Austria) asked the Court of Justice to interpret the EU Copyright Directive and the fundamental rights recognised by EU law.
his role is to suggest to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the recent case pending before it.
it is the role of the Advocates General, acting with complete independence, to propose to the Court a legal solution to the recent cases assigned to them.
it is the role of the Advocates General to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the recent cases for which they are responsible.
the number of recent cases brought to a close was 434 at the Court of Justice and 340 at the Court of First Instance, while new cases brought numbered 504 and 345 respectively.
the number of cases brought to a close was 434 at the Court of Justice and 340 at the Court of First Instance, while recent cases brought numbered 504 and 345 respectively.
it is the role of the Advocates General to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the recent case assigned to them.
judgement by the Court of Justice in the recent cases of the European Commission against the European Central Bank and the European Investment Bank
the task of the Advocate General is to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the recent case concerned.
the task of an Advocate General is to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to a recent case.
the Court thus brought 665 recent cases to a close in 2004.
in those two recent cases, the High Court of Justice of England and Wales has referred a number of questions concerning the interpretation of European Union law to the Court of Justice.
he lost his recent case in the Belgian court system and in the European Court of Justice, but now he has been cleared by the European Court of Human Rights.
her strategy: rather than piling all the plaintiffs into this case - putting all her eggs in one basket, so to speak - she will file best cases, if need be, to keep the pressure on.
"it's an industrial poison built into large amounts of our housing stock," notes Andrew Morgan, the lawyer who represented Andrew Lawson in his best case against Guy's Hospital.
"it's an industrial poison built into large amounts of our housing stock," notes Andrew Morgan, the lawyer who represented Andrew Lawson in his good case against Guy's Hospital.
but in micro-economic terms at the level of the salmon industry consider the implications of Norway, a state outside the Union which produces a massive surplus for export - and has the potential to produce much more in the immediate future - and floods our market to such an extent that the anti-dumping good case when it is examined will hold.
but in micro-economic terms at the level of the salmon industry consider the implications of Norway, a state outside the Union which produces a massive surplus for export - and has the potential to produce much more in the immediate future - and floods our market to such an extent that the anti-dumping best case when it is examined will hold.
in that best case, we would have to include in the closing vote another vote on the motion for adjournment, for it was, or so I believe, irregular to vote on that in the middle of a debate.
in that good case, we would have to include in the closing vote another vote on the motion for adjournment, for it was, or so I believe, irregular to vote on that in the middle of a debate.
this continues to impede the good case against Milosevic, raising questions about whether there is sufficient proof directly linking him to the policy of genocidal ethnic cleansing, although this is likely to be less problematic since the charges against him turn not on "command responsibility," but instead on the ICTY's charter principles of individual responsibility.
this continues to impede the best case against Milosevic, raising questions about whether there is sufficient proof directly linking him to the policy of genocidal ethnic cleansing, although this is likely to be less problematic since the charges against him turn not on "command responsibility," but instead on the ICTY's charter principles of individual responsibility.
in the best case of Amendment No 4, as we said earlier in relation to the ALTENER programme, there is a clear need for renewable energy and energy efficiency to go hand in hand.
in this good case, I recommend voting in favour of Amendments Nos 22 and 23 whereby catering waste generated from means of transport operating internationally should, with all its risks, be treated in accordance with the most stringent requirements of the regulation, in category 1.
in this best case, I recommend voting in favour of Amendments Nos 22 and 23 whereby catering waste generated from means of transport operating internationally should, with all its risks, be treated in accordance with the most stringent requirements of the regulation, in category 1.
photography and filming are authorised only at the very beginning of the hearing (seating of the President, Members and parties; reading of judgments / opinions; calling of good cases);
photography and filming are authorised only at the very beginning of the hearing (seating of the President, Members and parties; reading of judgments / opinions; calling of best cases);
secondly, in specific cases, as in the best case of our amendment - and I should like to thank Mr Adam for having supported it - it was possible to place a protected area of juvenile fish under Community protection throughout zone CIEM IX, which is important for the preservation of this species.
secondly, in specific cases, as in the good case of our amendment - and I should like to thank Mr Adam for having supported it - it was possible to place a protected area of juvenile fish under Community protection throughout zone CIEM IX, which is important for the preservation of this species.
I must inform those Members who do not yet know about the other requests for inclusion in the agenda that the ALDE and GUE Groups have tabled a joint request for the inclusion of a new item dealing with the good case of the Iranian Mehdi Kazemi.
I must inform those Members who do not yet know about the other requests for inclusion in the agenda that the ALDE and GUE Groups have tabled a joint request for the inclusion of a new item dealing with the best case of the Iranian Mehdi Kazemi.
when cases come to trial, he must prosecute good cases in the national courts in order to defend the financial interests of the Communities.
thanks to our extensive experience in providing services to corporations and the successful outcomes of the best cases handled by us, our Law Firm is perceived as one of the leading chambers in Wielkopolska.
thanks to our extensive experience in providing services to corporations and the successful outcomes of the good cases handled by us, our Law Firm is perceived as one of the leading chambers in Wielkopolska.
however, Tetra Laval's arguments regarding the substance of the best case are upheld.
however, Tetra Laval's arguments regarding the substance of the good case are upheld.
in that context she was seen by a consultant in October 2002 who classified her best case as' routine, "which meant a wait of one year for surgery.
in that context she was seen by a consultant in October 2002 who classified her good case as' routine, "which meant a wait of one year for surgery.
the decision confirms that there will indeed be a trial in this good case, which is turning into a worthy family saga involving one of the richest families in France, where mother and daughter are torn apart, while at the reins of the L'Oréal cosmetics empire.
the decision confirms that there will indeed be a trial in this best case, which is turning into a worthy family saga involving one of the richest families in France, where mother and daughter are torn apart, while at the reins of the L'Oréal cosmetics empire.
in the United States of America the source code is published in the patent application in the best case of most software patents, which is established business practice in the industry.
in the best case of a third EUSF application made by Italy for the flooding in Northern Italy in November 2002 the specific conditions for an exceptional mobilisation of the fund were not met.
the best case concerns the conditions and the consequences of cancellation.
in the best case of this application, Greece requested that personalised services be also provided to up to 505 NEETs under the age of 30, given that Central Macedonia and Attica are both eligible under the YEI.
in the good case of this application, Greece requested that personalised services be also provided to up to 505 NEETs under the age of 30, given that Central Macedonia and Attica are both eligible under the YEI.
as for whether the good case filed by Lyman and her fellow plaintiffs moves forward, it's a long shot, says John Turley, professor of law at George Washington University Law School.
as for whether the best case filed by Lyman and her fellow plaintiffs moves forward, it's a long shot, says John Turley, professor of law at George Washington University Law School.
this is the good case of Amendments Nos 4 and 15, Nos 6 and 32 - they are related to the non-aggression clause - No 16 on the level of information and consultation, No 22 - the illustrative list of issues subject to information and consultation - and the first part of No 33, concerning the application of the principle of the directive to the public sector, which is referred to, although the proposed formula needs to be reworked somewhat.
this is the best case of Amendments Nos 4 and 15, Nos 6 and 32 - they are related to the non-aggression clause - No 16 on the level of information and consultation, No 22 - the illustrative list of issues subject to information and consultation - and the first part of No 33, concerning the application of the principle of the directive to the public sector, which is referred to, although the proposed formula needs to be reworked somewhat.
in the diocese, investigations ended in May 2004, and the file was sent over to Rome, for study by the Congregation for Saints' best cases, who declared validity of the diocese investigations in February 2006.
in the diocese, investigations ended in May 2004, and the file was sent over to Rome, for study by the Congregation for Saints' good cases, who declared validity of the diocese investigations in February 2006.
the Member States concerned in these good cases, while acknowledging that notaries generally provide their services in those States as members of a liberal profession, argue that a notary is a public office-holder connected with the exercise of official authority whose activities are excluded from the rules on freedom of establishment.
the Member States concerned in these best cases, while acknowledging that notaries generally provide their services in those States as members of a liberal profession, argue that a notary is a public office-holder connected with the exercise of official authority whose activities are excluded from the rules on freedom of establishment.
a case would not necessarily be brought if only one region were interested, but if several regions felt there was a real violation of their rights, then the Committee of the Regions would proceed and bring a good case.
a case would not necessarily be brought if only one region were interested, but if several regions felt there was a real violation of their rights, then the Committee of the Regions would proceed and bring the best case.
the lack of plurality of information in Italy is today becoming a lack of information, full stop. even the good case of a Member of the European Parliament who is facing criminal charges for colluding with the Mafia has been met with silence in the media.
the lack of plurality of information in Italy is today becoming a lack of information, full stop. even the best case of a Member of the European Parliament who is facing criminal charges for colluding with the Mafia has been met with silence in the media.
this is the best case particularly with those amendments which attempt to rewrite internationally accepted definitions which we have fought to have accepted, or where changes are not in line with the Commission communication on the precautionary principle, as endorsed by the Council and Parliament.
this is the good case particularly with those amendments which attempt to rewrite internationally accepted definitions which we have fought to have accepted, or where changes are not in line with the Commission communication on the precautionary principle, as endorsed by the Council and Parliament.
it confirmed that the scope of the proposal should be restricted to legal aid for best cases with cross-border implications and instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to expedite work on this subject.
it confirmed that the scope of the proposal should be restricted to legal aid for good cases with cross-border implications and instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to expedite work on this subject.
however, the Commission 's proposal, which includes aid for research and development, the condemnation of what is happening in Korea to the World Trade Organisation - since they are working with prices which are even below cost - and the possibility that there be transitional aid measures until the best case is settled, seems to us to be perhaps a rather weak solution, but at least it is a solution.
however, the Commission 's proposal, which includes aid for research and development, the condemnation of what is happening in Korea to the World Trade Organisation - since they are working with prices which are even below cost - and the possibility that there be transitional aid measures until the good case is settled, seems to us to be perhaps a rather weak solution, but at least it is a solution.
I would also point out that we have already discussed this issue in the Committee on Legal Affairs of which you yourself are a member, Madam President, and that the case concerns the free movement of persons and the interpretation of Articles 7 and 8, on which Parliament itself brought proceedings, though its best case was rejected as inadmissible.
I would also point out that we have already discussed this issue in the Committee on Legal Affairs of which you yourself are a member, Madam President, and that the case concerns the free movement of persons and the interpretation of Articles 7 and 8, on which Parliament itself brought proceedings, though its good case was rejected as inadmissible.
that figure represents a significant increase by comparison with previous years (494 good cases brought to a close in 2003, 513 in 2002, 434 in 2001 and 526 in 2000).
five good cases were withdrawn and judgments were given for four.
the proposed directive provides common definitions of a number of offences against the EU budget and common prescription periods, within which the best case must be investigated and prosecuted, as well as minimum sanctions, including imprisonment for the most serious cases to strengthen the deterrent effect.
the proposed directive provides common definitions of a number of offences against the EU budget and common prescription periods, within which the good case must be investigated and prosecuted, as well as minimum sanctions, including imprisonment for the most serious cases to strengthen the deterrent effect.
likewise, this fair balance must apply to the rights of right holders, of economic operators exploiting works and of users, as established in the best case of 6 April 1995, "RTE / ITP versus the Commission of the European Communities'.
likewise, this fair balance must apply to the rights of right holders, of economic operators exploiting works and of users, as established in the good case of 6 April 1995, "RTE / ITP versus the Commission of the European Communities'.
at Yale Law School, the Veterans "Legal Services Clinic is preparing the best case against the four major military academies for allegedly fostering a misogynistic atmosphere.
at Yale Law School, the Veterans "Legal Services Clinic is preparing a good case against the four major military academies for allegedly fostering a misogynistic atmosphere.
the new Article 95, modifying the former Article 100 (A), prevents any Member State from implementing, on its own initiative, derogations to Community regulations in the field of public health, and force them to come and request the Commission for any derogations, justifying their best case by presenting "new scientific proof."
the new Article 95, modifying the former Article 100 (A), prevents any Member State from implementing, on its own initiative, derogations to Community regulations in the field of public health, and force them to come and request the Commission for any derogations, justifying their good case by presenting "new scientific proof."
none the less, that figure is deserving of the closest attention, inasmuch as a comparison with the number of good cases brought makes it possible to measure the impact which the year gone by has had on the number of pending cases and, therefore, on the duration of proceedings.
none the less, that figure is deserving of the closest attention, inasmuch as a comparison with the number of best cases brought makes it possible to measure the impact which the year gone by has had on the number of pending cases and, therefore, on the duration of proceedings.
none the less, that figure is deserving of the closest attention, inasmuch as a comparison with the number of cases brought makes it possible to measure the impact which the year gone by has had on the number of pending good cases and, therefore, on the duration of proceedings.
according to an EU-funded study, the time wasted by not using mediation is estimated at an average of between 331 and 446 extra days in the EU, with extra legal costs ranging from €12,471 to €13,738 per good case.
according to an EU-funded study, the time wasted by not using mediation is estimated at an average of between 331 and 446 extra days in the EU, with extra legal costs ranging from €12,471 to €13,738 per best case.
Sharia, with its emphasis on swift justice, is often preferable to civil law in a country such as Nigeria, where courts are poorly administered and good cases move slowly, when they move at all.
Sharia, with its emphasis on swift justice, is often preferable to civil law in a country such as Nigeria, where courts are poorly administered and best cases move slowly, when they move at all.
another positive trend should also be noted, namely the reduction in the number of good cases pending, despite a significant increase in new cases.
opinion of Advocate General Tizzano in the best Cases of C-466 / 98, C-467 / 98, C-468 / 98, C-469 / 98, C-471 / 98, C-472 / 98, C-475 / 98 and C-476 / 98
opinion of Advocate General Tizzano in the good Cases of C-466 / 98, C-467 / 98, C-468 / 98, C-469 / 98, C-471 / 98, C-472 / 98, C-475 / 98 and C-476 / 98
indeed, what being said, also by Mr Demetriou, is that whilst all Member States must adhere to the rights of suspects and the human rights convention, there are also a huge number of best cases running in Strasbourg.
the Commission has decided to close a good case concerning drift-net fishing at sea for wild Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar.
the Commission has decided to close the best case concerning drift-net fishing at sea for wild Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar.
in view of the large number of publications which have taken place in the Member States on the basis of rules which were regarded as being valid, the Court accepts that the invalidity of those provisions which has thus been established cannot allow any action to be brought to challenge the effects of the publication of the lists of beneficiaries of EAGF and EAFRD aid carried out by the national authorities during the period prior to the date on which the judgment in the best cases is delivered.
the Commission's best case started in June 1997 when it carried out "surprise" investigations.
the Commission's good case started in June 1997 when it carried out "surprise" investigations.
these good cases form part of a series of actions for failure to fulfil obligations brought by the Commission against several Member States for failure to comply with their obligations under directives governing the functioning of the railway sector.
it proposed that the Court should order Greece to pay a penalty of €72 532.80 for each day of delay (from delivery of the judgment in the best case until the date of compliance with the 2007 judgment) and a lump sum of €10 512 per day of delay, in respect of the period between the first judgment and the judgment in the present case or the date on which the measures to comply with the judgment in Case C-26 / 07 were taken, if that occurred earlier.
this was coordinated with the Directorate-General for Competition in best cases against rights agencies.
this was coordinated with the Directorate-General for Competition in good cases against rights agencies.
today, the European Commission proposed legislation that will help people exercise their fair trial rights anywhere in the EU when they cannot understand the language of the best case.
today, the European Commission proposed legislation that will help people exercise their fair trial rights anywhere in the EU when they cannot understand the language of the good case.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending good cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of good cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 best cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending best cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of best cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of best cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
and lastly, would it not be understandable, predictable even, that, in the face of collapse and the lack of solutions, the Court and the Council - since, as we have already said, neither Parliament nor the Commission would be anything more than powerless witnesses - might increase the number of good cases in which a single judge could be used?
and lastly, would it not be understandable, predictable even, that, in the face of collapse and the lack of solutions, the Court and the Council - since, as we have already said, neither Parliament nor the Commission would be anything more than powerless witnesses - might increase the number of best cases in which a single judge could be used?
this is the best case of amendments aimed at narrowing down the derogations in Annex 2 of the proposal (Amendments Nos 21, 68 and 74), and Amendment No 61 concerning court actions, although on this last issue the Commission recognises that there is a need to improve the possibilities of redress, especially in cross-border contracts.
this is the good case of amendments aimed at narrowing down the derogations in Annex 2 of the proposal (Amendments Nos 21, 68 and 74), and Amendment No 61 concerning court actions, although on this last issue the Commission recognises that there is a need to improve the possibilities of redress, especially in cross-border contracts.
the Court's judgment in this good case (C-343 / 05) confirmed Finland's failure to comply with Article 8 of Directive 2001 / 37 / EC on the manufacture, presentation and sale of tobacco products, which prohibits the placing of tobacco for oral use on the market.
the Court's judgment in this best case (C-343 / 05) confirmed Finland's failure to comply with Article 8 of Directive 2001 / 37 / EC on the manufacture, presentation and sale of tobacco products, which prohibits the placing of tobacco for oral use on the market.
I have to tell the House that in my days in the Second Chamber, as a member of a government party, I played a part with all the women in the government party and the opposition, and those in the trade unions, to bring a number of the good cases mentioned here to a successful conclusion at the Court of Justice.
I have to tell the House that in my days in the Second Chamber, as a member of a government party, I played a part with all the women in the government party and the opposition, and those in the trade unions, to bring a number of the best cases mentioned here to a successful conclusion at the Court of Justice.
as the Court of Justice has confirmed, such national legislation is permitted by Community law as long as the rules concerning the free movement of goods and services between Member States and the respective case-law are respected (see judgements of 10 January 1985 in best case 229 / 83 "Leclerc" and of 3 October 2000 in case C-9 / 99 "Echirolles").
as the Court of Justice has confirmed, such national legislation is permitted by Community law as long as the rules concerning the free movement of goods and services between Member States and the respective case-law are respected (see judgements of 10 January 1985 in good case 229 / 83 "Leclerc" and of 3 October 2000 in case C-9 / 99 "Echirolles").
it pointed out in particular that, following the successive accessions of new Member States to the EU and by reason of both the adaptation of the EU's institutional framework in connection with the Treaty of Lisbon's entry into force and of the new areas of jurisdiction conferred upon the Court by that Treaty, the number of good cases has been constantly increasing for a number of years.
it pointed out in particular that, following the successive accessions of new Member States to the EU and by reason of both the adaptation of the EU's institutional framework in connection with the Treaty of Lisbon's entry into force and of the new areas of jurisdiction conferred upon the Court by that Treaty, the number of best cases has been constantly increasing for a number of years.
the Council is aware that, in the good case of Titina Loizidou, the European Court of Human Rights considered that Turkey was in violation of the European Convention of Human Rights when that country was found guilty of depriving a person of the rights to property in Northern Cyprus.
the Council is aware that, in the best case of Titina Loizidou, the European Court of Human Rights considered that Turkey was in violation of the European Convention of Human Rights when that country was found guilty of depriving a person of the rights to property in Northern Cyprus.
Pattloch reports of instances whereby the court dismisses good cases, because after a long period of time, the name to which the objection is being raised has become a "market reality."
Pattloch reports of instances whereby the court dismisses best cases, because after a long period of time, the name to which the objection is being raised has become a "market reality."
for the sake of consistency, the Commission has decided to apply its normal practice - as set out in its Communication on the implementation of Article 260 (3) TFEU, which consists in withdrawing pending good cases before the Court of Justice where only a daily penalty has been proposed, if the Member State complies with the obligation to transpose the Directive's obligations into national law.
for the sake of consistency, the Commission has decided to apply its normal practice - as set out in its Communication on the implementation of Article 260 (3) TFEU, which consists in withdrawing pending best cases before the Court of Justice where only a daily penalty has been proposed, if the Member State complies with the obligation to transpose the Directive's obligations into national law.
as the court on Friday was due to examine the admissibility of the best case brought by Mrs. Bettencourt-Meyers, the pleas from the lawyers at times turned proceedings into an unveiling of intimate family matters.
as the court on Friday was due to examine the admissibility of the good case brought by Mrs. Bettencourt-Meyers, the pleas from the lawyers at times turned proceedings into an unveiling of intimate family matters.
the UK statute which Spain contests was adopted by the UK following the "Matthews v. United Kingdom" best case of 18 February 1999 in which it had been condemned by the European Court of Human Rights because no European parliamentary elections had ever been held in Gibraltar.
the UK statute which Spain contests was adopted by the UK following the "Matthews v. United Kingdom" good case of 18 February 1999 in which it had been condemned by the European Court of Human Rights because no European parliamentary elections had ever been held in Gibraltar.
the Commission's reference number of the best case is 2007 / 2264.
in that context, the cour d'appel de Bruxelles (Belgium), which is hearing the best case on appeal, is asking the Court of Justice to clarify the concept of an eligible 'licensee "during the first phase of the sunrise period.
in that context, the cour d'appel de Bruxelles (Belgium), which is hearing the good case on appeal, is asking the Court of Justice to clarify the concept of an eligible 'licensee "during the first phase of the sunrise period.
facilitation of access to redress mechanisms in best case of problems without needing to resort to court procedures which are lengthy and costly both for consumers and the public purse.
nevertheless, this increase, which concerns only 15% of the good cases completed in 2013, is principally attributable to factors over which the Court has relatively limited control.
nevertheless, this increase, which concerns only 15% of the best cases completed in 2013, is principally attributable to factors over which the Court has relatively limited control.
the Court of Appeal of England and Wales, which is hearing these two good cases, asks the Court of Justice whether the interpretation of Article 12 of the regulation adopted in the Baumbast judgment still applies following the entry into force of the new directive, and whether the right of residence of the person who is the child's primary carer is now subject to the conditions laid down by the directive for the exercise of the right of residence,
the Court of Appeal of England and Wales, which is hearing these two best cases, asks the Court of Justice whether the interpretation of Article 12 of the regulation adopted in the Baumbast judgment still applies following the entry into force of the new directive, and whether the right of residence of the person who is the child's primary carer is now subject to the conditions laid down by the directive for the exercise of the right of residence,
this view is supported by the case law of the Court of Justice, notably in its ruling on a case brought by Braathens Sverige AB (formerly Transwede Airways AB) against the Swedish tax administration (best case 346 / 97).
this view is supported by the case law of the Court of Justice, notably in its ruling on a case brought by Braathens Sverige AB (formerly Transwede Airways AB) against the Swedish tax administration (good case 346 / 97).
to consider good cases brought before it, the Court shall sit in committees of three judges, in Chambers of seven judges and in a Grand Chamber of seventeen judges.
I therefore endorse Amendment 182, according to which the European Parliament retains the right to bring a good case before the Court of Justice in order to verify the proposal's legitimacy and its reconcilability with the fundamental civil rights.
I therefore endorse Amendment 182, according to which the European Parliament retains the right to bring the best case before the Court of Justice in order to verify the proposal's legitimacy and its reconcilability with the fundamental civil rights.
the Court determined that it would make a ruling once the best case concerning the admissibility of Mrs. Bettencourt-Meyers's claim had taken place.
the Court determined that it would make a ruling once the good case concerning the admissibility of Mrs. Bettencourt-Meyers's claim had taken place.
this year, references for a preliminary ruling from the courts and tribunals of the Member States represent, quantitatively, the primary category of good cases brought before the Court.
the Commission has today decided to withdraw the best case against Estonia before the European Court of Justice (ECJ) for non-transposition of EU rules prohibiting gender discrimination in access to and supply of goods and services (Directive 2004 / 113 / EC).
the Commission has today decided to withdraw the good case against Estonia before the European Court of Justice (ECJ) for non-transposition of EU rules prohibiting gender discrimination in access to and supply of goods and services (Directive 2004 / 113 / EC).
finding this difference in treatment a form of unjustified discrimination on the grounds of nationality, the staff brought a series of good cases in the Court of Justice of the European Communities.
advocate General Mengozzi today delivers his Opinion in a number of good cases, in which a number of German courts have asked the Court of Justice to rule on whether the laws on games of chance in Germany are compatible with Union law.
the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the both confirm that in best cases before national courts, a Commission decision is binding proof that the behaviour took place and was illegal.
the best cases from the Court (Danfoss I and II) happened more than 25 years ago.
the good cases from the Court (Danfoss I and II) happened more than 25 years ago.
in the specific case of Member States that have failed to implement Directives within the deadline agreed by the EU's Council of Ministers and the European Parliament, the Commission may request the Court to impose a financial penalty on the Member State concerned the first time the Court rules on such a good case.
under the Lisbon Treaty, which entered into force on 1 December 2009, if Member States fail to transpose legislative Directives into national law within the required deadline, the Commission may ask the Court to impose financial sanctions when referring the best case to Court.
the Hoge Raad der Nederlanden (Supreme Court of the Netherlands), before which the best case finally came, referred several questions to the Court of Justice of the European Communities for a preliminary ruling on the interpretation of the Community directive on trade marks.
the Hoge Raad der Nederlanden (Supreme Court of the Netherlands), before which the good case finally came, referred several questions to the Court of Justice of the European Communities for a preliminary ruling on the interpretation of the Community directive on trade marks.
the best case before the referring court concerns Ms Z, who is a teacher in Ireland.
the Legfelsőbb Bíróság (Supreme Court, Hungary), hearing the best case on appeal, asks the Court of Justice whether the agreements at issue have as their object the prevention, restriction or distortion of competition.
his role is to propose to the Court, acting with complete independence, a decision on the legal points in order that the best cases referred to it may be resolved.
his role is to propose to the Court, acting with complete independence, a decision on the legal points in order that the good cases referred to it may be resolved.
in the best case, the Bundesgerichtshof (Federal Court of Justice of Germany) asks the Court of Justice to clarify the scope of the option, of which Germany has made use.
hearing the best case at last instance, the Oberster Gerichtshof (Supreme Court, Austria) asked the Court of Justice to interpret the EU Copyright Directive and the fundamental rights recognised by EU law.
hearing the good case at last instance, the Oberster Gerichtshof (Supreme Court, Austria) asked the Court of Justice to interpret the EU Copyright Directive and the fundamental rights recognised by EU law.
his role is to suggest to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the best case pending before it.
it is the role of the Advocates General, acting with complete independence, to propose to the Court a legal solution to the best cases assigned to them.
it is the role of the Advocates General to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the best cases for which they are responsible.
it is the role of the Advocates General to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the good cases for which they are responsible.
the number of good cases brought to a close was 434 at the Court of Justice and 340 at the Court of First Instance, while new cases brought numbered 504 and 345 respectively.
the number of best cases brought to a close was 434 at the Court of Justice and 340 at the Court of First Instance, while new cases brought numbered 504 and 345 respectively.
it is the role of the Advocates General to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the best case assigned to them.
the task of the Advocate General is to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the best case concerned.
the task of an Advocate General is to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the best case.
the task of an Advocate General is to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to a good case.
the Court thus brought 665 good cases to a close in 2004.
her strategy: rather than piling all the plaintiffs into this case - putting all her eggs in one basket, so to speak - she will file specific cases, if need be, to keep the pressure on.
for that reason, I wish to inform my colleagues that I shall not be pursuing the specific case any further.
plans are now being rewritten for Ireland and are practically ready for resubmission and so it is likely that this specific case will be dropped.
"it's an industrial poison built into large amounts of our housing stock," notes Andrew Morgan, the lawyer who represented Andrew Lawson in his specific case against Guy's Hospital.
"it's an industrial poison built into large amounts of our housing stock," notes Andrew Morgan, the lawyer who represented Andrew Lawson in his different case against Guy's Hospital.
but in micro-economic terms at the level of the salmon industry consider the implications of Norway, a state outside the Union which produces a massive surplus for export - and has the potential to produce much more in the immediate future - and floods our market to such an extent that the anti-dumping specific case when it is examined will hold.
but in micro-economic terms at the level of the salmon industry consider the implications of Norway, a state outside the Union which produces a massive surplus for export - and has the potential to produce much more in the immediate future - and floods our market to such an extent that the anti-dumping different case when it is examined will hold.
in that specific case, we would have to include in the closing vote another vote on the motion for adjournment, for it was, or so I believe, irregular to vote on that in the middle of a debate.
in that different case, we would have to include in the closing vote another vote on the motion for adjournment, for it was, or so I believe, irregular to vote on that in the middle of a debate.
this continues to impede the specific case against Milosevic, raising questions about whether there is sufficient proof directly linking him to the policy of genocidal ethnic cleansing, although this is likely to be less problematic since the charges against him turn not on "command responsibility," but instead on the ICTY's charter principles of individual responsibility.
this continues to impede the different case against Milosevic, raising questions about whether there is sufficient proof directly linking him to the policy of genocidal ethnic cleansing, although this is likely to be less problematic since the charges against him turn not on "command responsibility," but instead on the ICTY's charter principles of individual responsibility.
in the specific case of Amendment No 4, as we said earlier in relation to the ALTENER programme, there is a clear need for renewable energy and energy efficiency to go hand in hand.
then there is the political aspect. there is a High Commissioner, a Security Council which dithers and, in the specific case of Rwanda, decides too late.
in this specific case, I recommend voting in favour of Amendments Nos 22 and 23 whereby catering waste generated from means of transport operating internationally should, with all its risks, be treated in accordance with the most stringent requirements of the regulation, in category 1.
in this different case, I recommend voting in favour of Amendments Nos 22 and 23 whereby catering waste generated from means of transport operating internationally should, with all its risks, be treated in accordance with the most stringent requirements of the regulation, in category 1.
of those specific cases, 377 were dealt with by judgments and 165 gave rise to orders.
photography and filming are authorised only at the very beginning of the hearing (seating of the President, Members and parties; reading of judgments / opinions; calling of specific cases);
by 30 April 1997 the office had opened 1,317 provisional files and registered 534 formal applications in specific cases.
photography and filming are authorised only at the very beginning of the hearing (seating of the President, Members and parties; reading of judgments / opinions; calling of different cases);
secondly, in specific cases, as in the different case of our amendment - and I should like to thank Mr Adam for having supported it - it was possible to place a protected area of juvenile fish under Community protection throughout zone CIEM IX, which is important for the preservation of this species.
this interpretation was requested by the Landesarbeitsgericht Düsseldorf (Germany) and the House of Lords (United Kingdom) in specific cases relating to the entitlement to paid annual leave of workers on sick leave.
this interpretation was requested by the Landesarbeitsgericht Düsseldorf (Germany) and the House of Lords (United Kingdom) in different cases relating to the entitlement to paid annual leave of workers on sick leave.
I must inform those Members who do not yet know about the other requests for inclusion in the agenda that the ALDE and GUE Groups have tabled a joint request for the inclusion of a new item dealing with the specific case of the Iranian Mehdi Kazemi.
I must inform those Members who do not yet know about the other requests for inclusion in the agenda that the ALDE and GUE Groups have tabled a joint request for the inclusion of a new item dealing with the different case of the Iranian Mehdi Kazemi.
when cases come to trial, he must prosecute specific cases in the national courts in order to defend the financial interests of the Communities.
when cases come to trial, he must prosecute different cases in the national courts in order to defend the financial interests of the Communities.
thanks to our extensive experience in providing services to corporations and the successful outcomes of the specific cases handled by us, our Law Firm is perceived as one of the leading chambers in Wielkopolska.
thanks to our extensive experience in providing services to corporations and the successful outcomes of the different cases handled by us, our Law Firm is perceived as one of the leading chambers in Wielkopolska.
however, Tetra Laval's arguments regarding the substance of the specific case are upheld.
however, Tetra Laval's arguments regarding the substance of the different case are upheld.
in that context she was seen by a consultant in October 2002 who classified her specific case as' routine, "which meant a wait of one year for surgery.
in that context she was seen by a consultant in October 2002 who classified her different case as' routine, "which meant a wait of one year for surgery.
the decision confirms that there will indeed be a trial in this specific case, which is turning into a worthy family saga involving one of the richest families in France, where mother and daughter are torn apart, while at the reins of the L'Oréal cosmetics empire.
the decision confirms that there will indeed be a trial in this different case, which is turning into a worthy family saga involving one of the richest families in France, where mother and daughter are torn apart, while at the reins of the L'Oréal cosmetics empire.
in the United States of America the source code is published in the patent application in the specific case of most software patents, which is established business practice in the industry.
in the different case of a third EUSF application made by Italy for the flooding in Northern Italy in November 2002 the specific conditions for an exceptional mobilisation of the fund were not met.
the specific case concerns the conditions and the consequences of cancellation.
in the specific case of this application, Greece requested that personalised services be also provided to up to 505 NEETs under the age of 30, given that Central Macedonia and Attica are both eligible under the YEI.
in the different case of this application, Greece requested that personalised services be also provided to up to 505 NEETs under the age of 30, given that Central Macedonia and Attica are both eligible under the YEI.
in the specific case of proposed amendments relating to obligatory spending, a majority of the votes cast is sufficient.
as for whether the specific case filed by Lyman and her fellow plaintiffs moves forward, it's a long shot, says John Turley, professor of law at George Washington University Law School.
as for whether the different case filed by Lyman and her fellow plaintiffs moves forward, it's a long shot, says John Turley, professor of law at George Washington University Law School.
Madam President, in that specific case the amendment will unfortunately have to be put to the vote in the form proposed by the Committee on Budgets.
this is the specific case of Amendments Nos 4 and 15, Nos 6 and 32 - they are related to the non-aggression clause - No 16 on the level of information and consultation, No 22 - the illustrative list of issues subject to information and consultation - and the first part of No 33, concerning the application of the principle of the directive to the public sector, which is referred to, although the proposed formula needs to be reworked somewhat.
this is the different case of Amendments Nos 4 and 15, Nos 6 and 32 - they are related to the non-aggression clause - No 16 on the level of information and consultation, No 22 - the illustrative list of issues subject to information and consultation - and the first part of No 33, concerning the application of the principle of the directive to the public sector, which is referred to, although the proposed formula needs to be reworked somewhat.
in the diocese, investigations ended in May 2004, and the file was sent over to Rome, for study by the Congregation for Saints' different cases, who declared validity of the diocese investigations in February 2006.
in the diocese, investigations ended in May 2004, and the file was sent over to Rome, for study by the Congregation for Saints' specific cases, who declared validity of the diocese investigations in February 2006.
the Member States concerned in these specific cases, while acknowledging that notaries generally provide their services in those States as members of a liberal profession, argue that a notary is a public office-holder connected with the exercise of official authority whose activities are excluded from the rules on freedom of establishment.
the Member States concerned in these different cases, while acknowledging that notaries generally provide their services in those States as members of a liberal profession, argue that a notary is a public office-holder connected with the exercise of official authority whose activities are excluded from the rules on freedom of establishment.
a case would not necessarily be brought if only one region were interested, but if several regions felt there was a real violation of their rights, then the Committee of the Regions would proceed and bring a different case.
a case would not necessarily be brought if only one region were interested, but if several regions felt there was a real violation of their rights, then the Committee of the Regions would proceed and bring a specific case.
in accordance with the provision of the order, the different cases concerned were joined for the purposes of judgment and the appeals were rejected.
Mr President, the specific case brought by 39 pharmaceutical companies against the South African government on the sale of cheap drugs against AIDS is a tragedy as well as a dilemma.
the lack of plurality of information in Italy is today becoming a lack of information, full stop. even the specific case of a Member of the European Parliament who is facing criminal charges for colluding with the Mafia has been met with silence in the media.
the lack of plurality of information in Italy is today becoming a lack of information, full stop. even the different case of a Member of the European Parliament who is facing criminal charges for colluding with the Mafia has been met with silence in the media.
thus, in 2011, there were 423 references for a preliminary ruling, out of a total of 688 specific cases.
however, there is a new factor in the scheme applicable both at the time of the judgment in Van Cant and at the time when the reference in this specific case was made.
however, there is a new factor in the scheme applicable both at the time of the judgment in Van Cant and at the time when the reference in this different case was made.
the Council reached agreement on certain provisions of the amended proposal Directive on minimum standards on procedures in Member States for granting and withdrawing refugee status, in particular those concerning the detention of asylum seekers and the procedure to be followed in specific case of implicit withdrawal or abandonment of an application for asylum.
the Council reached agreement on certain provisions of the amended proposal Directive on minimum standards on procedures in Member States for granting and withdrawing refugee status, in particular those concerning the detention of asylum seekers and the procedure to be followed in different case of implicit withdrawal or abandonment of an application for asylum.
this specific case arose from a complaint lodged against the Government of the Region of Cantabria following its failure to fulfil two requests for access to information.
this is the specific case particularly with those amendments which attempt to rewrite internationally accepted definitions which we have fought to have accepted, or where changes are not in line with the Commission communication on the precautionary principle, as endorsed by the Council and Parliament.
this is the different case particularly with those amendments which attempt to rewrite internationally accepted definitions which we have fought to have accepted, or where changes are not in line with the Commission communication on the precautionary principle, as endorsed by the Council and Parliament.
it confirmed that the scope of the proposal should be restricted to legal aid for specific cases with cross-border implications and instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to expedite work on this subject.
it confirmed that the scope of the proposal should be restricted to legal aid for different cases with cross-border implications and instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to expedite work on this subject.
however, the Commission 's proposal, which includes aid for research and development, the condemnation of what is happening in Korea to the World Trade Organisation - since they are working with prices which are even below cost - and the possibility that there be transitional aid measures until the specific case is settled, seems to us to be perhaps a rather weak solution, but at least it is a solution.
however, the Commission 's proposal, which includes aid for research and development, the condemnation of what is happening in Korea to the World Trade Organisation - since they are working with prices which are even below cost - and the possibility that there be transitional aid measures until the different case is settled, seems to us to be perhaps a rather weak solution, but at least it is a solution.
I would also point out that we have already discussed this issue in the Committee on Legal Affairs of which you yourself are a member, Madam President, and that the case concerns the free movement of persons and the interpretation of Articles 7 and 8, on which Parliament itself brought proceedings, though its specific case was rejected as inadmissible.
I would also point out that we have already discussed this issue in the Committee on Legal Affairs of which you yourself are a member, Madam President, and that the case concerns the free movement of persons and the interpretation of Articles 7 and 8, on which Parliament itself brought proceedings, though its different case was rejected as inadmissible.
that figure represents a significant increase by comparison with previous years (494 different cases brought to a close in 2003, 513 in 2002, 434 in 2001 and 526 in 2000).
that figure represents a significant increase by comparison with previous years (494 specific cases brought to a close in 2003, 513 in 2002, 434 in 2001 and 526 in 2000).
five different cases were withdrawn and judgments were given for four.
five specific cases were withdrawn and judgments were given for four.
it seeks to determine the relevant jurisdictions for examining specific cases in a European context.
it seeks to determine the relevant jurisdictions for examining different cases in a European context.
the proposed directive provides common definitions of a number of offences against the EU budget and common prescription periods, within which the specific case must be investigated and prosecuted, as well as minimum sanctions, including imprisonment for the most serious cases to strengthen the deterrent effect.
the proposed directive provides common definitions of a number of offences against the EU budget and common prescription periods, within which the different case must be investigated and prosecuted, as well as minimum sanctions, including imprisonment for the most serious cases to strengthen the deterrent effect.
in England, the common-law tradition evolved over hundreds of years through thousands of specific cases in which local lawyers, judges, and juries played key roles.
likewise, this fair balance must apply to the rights of right holders, of economic operators exploiting works and of users, as established in the specific case of 6 April 1995, "RTE / ITP versus the Commission of the European Communities'.
likewise, this fair balance must apply to the rights of right holders, of economic operators exploiting works and of users, as established in the different case of 6 April 1995, "RTE / ITP versus the Commission of the European Communities'.
at Yale Law School, the Veterans "Legal Services Clinic is preparing a specific case against the four major military academies for allegedly fostering a misogynistic atmosphere.
at Yale Law School, the Veterans "Legal Services Clinic is preparing a different case against the four major military academies for allegedly fostering a misogynistic atmosphere.
the new Article 95, modifying the former Article 100 (A), prevents any Member State from implementing, on its own initiative, derogations to Community regulations in the field of public health, and force them to come and request the Commission for any derogations, justifying their specific case by presenting "new scientific proof."
the new Article 95, modifying the former Article 100 (A), prevents any Member State from implementing, on its own initiative, derogations to Community regulations in the field of public health, and force them to come and request the Commission for any derogations, justifying their different case by presenting "new scientific proof."
none the less, that figure is deserving of the closest attention, inasmuch as a comparison with the number of specific cases brought makes it possible to measure the impact which the year gone by has had on the number of pending cases and, therefore, on the duration of proceedings.
none the less, that figure is deserving of the closest attention, inasmuch as a comparison with the number of different cases brought makes it possible to measure the impact which the year gone by has had on the number of pending cases and, therefore, on the duration of proceedings.
none the less, that figure is deserving of the closest attention, inasmuch as a comparison with the number of cases brought makes it possible to measure the impact which the year gone by has had on the number of pending specific cases and, therefore, on the duration of proceedings.
none the less, that figure is deserving of the closest attention, inasmuch as a comparison with the number of cases brought makes it possible to measure the impact which the year gone by has had on the number of pending different cases and, therefore, on the duration of proceedings.
according to an EU-funded study, the time wasted by not using mediation is estimated at an average of between 331 and 446 extra days in the EU, with extra legal costs ranging from €12,471 to €13,738 per specific case.
according to an EU-funded study, the time wasted by not using mediation is estimated at an average of between 331 and 446 extra days in the EU, with extra legal costs ranging from €12,471 to €13,738 per different case.
in this specific case the distinct question arises as to whether national case-law may constitute a ground for establishing a Treaty infringement.
in this different case the distinct question arises as to whether national case-law may constitute a ground for establishing a Treaty infringement.
Sharia, with its emphasis on swift justice, is often preferable to civil law in a country such as Nigeria, where courts are poorly administered and specific cases move slowly, when they move at all.
Sharia, with its emphasis on swift justice, is often preferable to civil law in a country such as Nigeria, where courts are poorly administered and different cases move slowly, when they move at all.
as in the German case, the Commission has suspended its own investigation on those specific cases awaiting the outcome of the investigation undertaken at national level.
as in the German case, the Commission has suspended its own investigation on those different cases awaiting the outcome of the investigation undertaken at national level.
another positive trend should also be noted, namely the reduction in the number of specific cases pending, despite a significant increase in new cases.
another positive trend should also be noted, namely the reduction in the number of cases pending, despite a significant increase in specific cases.
another positive trend should also be noted, namely the reduction in the number of different cases pending, despite a significant increase in new cases.
opinion of Advocate General Tizzano in the specific Cases of C-466 / 98, C-467 / 98, C-468 / 98, C-469 / 98, C-471 / 98, C-472 / 98, C-475 / 98 and C-476 / 98
opinion of Advocate General Tizzano in the different Cases of C-466 / 98, C-467 / 98, C-468 / 98, C-469 / 98, C-471 / 98, C-472 / 98, C-475 / 98 and C-476 / 98
indeed, what being said, also by Mr Demetriou, is that whilst all Member States must adhere to the rights of suspects and the human rights convention, there are also a huge number of specific cases running in Strasbourg.
the Commission has decided to close a specific case concerning drift-net fishing at sea for wild Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar.
the Commission has decided to close a different case concerning drift-net fishing at sea for wild Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar.
the only two legal cases pending against the Irish Government include one with regard to the provision of waste management plans (specific cases are being taken out against several Member States).
in accordance with the final paragraph of Article 88 (2) of the Treaty, the Commission may decide within three months of the date of a Member State's application (12 September in the specific case of the Spanish delegation here) to grant national aid.
in view of the large number of publications which have taken place in the Member States on the basis of rules which were regarded as being valid, the Court accepts that the invalidity of those provisions which has thus been established cannot allow any action to be brought to challenge the effects of the publication of the lists of beneficiaries of EAGF and EAFRD aid carried out by the national authorities during the period prior to the date on which the judgment in the specific cases is delivered.
the Commission's specific case started in June 1997 when it carried out "surprise" investigations.
the Commission's different case started in June 1997 when it carried out "surprise" investigations.
these specific cases form part of a series of actions for failure to fulfil obligations brought by the Commission against several Member States for failure to comply with their obligations under directives governing the functioning of the railway sector.
these different cases form part of a series of actions for failure to fulfil obligations brought by the Commission against several Member States for failure to comply with their obligations under directives governing the functioning of the railway sector.
it proposed that the Court should order Greece to pay a penalty of €72 532.80 for each day of delay (from delivery of the judgment in the specific case until the date of compliance with the 2007 judgment) and a lump sum of €10 512 per day of delay, in respect of the period between the first judgment and the judgment in the present case or the date on which the measures to comply with the judgment in Case C-26 / 07 were taken, if that occurred earlier.
notably, new provisions on the role of the Public Prosecutor-General, the postponement of deliberations, transitional provisions for pending specific cases and vacatio legis are of concern.
notably, new provisions on the role of the Public Prosecutor-General, the postponement of deliberations, transitional provisions for pending different cases and vacatio legis are of concern.
consequently, the Commission communication expressly concerns itself with the results of these specific cases.
this was coordinated with the Directorate-General for Competition in specific cases against rights agencies.
this was coordinated with the Directorate-General for Competition in different cases against rights agencies.
today, the European Commission proposed legislation that will help people exercise their fair trial rights anywhere in the EU when they cannot understand the language of the specific case.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of specific cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 specific cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of different cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending specific cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of new cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending different cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
however, I note with concern that the General Court in 2009 showed a decrease in the number of cases decided and an increase in the duration of the proceedings and that consequently, although the number of specific cases in 2009 was lower (568 new cases compared to 629 in 2008), the backlog of pending cases continued to increase (from 1178 in 2008 to 1191 in 2009). I also welcome the fact that the Civil Service Tribunal closed more cases than ever before (155 cases), and that the average duration of a procedure was 15.1 months compared to 17 months in 2008.
and lastly, would it not be understandable, predictable even, that, in the face of collapse and the lack of solutions, the Court and the Council - since, as we have already said, neither Parliament nor the Commission would be anything more than powerless witnesses - might increase the number of different cases in which a single judge could be used?
and lastly, would it not be understandable, predictable even, that, in the face of collapse and the lack of solutions, the Court and the Council - since, as we have already said, neither Parliament nor the Commission would be anything more than powerless witnesses - might increase the number of specific cases in which a single judge could be used?
this is the specific case of amendments aimed at narrowing down the derogations in Annex 2 of the proposal (Amendments Nos 21, 68 and 74), and Amendment No 61 concerning court actions, although on this last issue the Commission recognises that there is a need to improve the possibilities of redress, especially in cross-border contracts.
this is the different case of amendments aimed at narrowing down the derogations in Annex 2 of the proposal (Amendments Nos 21, 68 and 74), and Amendment No 61 concerning court actions, although on this last issue the Commission recognises that there is a need to improve the possibilities of redress, especially in cross-border contracts.
the Court's judgment in this specific case (C-343 / 05) confirmed Finland's failure to comply with Article 8 of Directive 2001 / 37 / EC on the manufacture, presentation and sale of tobacco products, which prohibits the placing of tobacco for oral use on the market.
the Court's judgment in this different case (C-343 / 05) confirmed Finland's failure to comply with Article 8 of Directive 2001 / 37 / EC on the manufacture, presentation and sale of tobacco products, which prohibits the placing of tobacco for oral use on the market.
I have to tell the House that in my days in the Second Chamber, as a member of a government party, I played a part with all the women in the government party and the opposition, and those in the trade unions, to bring a number of the specific cases mentioned here to a successful conclusion at the Court of Justice.
I have to tell the House that in my days in the Second Chamber, as a member of a government party, I played a part with all the women in the government party and the opposition, and those in the trade unions, to bring a number of the different cases mentioned here to a successful conclusion at the Court of Justice.
as the Court of Justice has confirmed, such national legislation is permitted by Community law as long as the rules concerning the free movement of goods and services between Member States and the respective case-law are respected (see judgements of 10 January 1985 in specific case 229 / 83 "Leclerc" and of 3 October 2000 in case C-9 / 99 "Echirolles").
as the Court of Justice has confirmed, such national legislation is permitted by Community law as long as the rules concerning the free movement of goods and services between Member States and the respective case-law are respected (see judgements of 10 January 1985 in different case 229 / 83 "Leclerc" and of 3 October 2000 in case C-9 / 99 "Echirolles").
it pointed out in particular that, following the successive accessions of new Member States to the EU and by reason of both the adaptation of the EU's institutional framework in connection with the Treaty of Lisbon's entry into force and of the new areas of jurisdiction conferred upon the Court by that Treaty, the number of specific cases has been constantly increasing for a number of years.
it pointed out in particular that, following the successive accessions of new Member States to the EU and by reason of both the adaptation of the EU's institutional framework in connection with the Treaty of Lisbon's entry into force and of the new areas of jurisdiction conferred upon the Court by that Treaty, the number of different cases has been constantly increasing for a number of years.
the Commission's assessment of this specific case has been made in close co-operation with the United States' Federal Trade Commission.
the Commission's assessment of this different case has been made in close co-operation with the United States' Federal Trade Commission.
the Council is aware that, in the specific case of Titina Loizidou, the European Court of Human Rights considered that Turkey was in violation of the European Convention of Human Rights when that country was found guilty of depriving a person of the rights to property in Northern Cyprus.
the Council is aware that, in the different case of Titina Loizidou, the European Court of Human Rights considered that Turkey was in violation of the European Convention of Human Rights when that country was found guilty of depriving a person of the rights to property in Northern Cyprus.
Pattloch reports of instances whereby the court dismisses specific cases, because after a long period of time, the name to which the objection is being raised has become a "market reality."
Pattloch reports of instances whereby the court dismisses different cases, because after a long period of time, the name to which the objection is being raised has become a "market reality."
for the sake of consistency, the Commission has decided to apply its normal practice - as set out in its Communication on the implementation of Article 260 (3) TFEU, which consists in withdrawing pending specific cases before the Court of Justice where only a daily penalty has been proposed, if the Member State complies with the obligation to transpose the Directive's obligations into national law.
for the sake of consistency, the Commission has decided to apply its normal practice - as set out in its Communication on the implementation of Article 260 (3) TFEU, which consists in withdrawing pending different cases before the Court of Justice where only a daily penalty has been proposed, if the Member State complies with the obligation to transpose the Directive's obligations into national law.
as the court on Friday was due to examine the admissibility of the specific case brought by Mrs. Bettencourt-Meyers, the pleas from the lawyers at times turned proceedings into an unveiling of intimate family matters.
as the court on Friday was due to examine the admissibility of the different case brought by Mrs. Bettencourt-Meyers, the pleas from the lawyers at times turned proceedings into an unveiling of intimate family matters.
the European Commission is continuing legal action against Italy over two different cases involving violations of EU legislation to protect human health and the environment against the risks posed by waste.
the European Commission is continuing legal action against Italy over two specific cases involving violations of EU legislation to protect human health and the environment against the risks posed by waste.
the UK statute which Spain contests was adopted by the UK following the "Matthews v. United Kingdom" specific case of 18 February 1999 in which it had been condemned by the European Court of Human Rights because no European parliamentary elections had ever been held in Gibraltar.
the UK statute which Spain contests was adopted by the UK following the "Matthews v. United Kingdom" different case of 18 February 1999 in which it had been condemned by the European Court of Human Rights because no European parliamentary elections had ever been held in Gibraltar.
in August 2007, the Court of Appeal decided to "leave the verdict without changes in spite of the fact that it was proven that the specific case and testimonial evidence were illegal and faked.
the Commission's reference number of the specific case is 2007 / 2264.
in that context, the cour d'appel de Bruxelles (Belgium), which is hearing the specific case on appeal, is asking the Court of Justice to clarify the concept of an eligible 'licensee "during the first phase of the sunrise period.
in that context, the cour d'appel de Bruxelles (Belgium), which is hearing the different case on appeal, is asking the Court of Justice to clarify the concept of an eligible 'licensee "during the first phase of the sunrise period.
facilitation of access to redress mechanisms in specific case of problems without needing to resort to court procedures which are lengthy and costly both for consumers and the public purse.
the referral of this specific case to the Court follows a reasoned opinion, which was communicated to Spain earlier this year as the second stage of the infringement procedure laid down in Article 226 of the Treaty.
the referral of this different case to the Court follows a reasoned opinion, which was communicated to Spain earlier this year as the second stage of the infringement procedure laid down in Article 226 of the Treaty.
when the specific case was in the course of being examined by the General Court, Mr Abdulrahim's name was first removed from the Sanctions Committee list and then, by a 2002 regulation, from the list at issue.
nevertheless, this increase, which concerns only 15% of the specific cases completed in 2013, is principally attributable to factors over which the Court has relatively limited control.
nevertheless, this increase, which concerns only 15% of the different cases completed in 2013, is principally attributable to factors over which the Court has relatively limited control.
the Court of Appeal of England and Wales, which is hearing these two different cases, asks the Court of Justice whether the interpretation of Article 12 of the regulation adopted in the Baumbast judgment still applies following the entry into force of the new directive, and whether the right of residence of the person who is the child's primary carer is now subject to the conditions laid down by the directive for the exercise of the right of residence,
the Court of Appeal of England and Wales, which is hearing these two specific cases, asks the Court of Justice whether the interpretation of Article 12 of the regulation adopted in the Baumbast judgment still applies following the entry into force of the new directive, and whether the right of residence of the person who is the child's primary carer is now subject to the conditions laid down by the directive for the exercise of the right of residence,
this view is supported by the case law of the Court of Justice, notably in its ruling on a case brought by Braathens Sverige AB (formerly Transwede Airways AB) against the Swedish tax administration (different case 346 / 97).
this view is supported by the case law of the Court of Justice, notably in its ruling on a case brought by Braathens Sverige AB (formerly Transwede Airways AB) against the Swedish tax administration (specific case 346 / 97).
advocate General Philippe Léger has today delivered his Opinion in this specific case.
today, Advocate General Léger has delivered his Opinion in this specific case.
to consider specific cases brought before it, the Court shall sit in committees of three judges, in Chambers of seven judges and in a Grand Chamber of seventeen judges.
to consider different cases brought before it, the Court shall sit in committees of three judges, in Chambers of seven judges and in a Grand Chamber of seventeen judges.
I therefore endorse Amendment 182, according to which the European Parliament retains the right to bring a specific case before the Court of Justice in order to verify the proposal's legitimacy and its reconcilability with the fundamental civil rights.
I therefore endorse Amendment 182, according to which the European Parliament retains the right to bring a different case before the Court of Justice in order to verify the proposal's legitimacy and its reconcilability with the fundamental civil rights.
today Advocate General Mischo has delivered his Opinion in this specific case.
the Court of Justice in its judgement of 13 July 1966, in joined specific cases 56 and 58-64, Grundig-Consten [1966] ECR 429
the Court of Justice in its judgement of 13 July 1966, in joined different cases 56 and 58-64, Grundig-Consten [1966] ECR 429
"the promises made by Portugal to comply with EU rules have not materialised, so we have no option but to refer the specific case to the Court.
the Court determined that it would make a ruling once the specific case concerning the admissibility of Mrs. Bettencourt-Meyers's claim had taken place.
this year, references for a preliminary ruling from the courts and tribunals of the Member States represent, quantitatively, the primary category of specific cases brought before the Court.
this year, references for a preliminary ruling from the courts and tribunals of the Member States represent, quantitatively, the primary category of different cases brought before the Court.
the Commission has today decided to withdraw the specific case against Estonia before the European Court of Justice (ECJ) for non-transposition of EU rules prohibiting gender discrimination in access to and supply of goods and services (Directive 2004 / 113 / EC).
the Commission has today decided to withdraw the different case against Estonia before the European Court of Justice (ECJ) for non-transposition of EU rules prohibiting gender discrimination in access to and supply of goods and services (Directive 2004 / 113 / EC).
also the discretionary power to dismiss and appoint Court Presidents allows the Minister of Justice to exert influence over these judges when they are adjudicating specific cases involving the application of EU law.
also the discretionary power to dismiss and appoint Court Presidents allows the Minister of Justice to exert influence over these judges when they are adjudicating different cases involving the application of EU law.
finding this difference in treatment a form of unjustified discrimination on the grounds of nationality, the staff brought a series of different cases in the Court of Justice of the European Communities.
finding this difference in treatment a form of unjustified discrimination on the grounds of nationality, the staff brought a series of specific cases in the Court of Justice of the European Communities.
advocate General Mengozzi today delivers his Opinion in a number of different cases, in which a number of German courts have asked the Court of Justice to rule on whether the laws on games of chance in Germany are compatible with Union law.
advocate General Mengozzi today delivers his Opinion in a number of specific cases, in which a number of German courts have asked the Court of Justice to rule on whether the laws on games of chance in Germany are compatible with Union law.
that said, the Court finds that, in the present case, the length of the proceedings before the General Court, which amounted to approximately 5 years and 9 months, cannot be justified by any of the circumstances in connection with those specific cases.
that said, the Court finds that, in the present case, the length of the proceedings before the General Court, which amounted to approximately 5 years and 9 months, cannot be justified by any of the circumstances in connection with those different cases.
if they fail to reply or if the response is unsatisfactory, the Commission may decide to take the specific case to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) (see also MEMO / 08 / 742).
as regards the specific case (C-551 / 10 P), the Court dismisses the appeal brought by Odile Jacob.
his task is to propose to the Court, on a fully independent basis, a legal solution capable of helping it rule in the specific cases brought before it.
his task is to propose to the Court, on a fully independent basis, a legal solution capable of helping it rule in the different cases brought before it.
the Court made use of the instruments available to it to speed up its handling of specific cases.
the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the both confirm that in specific cases before national courts, a Commission decision is binding proof that the behaviour took place and was illegal.
the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the both confirm that in different cases before national courts, a Commission decision is binding proof that the behaviour took place and was illegal.
despite a Court judgment on the specific case, which dates back to 2006, the Netherlands has failed to take satisfactory action.
the different cases from the Court (Danfoss I and II) happened more than 25 years ago.
the specific cases from the Court (Danfoss I and II) happened more than 25 years ago.
the Raad van State (Council of State), which had to decide the specific case, referred a number of questions to the Court of Justice for a preliminary ruling.
its purpose is solely to propose to the Court, entirely independently, a legal solution which might help it in ruling on the specific cases brought before it.
its purpose is solely to propose to the Court, entirely independently, a legal solution which might help it in ruling on the different cases brought before it.
in the specific case of Member States that have failed to implement Directives within the deadline agreed by the EU's Council of Ministers and the European Parliament, the Commission may request the Court to impose a financial penalty on the Member State concerned the first time the Court rules on such a different case.
under the Lisbon Treaty, which entered into force on 1 December 2009, if Member States fail to transpose legislative Directives into national law within the required deadline, the Commission may ask the Court to impose financial sanctions when referring the specific case to Court.
the Hoge Raad der Nederlanden (Supreme Court of the Netherlands), before which the specific case finally came, referred several questions to the Court of Justice of the European Communities for a preliminary ruling on the interpretation of the Community directive on trade marks.
the Hoge Raad der Nederlanden (Supreme Court of the Netherlands), before which the different case finally came, referred several questions to the Court of Justice of the European Communities for a preliminary ruling on the interpretation of the Community directive on trade marks.
the specific case before the referring court concerns Ms Z, who is a teacher in Ireland.
the Legfelsőbb Bíróság (Supreme Court, Hungary), hearing the specific case on appeal, asks the Court of Justice whether the agreements at issue have as their object the prevention, restriction or distortion of competition.
the Legfelsőbb Bíróság (Supreme Court, Hungary), hearing the different case on appeal, asks the Court of Justice whether the agreements at issue have as their object the prevention, restriction or distortion of competition.
the Advocate General proposes that the different cases should be referred back to the General Court for a ruling on the admissibility of the applications after the parties have been heard
the Advocate General proposes that the specific cases should be referred back to the General Court for a ruling on the admissibility of the applications after the parties have been heard
his role is to propose to the Court, acting with complete independence, a decision on the legal points in order that the specific cases referred to it may be resolved.
his role is to propose to the Court, acting with complete independence, a decision on the legal points in order that the different cases referred to it may be resolved.
the Court of Justice delivered its judgments on 12 July 2001 in two different cases concerning reimbursement of hospital costs incurred in another Member State.
the Court of Justice delivered its judgments on 12 July 2001 in two specific cases concerning reimbursement of hospital costs incurred in another Member State.
further, the Court considered this case to be of exceptional importance and decided to refer the specific case to the full Court, consisting of all 27 judges.
if the Romanian authorities fail to inform the Commission within two months of measures taken to ensure compliance with EU law in this respect, the Commission may refer the specific case to the European Court of Justice.
it is the task of the Advocates General, acting with complete independence, to propose to the Court a legal solution in the specific cases for which they are responsible.
it is the task of the Advocates General, acting with complete independence, to propose to the Court a legal solution in the different cases for which they are responsible.
in the specific case, the Bundesgerichtshof (Federal Court of Justice of Germany) asks the Court of Justice to clarify the scope of the option, of which Germany has made use.
hearing the specific case at last instance, the Oberster Gerichtshof (Supreme Court, Austria) asked the Court of Justice to interpret the EU Copyright Directive and the fundamental rights recognised by EU law.
hearing the different case at last instance, the Oberster Gerichtshof (Supreme Court, Austria) asked the Court of Justice to interpret the EU Copyright Directive and the fundamental rights recognised by EU law.
this specific case concerns an action brought by the Commission requesting the Court to fine Germany following an alleged failure to comply with the judgment delivered by the Court on 23 October 2007.
his role is to suggest to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the specific case pending before it.
it is the role of the Advocates General, acting with complete independence, to propose to the Court a legal solution to the specific cases assigned to them.
it is the role of the Advocates General, acting with complete independence, to propose to the Court a legal solution to the different cases assigned to them.
it is the role of the Advocates General to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the specific cases for which they are responsible.
it is the role of the Advocates General to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the different cases for which they are responsible.
the number of different cases brought to a close was 434 at the Court of Justice and 340 at the Court of First Instance, while new cases brought numbered 504 and 345 respectively.
the number of specific cases brought to a close was 434 at the Court of Justice and 340 at the Court of First Instance, while new cases brought numbered 504 and 345 respectively.
the number of cases brought to a close was 434 at the Court of Justice and 340 at the Court of First Instance, while specific cases brought numbered 504 and 345 respectively.
it is the role of the Advocates General to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the specific case assigned to them.
that specific case is pending before the Court of Justice under Registry number C-265 / 95.
judgement by the Court of Justice in the different cases of the European Commission against the European Central Bank and the European Investment Bank
judgement by the Court of Justice in the specific cases of the European Commission against the European Central Bank and the European Investment Bank
the task of the Advocate General is to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to the specific case concerned.
the task of an Advocate General is to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to a specific case.
the task of an Advocate General is to propose to the Court, in complete independence, a legal solution to a different case.
the Court thus brought 665 different cases to a close in 2004.
the Court thus brought 665 specific cases to a close in 2004.
if Bulgaria fails to act within two months, the specific case may be referred to the EU Court of Justice.
if Greece fails to act within two months, the specific case may be referred to the EU Court of Justice.
if Austria fails to act within two months, the specific case may be referred to the EU Court of Justice.
in those two specific cases, the High Court of Justice of England and Wales has referred a number of questions concerning the interpretation of European Union law to the Court of Justice.
in those two different cases, the High Court of Justice of England and Wales has referred a number of questions concerning the interpretation of European Union law to the Court of Justice.
a man falls off his last chair, perhaps overcome with aquavit.
this game is so wildly addictive that you won't be able to leave your last chair.
what might tell the last chair to the red, the black and to the brown, and what has the white paper, the background to do with this all?
the US Federal Bureau of Investigation released documents showing that an FBI agent witnessed "on several occasions" detainees who were "chained hand and foot in [a] fetal position to [the] floor," without the last chair, or food or water.
when Santiago sits arched over on the last chair, tired of life, this is a genuine emotion for Janson.
I have to try harder, day and night, tie myself to the last chair and think of a more accurate plan.
the humour of Joey and Chandler's frequent hugs, moments watching football on the last chairs, and Ross's pining for Rachel, came from the knowledge that yes, men can all relate to this, even if they often hold back from fully exploring their feelings.
the fact that during the course of this he not only banged last chairs and threw his bunch of keys to the floor, but even handed out slaps around the face and pulled on the hair or ears of all-too-impudent boys is something that he himself already admitted years ago, that he deeply regrets and apologises for.
with more than 500 chair designs to choose from, and almost infinite variations of wood and shades of color, there is probably the last chair for all and each.
one American recognizes his own impulse toward savagery and declares about war: "you feel that, after all, this is what men were intended for rather than to sit in important chairs with a cigarette and whiskey, the evening paper or the best seller, and to pretend that such a veneer means civilization and that there is no barbarian behind your starched and studded shirt front."
one American recognizes his own impulse toward savagery and declares about war: "you feel that, after all, this is what men were intended for rather than to sit in last chairs with a cigarette and whiskey, the evening paper or the best seller, and to pretend that such a veneer means civilization and that there is no barbarian behind your starched and studded shirt front."
especially interesting among the museum's exhibits and materials are the collections of "black and golden books," including notebooks, certificates, teaching aids, annual school reports, stereoscopic pictures, photographs of school buildings and classrooms, school equipment (desks, last chairs, blackboards), and stationery.
an aluminium frame with a soft design and the net fabric reflects ease and transparency, whilst also ensuring that the last chair has individuality.
but, he added, rocking in his last chair on a back patio overlooking Lake Sabelia, where Hurston was most likely baptized, "she never did stay too long."
thanks to a new concept of foot rests, the doctor is able to do routine examination as well as ultra-sound examination of a patient on one last chair only. the patient doesn't have to move to another examination couch.
but the clinics did this with the patients sitting in the last chair.
Labbe has designed the last chair which was intended to vibrate and stretch the person sitting to relieve stress, tension and pain.
[...] Then there was two last chairs, classic Lamino.
four last chairs will soon be reupholstered in the sumptuous broché of Seguin's design.
a bar located by a lime-whitened countryside stove, with a fire-place and important chairs create a really homely atmosphere.
a bar located by a lime-whitened countryside stove, with a fire-place and last chairs create a really homely atmosphere.
additionally, there are last chairs at the pond, a shady barbeque house with seats and tables - perfect to grill fresh fish, which you have the option of grilling yourself or having us grill it for you, while you enjoy your candlelit meal.
the last chair is made of one large piece and place currently produced by Vitra using a more advanced plastic materials (injection-shaped polypropylene) than the first Pantonstolarna.
• babybed, last chair and babytub are free of charge upon request (by the reservation).
"TUI Na" which means "push and grasp" offers an infinite range of techniques for manipulation of soft tissues that are applied vigorously on the patient dressed in the last chair and a sofa.
in that way, a little-bit forgotten priceless heritage of the predecessors, shapes into the carving bravure (mirrors, picture frames, boxes, tables, last chairs, tripods, sofas, icons...).
for more than 50 years in a furniture factory BOR and for 30 years in LIPA, a factory of wooden floors and wood, we manufacture last chairs, tables, benches and cupboards, for domestic and European market. we also manufacture classic and lamel wooden floors for your apartments which contribute to comfortable living.
we calculated the budget which badly needs 15.000, - for building another class room and to arrange for seats, last chairs and a black board as well.
if the last chair, a table or a car is developed, there are decisions taken relating not only to the shape, but also to the materials, the production mode, ecological and energy efficiency, marque identity and target group.
when a hospital bought his seat in 1931 for their waiting room visitors found them so ugly that the last chairs eventually were stored in an attic, never to be used again.
weather you just need the last chair or want to change the furniture in a whole room in your house do not worry, we have it all.
the hotel has several facilities for families with children, such as cots in the rooms, important chairs for children in the restaurants and the possibility of hiring a baby sitter service (at an extra charge).
the bookshelves that streak the white walls are written in treble clef, the last chairs, tables and bar in bass clef.
with their large variety of features and models, the last chairs, armchairs and two-seaters from this series enable you to realise your individual furnishing ideas.
with their large variety of features and models, the important chairs, armchairs and two-seaters from this series enable you to realise your individual furnishing ideas.
for the families with children, the hotel provides additional facilities, such as cots in the rooms and the presence of important chairs for children in the restaurant (quantity limited).
chosen ideal for families or groups that will be able to relax in the garden of 1800 square meters completely fencing, equipped with gazebo, tables, last chairs, deckchair, beach umbrella, external kitchen with stoves, refrigerator, firewood furnace and grill and a swimming pool (8 x 4 mt- deep 1,55 / 1,04 mt) exclusive for the hosts.
we offer families cots and bed edges, small bathtubs, important chairs, special menus served at flexible timetables, paediatrician, outdoor and indoor games and beach entertainment based on games and tournaments.
diamond room (for 2 Persons) for a refined holiday with all comforts. they are renewed with Venetian style furnishings with a large balcony with direct sea view with last chairs and tables, with showers, hairdryer, WC, telephone, safe, TV-Sat, CD-DVD, air conditioning, minibar and bathrobe to truly treat yourself well.
designed to match the last chairs, Carrée tables round off the essential furnishings.
what's more, the well-outfitted kitchen has plenty of conveniences, including a set of utensils and cookware, a kitchen table with last chairs, and everything else you'll need for a relaxing dinner at home.
a Thousand Splendid Suns is a story of two women's lives in Afghanistan, where women are equal, as a table or the last chair.
the open lounge has 2 sleeper sofas, sofa chair, coffeetable, 2 last chairs, flatscreen TV and is wonderfully decorated with sculptures and lamps.
the open lounge has 2 sleeper sofas, sofa chair, coffeetable, 2 important chairs, flatscreen TV and is wonderfully decorated with sculptures and lamps.
the master bedroom has 1 double bed, built-in closet, desk and last chair, with doors onto its balconette.
lovely, large and luminous rooms, a few of them located in the attic, at about 33-35 sq m with Ladin-style sofa, minibar, safe, Satellite TV, SKY channels, Internet wireless in the room as well as in the whole hotel, telephone, bathroom with shower, toilet, hairdryer, elegant bathroom set, spa slippers and bathrobe, and a balcony overlooking the Dolomites thats equipped with a small table and last chairs.
the open lounge has 1 sleeper sofa, a sofa chair, seating cube, designer floor lamp, audiovisual unit, unique art prints and a complete mini-office suite with desk, last chair and lamp.
outside a wooded 6 meters big veranda, 2,20 meters large, guarantees the opportunity to relax or comfortably to eat, thanking the table, the last chairs and deckchairs in equipment.
75m2 + 2 balcony (8m2 and 7m2) .It has kitchen (cooker, fridge with freezer, caffe machine, microwave) and living room with three pull-out sofa, table with last chairs, 3 double rooms, 2 toilets (1 with bathtub, 1 with shower), 2 air conditioners and 2 SAT TV.
in this sense, the multipurpose furniture, that for example hides a bed behind a table, with its important chairs, are components to consider.
in this sense, the multipurpose furniture, that for example hides a bed behind a table, with its last chairs, are components to consider.
external Equipment External 6x2.5 mt. veranda to close, additional kitchen with 4 burners in the veranda, Big table with 6 last chairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
external EQUIPMENT External 6x2.20 mt. veranda, Big table with 6 last chairs, 2 deckchairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
external EQUIPMENT External 6x2.20 mt veranda, Big table with 6 last chairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
located on the forst floor, two-roomed apartament with panoramic views. one bedroom with en-suite bathroom, living room with kitchen equipped with kitchen & tableware, TV, open fireplace, rustic ambience, private external courtyard with table, last chairs and deck-chairs.
in the lounge, there's a large L-shape sleeper sofa, reading last chair, glass-top coffee table, nest of tables, shagpile rug, audiovisual unit, storage shelving, with access onto the terrace.
the roofed Veranda consists a cook corner with gas cooker, sink, fridge, table-ware and cook implements for 4 persons, table and last chairs.
located on the first floor, studio apartament with panoramic views. very spacious living room with double bed and kitchen equipped with kitchen & tableware, on-suite bathroom, TV, open fireplace, external private courtyard with table, last chairs and deck-chairs.
il Cinghiale has living room with fully equipped kitchen, table and last chairs, satellite television, bedroom with double bed, bedroom with single bed (on request an extra single bed will be put into this bedroom) and bathroom with shower cubicle. central heating and air conditioning.
the larger homes have separate dining room with table and chairs for eating and a separate writing place with a massive writing-table and the last chair.
living area have sectional furniture with closet, satellite TV, as well the kitchen / dining area with table and 4 last chairs.
cosy studio (35 m ²) with balcony, 1 double bed, a sofa, two armchairs, dining table and two last chairs, coffee table, a desk, wll equipped kitchen and complete bathroom with bathtub.
a table, the last chair; two tables, eight chairs; a table, no chair, but a bed instead.
in the lounge there is 1 sleeper sofa, coffee table, audiovisual unit, side-table and last chair, lamps.
a man falls off his next chair, perhaps overcome with aquavit.
this game is so wildly addictive that you won't be able to leave your next chair.
what might tell the next chair to the red, the black and to the brown, and what has the white paper, the background to do with this all?
the US Federal Bureau of Investigation released documents showing that an FBI agent witnessed "on several occasions" detainees who were "chained hand and foot in [a] fetal position to [the] floor," without the next chair, or food or water.
the US Federal Bureau of Investigation released documents showing that an FBI agent witnessed "on several occasions" detainees who were "chained hand and foot in [a] fetal position to [the] floor," without the responsible chair, or food or water.
when Santiago sits arched over on the next chair, tired of life, this is a genuine emotion for Janson.
I have to try harder, day and night, tie myself to the next chair and think of a more accurate plan.
the humour of Joey and Chandler's frequent hugs, moments watching football on the next chairs, and Ross's pining for Rachel, came from the knowledge that yes, men can all relate to this, even if they often hold back from fully exploring their feelings.
the fact that during the course of this he not only banged responsible chairs and threw his bunch of keys to the floor, but even handed out slaps around the face and pulled on the hair or ears of all-too-impudent boys is something that he himself already admitted years ago, that he deeply regrets and apologises for.
the fact that during the course of this he not only banged next chairs and threw his bunch of keys to the floor, but even handed out slaps around the face and pulled on the hair or ears of all-too-impudent boys is something that he himself already admitted years ago, that he deeply regrets and apologises for.
the box will close and you will be seated in the next chair you selected.
with more than 500 chair designs to choose from, and almost infinite variations of wood and shades of color, there is probably the next chair for all and each.
one American recognizes his own impulse toward savagery and declares about war: "you feel that, after all, this is what men were intended for rather than to sit in responsible chairs with a cigarette and whiskey, the evening paper or the best seller, and to pretend that such a veneer means civilization and that there is no barbarian behind your starched and studded shirt front."
one American recognizes his own impulse toward savagery and declares about war: "you feel that, after all, this is what men were intended for rather than to sit in next chairs with a cigarette and whiskey, the evening paper or the best seller, and to pretend that such a veneer means civilization and that there is no barbarian behind your starched and studded shirt front."
especially interesting among the museum's exhibits and materials are the collections of "black and golden books," including notebooks, certificates, teaching aids, annual school reports, stereoscopic pictures, photographs of school buildings and classrooms, school equipment (desks, next chairs, blackboards), and stationery.
especially interesting among the museum's exhibits and materials are the collections of "black and golden books," including notebooks, certificates, teaching aids, annual school reports, stereoscopic pictures, photographs of school buildings and classrooms, school equipment (desks, responsible chairs, blackboards), and stationery.
an aluminium frame with a soft design and the net fabric reflects ease and transparency, whilst also ensuring that the next chair has individuality.
but, he added, rocking in his next chair on a back patio overlooking Lake Sabelia, where Hurston was most likely baptized, "she never did stay too long."
thanks to a new concept of foot rests, the doctor is able to do routine examination as well as ultra-sound examination of a patient on one responsible chair only. the patient doesn't have to move to another examination couch.
thanks to a new concept of foot rests, the doctor is able to do routine examination as well as ultra-sound examination of a patient on one next chair only. the patient doesn't have to move to another examination couch.
but the clinics did this with the patients sitting in the next chair.
no particular posture needs to be adopted for meditation. you may either sit on the floor with a meditation cushion or sit on the next chair.
Labbe has designed the next chair which was intended to vibrate and stretch the person sitting to relieve stress, tension and pain.
four next chairs will soon be reupholstered in the sumptuous broché of Seguin's design.
a bar located by a lime-whitened countryside stove, with a fire-place and next chairs create a really homely atmosphere.
additionally, there are next chairs at the pond, a shady barbeque house with seats and tables - perfect to grill fresh fish, which you have the option of grilling yourself or having us grill it for you, while you enjoy your candlelit meal.
additionally, there are responsible chairs at the pond, a shady barbeque house with seats and tables - perfect to grill fresh fish, which you have the option of grilling yourself or having us grill it for you, while you enjoy your candlelit meal.
the next chair is made of one large piece and place currently produced by Vitra using a more advanced plastic materials (injection-shaped polypropylene) than the first Pantonstolarna.
the responsible chair is made of one large piece and place currently produced by Vitra using a more advanced plastic materials (injection-shaped polypropylene) than the first Pantonstolarna.
• babybed, next chair and babytub are free of charge upon request (by the reservation).
"TUI Na" which means "push and grasp" offers an infinite range of techniques for manipulation of soft tissues that are applied vigorously on the patient dressed in the next chair and a sofa.
"TUI Na" which means "push and grasp" offers an infinite range of techniques for manipulation of soft tissues that are applied vigorously on the patient dressed in the responsible chair and a sofa.
when the next chair approaches, sit in it and close the safety bar.
in that way, a little-bit forgotten priceless heritage of the predecessors, shapes into the carving bravure (mirrors, picture frames, boxes, tables, next chairs, tripods, sofas, icons...).
I sit on responsible chairs, and put flowers in vases designed by Alvar Aalto and use a Nokia phone.
for more than 50 years in a furniture factory BOR and for 30 years in LIPA, a factory of wooden floors and wood, we manufacture responsible chairs, tables, benches and cupboards, for domestic and European market. we also manufacture classic and lamel wooden floors for your apartments which contribute to comfortable living.
for more than 50 years in a furniture factory BOR and for 30 years in LIPA, a factory of wooden floors and wood, we manufacture next chairs, tables, benches and cupboards, for domestic and European market. we also manufacture classic and lamel wooden floors for your apartments which contribute to comfortable living.
we calculated the budget which badly needs 15.000, - for building another class room and to arrange for seats, next chairs and a black board as well.
we calculated the budget which badly needs 15.000, - for building another class room and to arrange for seats, responsible chairs and a black board as well.
if the next chair, a table or a car is developed, there are decisions taken relating not only to the shape, but also to the materials, the production mode, ecological and energy efficiency, marque identity and target group.
when a hospital bought his seat in 1931 for their waiting room visitors found them so ugly that the next chairs eventually were stored in an attic, never to be used again.
weather you just need the next chair or want to change the furniture in a whole room in your house do not worry, we have it all.
the bookshelves that streak the white walls are written in treble clef, the next chairs, tables and bar in bass clef.
with their large variety of features and models, the next chairs, armchairs and two-seaters from this series enable you to realise your individual furnishing ideas.
with their large variety of features and models, the responsible chairs, armchairs and two-seaters from this series enable you to realise your individual furnishing ideas.
for the families with children, the hotel provides additional facilities, such as cots in the rooms and the presence of responsible chairs for children in the restaurant (quantity limited).
chosen ideal for families or groups that will be able to relax in the garden of 1800 square meters completely fencing, equipped with gazebo, tables, next chairs, deckchair, beach umbrella, external kitchen with stoves, refrigerator, firewood furnace and grill and a swimming pool (8 x 4 mt- deep 1,55 / 1,04 mt) exclusive for the hosts.
chosen ideal for families or groups that will be able to relax in the garden of 1800 square meters completely fencing, equipped with gazebo, tables, responsible chairs, deckchair, beach umbrella, external kitchen with stoves, refrigerator, firewood furnace and grill and a swimming pool (8 x 4 mt- deep 1,55 / 1,04 mt) exclusive for the hosts.
diamond room (for 2 Persons) for a refined holiday with all comforts. they are renewed with Venetian style furnishings with a large balcony with direct sea view with responsible chairs and tables, with showers, hairdryer, WC, telephone, safe, TV-Sat, CD-DVD, air conditioning, minibar and bathrobe to truly treat yourself well.
diamond room (for 2 Persons) for a refined holiday with all comforts. they are renewed with Venetian style furnishings with a large balcony with direct sea view with next chairs and tables, with showers, hairdryer, WC, telephone, safe, TV-Sat, CD-DVD, air conditioning, minibar and bathrobe to truly treat yourself well.
designed to match the next chairs, Carrée tables round off the essential furnishings.
what's more, the well-outfitted kitchen has plenty of conveniences, including a set of utensils and cookware, a kitchen table with responsible chairs, and everything else you'll need for a relaxing dinner at home.
a Thousand Splendid Suns is a story of two women's lives in Afghanistan, where women are equal, as a table or the next chair.
the open lounge has 2 sleeper sofas, sofa chair, coffeetable, 2 next chairs, flatscreen TV and is wonderfully decorated with sculptures and lamps.
the open lounge has 2 sleeper sofas, sofa chair, coffeetable, 2 responsible chairs, flatscreen TV and is wonderfully decorated with sculptures and lamps.
the master bedroom has 1 double bed, built-in closet, desk and next chair, with doors onto its balconette.
lovely, large and luminous rooms, a few of them located in the attic, at about 33-35 sq m with Ladin-style sofa, minibar, safe, Satellite TV, SKY channels, Internet wireless in the room as well as in the whole hotel, telephone, bathroom with shower, toilet, hairdryer, elegant bathroom set, spa slippers and bathrobe, and a balcony overlooking the Dolomites thats equipped with a small table and next chairs.
lovely, large and luminous rooms, a few of them located in the attic, at about 33-35 sq m with Ladin-style sofa, minibar, safe, Satellite TV, SKY channels, Internet wireless in the room as well as in the whole hotel, telephone, bathroom with shower, toilet, hairdryer, elegant bathroom set, spa slippers and bathrobe, and a balcony overlooking the Dolomites thats equipped with a small table and responsible chairs.
the open lounge has 1 sleeper sofa, a sofa chair, seating cube, designer floor lamp, audiovisual unit, unique art prints and a complete mini-office suite with desk, next chair and lamp.
outside a wooded 6 meters big veranda, 2,20 meters large, guarantees the opportunity to relax or comfortably to eat, thanking the table, the next chairs and deckchairs in equipment.
75m2 + 2 balcony (8m2 and 7m2) .It has kitchen (cooker, fridge with freezer, caffe machine, microwave) and living room with three pull-out sofa, table with next chairs, 3 double rooms, 2 toilets (1 with bathtub, 1 with shower), 2 air conditioners and 2 SAT TV.
75m2 + 2 balcony (8m2 and 7m2) .It has kitchen (cooker, fridge with freezer, caffe machine, microwave) and living room with three pull-out sofa, table with responsible chairs, 3 double rooms, 2 toilets (1 with bathtub, 1 with shower), 2 air conditioners and 2 SAT TV.
in this sense, the multipurpose furniture, that for example hides a bed behind a table, with its next chairs, are components to consider.
external Equipment External 6x2.5 mt. veranda to close, additional kitchen with 4 burners in the veranda, Big table with 6 next chairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
external EQUIPMENT External 6x2.20 mt. veranda, Big table with 6 responsible chairs, 2 deckchairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
external EQUIPMENT External 6x2.20 mt. veranda, Big table with 6 next chairs, 2 deckchairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
external EQUIPMENT External 6x2.20 mt veranda, Big table with 6 responsible chairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
external EQUIPMENT External 6x2.20 mt veranda, Big table with 6 next chairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
located on the forst floor, two-roomed apartament with panoramic views. one bedroom with en-suite bathroom, living room with kitchen equipped with kitchen & tableware, TV, open fireplace, rustic ambience, private external courtyard with table, next chairs and deck-chairs.
located on the forst floor, two-roomed apartament with panoramic views. one bedroom with en-suite bathroom, living room with kitchen equipped with kitchen & tableware, TV, open fireplace, rustic ambience, private external courtyard with table, responsible chairs and deck-chairs.
in the lounge, there's a large L-shape sleeper sofa, reading next chair, glass-top coffee table, nest of tables, shagpile rug, audiovisual unit, storage shelving, with access onto the terrace.
the roofed Veranda consists a cook corner with gas cooker, sink, fridge, table-ware and cook implements for 4 persons, table and next chairs.
located on the first floor, studio apartament with panoramic views. very spacious living room with double bed and kitchen equipped with kitchen & tableware, on-suite bathroom, TV, open fireplace, external private courtyard with table, next chairs and deck-chairs.
located on the first floor, studio apartament with panoramic views. very spacious living room with double bed and kitchen equipped with kitchen & tableware, on-suite bathroom, TV, open fireplace, external private courtyard with table, responsible chairs and deck-chairs.
the larger homes have separate dining room with table and chairs for eating and a separate writing place with a massive writing-table and the next chair.
in the lounge there is 1 sleeper sofa, coffee table, audiovisual unit, side-table and next chair, lamps.
what might tell the excellent chair to the red, the black and to the brown, and what has the white paper, the background to do with this all?
the US Federal Bureau of Investigation released documents showing that an FBI agent witnessed "on several occasions" detainees who were "chained hand and foot in [a] fetal position to [the] floor," without the excellent chair, or food or water.
the fact that during the course of this he not only banged excellent chairs and threw his bunch of keys to the floor, but even handed out slaps around the face and pulled on the hair or ears of all-too-impudent boys is something that he himself already admitted years ago, that he deeply regrets and apologises for.
out of 9 base elements you can create 16 individualized types of excellent chairs to fit your individual professional needs.
with more than 500 chair designs to choose from, and almost infinite variations of wood and shades of color, there is probably the excellent chair for all and each.
one American recognizes his own impulse toward savagery and declares about war: "you feel that, after all, this is what men were intended for rather than to sit in excellent chairs with a cigarette and whiskey, the evening paper or the best seller, and to pretend that such a veneer means civilization and that there is no barbarian behind your starched and studded shirt front."
especially interesting among the museum's exhibits and materials are the collections of "black and golden books," including notebooks, certificates, teaching aids, annual school reports, stereoscopic pictures, photographs of school buildings and classrooms, school equipment (desks, excellent chairs, blackboards), and stationery.
an aluminium frame with a soft design and the net fabric reflects ease and transparency, whilst also ensuring that the excellent chair has individuality.
but, he added, rocking in his excellent chair on a back patio overlooking Lake Sabelia, where Hurston was most likely baptized, "she never did stay too long."
thanks to a new concept of foot rests, the doctor is able to do routine examination as well as ultra-sound examination of a patient on one excellent chair only. the patient doesn't have to move to another examination couch.
our company is specialized in designs, building, selling and assembling excellent chairs and seats for public and private furnishing, cinemas, theaters, universities, convention halls, sports halls and stadiums.
Labbe has designed the excellent chair which was intended to vibrate and stretch the person sitting to relieve stress, tension and pain.
[...] Then there was two excellent chairs, classic Lamino.
four excellent chairs will soon be reupholstered in the sumptuous broché of Seguin's design.
a bar located by a lime-whitened countryside stove, with a fire-place and excellent chairs create a really homely atmosphere.
additionally, there are excellent chairs at the pond, a shady barbeque house with seats and tables - perfect to grill fresh fish, which you have the option of grilling yourself or having us grill it for you, while you enjoy your candlelit meal.
the excellent chair is made of one large piece and place currently produced by Vitra using a more advanced plastic materials (injection-shaped polypropylene) than the first Pantonstolarna.
"TUI Na" which means "push and grasp" offers an infinite range of techniques for manipulation of soft tissues that are applied vigorously on the patient dressed in the excellent chair and a sofa.
in that way, a little-bit forgotten priceless heritage of the predecessors, shapes into the carving bravure (mirrors, picture frames, boxes, tables, excellent chairs, tripods, sofas, icons...).
I sit on excellent chairs, and put flowers in vases designed by Alvar Aalto and use a Nokia phone.
these excellent chairs bring a breath of fresh air into the office.
for more than 50 years in a furniture factory BOR and for 30 years in LIPA, a factory of wooden floors and wood, we manufacture excellent chairs, tables, benches and cupboards, for domestic and European market. we also manufacture classic and lamel wooden floors for your apartments which contribute to comfortable living.
we calculated the budget which badly needs 15.000, - for building another class room and to arrange for seats, excellent chairs and a black board as well.
we offer high quality steel furniture like excellent chairs, armchairs, sofas or benches as well as other interesting accessoires, which will help you create an inventive and attractive decoration of your home.
here it is cosy and comfortable during all the day, as it is pleasant to spend some time in the warm evenings. there are several tables with excellent chairs there for the purpose.
the Windsor Excelsior provides excellent chairs, umbrellas and towels to guests who want to enjoy the beach.
baby guests are welcome. they will find beds, excellent chairs... adapted to their age.
around it, you will relax in the shady area, where excellent chairs are conveniently placed on the grass garden.
the hotel has several facilities for families with children, such as cots in the rooms, excellent chairs for children in the restaurants and the possibility of hiring a baby sitter service (at an extra charge).
the bookshelves that streak the white walls are written in treble clef, the excellent chairs, tables and bar in bass clef.
with their large variety of features and models, the excellent chairs, armchairs and two-seaters from this series enable you to realise your individual furnishing ideas.
bathroom with separate rain shower and bathtub, large work space with excellent chair, ISDN lines, data ports and voice mail, LCD televisions, espresso coffee machine, full size deposit box are the amenities that we serve you home comfort in the business quality.
these excellent chairs are not bulky or very heavy which makes them fun to use and gives much flexibility to a room.
for the families with children, the hotel provides additional facilities, such as cots in the rooms and the presence of excellent chairs for children in the restaurant (quantity limited).
chosen ideal for families or groups that will be able to relax in the garden of 1800 square meters completely fencing, equipped with gazebo, tables, excellent chairs, deckchair, beach umbrella, external kitchen with stoves, refrigerator, firewood furnace and grill and a swimming pool (8 x 4 mt- deep 1,55 / 1,04 mt) exclusive for the hosts.
the strong reeds that grow along Sava and its tributaries have been used for centuries as hard material for weaving beautiful baskets, excellent chairs, and even coffee tables.
we offer families cots and bed edges, small bathtubs, excellent chairs, special menus served at flexible timetables, paediatrician, outdoor and indoor games and beach entertainment based on games and tournaments.
its complete mini-office suite has a desk, excellent chair and lamps.
each one of our spacious rooms has a balcony with a set of excellent chairs and offers wonderful views of the town.
tables with excellent chairs in a shade of grapevine, fig tree and olive can be found in front of every apartment.
the sea is there, to little steps from your deckchair; on the veranda beach-bar there are tables and excellent chairs for moments of relax.
diamond room (for 2 Persons) for a refined holiday with all comforts. they are renewed with Venetian style furnishings with a large balcony with direct sea view with excellent chairs and tables, with showers, hairdryer, WC, telephone, safe, TV-Sat, CD-DVD, air conditioning, minibar and bathrobe to truly treat yourself well.
designed to match the excellent chairs, Carrée tables round off the essential furnishings.
beautifully furnished with New Orleans themed wrought iron tables and excellent chairs, ceiling fans, and flat screen LCD TV's.
what's more, the well-outfitted kitchen has plenty of conveniences, including a set of utensils and cookware, a kitchen table with excellent chairs, and everything else you'll need for a relaxing dinner at home.
guestrooms feature personal voicemail, direct dial telephones, satellite televisions and dining tables with excellent chairs.
the open lounge has 2 sleeper sofas, sofa chair, coffeetable, 2 excellent chairs, flatscreen TV and is wonderfully decorated with sculptures and lamps.
lovely, large and luminous rooms, a few of them located in the attic, at about 33-35 sq m with Ladin-style sofa, minibar, safe, Satellite TV, SKY channels, Internet wireless in the room as well as in the whole hotel, telephone, bathroom with shower, toilet, hairdryer, elegant bathroom set, spa slippers and bathrobe, and a balcony overlooking the Dolomites thats equipped with a small table and excellent chairs.
the open lounge has 1 sleeper sofa, a sofa chair, seating cube, designer floor lamp, audiovisual unit, unique art prints and a complete mini-office suite with desk, excellent chair and lamp.
outside a wooded 6 meters big veranda, 2,20 meters large, guarantees the opportunity to relax or comfortably to eat, thanking the table, the excellent chairs and deckchairs in equipment.
the interiors are decorated with antique furniture and you will enjoy the lovely breakfast room, a bar and a garden with excellent chairs and tables.
75m2 + 2 balcony (8m2 and 7m2) .It has kitchen (cooker, fridge with freezer, caffe machine, microwave) and living room with three pull-out sofa, table with excellent chairs, 3 double rooms, 2 toilets (1 with bathtub, 1 with shower), 2 air conditioners and 2 SAT TV.
in this sense, the multipurpose furniture, that for example hides a bed behind a table, with its excellent chairs, are components to consider.
external Equipment External 6x2.5 mt. veranda to close, additional kitchen with 4 burners in the veranda, Big table with 6 excellent chairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
external EQUIPMENT External 6x2.20 mt. veranda, Big table with 6 excellent chairs, 2 deckchairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
the large garden overlooking Adriatic Sea, in the shade of olive trees, is fully equipped with gazeboes, excellent chairs and sun umbrellas, swimming pool and table tennis.
in addition, there is a third balcony with a table, excellent chairs and a small view over the sea.
it has 60 apartments type 2 / 4 with one bedroom with individual beds, electrical kitchen fully equipped, a living room with a settee convertible into two individual beds, a complete bathroom with hair dryer, balcony with table and excellent chairs.
external EQUIPMENT External 6x2.20 mt veranda, Big table with 6 excellent chairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
located on the forst floor, two-roomed apartament with panoramic views. one bedroom with en-suite bathroom, living room with kitchen equipped with kitchen & tableware, TV, open fireplace, rustic ambience, private external courtyard with table, excellent chairs and deck-chairs.
the roofed Veranda consists a cook corner with gas cooker, sink, fridge, table-ware and cook implements for 4 persons, table and excellent chairs.
located on the first floor, studio apartament with panoramic views. very spacious living room with double bed and kitchen equipped with kitchen & tableware, on-suite bathroom, TV, open fireplace, external private courtyard with table, excellent chairs and deck-chairs.
nice studio (35m ²) with balcony, fully equipped kitchen, a white marble bathroom with shower, 1 double bed, 1 double sofa bed, a table and four excellent chairs and a wardrobe.
you can enjoy also the large terrace with a table, excellent chairs and sun loungers.
cosy studio (35 m ²) with balcony, 1 double bed, a sofa, two armchairs, dining table and two excellent chairs, coffee table, a desk, wll equipped kitchen and complete bathroom with bathtub.
in front of parliament in Skopje, Vladimir Kavardarkov, 54, was preparing a small stage and pulling up new chairs in front of tents set up by those who will boycott the referendum.
responsible IT Company Enlogit in the Ústí region then thinks about the health of its employees, and for each laptop purchased they bought new chairs and keyboards, support their work from home and use catering services provided by a local sheltered workshop for their corporate events.
this game is so wildly addictive that you won't be able to leave your new chair.
what might tell the new chair to the red, the black and to the brown, and what has the white paper, the background to do with this all?
the US Federal Bureau of Investigation released documents showing that an FBI agent witnessed "on several occasions" detainees who were "chained hand and foot in [a] fetal position to [the] floor," without the new chair, or food or water.
when Santiago sits arched over on the new chair, tired of life, this is a genuine emotion for Janson.
I have to try harder, day and night, tie myself to the new chair and think of a more accurate plan.
the humour of Joey and Chandler's frequent hugs, moments watching football on the new chairs, and Ross's pining for Rachel, came from the knowledge that yes, men can all relate to this, even if they often hold back from fully exploring their feelings.
the fact that during the course of this he not only banged new chairs and threw his bunch of keys to the floor, but even handed out slaps around the face and pulled on the hair or ears of all-too-impudent boys is something that he himself already admitted years ago, that he deeply regrets and apologises for.
you only have to look around this chamber at the carpets, new chairs, desks, paint, steel and glass to see how much we depend on them.
the box will close and you will be seated in the new chair you selected.
out of 9 base elements you can create 16 individualized types of new chairs to fit your individual professional needs.
with more than 500 chair designs to choose from, and almost infinite variations of wood and shades of color, there is probably the new chair for all and each.
one American recognizes his own impulse toward savagery and declares about war: "you feel that, after all, this is what men were intended for rather than to sit in new chairs with a cigarette and whiskey, the evening paper or the best seller, and to pretend that such a veneer means civilization and that there is no barbarian behind your starched and studded shirt front."
especially interesting among the museum's exhibits and materials are the collections of "black and golden books," including notebooks, certificates, teaching aids, annual school reports, stereoscopic pictures, photographs of school buildings and classrooms, school equipment (desks, new chairs, blackboards), and stationery.
just in time for the Olympic Games in Munich, Kusch + Co supplies 40,000 new chairs and 15,000 tables of series 1000, 1100 and 2000.
an aluminium frame with a soft design and the net fabric reflects ease and transparency, whilst also ensuring that the new chair has individuality.
but, he added, rocking in his new chair on a back patio overlooking Lake Sabelia, where Hurston was most likely baptized, "she never did stay too long."
but the clinics did this with the patients sitting in the new chair.
no particular posture needs to be adopted for meditation. you may either sit on the floor with a meditation cushion or sit on the new chair.
our company is specialized in designs, building, selling and assembling new chairs and seats for public and private furnishing, cinemas, theaters, universities, convention halls, sports halls and stadiums.
Labbe has designed the new chair which was intended to vibrate and stretch the person sitting to relieve stress, tension and pain.
four new chairs will soon be reupholstered in the sumptuous broché of Seguin's design.
a bar located by a lime-whitened countryside stove, with a fire-place and new chairs create a really homely atmosphere.
additionally, there are new chairs at the pond, a shady barbeque house with seats and tables - perfect to grill fresh fish, which you have the option of grilling yourself or having us grill it for you, while you enjoy your candlelit meal.
the new chair is made of one large piece and place currently produced by Vitra using a more advanced plastic materials (injection-shaped polypropylene) than the first Pantonstolarna.
• babybed, new chair and babytub are free of charge upon request (by the reservation).
"TUI Na" which means "push and grasp" offers an infinite range of techniques for manipulation of soft tissues that are applied vigorously on the patient dressed in the new chair and a sofa.
in that way, a little-bit forgotten priceless heritage of the predecessors, shapes into the carving bravure (mirrors, picture frames, boxes, tables, new chairs, tripods, sofas, icons...).
in this section you will see whether a baby cot or new chair is provided with the apartment.
I sit on new chairs, and put flowers in vases designed by Alvar Aalto and use a Nokia phone.
these new chairs bring a breath of fresh air into the office.
for more than 50 years in a furniture factory BOR and for 30 years in LIPA, a factory of wooden floors and wood, we manufacture new chairs, tables, benches and cupboards, for domestic and European market. we also manufacture classic and lamel wooden floors for your apartments which contribute to comfortable living.
installation 12 or more "iPods," 8 groups of tables and new chairs, a small mixing desk [6 oder 8-channel Stereo].
we calculated the budget which badly needs 15.000, - for building another class room and to arrange for seats, new chairs and a black board as well.
if the new chair, a table or a car is developed, there are decisions taken relating not only to the shape, but also to the materials, the production mode, ecological and energy efficiency, marque identity and target group.
we offer high quality steel furniture like new chairs, armchairs, sofas or benches as well as other interesting accessoires, which will help you create an inventive and attractive decoration of your home.
here it is cosy and comfortable during all the day, as it is pleasant to spend some time in the warm evenings. there are several tables with new chairs there for the purpose.
when a hospital bought his seat in 1931 for their waiting room visitors found them so ugly that the new chairs eventually were stored in an attic, never to be used again.
the Windsor Excelsior provides new chairs, umbrellas and towels to guests who want to enjoy the beach.
the restaurant is stunning yet inviting; white walls, tables and new chairs will add a sense of calm romance to your evening meal.
baby guests are welcome. they will find beds, new chairs... adapted to their age.
around it, you will relax in the shady area, where new chairs are conveniently placed on the grass garden.
the hotel has several facilities for families with children, such as cots in the rooms, new chairs for children in the restaurants and the possibility of hiring a baby sitter service (at an extra charge).
the bookshelves that streak the white walls are written in treble clef, the new chairs, tables and bar in bass clef.
with their large variety of features and models, the new chairs, armchairs and two-seaters from this series enable you to realise your individual furnishing ideas.
bathroom with separate rain shower and bathtub, large work space with new chair, ISDN lines, data ports and voice mail, LCD televisions, espresso coffee machine, full size deposit box are the amenities that we serve you home comfort in the business quality.
these new chairs are not bulky or very heavy which makes them fun to use and gives much flexibility to a room.
for the families with children, the hotel provides additional facilities, such as cots in the rooms and the presence of new chairs for children in the restaurant (quantity limited).
chosen ideal for families or groups that will be able to relax in the garden of 1800 square meters completely fencing, equipped with gazebo, tables, new chairs, deckchair, beach umbrella, external kitchen with stoves, refrigerator, firewood furnace and grill and a swimming pool (8 x 4 mt- deep 1,55 / 1,04 mt) exclusive for the hosts.
the strong reeds that grow along Sava and its tributaries have been used for centuries as hard material for weaving beautiful baskets, new chairs, and even coffee tables.
we offer families cots and bed edges, small bathtubs, new chairs, special menus served at flexible timetables, paediatrician, outdoor and indoor games and beach entertainment based on games and tournaments.
its complete mini-office suite has a desk, new chair and lamps.
each one of our spacious rooms has a balcony with a set of new chairs and offers wonderful views of the town.
tables with new chairs in a shade of grapevine, fig tree and olive can be found in front of every apartment.
the sea is there, to little steps from your deckchair; on the veranda beach-bar there are tables and new chairs for moments of relax.
all rooms feature lounge chairs with ottomans, desks with new chairs, voicemail, Internet access via MSN TV, and kitchens with cookware, dishes, microwaves, coffeemakers, and refrigerators.
tables and new chairs are available in the garden, under the characteristic arcades, so that you may enjoy your meals outdoors.
on request your holiday home can also include a bed for a child and a new chair suitable for a baby or small child.
diamond room (for 2 Persons) for a refined holiday with all comforts. they are renewed with Venetian style furnishings with a large balcony with direct sea view with new chairs and tables, with showers, hairdryer, WC, telephone, safe, TV-Sat, CD-DVD, air conditioning, minibar and bathrobe to truly treat yourself well.
we specialize in handcrafting internal and external rails, as well as gates, fencing and various types of furniture accessories (lamps, curtain rails, new chairs, tables, beds, etc.
the Franco Beach overlooking the coast of Naples is in fact equipped with beds, new chairs and umbrellas.
designed to match the new chairs, Carrée tables round off the essential furnishings.
the parterre is separated into a breakfast room and a sitting room, where you can relax in new chairs, play a board game or even play the piano.
beautifully furnished with New Orleans themed wrought iron tables and new chairs, ceiling fans, and flat screen LCD TV's.
the swimming pool, surrounded by a large sunbathing area with sun beds and new chairs, invites for a relaxing pool side afternoon, while the children enjoy the onsite playground.
what's more, the well-outfitted kitchen has plenty of conveniences, including a set of utensils and cookware, a kitchen table with new chairs, and everything else you'll need for a relaxing dinner at home.
the type B single-rooms are on the ground floor and only have one door window entrance, but have a 35 sqm balcony in common with dining tables and new chairs.
a Thousand Splendid Suns is a story of two women's lives in Afghanistan, where women are equal, as a table or the new chair.
guestrooms feature personal voicemail, direct dial telephones, satellite televisions and dining tables with new chairs.
the open lounge has 2 sleeper sofas, sofa chair, coffeetable, 2 new chairs, flatscreen TV and is wonderfully decorated with sculptures and lamps.
the master bedroom has 1 double bed, built-in closet, desk and new chair, with doors onto its balconette.
lovely, large and luminous rooms, a few of them located in the attic, at about 33-35 sq m with Ladin-style sofa, minibar, safe, Satellite TV, SKY channels, Internet wireless in the room as well as in the whole hotel, telephone, bathroom with shower, toilet, hairdryer, elegant bathroom set, spa slippers and bathrobe, and a balcony overlooking the Dolomites thats equipped with a small table and new chairs.
the open lounge has 1 sleeper sofa, a sofa chair, seating cube, designer floor lamp, audiovisual unit, unique art prints and a complete mini-office suite with desk, new chair and lamp.
here you'll find a large private park (700 square meters) with secular olive trees and a portico with table and new chairs and a BBQ four your dinners in the open.
outside a wooded 6 meters big veranda, 2,20 meters large, guarantees the opportunity to relax or comfortably to eat, thanking the table, the new chairs and deckchairs in equipment.
the apartments also have central heating, a safe, a TV satellite, a telephone, a provider for internet, a green outside area furnished with a table and new chairs, gazebo and a barbecue.
the interiors are decorated with antique furniture and you will enjoy the lovely breakfast room, a bar and a garden with new chairs and tables.
a second bedroom has 1 double bed, nightlamps, closets, new chairs.
75m2 + 2 balcony (8m2 and 7m2) .It has kitchen (cooker, fridge with freezer, caffe machine, microwave) and living room with three pull-out sofa, table with new chairs, 3 double rooms, 2 toilets (1 with bathtub, 1 with shower), 2 air conditioners and 2 SAT TV.
in this sense, the multipurpose furniture, that for example hides a bed behind a table, with its new chairs, are components to consider.
including new chairs, recliners, tables, benches, sun loungers and small furniture.
behind the house you will find a small backyard, with an old baking oven, table, new chairs and hamocks.
external Equipment External 6x2.5 mt. veranda to close, additional kitchen with 4 burners in the veranda, Big table with 6 new chairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
external EQUIPMENT External 6x2.20 mt. veranda, Big table with 6 new chairs, 2 deckchairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
the large garden overlooking Adriatic Sea, in the shade of olive trees, is fully equipped with gazeboes, new chairs and sun umbrellas, swimming pool and table tennis.
in addition, there is a third balcony with a table, new chairs and a small view over the sea.
each flat has its own illuminated garden and is furnished with a table, new chairs, sunshades and a barbecue.
bungalow Type B 2 bedrooms, 1 with double bed and 1 with 3 single beds, 1 bath with shower + washbasin and 1 bath with WC + washbasin, inside kitchen / living room, outside veranda with table and new chairs.
they sleep a maximum of 4 people, have a bathroom, a fully-equipped kitchen area and a verandah or terrace with a table and new chairs.
it has 60 apartments type 2 / 4 with one bedroom with individual beds, electrical kitchen fully equipped, a living room with a settee convertible into two individual beds, a complete bathroom with hair dryer, balcony with table and new chairs.
external EQUIPMENT External 6x2.20 mt veranda, Big table with 6 new chairs, External light, Car parking near the mobile home.
in the garden it has its own private area enjoying a lovely panorama and furnished with table, new chairs, sun umbrella and barbecue.
located on the forst floor, two-roomed apartament with panoramic views. one bedroom with en-suite bathroom, living room with kitchen equipped with kitchen & tableware, TV, open fireplace, rustic ambience, private external courtyard with table, new chairs and deck-chairs.
the roofed Veranda consists a cook corner with gas cooker, sink, fridge, table-ware and cook implements for 4 persons, table and new chairs.
tables and Chairs - Glass tables, Dining Tables, Round Tables, Marble or Wood Tables, we have them all with or without new chairs.
on the balcony, the dining table and new chairs makes an excellent extra space for entertaining and relaxing.
located on the first floor, studio apartament with panoramic views. very spacious living room with double bed and kitchen equipped with kitchen & tableware, on-suite bathroom, TV, open fireplace, external private courtyard with table, new chairs and deck-chairs.
il Cinghiale has living room with fully equipped kitchen, table and new chairs, satellite television, bedroom with double bed, bedroom with single bed (on request an extra single bed will be put into this bedroom) and bathroom with shower cubicle. central heating and air conditioning.
nice studio (35m ²) with balcony, fully equipped kitchen, a white marble bathroom with shower, 1 double bed, 1 double sofa bed, a table and four new chairs and a wardrobe.
there is an extra table and new chairs here for breakfast.
you can enjoy also the large terrace with a table, new chairs and sun loungers.
the larger homes have separate dining room with table and chairs for eating and a separate writing place with a massive writing-table and the new chair.
the master suite is a spacious room with a kitchenette, living area with sofa, LCD TV and a table with new chairs.
in front of the staircase a small terrace with table / new chairs available.
living area have sectional furniture with closet, satellite TV, as well the kitchen / dining area with table and 4 new chairs.
cosy studio (35 m ²) with balcony, 1 double bed, a sofa, two armchairs, dining table and two new chairs, coffee table, a desk, wll equipped kitchen and complete bathroom with bathtub.
there is an additional table and new chairs here for dining.
in the lounge there is 1 sleeper sofa, coffee table, audiovisual unit, side-table and new chair, lamps.
the US Federal Bureau of Investigation released documents showing that an FBI agent witnessed "on several occasions" detainees who were "chained hand and foot in [a] fetal position to [the] floor," without the german chair, or food or water.
with more than 500 chair designs to choose from, and almost infinite variations of wood and shades of color, there is probably the german chair for all and each.
one American recognizes his own impulse toward savagery and declares about war: "you feel that, after all, this is what men were intended for rather than to sit in german chairs with a cigarette and whiskey, the evening paper or the best seller, and to pretend that such a veneer means civilization and that there is no barbarian behind your starched and studded shirt front."
but the clinics did this with the patients sitting in the german chair.
Labbe has designed the german chair which was intended to vibrate and stretch the person sitting to relieve stress, tension and pain.
[...] Then there was two german chairs, classic Lamino.
a bar located by a lime-whitened countryside stove, with a fire-place and german chairs create a really homely atmosphere.
• babybed, german chair and babytub are free of charge upon request (by the reservation).
"TUI Na" which means "push and grasp" offers an infinite range of techniques for manipulation of soft tissues that are applied vigorously on the patient dressed in the german chair and a sofa.
in this section you will see whether a baby cot or german chair is provided with the apartment.
if the german chair, a table or a car is developed, there are decisions taken relating not only to the shape, but also to the materials, the production mode, ecological and energy efficiency, marque identity and target group.
around it, you will relax in the shady area, where german chairs are conveniently placed on the grass garden.
the hotel has several facilities for families with children, such as cots in the rooms, german chairs for children in the restaurants and the possibility of hiring a baby sitter service (at an extra charge).
with their large variety of features and models, the german chairs, armchairs and two-seaters from this series enable you to realise your individual furnishing ideas.
bathroom with separate rain shower and bathtub, large work space with german chair, ISDN lines, data ports and voice mail, LCD televisions, espresso coffee machine, full size deposit box are the amenities that we serve you home comfort in the business quality.
for the families with children, the hotel provides additional facilities, such as cots in the rooms and the presence of german chairs for children in the restaurant (quantity limited).
we offer families cots and bed edges, small bathtubs, german chairs, special menus served at flexible timetables, paediatrician, outdoor and indoor games and beach entertainment based on games and tournaments.
all rooms feature lounge chairs with ottomans, desks with german chairs, voicemail, Internet access via MSN TV, and kitchens with cookware, dishes, microwaves, coffeemakers, and refrigerators.
a Thousand Splendid Suns is a story of two women's lives in Afghanistan, where women are equal, as a table or the german chair.
the open lounge has 2 sleeper sofas, sofa chair, coffeetable, 2 german chairs, flatscreen TV and is wonderfully decorated with sculptures and lamps.
in this sense, the multipurpose furniture, that for example hides a bed behind a table, with its german chairs, are components to consider.
the larger homes have separate dining room with table and chairs for eating and a separate writing place with a massive writing-table and the german chair.
in the sitting area you'll find a comfortable sofa, the german chair and a coffee table.
in front of parliament in Skopje, Vladimir Kavardarkov, 54, was preparing a small stage and pulling up great chairs in front of tents set up by those who will boycott the referendum.
a man falls off his great chair, perhaps overcome with aquavit.
what might tell the real chair to the red, the black and to the brown, and what has the white paper, the background to do with this all?
what might tell the great chair to the red, the black and to the brown, and what has the white paper, the background to do with this all?
the US Federal Bureau of Investigation released documents showing that an FBI agent witnessed "on several occasions" detainees who were "chained hand and foot in [a] fetal position to [the] floor," without the real chair, or food or water.
the US Federal Bureau of Investigation released documents showing that an FBI agent witnessed "on several occasions" detainees who were "chained hand and foot in [a] fetal position to [the] floor," without the great chair, or food or water.
when Santiago sits arched over on the great chair, tired of life, this is a genuine emotion for Janson.
when Santiago sits arched over on the real chair, tired of life, this is a genuine emotion for Janson.
I have to try harder, day and night, tie myself to the great chair and think of a more accurate plan.
the humour of Joey and Chandler's frequent hugs, moments watching football on the first chairs, and Ross's pining for Rachel, came from the knowledge that yes, men can all relate to this, even if they often hold back from fully exploring their feelings.
the humour of Joey and Chandler's frequent hugs, moments watching football on the great chairs, and Ross's pining for Rachel, came from the knowledge that yes, men can all relate to this, even if they often hold back from fully exploring their feelings.
the fact that during the course of this he not only banged great chairs and threw his bunch of keys to the floor, but even handed out slaps around the face and pulled on the hair or ears of all-too-impudent boys is something that he himself already admitted years ago, that he deeply regrets and apologises for.
the fact that during the course of this he not only banged real chairs and threw his bunch of keys to the floor, but even handed out slaps around the face and pulled on the hair or ears of all-too-impudent boys is something that he himself already admitted years ago, that he deeply regrets and apologises for.
you only have to look around this chamber at the carpets, great chairs, desks, paint, steel and glass to see how much we depend on them.
out of 9 base elements you can create 16 individualized types of great chairs to fit your individual professional needs.
out of 9 base elements you can create 16 individualized types of real chairs to fit your individual professional needs.
with more than 500 chair designs to choose from, and almost infinite variations of wood and shades of color, there is probably the great chair for all and each.
one American recognizes his own impulse toward savagery and declares about war: "you feel that, after all, this is what men were intended for rather than to sit in great chairs with a cigarette and whiskey, the evening paper or the best seller, and to pretend that such a veneer means civilization and that there is no barbarian behind your starched and studded shirt front."
one American recognizes his own impulse toward savagery and declares about war: "you feel that, after all, this is what men were intended for rather than to sit in first chairs with a cigarette and whiskey, the evening paper or the best seller, and to pretend that such a veneer means civilization and that there is no barbarian behind your starched and studded shirt front."
one American recognizes his own impulse toward savagery and declares about war: "you feel that, after all, this is what men were intended for rather than to sit in real chairs with a cigarette and whiskey, the evening paper or the best seller, and to pretend that such a veneer means civilization and that there is no barbarian behind your starched and studded shirt front."
walking along the beach promenade of Playa La Barrosa you'll see numerous bars, cafes and top clubs for any kind of taste and age.
there are however no "real" good clubs in Rimini; only bars with dance floors.
walking along the beach promenade of Playa La Barrosa you'll see numerous bars, cafes and good clubs for any kind of taste and age.
while spearers use their spiny appendages topped with barbed tips to 'spear "prey, smashers' smash" their meal using their heavily calcified good clubs.
the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality are unambiguous in indicating that centralised legislation at European level far away from the sports associations, new clubs and practitioners would not add any value to sport but, on the contrary, afford it significant disadvantages.
the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality are unambiguous in indicating that centralised legislation at European level far away from the sports associations, small clubs and practitioners would not add any value to sport but, on the contrary, afford it significant disadvantages.
the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality are unambiguous in indicating that centralised legislation at European level far away from the sports associations, private clubs and practitioners would not add any value to sport but, on the contrary, afford it significant disadvantages.
the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality are unambiguous in indicating that centralised legislation at European level far away from the sports associations, large clubs and practitioners would not add any value to sport but, on the contrary, afford it significant disadvantages.
the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality are unambiguous in indicating that centralised legislation at European level far away from the sports associations, various clubs and practitioners would not add any value to sport but, on the contrary, afford it significant disadvantages.
in the end, a black cock crows three times "Kikeriki" (German for cock-a-doodle-doo).
it is not so easy to set the alarm clock so precisely that it rings as punctually as the black cock on the manure when the sun rises, for the moment of the first daylight changes from day to day.
from there we will continue into the cloud forest and at San Pedro we will walk for around one hour to observe the bational bird of Peru, the black cock of the rock, and many different kinds of monkeys, plants and flowers.
devices of check of connection of electric meters, Devices for checking the special counters of the electric power, Electricity supply meters, Induction single-phase electric meters, Electric meters induction three-phase.
in the course of the following decades the foundation was laid for the comprehensive experience Hengstler has today with the production of special counters, printers, cutters, relays and encoders.
it is not a good idea to use either consistent read or a shared mode read to read the present value of the special counter because two users of the database may then see the same value for the counter, and a duplicate-key error occurs if two users attempt to add children with the same identifier to the table.
intelligent solutions such as special counters can be very useful here.
during that month, the special counter will show you the traffic of the current month.
the hostel can organise car / european cycle / motorbike rentals and much more.
open up your senses as you walk, european cycle or even horse-ride.
open up your senses as you walk, natural cycle or even horse-ride.
the hostel can organise car / natural cycle / motorbike rentals and much more.
take a stroll to the town centre to go visit Como's Duomo or take one of Hotel Borgovico's bikes and enjoy the european cycle by the lakefront.
take a stroll to the town centre to go visit Como's Duomo or take one of Hotel Borgovico's bikes and enjoy the natural cycle by the lakefront.
the town is easily available by train, bus, european cycle and on motorway and our car parks are free.
the town is easily available by train, bus, natural cycle and on motorway and our car parks are free.
open up your senses as you walk, first cycle or even horse-ride.
the hostel can organise car / first cycle / motorbike rentals and much more.
take a stroll to the town centre to go visit Como's Duomo or take one of Hotel Borgovico's bikes and enjoy the first cycle by the lakefront.
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there is little merit in alternative dates and arbitrary deadlines.
you will find all the alternative dates in our tourdates section.
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from the alternative date, the distribution and servicing of Kverneland hay and forage harvesting machinery, except for the round and square balers, bale wrappers, drum mowers and maize choppers acquired by Kuhn in 2009, will be transferred from Bucher Landtechnik to Ott Landmaschinen AG in Zollikofen.
on alternative dates, the group cooled off at the Tiefensee lake in Maulbronn: perfect for jumping into, swimming around in, and paddling.
you probably remember that once ever long ago You saw long-foxed papers in the lavender smelling drawer of the grandfather pr grandmother, with curlicuedly our even with pearl letters written names or alternative dates on them.
it is at times such as this, much more than on alternative dates, that we can and indeed should demonstrate our willingness to live up to the values that we advocate.
it is unclear yield, consider accepting orders can specify the alternative date.
Jorge Almeida wanted to know if the cryptic numbers (e.g., "1161911504") at the beginning of each line in his emerge log were alternative dates, and if so, how to render them human readable.
1.st of April is the alternative date when fishing club Bled opens a fishing season in Bled lake for Lake trout and in Sava Bohinjka on... (click for whole news).
economic revival is having to wait, unemployment is increasing and the alternative date of a return to balanced public finances is forever receding.
I think the whole debate is like the argument "my teacher is better than your teacher." somebody gave the alternative dates, and now it is a teaching of the lineage.
if verifiable and measurable actions are to be taken by the automotive industry after 2011, setting 2015 as the alternative date for achieving a threshold of 125 g / km seems perfectly reasonable to me.
10.5. in the event in a delay in dispatch ex works for which the seller is not to blame, the risk passes to the buyer on the alternative date of notification of readiness for dispatch.
on 1 August, the tour Tour Hellville 2008-09 be dismissed permanently from the Spanish public, and will in the alternative date in Andalusia in the Iberian second stage of the tour.
when we highlight the alternative date linked to women's struggle for recognition and the exercising of their rights, we are highlighting the worsening of unemployment and unstable jobs, along with low wages, and discrimination in terms of wages and on the basis of maternity that assail women workers; these are taking on expressions that are particularly shocking and unacceptable in the younger generations.
the Arbeitsgericht concludes that, applied to the provisions governing collective redundancies, the distinction between 'Kündigung "and' Entlassung" has the effect that the existence of a collective redundancy is not determined by the date on which the contracts of employment are terminated, but by the alternative date on which the individual periods of notice of redundancy expire.
the Arbeitsgericht concludes that, applied to the provisions governing collective redundancies, the distinction between 'Kündigung "and' Entlassung" has the effect that the existence of a collective redundancy is not determined by the alternative date on which the contracts of employment are terminated, but by the date on which the individual periods of notice of redundancy expire.
but it is quite clear that once a vote is declared in this House you cannot at the alternative date go back on that vote.
targets and objectives alike should include details of the alternative dates when progress towards them will be monitored in addition to when 'interim "and final achievement is expected.
this subject is the basic aspect that has to be decided by the judge once celebrated the meeting on the demand of opposition, for which the alternative date is no indicated yet.
a considerable proportion of respondents believe that it is not safe to consume food products after its "best before" alternative date (45%).
- the introduction of controls on the production of hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), including a freeze at current levels (from 2000 to 2008) followed by a phase-out schedule culminating in 2025, with a review in 2002 as regards the alternative dates and levels of these reductions.
in my experience of all negotiations it is very, very rare for there to be any conclusion except, at least, on the alternative date which has been specified.
the Seller reserves the right to amend prices if a suspension or alteration to the alternative date, method or other particulars of delivery should be due to the Buyer's instructions or lack of them.
I asked whether there is a definite date yet, the alternative date when the social dialogue will next be on the agenda, for example in DG V.
the alternative dates, times and locations for the Regional Qualifier Tournament will be determined by Sponsor in its sole discretion, and shall be distributed to the Team Members of the Arena Teams that qualify for the Regional Qualifier Tournament by e-mail no less than two weeks before the dates of their respective Regional Qualifier Tournament.
before scanning, the operator defines metadata such as title, author, key words, alternative date of creation or modification etc. in the menu area "Options."
the "X" next to link to delete the corresponding report, the link "alternative date" instead deletes all stored reports.
since 29 September 2000, the alternative date of Ariel Sharon 's provocative act in the Mosque compound (Haram al-Sharif), the Israeli army of occupation has already caused hundreds of deaths, mostly children and adolescents, injured tens of thousands and arrested hundreds of Palestinians who are fighting to make their right to a have a State a reality.
consequently, no further recompositions of the ecu basket will be permitted, up to the alternative date when the ecu will become a currency in its own right.
the hedge fund realises a profit or a loss as a result of a short sale if the price of the security decreases or increases respectively between the alternative date of the short sale and the date on which the hedge fund covers its short position, i.e., purchases the security to replace the borrowed security.
Mr de Rossa, I am not currently in a position to give you the precise date because I do not have the documents here and I cannot simply conjure the alternative date out of nowhere.
furthermore, 21 August is considered to be the alternative date in Slovakia, as it was on 21 August 1968 that the armed forces of five Warsaw Pact countries, which included Hungarian troops, invaded the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic.
B) The body which has transmitted a document by mail is invited to communicate to the requesting body a certificate of transmission or an acknowledgement of receipt personally signed by the addressee and indicating the place and alternative date of receipt;
thus, by focusing on the (arbitrary) alternative date of 2015, we fail to perceive the fundamental change that the MDGs represent.
the display shows besides hours, minutes and seconds the power reserve, complemented by the alternative date at the 3-o'clock position.
as the founding of Islam dates from in 622 CE, two years before Kalachakra's predicted alternative date, most scholars identify the non-Indic religion with that faith.
this saying is relevant here because we are once again having to express our regret at something we should have prevented through stricter control measures and by bringing forward the alternative date for the disappearance of single-hull ships - and please note, Commissioner, that I wrote this before hearing you speak and I am therefore in agreement with what you said at the beginning.
I welcome, on the other hand, the decision taken by President Saakashvili to hold presidential elections and a referendum on the alternative date for parliamentary elections, thereby meeting the main demands of the opposition.
we either expect a clear amnesty law in the short term with specific details or, and preferably in combination with, the alternative date for the release of the political prisoners.
it is clear that the situation remains tense and that this tension is liable to mount further as the election campaign and the alternative date of 29 October, which has been set for the second round, draw near.
Francisco Catunda, the chargé d'affaires of the Brazilian Embassy in the Honduran capital, told TV Globo that "Mel" knows that he must leave the embassy, where he has been a refugee since 21st September, before that alternative date.
we're working hard to book the other two alternative dates and we'll keep you informed about it on this site.
it means that if you restrict yourself to using just existing stem cell lines created before the alternative date stated by Mr Nisticò and others, you will be confined to using ageing stem cell lines from the USA that have been made by using mouse-derived proteins and that are not suitable for treatments for human patients.
Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, some of my fellow Members have already commented that 2005 will be the alternative date for the textiles and clothing sector.
immediately I checked my email and I noticed with surprise that, among other things, had arrived some emails asking about the alternative date of departure of the second installment of The Other Movida Spanish.
Chairman of the GUE / NGL Group. - (DE) Mr President, have I understood you correctly, namely that 2011 could be the alternative date for this' exit '?
the AMM will be fully operational on 15 September 2005, alternative date on which the decommissioning of GAM armaments and the relocation of non-organic military and police forces is due to begin.
during the next few weeks and months, I will closely follow the preparatory process towards this date so as to ensure that the all-important EU trade concessions towards South Africa will indeed effectively kick in on this agreed alternative date.
the problem is that, if you set the alternative date, there is a danger that the enthusiasm for reform in these countries will wane.
this alternative date is highly symbolic for indigenous from Las Abejas organization, for the autonomous Zapatista municipality of Polhó, and also for state and federal governments who still carry the burden of the acts, omissions and impunity of their predecessors.
in the event of unpredictable situations, alternative dates and place are subject to modifications with compensation at all.
as announced, it should have borne the alternative date of 1 July, but it now seems to have been replaced by another document which has still not been forwarded to this House. this does not set our minds at rest as regards the Austrian Presidency's intentions in this area.
the alternative date was decided in the 2003 CAP reform, and reconfirmed in 2008 with concrete steps to provide a "soft landing" by the end of March 2015.
in Hunting Permission Certificates; name, surname, nationality of the hunter who will participate hunting party, dates and customs offices, when and where he will enter and exit our country, hunting grounds, alternative dates of hunt and hunting animal species and numbers that he can hunt, are mentioned.
in Hunting Permission Certificates; name, surname, nationality of the hunter who will participate hunting party, alternative dates and customs offices, when and where he will enter and exit our country, hunting grounds, dates of hunt and hunting animal species and numbers that he can hunt, are mentioned.
in addition, the introduction of criteria other than those previously agreed should be rejected, such as differences in religion, the size of the country or of the population, any strategic location, political benefits, the alternative date of membership application, historical relations or economic benefit.
on that alternative date O'Dell will have ceased to be a problem for the justice of his country, but the problem for the human conscience of the 'legal' possibility of killing one's own kind will be aggravated.
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of course we always highlight the opportunities here but we do not underestimate the risks attached to the alternative date set for the physical introduction of the euro.
it is possible to organize courses adjusted to the individual needs of those interested, with a flexible schedule and starting alternative dates according to each student's requirements.
now it is to our advantage if there is also a greater consensus in this House on the choice of the alternative date for commemoration.
the alternative date chosen will enable the Schengen arrangements to be introduced simultaneously at internal land, sea and air frontiers (as regards air travel, the date coincides with the switch to summer flight schedules).
on the issue of heavy metals, the alternative date for the prohibition of the use of lead, mercury, cadmium or hexavalent chromium in materials and components of vehicles was fixed at 1 January 2003.
once you have selected the alternative dates of your stay, the option "Show only available hotels" is automatically selected.
who has not read the book by the Trotskyite Gérard de Celis, a Belgian radio and TV journalist, entitled 'Privé de public', giving the alternative dates and times and restaurants where the senior officials of the European Commission, the ministers and the representatives of the multinationals meet to negotiate the selling-off of public undertakings!
questions have been raised in the press regarding the alternative dates engraved on the national face of euro coins.
the expert would include in the portfolio both: great banks and some constructors "because when the alternative date arrives, the electrical sector will be very expensive."
according to Turkey's interpretation, this is the alternative date.
Mr President, Amendment No 41 is different to Amendments Nos 42 and 43. amendment No 41, with the alternative date 2002, was not supported in committee.
1 month without sex (or what remained of the month, which I recorded it on that alternative date), by god does that woman..... a well, only it XD.
only 58% could correctly read an ingredients label and 18% could not identify the best-before alternative date.
the performance rights granted in 2008 as the third tranche of the E.ON Share Performance Plan were quoted at their fair value of EUR122.69 per right on the alternative date of their issuance and were included in Board of Management members' total compensation.
that may be so, but if we are working towards equal treatment for people with disabilities, people who are visually impaired, surely we have to start to make progress now and we cannot have an arbitrary cut-on alternative date as opposed to a cut-off date.
1968 / 1989 - these alternative dates are not to be thought of as isolated events; rather, the mirroring game between the dates first becomes interesting when the interplay between the two is followed by a third element and 2008 is also considered.
(1) Subject of this license agreement is the computer software "J2ME Polish" in the current version of the alternative date of the purchase - hereinafter called the software -, which is developed by the licensor; the documentation as well as any helper programs. the software is provided on a data carrier (hereinafter called the copy master), or alternatively via e-mail or download.
what we want is no cages at all, and I therefore hope that the amendments tabled by my honourable friend Mr Graefe zu Baringdorf will be approved tomorrow, because until we stop thinking of animals just as commodities with a sell-by alternative date, supplying us with products as cheaply as possible, we shall not have decent and appropriate methods of animal husbandry.
I am optimistic, not only as regards the alternative date for the sunset clause, but also as regards the recitals, about our chances of achieving a good compromise this week and that we will succeed in our aim of getting this adopted at first reading.
liabilities existing at 18.7.2001, the alternative date of acceptance by the German authorities of the Commission's recommendation of 8.5.2001, will continue to be covered by Gewährträgerhaftung until their maturity runs out.
there is a clear need for the third EU-Latin America summit in Mexico to set the alternative date for the opening of negotiations on association agreements with the countries of Central America and the Andean Community, with identical characteristics', to those already concluded with Mexico and Chile, or to those currently being negotiated with Mercosur.
our term of delivery begins at the alternative date of our acceptance of order provided that we have received all documents, required approvals and releases to be supplied by the ordering party, that the plans have been clarified and approved, that the terms of payment agreed upon as well as other obligations have been observed and that all technical questions have been settled which were outstanding when the parties concluded the contract.
the Council adopted by a qualified majority, with the Spanish and Italian delegations voting against, a Regulation postponing the alternative date of introduction of mandatory electronic identification for small ruminants (16290 / 07) to 1 January 2010.
the last thing I want is for the dignity of this House to be sullied in any way by a debate on alternative dates, when so many people are facing such massive losses today.
choose the type of boat, destination and check-in alternative date and we will organize all the rest.
however, it is clear that, over and above the alternative date desired by the legislator - that is to say, by Parliament - any new lorry not equipped with the digital tachograph will risk incurring immediate penalties imposed by the national authorities, such as the vehicle being taken off the road.
failure either to achieve compliance with the standard or to submit notifications by that alternative date will lead to legal action against the Member State concerned.
the points most frequently raised were the alternative date and the procedures for these payments, how the Community aid was to be split, the possibility of granting national aid to producers and an increase in the amount of the premiums, which some delegations regarded as inadequate.
we should point out here that, for environmental reasons, we decided to take account of the alternative date of manufacture of the tyre, which is marked on the tyre itself. that is because the destruction of tyres remaining in stock is also harmful - perhaps even more harmful - to the environment and, of course, we are also helping industry to dispose of these stocks.
nevertheless, I would like to make it clear - for the sake of Mr Liese, who is obviously very familiar with the dossier, but sometimes confuses the different concepts, lines and alternative dates - that, on 27 June 2002, there were no stem cell lines in existence in Europe, at least formally speaking.
Haviti was constituted in the year of 1989 and is since that alternative date that operates in the property market. there are already some years that develops to their activity in the market of Lisbon, Loures, Estoril and Torres Vedras, where became known by their strong capacity of answer to the constant problems of a competitive enough activity, subject to the more varied alterations.
in addition, while the prices of delivered aircraft remained stable at Airbus during 2006, EADS expects - based on its experience in the first quarter of 2007 and until the alternative date of this document - that some deterioration in the price of delivered aircraft will occur in the future as a result of strong past competition, particularly on long-range aircraft.
on two cut-off alternative dates in the year all project outlines submitted up to those dates will be assessed.
we received an answer from the President of Parliament saying that we must never forget alternative dates and tragedies of this kind that are part of our history, and I am much obliged to him for this.
there is some uncertainty surrounding the alternative date of effect of a resignation as a result of a legally doubtful distinction which is drawn between, on the one hand, the formal conditions governing resignation - first a letter and then notification in an official record - and, on the other, the date of effect of that resignation as stipulated by the existing paragraph 5 of Rule 8.
the evening, probably to be held on Thursday May 24 (the alternative date is being determined), will be among the guests all three candidates mayor, in the hope of their presence.
to proceed, just contact us by telephone on 024.425.96.62, giving us the address and the alternative date that suits you best for us to fetch your Neuchâtel clock. (the service is invoiced at 60 Sfrs; the offer is valid in Switzerland, and exclusively for the revision or restoration of Neuchâtel clocks, including pick-up and return delivery of your repaired clock.
based on this principled opinion, setting the alternative date prior to the start of the negotiations is very inconsistent.
the alternative date for the grandfather clause referred to in paragraph 9 of the part on the taxation of savings of the aforementioned document and in paragraph 7 of the annex thereto shall be 1 March 2001;
the Council calls on Iran to seize this opportunity to allay the concerns of the international community about its nuclear programme and agree on the alternative date for talks with the EU High Representative, together with the six countries.
it's so hard to remember all the places one has worked in, and the alternative dates.
they fulfil the Copenhagen criteria, and it is considered that, before the alternative date of accession in 2004, they will be able to fulfil the economic criterion, as well as the criterion of being able to implement the acquis communautaire.
not only do we talk in those terms, but we live in solidarity and set alternative dates.
the Commission expects to be in a position to put a draft proposal to the Standing Veterinary Committee in the next few weeks regarding the lifting of the ban on beef and beef products derived from animals born after 1 August 1996, the alternative date on which it is considered that the ban on the feeding of meat and bone meal to farm animals was fully effective in the United Kingdom.
the UK will also maintain the EIB privileges and immunities (protocol 5 and 7 of the Treaty) for the stock of operations existing at the alternative date of withdrawal.
the Economic Affairs spokesman, Amadeu Altafaj, said the troika inspectors would return "very soon" to Athens to discuss with the new government "what has to be done to pay the sixth tranche" of 8,000 million, although there is no alternative date.
today these include items such as vinegar, sugar, salt, chewing gum, but could include other foods for which removal of alternative date marking would not pose a safety concern.
a calendar applied to alternative dates when it wasn't actually in use is called proleptic.
one in every five, however, is not aware, for example, that the introduction of the euro will be accompanied by the withdrawal of the old currencies and, although progress has been made on the issue of the timetable, 40% of citizens do not yet know the alternative date of the introduction of euro notes and coins.
the Commission is counting on the national governments and jurisdictions, as well as all the interested parties in civil society to ensure that events intended to improve Europeans' knowledge of the working of justice and how to assert their rights are organised around this alternative date.
what will be the image of the European Union if pressure is exerted over the Cyprus issue, if we are told that, if there is no alternative date right now, the Cyprus issue will not be resolved?
the situation is that, in the agreement I reached with the Bulgarian government in 1999, we agreed on the decommissioning of Blocks 1 and 2 by 2002, that is this year, and that we would have discussions with the Bulgarian government on the decommissioning of Blocks 3 and 4 in connection with the revision of that country's energy strategy and that a decision on this would be reached before the alternative date originally envisaged.
difficult and demanding conditions and criteria must be met before such negotiations can begin, so the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia will be further from or closer to being informed of the alternative date for starting negotiations according to how far it meets those criteria and conditions.
orders for which fixed prices have not expressly been agreed will be invoiced at our list prices valid on the alternative date of delivery, plus value-added tax.
I would suggest that in paragraph 3 we delete the date '4 February 2005' and replace it with the alternative date of the presidential elections, 19 December 2004.
in order to finish complicating the accounting, the calendar of this year (for falling the New Year's Eve on Friday) concentrated the requests in the week of the 13th of December, with the result until that alternative date of an avalanche of reserves of dinners for weekend (16 and 17) and hardly movement for the previous week.
it is expected that current TV channels will enter into agreements with broadcast network operators before the switchover so as to be broadcast on the new DTT infrastructure on that alternative date.
the flights may cause negative effect, threatening the life of mother and fetus. that is why, caring about the health of you and your children, the airline admits the pregnant women to the flight only in case of provision of medical opinion stating no contraindications to the flight on the alternative date of such flight.
the second part of the other amendment has been declared inadmissible, that is to say the part that specifies today's alternative date, 30 November, as the deadline for destroying embryos used for the procurement of stem cells.
on the other hand, even if the alternative date for the parliamentary elections has not yet been set, it would be advisable for them to be held in the presence of international observers, particularly observers from Europe.
the credibility of the euro will be even further strengthened by the rotation system agreed at the Summit, with the alternative date already set for a Portuguese member to be on the Executive Board, together with the permanent participation of the Governor of the Bank of Portugal on the Bank's Board, which will meet at least ten times a year and will take all the most important fundamental decisions by a simple majority vote (in principle), each vote having the same weight.
that being said, the country's current situation and the speech relatively optimistic in this regard made by Mr Rehn during the plenary session at the beginning of this month do not appear to reveal any major weaknesses that should be addressed with as radical a measure as postponing the alternative date of accession.
if you do not arrive at the accommodation on the date on which you booked to arrive (no-show) or you leave the accommodation earlier than the alternative date on which you booked to leave, then you will only be entitled to cancel or amend the booking from the time when NetReservas SL receives notification from you during NetReservas SL working hours.
if you do not arrive at the accommodation on the alternative date on which you booked to arrive (no-show) or you leave the accommodation earlier than the date on which you booked to leave, then you will only be entitled to cancel or amend the booking from the time when NetReservas SL receives notification from you during NetReservas SL working hours.
with respect to labelling rules, the Commission is considering possible options to simplify date marking on foodstuffs; for instance, by extending the list of foods which are exempt from the obligation to include a "best before" alternative date in food labelling.
even if they claim the entire amount owed for such a covenant is registered in the registry, you should know that if the mortgaged property is your homestead may, but do not want the institution to demand FREE GOOD by showing the exact amount of overdue principal and interest is pending on the alternative date of filing the application, plus, where appropriate, with the maturity of the loan and default interest as they occur throughout the proceedings and all outstanding result or in part.
we send to the patient (with the copy to the local doctor) data about the matched donor and the alternative dates for the couple to come to St. Petersburg (sperm sample on the day of the egg pick up and embryo transfer on day 5).
once created, an event can be duplicated by right-clicking it and selecting "Copy Event," then right-clicking on the alternative date and selecting "Paste Event.
to ensure that all persons liable for tax are treated in the same way, regardless of the Member State responsible, we have to have a rule that provides that VAT is payable throughout the EU on fixed alternative dates.
the "Show only available hotels" option is displayed under the check-in and check-out alternative dates.
can the Council take a decision on the alternative date for opening negotiations with Turkey before such violations, e.g. the failure to reopen the Halki School of Theology, have been eliminated and Turkey has also complied with the criteria set out in the memorandum of the Greek Orthodox, Syrian, Armenian and Roman Catholic churches submitted to the Human Rights Committee of the Turkish National Assembly?
that is why it is absolutely necessary to extend the operation of the agency until the end of December 2006 and to make provision for examining the possibility of even extending its operation beyond that alternative date, given that there will be important developments in the Balkans both in 2005 and in the next period and policies are needed to consolidate stability and security in the Balkans.
to the extent the hotel and customer agreed in writing upon the alternative date for a cost-free CANCELLA-tion of the contract, the customer may cancel the contract up to that date without incurring payment or damage compensation claims by the hotel.
with regard to setting the alternative date for the next European elections, this must not coincide with national traditions or statutory holidays, so as to optimise the chances of voter participation.
4.2. ubitronix is entitled to charge a fee or purchase price higher than that agreed upon if the calculation bases established at the alternative date of the order placement concerning e.g. fuel prices, exchange rates, or labor costs, have changed after the signing of the contract.
a decision was made last Thursday at the meeting of the Conference of Presidents to invite the rapporteur, Mr Rothley, to again develop our thinking and his report before the Committee on Legal Affairs and Internal Market, with a view, at the alternative date yet to be determined, to discussing the matter and voting on it in plenary.
we considered whether we should go on waiting for the Directive, which is impossible in view of the alternative date and the legal basis we are creating for national regulations, or whether we should accept a compromise.
"on (alternative date) the Council of Ministers has adopted a Framework Decision on Combating certain forms and expressions of Racism and Xenophobia by means of criminal law.
if the demanded / agreed advance payments are not made in the demanded / agreed amount or at the demanded / agreed alternative date for receipt of payment, the Hotel shall at all times have the right to rescind from this Contract, subject to written confirmation.
this Regulation lays down that undertakings, in order to be exempted from the application of the provisions of these Articles, are obliged to submit a notification prior to the alternative date of exemption.
before you register for a free Station Account, you will be asked your alternative date of birth and country of residence in order to determine the type of Station Account for which you are eligible (additionally, Free Realms accounts will ask you your gender).
in March 2000, as part of the Erika I package, the Commission proposed the phasing-out of single-hull oil tankers as from alternative dates (2005, 2010, and 2015 according to the tonnage and age of the vessels).
these are Amendments Nos 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14, 16, 19 and 20, designed to introduce a specific budget section for the European mediator, and Amendment No 22 which provides the alternative date for the entry into force of provisions relating to the euro and the stability pact, that is 1 January 1999, and for provisions relating to the Treaty of Amsterdam, that is following ratification.
this technology will allow us that when we install a new kernel image, the reconstruction is not necessary drivers are avoiding further that alternative date.
I should like to remind you that we had a very distinguished guest here today, the President of one of the countries on our doorstep. I hope that if we ever reach the situation where the Republic of Poland fulfils the 75% criterion during membership - and of course neither I nor any one of us knows when that might be - then our Polish friends will not insist upon staying in the top level of European assistance for more than 12 years from that alternative date.
if a seminar flat rate per participant has been agreed, the hotel shall be entitled to charge, for a cancellation between the eighth and fourth week prior to the alternative date of the event, 60 per cent of the seminar flat rate times agreed number of participants (85 per cent for any later cancellation).
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if it is valid to use embryos produced before the alternative date, can it be invalid to use embryos produced after that date?
in the search menu on the left containing the check-in and check-out data, please select the alternative dates of your stay and tick â €˜ Show only available hotelsâ €™.
the cut-off alternative date adopted in the directive will, however, in our opinion mean that the safety of the products placed on the market can no longer be guaranteed - they will not in fact have undergone a full range of tests affording the same guarantees as the tests carried out on animals - European products will be penalised on the markets of those third countries that continue to perform animal experiments, which are the only completely reliable ones today, and there will be a risk of WTO sanctions, since it may regard the ban as a barrier to the marketing of cosmetics manufactured outside the European Union.
for this reason, Parliament calls on the United Nations to set the alternative date for the deployment of a UN peacekeeping force pursuant to Article 7 of the Charter of the United Nations, even if this has not been approved by the Khartoum regime.
using the calendar, choose alternative dates or you are not going well.
the information on their alternative dates and duration is not yet in the public domain but, thanks to the increase in funding, they will last longer than they did in 2007.
the following tables show the alternative dates of payment for state taxes, federal taxes and nonpersonal taxes 2010 as well as the dates when the respective periods of grace end. according to art.
in this regard, several Member States have established differing timetables and alternative dates for restrictions, which is creating great confusion for hauliers, for the senders and receivers of cargo, as well as disturbance in the freight market in terms of distribution and supply.
-Additional guarantees are given to the defendant in particular by establishing a common rule for fixing the alternative date of service.
Parliament has always fought on this issue so that we could at least glimpse the alternative date when the opt-out will end.
as the Council has not yet reached a decision on these networks, the reference to the alternative date of that decision should be deleted from our amendment, in other words the text should end after the word 'telecommunication'.
written notice via a-mail to info @ ilmulinodellecanutole.it or a fax to 075 / 841489 with your name, surname, go phone, alternative date of arrival and departure date.
a "non-operation" rule, taking effect on 1 April 2002, which aims to put an end to the operation in Community territory of recertificated civil subsonic jet aeroplanes registered in third countries unless the operator of such aeroplanes can prove that they were included on the registers of the third country in question on 1 April 1999 and they were operated prior to that alternative date between 1 April 1995 and 1 April 1999 into Community territory;
Article 8-The contract from the alternative date of adoption of the Declaration member winning over the Internet or over a host of Telefongespraechs with the supplier.
it is worth considering whether we ought to give these countries not only greater financial help with the implementation of their reforms, but also a realistic - and I emphasise realistic - alternative date for their accession, subject to their making progress in the relevant areas.
if you look carefully at the alternative date you will see that this recommendation was made on 20 September 1995 in application of article J.11 of the treaty and rule 46.3 of our Rules of Procedure.
as rapporteur for the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), I am particularly pleased to note that this country has made progress in 2009 and that the Commission has recommended that the Council fix the alternative date for the commencement of negotiations.
I hope that it will support that alternative date of 2006, as it is foreseen in the common position and, indeed, was included in the Commission's original proposal.
there is another problem with paragraphs D and E in Amendment No 14, which propose that a contractual due date of more than 45 days should be accepted only where payment on the alternative date is guaranteed by a bill of exchange.
nevertheless, the tachograph is a crucial element in terms of road safety and compliance with the regulation, and if a Member State is not ready on the alternative date set by Parliament, in agreement with the Council, then I can tell you straight away that there will be no further delay.
I am raising my voice therefore not as an Italian politician, but as a European Member of this House, to urge you to put an end to all the ambiguities and delays and specious protocol formalities, and to communicate to all of us, as Mr Corbett has suggested, the alternative date, a deadline immediately after May 13, the national election day in my country, by which we intend to pursue a definite legal and procedural solution of the affair.
to help Mr Galeote and one or two other Members in the state-of-the-art plenary that we have here, I wondered if it would be possible at some alternative date for Members actually to be able to keep the same seat.
if you haven't got the precise details (for example just the year of birth rather than alternative date) it may be harder to trace, especially if the comune in question is a larger town or city.
in the search menu on the left containing the check-in and check-out data, please select the alternative dates of your stay and tick 'Show only available hotels. "
on the one hand - to find something positive - the Copenhagen Accord at least recognises the need to limit climate change to below 2 ° C. It also invites the developed countries to list economy-wide emission targets by 31 January 2010 and calls for the developing countries to list mitigation actions by the alternative date.
in this respect, the constitution does not set any deadlines, and I would not like to speculate at this moment about the alternative date by which the Treaty will be signed by the President.
the venue and alternative dates will be announced on the www.sodiwseries.com site from January of each year.
Spain recently brought forward the alternative date for switching off analogue terrestrial television signals by two years, from 2012 to 2010, while Germany has brought it forward by three years, from 2010 to 2007.
the Council approved the position of the EU with a view to the tenth meeting of the EU-Ukraine Cooperation Council, which will be held in Luxembourg in June 2006 (alternative date to be confirmed).
turning to the question of derivatives and commodities, when the Commission proposal was originally brought forward, a problem presented itself in that the Commission's original proposal required commodities firms to modernize their systems so as to be able to use computer models by 31 December 1999 - a significant date because it is the alternative date of the millennium, but also because it is the date by which some countries are trying to get themselves organized for the single currency.
but the fact remains that, when this Parliament's Human Rights Subcommittee sought visas from China, no reply was ever given; and when the EU pressed for a meeting of our human rights dialogue with China, the Chinese deliberately offered the alternative date between Christmas this year and the New Year.
8.3 If the use of the accommodation and / or other facilities is terminated prior to the alternative date as agreed upon within the reservation confirmation, the leasee possesses no right to claim for reimbursement of the lease price (a part of the lease price) and / or costs.
the report must include the alternative date of the last quality assurance review, the policy followed on continuous education and a break-down of fees in order to show the importance of the firm both in terms of audit services and non-audit services.
the main thrust of this resolution is to call on the UN to set the alternative date for deployment of the planned UN-supported peacekeeping force, or hybrid force, into Darfur, even in the absence of agreement with the Sudanese Government, in order to secure humanitarian aid corridors to an increasingly isolated population in the region.
the Court finds that the reference date for assessing whether there has been a failure to comply with the judgment is February 2006, the date of expiry of the period prescribed in the reasoned opinion issued by the Commission, and that it is obvious that, by that alternative date, with the exception of a decree,
this would not be so bad if our government made manufacturers liable from that alternative date, as it has the possibility to do under the directive, before manufacturers "liability becomes mandatory in January 2007.
ending aid for the closure of uncompetitive coal mines in 2014 - the alternative date proposed by the Commission - would have serious socio-economic consequences in certain regions of the EU where mining continues to be a significant source of employment.
as of the alternative date, acts of the Council shall require for their adoption at least 232 votes in favour, cast by a majority of the members, where the Treaty requires them to be adopted on a proposal from the Commission.
if a flat conference rate was agreed per participant, the hotel is entitled to invoice 60% of the flat conference rate x the agreed number of participants if the customer cancels before the alternative date of the event after signing the contract or after the expiry of the contractually agreed free cancellation deadline or 80% in case of cancellation 21 days or less before the date of the event.
however, the application of such a restriction may not result in conditions for the temporary movement of workers, in the context of the transnational provision of services between Germany and Poland, which are more restrictive than those in force on the alternative date on which the Treaty of Accession was signed ('standstill "clause).
the alternative date of Easter Day was defined by the Council of Nicaea in AD325 as the Sunday after the first full moon which falls on or after the Spring Equinox.
with regard to the alternative date for the entry into force of the export ban, amendments have been tabled to bring that date forward.
the transformation if alternative dates in most cases can be done only with an accuracy of within a month.
the eventual consumer must not only be enabled to find out from the label the age at which an animal was slaughtered and the customary details such as the product, weight, price and best-before alternative date, but must also be informed as to the number of kilometres the animals travelled while still alive and on their way to be slaughtered.
Germany has undertaken to send the Commission, within six months of today's alternative date, a restructuring plan, a liquidation plan or proof that the loan has been reimbursed in full and / or that the guarantee has been terminated.
the Council was prepared, however, to abandon the alternative date of 1 January, while maintaining the year 2000. as a result, the difference of opinion in principle with the European Parliament remained unchanged.
. I would say to the honourable Member that, of course, we do know the alternative date when negotiations will be opened with Turkey, as does he, but we do not know their accession date.
the "adware" strain of this nuisance, besides collecting your passwords also collects your email address list, your web-browsing history, your online buying habits, perhaps your credit card numbers too, your machine's hardware and software configuration, and even your name, alternative date of birth, and sex as well!
the present system for general industrial chemicals distinguishes between "existing substances" i.e. all chemicals declared to be on the market in September 1981, and "new substances" i.e. those placed on the market since that alternative date.
so that the transitional period originally provided for in the Regulation will retain its effectiveness, the proposal provides for it to start on the date of registration of designations rather than the alternative date of publication of the Regulation, which was 24 July 1992.
so that the transitional period originally provided for in the Regulation will retain its effectiveness, the proposal provides for it to start on the alternative date of registration of designations rather than the date of publication of the Regulation, which was 24 July 1992.
the adult sites, while the remaining members of alternative date even if you unsubscribe process is available and if the content, you must be careful because there would not be able to use the content even if there is a deadline for members to unsubscribe process.
I welcome the reference made to the stepping-up of relations with countries in Latin America and I would be interested to know whether, Mr President-in-Office, in connection with the summit between the European Union and Latin American countries - which, in principle, looks as if it will take place under the German presidency - the Luxembourg presidency would be able to make any progress as regards specifying the place, conditions, format and alternative date for the Summit.
whenever an invoice is not paid when due, and without the need of a formal notice, our invoices carry an interest of 2% higher than the legal interest in force at that alternative date.
that is why the alternative date of 1 November emerged for the next Commission.
if genetic information ever enables an exact prediction of each individual's alternative date of illness and death, that information, if commonly available, would make such insurance impossible to get (no one would insure someone about whom it is known that he will suffer from the harm to be insured against).
take the protection of your alternative date extremely serious and we adhere to the rules of the data protection laws.
nevertheless, I doubt that the gaps of serious concern highlighted by the European Commission can be filled by the alternative date on which these countries are due to join, 1 January 2007.
it stressed the importance of meeting the deadline of end February 2000 (alternative date of expiry of the current Lomé Convention) in order to ensure the continuity of ACP / EU relations and in that respect also underlined the particular importance of the next EU / ACP Ministerial Conference on 7-8 December 1999.
registration Nakido the same interface is in Chinese, fill in the E-mail, member name, password, country, gender and alternative date of birth can be registered members.
while we are on the subject, in the recently adopted directive on voice telephony, Member States are asked for the alternative dates on which calling line identification will be introduced. this will enable users, before they pick up the receiver, to see from the number displayed whether the caller is someone they know, and whether they wish to take the call.
please do not give the alternative date, it will be automatically given by the system.
Scotland Yard has "served a surrender notice upon a 40-year-old man that requires him to attend a police station at alternative date and time of our choosing," a spokesman said.
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this is despite the fact that the party, and therefore also the present government, has refused to set the alternative date for joining the third phase of the Economic and Monetary Union, pronounced the EU constitution dead in the water, and voted for the draft of a new EU basic treaty only after an extremely hard struggle.
the alternative date set for graduation to apply is 1 November 2003 and for de-graduation 1 January 2003.
if the alternative dates you require are available please download a booking form and contact us to receive a provisonal booking reference number, when we receive your completed form with a deposit we will confirm your booking.
before the forms are used, our partner shall stamp the first two copies of the Acknowledgement and at the end of the taxi trip, the amount shown on the taximeter, the alternative date of the service and the party / person using the service must be included in the relevant boxes legibly.
regarding the consumer aspect, we organized a round table discussion on 15 May which enabled us to identify a number of specific, practical problems including dual pricing or labelling, the alternative date of issue of the banknotes, how long dual circulation should continue, etc.
on the following page, just fill in the required fields (place of departure, alternative date, time bracket, passengers, age, class, comfort options) and confirm your search without choosing any special rates if you do not benefit from any SNCF discount card (senior, 12-25, child plus, escapades or subscription cards).
however, we consider that fixing the alternative date for the end of the transitional period is premature at this stage and could create an obstacle to the necessary quick adoption of the amending proposal by the Council.
the Council has acknowledged that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking in the House of Commons, indicated that between November 1997 and a time after the next general election a convergence process could take place and the British Government could then decide whether or not it was in the economic interests of that country to seek membership of the euro at that alternative date.
such a breakthrough can take place during the Swedish Presidency and we may then very well be able to specify the alternative date in Gothenburg.
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for the products listed in Annex I of the regulation (the so-called "short" list), the Council will decide by qualified majority on the basis of a Commission proposal on the actual application of the additional duties, including the alternative date of application and the definitive content of this Annex.
if that piece of software is not numbered with versions like X.Y.Z, but with some kind of alternative date, feel free to use that date as the version number, prepended with a "0.0." (just in case upstream people one day decide to release a nice version like 1.0).
the Council, at the level of Heads of State or Government, has also appointed, as from the alternative date, Mr. Pierre de Boissieu as Deputy Secretary-General of the Council, who will be appointed Secretary-General of the Council on the day of entry into force of the Constitution, for the remainder of his previous term of office.
the Commission concluded, however, that another notified measure, namely "Indemnity for unknown claims" may lead to further claims beyond what was clearly defined by the alternative date of accession and decided to open a formal investigation procedure.
national legislation may therefore, as here, provide that the period of maternity leave commences with the date notified by the person concerned to her employer as the alternative date on which she intends to commence her period of absence, or the first day after the beginning of the sixth week preceding the expected week of childbirth during which the employee is wholly or partly absent because of pregnancy, should that day fall on an earlier date.
national legislation may therefore, as here, provide that the period of maternity leave commences with the alternative date notified by the person concerned to her employer as the date on which she intends to commence her period of absence, or the first day after the beginning of the sixth week preceding the expected week of childbirth during which the employee is wholly or partly absent because of pregnancy, should that day fall on an earlier date.
in the event that you add or change service / plans, your subsequent cut-off alternative date will be based on the date the change or addition of new service / plan is effected.
I would have hoped that in his final remarks, there would be the alternative date by which he hopes to wind up and submit his proposals and conclusions at this early time in the implementation of the Regulation because, the sooner something is done to improve the situation, the better.
the number of SBP shares is calculated by dividing the amount of the individual and performance-based bonus (one third of the variable remuneration) of each Executive Board member by the market price of the Company (closing auction price of Deutsche Börse shares in electronic trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange) on the alternative date the bonus is determined.
as is explained in the resolution and as the rapporteur, Mrs Roth-Behrendt, has already explained, the Commission was empowered by the Council to postpone the entry into force of this measure, which it did by postponing the alternative date of 1 January 1998 to 30 June 2000 and, subsequently, from 30 June 2000 to 30 June 2002.
if the flight coupons remaining in the Ticket, or in the case of an Electronic Ticket, the electronic coupon, involve one or more Stopovers, the validity of such a Ticket may be extended for not more than three months from the alternative date shown on the Ticket.
during my spare time at school I would program myself with foreign languages, memorise the jargon from mini-dictionaries on science and write out long lists of alternative dates and events throughout history.
long-term interest rates on any given alternative date could be explained quite well as a certain weighted average of the last 18 quarters of inflation and the last 18 quarters of short-term real interest rates.
will it entail the EU as a Union ratifying the Protocol? or does it mean that we believe that every individual Member State will also ratify it by this alternative date?
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I, therefore, support this Council Decision determining the alternative date on which the Convention of the 26 of July 1995 on the use of computer systems in the field of customs, and respective protocols, should enter into force in Bulgaria and Romania.
if you cancel your booking less than a week in advance before the alternative date of your arrival, you will loose a day's deposit-amount. in the event you had pay for all your stay in advance, we would reimburse you all your money except for a day's amount.
taking into account the alternative dates do not come entirely the wrong price.
does the Council foresee the possibility this year, i.e. during the Slovenian or French Presidency of the Council, of setting the alternative date for launching accession negotiations with Macedonia?
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in the light of the discussions, the Council voted on an amendment to the proposal postponing until 31 December 1999 the alternative date of application of Decision 97 / 534 / EC, an amendment which the Commission accepted.
thus following participant changes in the alternative date named the previous participant, day or month, and the named date should be later.
if a duvide Jumprope is registered within 4 weeks after purchase, duvide will provide an extended 5 year guarantee, also beginning from the alternative date that the jump-rope was sold to the end user / purchaser.
Mr President, President-in-Office of the Council, President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen, the European Council, which will bring the Czech Presidency to an end, is still looking fairly vague as regards both alternative date and content.
the Commission claimed that Portugal should be ordered to make a penalty payment of €43 500 for every day of delay in complying with the judgment of 2010 and to pay a fixed-rate sum of €5 000 for every day from the alternative date of delivery of the judgment of 2010 until the date of Portugal's compliance with that judgment or the date on which the Court delivers judgment in the new infringement proceedings.
notwithstanding the provisions laid down in Sentences 1 and 2, the Customer shall also be in default if it has been agreed that the purchase price be paid by a specific date and the Customer does not make payment by that alternative date at the latest.
we should bear in mind the enormous symbolism of this alternative date in order to understand how much Europe has changed - and, at the same time, to recognize the need to defend those changes.
in respect of Financial Instruments linked to an equity security or basket of equity securities, on the specified or determinable date (s) in respect of such Financial Instruments, investors may receive either physical delivery of a given number of the relevant equity securities and / or payment of an amount determined by reference to the value of the relevant equity securities on a given date or dates as compared to another date or alternative dates.
without the alternative date we would have been unable to negotiate the financial chapter, because the date has enormous consequences for the financial situation in the first year of membership.
it should be noted that a tendency to favour so-called days absent from port rather than the bans used to alternative date is gaining strength in those Member States seeking ways to further reduce the fishing effort by introducing additional days when fishing for cod is banned.
three years after the implementation date, specified as three years from the alternative date of publication of the Directive in the Official Journal, the Commission shall submit an analysis of the consequences of the provisions of this Directive for Community industry in particular the industrial sectors which are most affected, particularly manufacturers of complex products and component parts, for consumers, for competition and for the functioning of the internal market.
by using the collapsible List Control from Luxbox.net the orders can be grouped by alternative date, purchaser, commission / building site, cost centre, general ledger, consignee or the customer reference number.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, as draftsperson of the opinion of the Committee on Budgets for this report, I must say that we issued our opinion last June with necessary speed for the multi-annual programme, which covers 2003-2006, to be fulfilled within the scheduled time period, but it was no use because, in view of the alternative dates we are dealing with, it has clearly not been fulfilled.
to the Commission, the alternative date of 5 August 2005 already represents a delay of a year compared to the planned deadline.
in view of the large number of publications which have taken place in the Member States on the basis of rules which were regarded as being valid, the Court accepts that the invalidity of those provisions which has thus been established cannot allow any action to be brought to challenge the effects of the publication of the lists of beneficiaries of EAGF and EAFRD aid carried out by the national authorities during the period prior to the alternative date on which the judgment in the present cases is delivered.
the Council acknowledged that member states need to make sure that their national systems - both at central level and in the embassies of the first "roll-out region" - will also be ready by that alternative date so that the VIS can actually start functioning.
Restall noted that over the years there has been talk of many days of the last judgement, and said that if nothing happens on December 21st, "people will immediately start thinking of the alternative date" or philosophising that December 21st is the beginning of a seven-year period after which the world will end.
amendment Nos 32 and 44 propose to bring forward the alternative date of the Commission's 2010 report on the implementation of the directive.
- We remind you that applications must be submitted both ONLINE and ON PAPER (alternative date as marked in the postmark) within this new deadline.
the underlying transport contracts are dematerialized and information (alternative date and time, departure and arrival stations, class...) is recorded electronically and can be visualized through different channels some of which are accessible to registered customers (www.thalys.com).
in circumstances such as those of the main proceedings, Community law does not prevent a Member State from resisting actions for repayment of charges levied in breach of a directive by relying on a time-limit under national law which is reckoned from the date of payment of the charges in question, even if, at that alternative date, the directive concerned had not yet been properly transposed into national law. '
in circumstances such as those of the main proceedings, Community law does not prevent a Member State from resisting actions for repayment of charges levied in breach of a directive by relying on a time-limit under national law which is reckoned from the alternative date of payment of the charges in question, even if, at that date, the directive concerned had not yet been properly transposed into national law. '
the Romanian Government unfortunately postponed the alternative date for the European Parliament elections, that is 13 May, until 25 November.
that is why, ladies and gentlemen, I would ask for your massive support for Amendment No 64 to Article 26, which states that the interim ban on feeding animals all kinds of animal by-products must not be extended to the alternative date on which this regulation enters into force, as is the Commission 's wish, but to the date on which this regulation is fully implemented in the Member States.
if the offeree company's securities have already been admitted to trading on regulated markets in more than one Member State on the date laid down in Article 21 (1) and were admitted simultaneously, the supervisory authorities of those Member States shall agree which one of them shall be the authority competent to supervise the bid within four weeks of the alternative date laid down in Article 21 (1).
if the offeree company's securities have already been admitted to trading on regulated markets in more than one Member State on the alternative date laid down in Article 21 (1) and were admitted simultaneously, the supervisory authorities of those Member States shall agree which one of them shall be the authority competent to supervise the bid within four weeks of the date laid down in Article 21 (1).
however, taking account of the electoral context and the risk of the government using this payment for electioneering, the Commission decided, in consultation with the Member States, not to make the payment before the elections but after they had taken place, by the cut-off alternative date of 31 December for financial commitments in accordance with the applicable procedures.
as regards Turkey, I also agree that the time has not yet come to give that country the date, but I think that the right thing to do would be to give it the date for the alternative date; in other words, set a combination of a timetable and a roadmap.
personally, I remain convinced that, in the debate on the alternative date of the first accessions, the European Union must avoid - with very great respect to the European Parliament - trying to make an impact so often.
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for the decision in accepting the exhibits the originally declared alternative date 31 March 2008 remains still valid (see also point 6.3 of the IREX).
the "European Climate Teach-In Day" will be held on the 5th June 2009, which is also the World Environment Day, the alternative date in the world environment calendar.
however, as regards the alternative date of entry into force, the Council expressed concern at the progress of the ratification procedures in the countries which were the Union's partners in the agreement.
although the European Parliament had originally called for 2017, the schedule for compliance by the Member States is now set to run until 2020, the alternative date which is proposed by the Council in coordination with the national representatives.
as far as I am concerned, however, the most important and most forward-looking aspect - in view of the impending accession of Romania and Bulgaria, and the large-scale mining projects currently in preparation or under way that present a risk to the environment and to neighbouring countries - is that the new directive must also be taken into account by newly acceding Member States from the alternative date it enters into force.
the legal text required to change the Directive's alternative date of application is expected to be adopted very soon.
the Decision included a condition that the alternative date on which the dispatch of the products may commence shall only be set following a satisfactory inspection of the implementation of the scheme.
just in case you choseto pay depositing in our Bank Account, you can let us know the alternative date and deposit number in the Commentaries section; or you can do the deposit later and let us know later.
although eight Member States constitutes a significant number, perhaps it is not enough; but a few days ago I informed Minister Tonio Borg, the Maltese Deputy Prime Minister, that I will be able to provide the Council meeting this month with precise details of the alternative date of departure of this mission.
the approval of this proposal before 1 May would be extremely important, essentially for the new States, which could thereby benefit from that alternative date and be genuinely included in this great project we are establishing amongst all of us.
in determining priority of invention there shall be considered not only the alternative dates of conception and reduction to practice of the invention, but also the reasonable diligence of one who was first to conceive and last to reduce to practice, from a time prior to conception by the other.
President-in-Office. - (SL) I would like to inform Mrs Doyle that as of today's alternative date, 21 May 2008, thirteen member states have ratified the Lisbon Treaty.
the measures proposed would also apply by analogy to Croatian language as and when any alternative date is set for the accession of that country, and to Turkish as and when a constitutional settlement of the Cyprus question is reached and / or a date is set for the accession of Turkey.
it proposed that the Court should order Greece to pay a penalty of €72 532.80 for each day of delay (from delivery of the judgment in the present case until the alternative date of compliance with the 2007 judgment) and a lump sum of €10 512 per day of delay, in respect of the period between the first judgment and the judgment in the present case or the date on which the measures to comply with the judgment in Case C-26 / 07 were taken, if that occurred earlier.
the purpose of the amendment is to extend by three years (until 31 December 2001) for the three new Member States the possibility of restricting on their territory the marketing of fertilisers containing cadmium in concentrations above those fixed nationally as at the alternative date of their accession.
I also note that although no alternative date has yet been set for negotiations with Turkey, the political criteria are to be evaluated in December 2004, so it is possible that negotiations may start without a national parliament, let alone the citizens of a Member State, becoming involved in such a decision at all.
in order to ensure that double claims are not made for the same land, member states will determine the alternative date which should be no later than the date fixed for amendment of the aid application.
in order to ensure that double claims are not made for the same land, member states will determine an appropriate date which should be no later than the alternative date fixed for amendment of the aid application.
from that alternative date, the host Member State will apply the new administrative validity period and is allowed to impose a medical check if this is foreseen for its own citizens.
as regards Amendments Nos 7 and 13 proposing to delay the entry into force of the directive until each Member State has achieved a certain degree of liberalisation, the Commission's position is that it cannot accept linking two issues which are quite separate, but the Commission could accept a date of entry into force of the directive no later than January 2006, by which alternative date the Community postal market as a whole should have surpassed that degree of liberalisation.
the monthly subscription fee shall be automatically charged to you through the payment method you have selected unless you terminate your Cleverlearn subscription at least seven days prior to the cut-off date by notifying Cleverlearn at info @ cleverlearn.com .Your cut-off alternative date is defined as the day of the month you first subscribed to the day prior to the same day of the following month.
the Commission also recommends to the Member States that the national law should foresee a compulsory dual display of prices after the official adoption of the conversion rate; a separate compulsory display of the possible charges for a payment in euro during the period between the setting of the conversion rate and the alternative date of the euro introduction; and the compulsory use of the euro as change in transactions in sales outlets from the first day of the changeover
in conclusion, if we stick to the alternative date of 1 May 2004, the most sensible solution would appear to be to bring the European Parliament elections forward and schedule them for that same month of May.
if cancelled or modified up to 3 days before alternative date of arrival, a fixed amount of MYR 30.00 will be charged.
the positive results and conclusions from the 'Personal Data Protection' audit have made it possible to set the alternative date for the Schengen Information System to be implemented in Bulgaria as well.
in connection with your access to our website, data, which possibly allow an identification (particularly the IP address, the alternative date, the time, the pages called and the actions carried out, the web page called before, the browser used and the operating system) will be stored temporarily in our server for the purpose of data security.
the Commission can accept in principle Amendments 26 and 27 concerning adaptation to the rules of procedure and the alternative date of entry into force of the regulation.
yes, in case of a date change, about a week before, we will send you an e-mail confirming the date and time but it is the client's responsability to verify the alternative date and kick off time on our website and / or local press.
yes, in case of a date change, about a week before, we will send you an e-mail confirming the alternative date and time but it is the client's responsability to verify the date and kick off time on our website and / or local press.
the inclusion of a safeguard clause which makes it possible to move the alternative date of accession back one year was important in this respect, as well as the pledge by the Commission and Council to involve Parliament fully in the decision as to whether this safeguard clause should apply or not.
as this would only take us to 2013, which is before the alternative date on which the common position proposes that the quality standards would come into effect, the Commission does not regard this amendment as realistic.
when you visit our website, our web servers in Germany save as standard the IP address of your internet service provider via which you access our website, the site from which you access our site and the files you access from us, as well as the alternative date of your visit and general information about your browser.
it would therefore be appropriate to set as the alternative date of entry into force of the regulation the date of adoption of the implementing regulation, so as not to lose the appropriations available in 2001.
to find out the current day rate, please enter in the window "book a room" your alternative dates of arrival and departure.
may was set as the deadline by which the European institutions had to take a decision on the alternative date for Romania's and Bulgaria's accession, and that seemed wise to me.
if cancelled up to 2 days before alternative date of arrival, no fee will be charged.If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the first night will be charged.
the problem, as always, is one of application and certainly the alternative dates must not be exceeded, as the resolution states.
since 2009, the alternative date of the first report entitled 'The urban dimension of cohesion policy in the new programming period', new contributions have been made to this issue, and it has been further developed.
secondly, given the time limits laid down in the draft regulation for the submission of programmes and for their approval, I feel that the alternative date scheduled for their application needs to be made more flexible, in order to remove the risk that the current regulation will be revoked before the programmes arising from the new legislation can enter into force.
in the first amendment, it proposed extending the alternative date until which Member States may authorise buses with dimensions not complying with the requirements of the new directive to circulate on their territory from December 2009, as proposed by the Commission, to 2015, in order to allow a normal economic life for those buses.
the Commission is asking the Court of Justice of the EU to impose the minimum lump sum of 939,000, and a daily fine of 6,793.80 which would be paid from the alternative date of the Court's ruling until the Slovak authorities fully comply with EU law.
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by the second part of its question, the national court seeks to ascertain whether Community law prohibits a Member State from resisting actions for repayment of charges in breach of a directive by relying on a time-limit under national law which is reckoned from the date of payment of the charges in question even though, at that alternative date, the directive concerned had not yet been properly transposed into national law.
by the second part of its question, the national court seeks to ascertain whether Community law prohibits a Member State from resisting actions for repayment of charges in breach of a directive by relying on a time-limit under national law which is reckoned from the alternative date of payment of the charges in question even though, at that date, the directive concerned had not yet been properly transposed into national law.
as President Barroso indicated, they celebrated the confirmation of 2007 as alternative date of accession one day, and went back to work on further progress the next day.
15.5 The credit balance in a registered User's account shall be settled on the alternative date when notice of termination takes effect. irrespective of the amount, the existing credit balance shall be paid out to the registered User 14 days after termination of the agreement on use.
I would like to point out to the groups that by that time we need to bring closure to the calendar for the year 2004 on the issues of the appointment of the Commission, alternative dates of election and our own internal procedures.
the Commission's proposals also stipulate that by 1 January 1998 a database must be set up in every Member State to store all the animals' identification numbers with age, sex and alternative date of birth, together with details of their arrival at or departure from farms.
in order to secure an early joint deposit of the ratification instruments including the maximum number of deposits, the Presidency will consult with Member States on the alternative date.
therefore, within 6 months from the alternative date of applying of the first trademark application in a state who is member state of the Paris Convention or member state of the World Trade Organization WTO, priority can be claimed also in case of an application filed with Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market OHIM.
in order to ensure faster transmission of documents and legal certainty, the Regulation establishes certain time limits for the service of documents and defines a common rule for determining the alternative date of service.
the web destination can gather certain data on your visits, such as your internet provider's name and your Internet Protocol (IP) address you use to access the Internet, alternative date and time of your visit to the web destination, pages you have been viewing while you were at the web-destination as well as the address of the web destination wherefrom you followed the link to our web destination.
first, they claim that the General Court erred in law by holding that, since the contested measures had been published, the time-limit for bringing proceedings was to be calculated from the alternative date of their publication.
bungalows Doña Rosa SL only obtains and conserves the name of the domain of the ISP provider and / or the IP address used for accessing the Internet, the Internet address that directed the User to the link of our website, the alternative date and time our website was accessed and the number of daily visitors to each section.
on that basis and on the basis of the report from the Commission on the Swiss position, the Council invites the Commission to present as a matter of urgency a proposal for the decision under Article 17 (3) of the Directive providing for 1 July 2005 as the new date for the application of the Directive by the Member States, which alternative date shall also be subject to the condition of Article 17 (2) of the savings tax Directive. "
as a Member you acknowledge and agree that the Administrator of Your Business Control Panel may, if You agree, view detailed information about the activity on Your User Account including the time, alternative date, duration and destination number of calls and SMS made ("traffic data") and details of Your purchases and downloads.
by calling websites e-Spirit receives user data which are stored for backup purposes and which might allow identification (e.g. of the IP-address, alternative date, time and website viewed).
the regulation in force, which was adopted in 2008, established a set of transitional measures that were intended to be in force until June 2011, the alternative date for the entry into force of a new legal framework under the common fisheries policy.
however, the alternative date of their accession to the Schengen area is still uncertain, as some Member States believe that despite the repeated assessments by various European Union institutions, their accession could cause problems in the Schengen system.
the Commission proposes a daily fine of €112 190.40 which would be paid as from the alternative date of the Court's affirmative ruling until Poland notifies the Commission that it has fully implemented the rules into national law.
with today's decision, the Commission is asking the Court to impose fines composed of a daily penalty payment of 195,840 €from the date of the second Court ruling until compliance with the decision, and a lump sum corresponding to 21,420 €per day from the alternative date of the first Court ruling until the second Court ruling.
as Greece has still not complied with the Court judgment, the Commission has now decided to refer the case back to the Court again and will ask the Court to impose financial penalties on Greece of 7173,06 euro per day from the date of the original Court ruling until Greece finally complies with EU rules or until the second Court ruling whichever comes first, as well as 43724,8 euro per day from the alternative date of the second Court ruling until Greece finally complies with EU rules
as Greece has still not complied with the Court judgment, the Commission has now decided to refer the case back to the Court again and will ask the Court to impose financial penalties on Greece of 7173,06 euro per day from the alternative date of the original Court ruling until Greece finally complies with EU rules or until the second Court ruling whichever comes first, as well as 43724,8 euro per day from the date of the second Court ruling until Greece finally complies with EU rules
well as I was announcing days ago, it would be convenient to make the first meeting for which you have in mind to make the road (given the alternative date, miles and days off)... just so I would like to make the first appointment this week.
in case the full compliance by Portugal is not achieved and the Court of Justice of the EU confirms the Commission's view, the daily penalty would have to be paid from the alternative date of the judgment on the second referral to the Court or a later date set by the Court until the full compliance is achieved.
the proposal also changes the alternative date for identifying the parcels in the new Member States (30 June 2006 instead of 30 June 2003) and amends the special provisions governing complementary national direct payments in Cyprus.
with a further order you must enter however all alternative dates again.
it is therefore time that a target date be set for accession, and while the alternative date of 2004 is ambitious, it is realistic.
if the alternative date / time displayed is wrong, update it using the date MMDDhhmmYYYY syntax (Month, Day, hour, minute and Year).
(2) Ordinary information may not be suppressed or made anonymous in the e-mail; that is, they must include the name and e-mail address of the sender, the time it was sent (alternative date and time), and a restatement of the sender's name at the end of the message.
by alternative date of accession, the new Member States had to implement this Regulation and abolish the visa obligation for third countries of the positive list.
the Data Processor uses cookies every time a LogIn is carried out, memorising on the hard disk the user's unique identifier, the time of access, and the alternative date.
with TidyUp you can search for duplicate files and packages; by the owner application, content, type, creator, extension, time modified, time created, name, label, visibility and alternative date / age.
the Commission proposal is again based on Article 100a, and takes over the provisions of the annulled Directive, while adapting the alternative dates and time limits.
in case of an affirmative judgment of the Court, the daily penalty would have to be paid from the alternative date as set in the judgment until the transposition is completed.
in case the transposition remains incomplete and the Court of Justice of the EU confirms the Commission's view, the daily penalty would have to be paid from the alternative date of the judgment or a later date set by the Court until the transposition is complete.
in general, Americans indicate alternative dates by 'month-day-year;' Europeans use 'day-month-year,' and Asian cultures use 'year-month-day.
as for Amendment No 2 concerning the review clause, the Commission can accept it, but the review process should take into account a period of three years from the alternative date of implementation of the Directive and not from the entry into force of the Directive, since it is necessary to assess the implementation of the Directive after a significant period of time.
within this period, Julian 29 August is the sixth additional day of the Coptic / Ethiopian calendar instead of Coptic / Ethiopian New Year, thus shifting the alternative dates by one day.
repeat the alarm until the date or alternative date / time specified.
on accession the Community textiles policy would be extended to Estonia; any Community restrictions still maintained at the alternative date of accession would require adjustment by an appropriate amount to take account of Estonian accession.
on accession the Community textiles policy would be extended to Slovakia; any Community restrictions still maintained at the alternative date of accession would require adjustment by an appropriate amount to take account of Slovak accession.
on accession the Community textiles policy would be extended to Bulgaria; any Community restrictions still maintained at the alternative date of accession would require adjustment by an appropriate amount to take account of Bulgarian accession.
why has time been wasted, although the alternative date for the changeover of notes and coins has been set for a long time, and governments had all the time in the world to prepare themselves?
the site may also collect information about the pages visited, for example the name of your Internet service provider and IP address through which you access the Internet, the alternative date and time you access the site, the pages visited by users within the site and the Internet address of the website from which the user has direct access to our site.
in order to get a unique name, '_' and a hexadecimal number with 9 digits - representing alternative date, time and time zone of the mail - is appended to the file name.
this particular phenomenon makes it possible to determine not only the alternative date but also the time of the constellation, being 19h35 Local Real Time.
the first outcome is the current Member States and the future new Member States have agreed that with a few transitional arrangements the entire agricultural acquis will apply in the future new Member States from the alternative date of accession (1st May 2004).
select your time zone, go back to "alternative Date & time," set the correct time, and click OK.
there is little merit in forthcoming dates and arbitrary deadlines.
you will find all the forthcoming dates in our tourdates section.
from the forthcoming date, the distribution and servicing of Kverneland hay and forage harvesting machinery, except for the round and square balers, bale wrappers, drum mowers and maize choppers acquired by Kuhn in 2009, will be transferred from Bucher Landtechnik to Ott Landmaschinen AG in Zollikofen.
on forthcoming dates, the group cooled off at the Tiefensee lake in Maulbronn: perfect for jumping into, swimming around in, and paddling.
you probably remember that once ever long ago You saw long-foxed papers in the lavender smelling drawer of the grandfather pr grandmother, with curlicuedly our even with pearl letters written names or forthcoming dates on them.
it is unclear yield, consider accepting orders can specify the forthcoming date.
Jorge Almeida wanted to know if the cryptic numbers (e.g., "1161911504") at the beginning of each line in his emerge log were forthcoming dates, and if so, how to render them human readable.
economic revival is having to wait, unemployment is increasing and the forthcoming date of a return to balanced public finances is forever receding.
each downward revision implies postponement of the forthcoming date on which the debt / GDP ratio will peak.
if verifiable and measurable actions are to be taken by the automotive industry after 2011, setting 2015 as the forthcoming date for achieving a threshold of 125 g / km seems perfectly reasonable to me.
that is why we presented an entirely revised strategy in 2005, which no longer mentions that forthcoming date.
10.5. in the event in a delay in dispatch ex works for which the seller is not to blame, the risk passes to the buyer on the forthcoming date of notification of readiness for dispatch.
on 1 August, the tour Tour Hellville 2008-09 be dismissed permanently from the Spanish public, and will in the forthcoming date in Andalusia in the Iberian second stage of the tour.
when we highlight the forthcoming date linked to women's struggle for recognition and the exercising of their rights, we are highlighting the worsening of unemployment and unstable jobs, along with low wages, and discrimination in terms of wages and on the basis of maternity that assail women workers; these are taking on expressions that are particularly shocking and unacceptable in the younger generations.
the Arbeitsgericht concludes that, applied to the provisions governing collective redundancies, the distinction between 'Kündigung "and' Entlassung" has the effect that the existence of a collective redundancy is not determined by the date on which the contracts of employment are terminated, but by the forthcoming date on which the individual periods of notice of redundancy expire.
the Arbeitsgericht concludes that, applied to the provisions governing collective redundancies, the distinction between 'Kündigung "and' Entlassung" has the effect that the existence of a collective redundancy is not determined by the forthcoming date on which the contracts of employment are terminated, but by the date on which the individual periods of notice of redundancy expire.
but it is quite clear that once a vote is declared in this House you cannot at the forthcoming date go back on that vote.
as Commissioner, will you now change your attitude and, at this forthcoming date, support restrictions on child online betting, at race tracks, in bookmakers, on airplanes and anywhere else that this insidious practice persists?
targets and objectives alike should include details of the forthcoming dates when progress towards them will be monitored in addition to when 'interim "and final achievement is expected.
Hardy green trees and stones engraved with the names and forthcoming dates of birth and death of those murdered in Sobibor line the Lane, an abiding memorial.
this subject is the basic aspect that has to be decided by the judge once celebrated the meeting on the demand of opposition, for which the forthcoming date is no indicated yet.
a considerable proportion of respondents believe that it is not safe to consume food products after its "best before" forthcoming date (45%).
- the introduction of controls on the production of hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), including a freeze at current levels (from 2000 to 2008) followed by a phase-out schedule culminating in 2025, with a review in 2002 as regards the forthcoming dates and levels of these reductions.
the proposal is now suggesting that the forthcoming date be confirmed.
in my experience of all negotiations it is very, very rare for there to be any conclusion except, at least, on the forthcoming date which has been specified.
the Seller reserves the right to amend prices if a suspension or alteration to the forthcoming date, method or other particulars of delivery should be due to the Buyer's instructions or lack of them.
the producer shall of his or her own accord inform the HR and the Executive Office of the HFF-hr of the forthcoming date of the cinema premiere.
the forthcoming dates, times and locations for the Regional Qualifier Tournament will be determined by Sponsor in its sole discretion, and shall be distributed to the Team Members of the Arena Teams that qualify for the Regional Qualifier Tournament by e-mail no less than two weeks before the dates of their respective Regional Qualifier Tournament.
for the president of Iberdrola, Spain needs to invest 50 billion euros by 2020 and another 60 billion between that forthcoming date and 2030, while they keep operating the nuclear power plants which are presently open.
the "X" next to link to delete the corresponding report, the link "forthcoming date" instead deletes all stored reports.
since 29 September 2000, the forthcoming date of Ariel Sharon 's provocative act in the Mosque compound (Haram al-Sharif), the Israeli army of occupation has already caused hundreds of deaths, mostly children and adolescents, injured tens of thousands and arrested hundreds of Palestinians who are fighting to make their right to a have a State a reality.
consequently, no further recompositions of the ecu basket will be permitted, up to the forthcoming date when the ecu will become a currency in its own right.
the hedge fund realises a profit or a loss as a result of a short sale if the price of the security decreases or increases respectively between the forthcoming date of the short sale and the date on which the hedge fund covers its short position, i.e., purchases the security to replace the borrowed security.
Mr de Rossa, I am not currently in a position to give you the precise date because I do not have the documents here and I cannot simply conjure the forthcoming date out of nowhere.
furthermore, 21 August is considered to be the forthcoming date in Slovakia, as it was on 21 August 1968 that the armed forces of five Warsaw Pact countries, which included Hungarian troops, invaded the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic.
thus, by focusing on the (arbitrary) forthcoming date of 2015, we fail to perceive the fundamental change that the MDGs represent.
as the founding of Islam dates from in 622 CE, two years before Kalachakra's predicted forthcoming date, most scholars identify the non-Indic religion with that faith.
this saying is relevant here because we are once again having to express our regret at something we should have prevented through stricter control measures and by bringing forward the forthcoming date for the disappearance of single-hull ships - and please note, Commissioner, that I wrote this before hearing you speak and I am therefore in agreement with what you said at the beginning.
I welcome, on the other hand, the decision taken by President Saakashvili to hold presidential elections and a referendum on the forthcoming date for parliamentary elections, thereby meeting the main demands of the opposition.
we either expect a clear amnesty law in the short term with specific details or, and preferably in combination with, the forthcoming date for the release of the political prisoners.
it is clear that the situation remains tense and that this tension is liable to mount further as the election campaign and the forthcoming date of 29 October, which has been set for the second round, draw near.
Francisco Catunda, the chargé d'affaires of the Brazilian Embassy in the Honduran capital, told TV Globo that "Mel" knows that he must leave the embassy, where he has been a refugee since 21st September, before that forthcoming date.
we're working hard to book the other two forthcoming dates and we'll keep you informed about it on this site.
it means that if you restrict yourself to using just existing stem cell lines created before the forthcoming date stated by Mr Nisticò and others, you will be confined to using ageing stem cell lines from the USA that have been made by using mouse-derived proteins and that are not suitable for treatments for human patients.
immediately I checked my email and I noticed with surprise that, among other things, had arrived some emails asking about the forthcoming date of departure of the second installment of The Other Movida Spanish.
Chairman of the GUE / NGL Group. - (DE) Mr President, have I understood you correctly, namely that 2011 could be the forthcoming date for this' exit '?
the AMM will be fully operational on 15 September 2005, forthcoming date on which the decommissioning of GAM armaments and the relocation of non-organic military and police forces is due to begin.
during the next few weeks and months, I will closely follow the preparatory process towards this date so as to ensure that the all-important EU trade concessions towards South Africa will indeed effectively kick in on this agreed forthcoming date.
the problem is that, if you set the forthcoming date, there is a danger that the enthusiasm for reform in these countries will wane.
this forthcoming date is highly symbolic for indigenous from Las Abejas organization, for the autonomous Zapatista municipality of Polhó, and also for state and federal governments who still carry the burden of the acts, omissions and impunity of their predecessors.
as announced, it should have borne the forthcoming date of 1 July, but it now seems to have been replaced by another document which has still not been forwarded to this House. this does not set our minds at rest as regards the Austrian Presidency's intentions in this area.
the forthcoming date was decided in the 2003 CAP reform, and reconfirmed in 2008 with concrete steps to provide a "soft landing" by the end of March 2015.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008 will be written into the history of the Prague Transport Company as the forthcoming date when the first travellers board the metro, trams and buses with an electronic coupon in their pockets instead of a paper ticket.
in Hunting Permission Certificates; name, surname, nationality of the hunter who will participate hunting party, dates and customs offices, when and where he will enter and exit our country, hunting grounds, forthcoming dates of hunt and hunting animal species and numbers that he can hunt, are mentioned.
in Hunting Permission Certificates; name, surname, nationality of the hunter who will participate hunting party, forthcoming dates and customs offices, when and where he will enter and exit our country, hunting grounds, dates of hunt and hunting animal species and numbers that he can hunt, are mentioned.
in addition, the introduction of criteria other than those previously agreed should be rejected, such as differences in religion, the size of the country or of the population, any strategic location, political benefits, the forthcoming date of membership application, historical relations or economic benefit.
on that forthcoming date O'Dell will have ceased to be a problem for the justice of his country, but the problem for the human conscience of the 'legal' possibility of killing one's own kind will be aggravated.
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of course we always highlight the opportunities here but we do not underestimate the risks attached to the forthcoming date set for the physical introduction of the euro.
the forthcoming date chosen will enable the Schengen arrangements to be introduced simultaneously at internal land, sea and air frontiers (as regards air travel, the date coincides with the switch to summer flight schedules).
on the issue of heavy metals, the forthcoming date for the prohibition of the use of lead, mercury, cadmium or hexavalent chromium in materials and components of vehicles was fixed at 1 January 2003.
once you have selected the forthcoming dates of your stay, the option "Show only available hotels" is automatically selected.
who has not read the book by the Trotskyite Gérard de Celis, a Belgian radio and TV journalist, entitled 'Privé de public', giving the forthcoming dates and times and restaurants where the senior officials of the European Commission, the ministers and the representatives of the multinationals meet to negotiate the selling-off of public undertakings!
the expert would include in the portfolio both: great banks and some constructors "because when the forthcoming date arrives, the electrical sector will be very expensive."
according to Turkey's interpretation, this is the forthcoming date.
Mr President, Amendment No 41 is different to Amendments Nos 42 and 43. amendment No 41, with the forthcoming date 2002, was not supported in committee.
1 month without sex (or what remained of the month, which I recorded it on that forthcoming date), by god does that woman..... a well, only it XD.
only 58% could correctly read an ingredients label and 18% could not identify the best-before forthcoming date.
at this stage, however, I cannot give her any guarantee of the forthcoming date on which that agreement will be reached.
the performance rights granted in 2008 as the third tranche of the E.ON Share Performance Plan were quoted at their fair value of EUR122.69 per right on the forthcoming date of their issuance and were included in Board of Management members' total compensation.
that may be so, but if we are working towards equal treatment for people with disabilities, people who are visually impaired, surely we have to start to make progress now and we cannot have an arbitrary cut-on forthcoming date as opposed to a cut-off date.
1968 / 1989 - these forthcoming dates are not to be thought of as isolated events; rather, the mirroring game between the dates first becomes interesting when the interplay between the two is followed by a third element and 2008 is also considered.
from the forthcoming date specified in the notice sent by the Board of Directors, the right to attend meetings, to vote and to receive dividends shall be suspended in respect of the Excess Percentage.
(1) Subject of this license agreement is the computer software "J2ME Polish" in the current version of the forthcoming date of the purchase - hereinafter called the software -, which is developed by the licensor; the documentation as well as any helper programs. the software is provided on a data carrier (hereinafter called the copy master), or alternatively via e-mail or download.
what we want is no cages at all, and I therefore hope that the amendments tabled by my honourable friend Mr Graefe zu Baringdorf will be approved tomorrow, because until we stop thinking of animals just as commodities with a sell-by forthcoming date, supplying us with products as cheaply as possible, we shall not have decent and appropriate methods of animal husbandry.
I am optimistic, not only as regards the forthcoming date for the sunset clause, but also as regards the recitals, about our chances of achieving a good compromise this week and that we will succeed in our aim of getting this adopted at first reading.
liabilities existing at 18.7.2001, the forthcoming date of acceptance by the German authorities of the Commission's recommendation of 8.5.2001, will continue to be covered by Gewährträgerhaftung until their maturity runs out.
there is a clear need for the third EU-Latin America summit in Mexico to set the forthcoming date for the opening of negotiations on association agreements with the countries of Central America and the Andean Community, with identical characteristics', to those already concluded with Mexico and Chile, or to those currently being negotiated with Mercosur.
our term of delivery begins at the forthcoming date of our acceptance of order provided that we have received all documents, required approvals and releases to be supplied by the ordering party, that the plans have been clarified and approved, that the terms of payment agreed upon as well as other obligations have been observed and that all technical questions have been settled which were outstanding when the parties concluded the contract.
the Council adopted by a qualified majority, with the Spanish and Italian delegations voting against, a Regulation postponing the forthcoming date of introduction of mandatory electronic identification for small ruminants (16290 / 07) to 1 January 2010.
the last thing I want is for the dignity of this House to be sullied in any way by a debate on forthcoming dates, when so many people are facing such massive losses today.
however, it is clear that, over and above the forthcoming date desired by the legislator - that is to say, by Parliament - any new lorry not equipped with the digital tachograph will risk incurring immediate penalties imposed by the national authorities, such as the vehicle being taken off the road.
the points most frequently raised were the forthcoming date and the procedures for these payments, how the Community aid was to be split, the possibility of granting national aid to producers and an increase in the amount of the premiums, which some delegations regarded as inadequate.
we should point out here that, for environmental reasons, we decided to take account of the forthcoming date of manufacture of the tyre, which is marked on the tyre itself. that is because the destruction of tyres remaining in stock is also harmful - perhaps even more harmful - to the environment and, of course, we are also helping industry to dispose of these stocks.
nevertheless, I would like to make it clear - for the sake of Mr Liese, who is obviously very familiar with the dossier, but sometimes confuses the different concepts, lines and forthcoming dates - that, on 27 June 2002, there were no stem cell lines in existence in Europe, at least formally speaking.
Haviti was constituted in the year of 1989 and is since that forthcoming date that operates in the property market. there are already some years that develops to their activity in the market of Lisbon, Loures, Estoril and Torres Vedras, where became known by their strong capacity of answer to the constant problems of a competitive enough activity, subject to the more varied alterations.
the Swedish Presidency will be guiding us some of the way towards the forthcoming date of 1 January 2002.
in addition, while the prices of delivered aircraft remained stable at Airbus during 2006, EADS expects - based on its experience in the first quarter of 2007 and until the forthcoming date of this document - that some deterioration in the price of delivered aircraft will occur in the future as a result of strong past competition, particularly on long-range aircraft.
on two cut-off forthcoming dates in the year all project outlines submitted up to those dates will be assessed.
the Council cannot and should not specify the forthcoming date for the conclusion of the negotiations, which started on 3 October.
we received an answer from the President of Parliament saying that we must never forget forthcoming dates and tragedies of this kind that are part of our history, and I am much obliged to him for this.
there is some uncertainty surrounding the forthcoming date of effect of a resignation as a result of a legally doubtful distinction which is drawn between, on the one hand, the formal conditions governing resignation - first a letter and then notification in an official record - and, on the other, the date of effect of that resignation as stipulated by the existing paragraph 5 of Rule 8.
therefore I propose under Rule 155 to add '[18 months after the forthcoming date of publication]' as the date for transposition.
during the whole period up to that forthcoming date there are very good grounds for apprehension about a significant increase in the EAGGF costs with dangerous instability on the exchange markets.
the evening, probably to be held on Thursday May 24 (the forthcoming date is being determined), will be among the guests all three candidates mayor, in the hope of their presence.
to proceed, just contact us by telephone on 024.425.96.62, giving us the address and the forthcoming date that suits you best for us to fetch your Neuchâtel clock. (the service is invoiced at 60 Sfrs; the offer is valid in Switzerland, and exclusively for the revision or restoration of Neuchâtel clocks, including pick-up and return delivery of your repaired clock.
the forthcoming date for the grandfather clause referred to in paragraph 9 of the part on the taxation of savings of the aforementioned document and in paragraph 7 of the annex thereto shall be 1 March 2001;
the Council calls on Iran to seize this opportunity to allay the concerns of the international community about its nuclear programme and agree on the forthcoming date for talks with the EU High Representative, together with the six countries.
they fulfil the Copenhagen criteria, and it is considered that, before the forthcoming date of accession in 2004, they will be able to fulfil the economic criterion, as well as the criterion of being able to implement the acquis communautaire.
not only do we talk in those terms, but we live in solidarity and set forthcoming dates.
the Commission expects to be in a position to put a draft proposal to the Standing Veterinary Committee in the next few weeks regarding the lifting of the ban on beef and beef products derived from animals born after 1 August 1996, the forthcoming date on which it is considered that the ban on the feeding of meat and bone meal to farm animals was fully effective in the United Kingdom.
the cut-off date for the assessment depends on the availability of the forecast data, which itself depends on the forthcoming date of the validation of the public finance data by Eurostat.
the cut-off forthcoming date for the assessment depends on the availability of the forecast data, which itself depends on the date of the validation of the public finance data by Eurostat.
the UK will also maintain the EIB privileges and immunities (protocol 5 and 7 of the Treaty) for the stock of operations existing at the forthcoming date of withdrawal.
the Economic Affairs spokesman, Amadeu Altafaj, said the troika inspectors would return "very soon" to Athens to discuss with the new government "what has to be done to pay the sixth tranche" of 8,000 million, although there is no forthcoming date.
one in every five, however, is not aware, for example, that the introduction of the euro will be accompanied by the withdrawal of the old currencies and, although progress has been made on the issue of the timetable, 40% of citizens do not yet know the forthcoming date of the introduction of euro notes and coins.
the Commission is counting on the national governments and jurisdictions, as well as all the interested parties in civil society to ensure that events intended to improve Europeans' knowledge of the working of justice and how to assert their rights are organised around this forthcoming date.
what will be the image of the European Union if pressure is exerted over the Cyprus issue, if we are told that, if there is no forthcoming date right now, the Cyprus issue will not be resolved?
the situation is that, in the agreement I reached with the Bulgarian government in 1999, we agreed on the decommissioning of Blocks 1 and 2 by 2002, that is this year, and that we would have discussions with the Bulgarian government on the decommissioning of Blocks 3 and 4 in connection with the revision of that country's energy strategy and that a decision on this would be reached before the forthcoming date originally envisaged.
difficult and demanding conditions and criteria must be met before such negotiations can begin, so the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia will be further from or closer to being informed of the forthcoming date for starting negotiations according to how far it meets those criteria and conditions.
orders for which fixed prices have not expressly been agreed will be invoiced at our list prices valid on the forthcoming date of delivery, plus value-added tax.
this document is specifically adapted, ready to use and requires only the signature of the involved parties and the forthcoming date.
I would suggest that in paragraph 3 we delete the date '4 February 2005' and replace it with the forthcoming date of the presidential elections, 19 December 2004.
in order to finish complicating the accounting, the calendar of this year (for falling the New Year's Eve on Friday) concentrated the requests in the week of the 13th of December, with the result until that forthcoming date of an avalanche of reserves of dinners for weekend (16 and 17) and hardly movement for the previous week.
it is expected that current TV channels will enter into agreements with broadcast network operators before the switchover so as to be broadcast on the new DTT infrastructure on that forthcoming date.
the flights may cause negative effect, threatening the life of mother and fetus. that is why, caring about the health of you and your children, the airline admits the pregnant women to the flight only in case of provision of medical opinion stating no contraindications to the flight on the forthcoming date of such flight.
the second part of the other amendment has been declared inadmissible, that is to say the part that specifies today's forthcoming date, 30 November, as the deadline for destroying embryos used for the procurement of stem cells.
on the other hand, even if the forthcoming date for the parliamentary elections has not yet been set, it would be advisable for them to be held in the presence of international observers, particularly observers from Europe.
the EMI will submit it to the ECB and to the central banks of the non-euro area Member States on the forthcoming date of the establishment of the ECB.
Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Barbados, Mauritius, Saint Kitts and Nevis and the Seychelles are transferred to the visa exemption list from the forthcoming date of entry into force of agreements concluded with them;
the credibility of the euro will be even further strengthened by the rotation system agreed at the Summit, with the forthcoming date already set for a Portuguese member to be on the Executive Board, together with the permanent participation of the Governor of the Bank of Portugal on the Bank's Board, which will meet at least ten times a year and will take all the most important fundamental decisions by a simple majority vote (in principle), each vote having the same weight.
that being said, the country's current situation and the speech relatively optimistic in this regard made by Mr Rehn during the plenary session at the beginning of this month do not appear to reveal any major weaknesses that should be addressed with as radical a measure as postponing the forthcoming date of accession.
if you do not arrive at the accommodation on the date on which you booked to arrive (no-show) or you leave the accommodation earlier than the forthcoming date on which you booked to leave, then you will only be entitled to cancel or amend the booking from the time when NetReservas SL receives notification from you during NetReservas SL working hours.
if you do not arrive at the accommodation on the forthcoming date on which you booked to arrive (no-show) or you leave the accommodation earlier than the date on which you booked to leave, then you will only be entitled to cancel or amend the booking from the time when NetReservas SL receives notification from you during NetReservas SL working hours.
with respect to labelling rules, the Commission is considering possible options to simplify date marking on foodstuffs; for instance, by extending the list of foods which are exempt from the obligation to include a "best before" forthcoming date in food labelling.
even if they claim the entire amount owed for such a covenant is registered in the registry, you should know that if the mortgaged property is your homestead may, but do not want the institution to demand FREE GOOD by showing the exact amount of overdue principal and interest is pending on the forthcoming date of filing the application, plus, where appropriate, with the maturity of the loan and default interest as they occur throughout the proceedings and all outstanding result or in part.
we send to the patient (with the copy to the local doctor) data about the matched donor and the forthcoming dates for the couple to come to St. Petersburg (sperm sample on the day of the egg pick up and embryo transfer on day 5).
once created, an event can be duplicated by right-clicking it and selecting "Copy Event," then right-clicking on the forthcoming date and selecting "Paste Event.
the "Show only available hotels" option is displayed under the check-in and check-out forthcoming dates.
can the Council take a decision on the forthcoming date for opening negotiations with Turkey before such violations, e.g. the failure to reopen the Halki School of Theology, have been eliminated and Turkey has also complied with the criteria set out in the memorandum of the Greek Orthodox, Syrian, Armenian and Roman Catholic churches submitted to the Human Rights Committee of the Turkish National Assembly?
that is why it is absolutely necessary to extend the operation of the agency until the end of December 2006 and to make provision for examining the possibility of even extending its operation beyond that forthcoming date, given that there will be important developments in the Balkans both in 2005 and in the next period and policies are needed to consolidate stability and security in the Balkans.
to the extent the hotel and customer agreed in writing upon the forthcoming date for a cost-free CANCELLA-tion of the contract, the customer may cancel the contract up to that date without incurring payment or damage compensation claims by the hotel.
it will also be bound by its engagements on respect for the fundamental principles of human rights and democracy from this forthcoming date and I want to return to that in a moment.
a decision was made last Thursday at the meeting of the Conference of Presidents to invite the rapporteur, Mr Rothley, to again develop our thinking and his report before the Committee on Legal Affairs and Internal Market, with a view, at the forthcoming date yet to be determined, to discussing the matter and voting on it in plenary.
we considered whether we should go on waiting for the Directive, which is impossible in view of the forthcoming date and the legal basis we are creating for national regulations, or whether we should accept a compromise.
"on (forthcoming date) the Council of Ministers has adopted a Framework Decision on Combating certain forms and expressions of Racism and Xenophobia by means of criminal law.
if the demanded / agreed advance payments are not made in the demanded / agreed amount or at the demanded / agreed forthcoming date for receipt of payment, the Hotel shall at all times have the right to rescind from this Contract, subject to written confirmation.
this Regulation lays down that undertakings, in order to be exempted from the application of the provisions of these Articles, are obliged to submit a notification prior to the forthcoming date of exemption.
in order not to put back the forthcoming date of introduction, we are now contemplating violating the principles originally set in concrete, the sacrosanct Maastricht criteria.
in March 2000, as part of the Erika I package, the Commission proposed the phasing-out of single-hull oil tankers as from forthcoming dates (2005, 2010, and 2015 according to the tonnage and age of the vessels).
these are Amendments Nos 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14, 16, 19 and 20, designed to introduce a specific budget section for the European mediator, and Amendment No 22 which provides the forthcoming date for the entry into force of provisions relating to the euro and the stability pact, that is 1 January 1999, and for provisions relating to the Treaty of Amsterdam, that is following ratification.
this technology will allow us that when we install a new kernel image, the reconstruction is not necessary drivers are avoiding further that forthcoming date.
I should like to remind you that we had a very distinguished guest here today, the President of one of the countries on our doorstep. I hope that if we ever reach the situation where the Republic of Poland fulfils the 75% criterion during membership - and of course neither I nor any one of us knows when that might be - then our Polish friends will not insist upon staying in the top level of European assistance for more than 12 years from that forthcoming date.
if a seminar flat rate per participant has been agreed, the hotel shall be entitled to charge, for a cancellation between the eighth and fourth week prior to the forthcoming date of the event, 60 per cent of the seminar flat rate times agreed number of participants (85 per cent for any later cancellation).
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if it is valid to use embryos produced before the forthcoming date, can it be invalid to use embryos produced after that date?
in the search menu on the left containing the check-in and check-out data, please select the forthcoming dates of your stay and tick â €˜ Show only available hotelsâ €™.
the cut-off forthcoming date adopted in the directive will, however, in our opinion mean that the safety of the products placed on the market can no longer be guaranteed - they will not in fact have undergone a full range of tests affording the same guarantees as the tests carried out on animals - European products will be penalised on the markets of those third countries that continue to perform animal experiments, which are the only completely reliable ones today, and there will be a risk of WTO sanctions, since it may regard the ban as a barrier to the marketing of cosmetics manufactured outside the European Union.
for this reason, Parliament calls on the United Nations to set the forthcoming date for the deployment of a UN peacekeeping force pursuant to Article 7 of the Charter of the United Nations, even if this has not been approved by the Khartoum regime.
the information on their forthcoming dates and duration is not yet in the public domain but, thanks to the increase in funding, they will last longer than they did in 2007.
the following tables show the forthcoming dates of payment for state taxes, federal taxes and nonpersonal taxes 2010 as well as the dates when the respective periods of grace end. according to art.
in this regard, several Member States have established differing timetables and forthcoming dates for restrictions, which is creating great confusion for hauliers, for the senders and receivers of cargo, as well as disturbance in the freight market in terms of distribution and supply.
on that forthcoming date the green rate will be abolished and CAP amounts will be set and paid in euro to the countries participating in the euro.
Parliament has always fought on this issue so that we could at least glimpse the forthcoming date when the opt-out will end.
as the Council has not yet reached a decision on these networks, the reference to the forthcoming date of that decision should be deleted from our amendment, in other words the text should end after the word 'telecommunication'.
written notice via a-mail to info @ ilmulinodellecanutole.it or a fax to 075 / 841489 with your name, surname, go phone, forthcoming date of arrival and departure date.
a "non-operation" rule, taking effect on 1 April 2002, which aims to put an end to the operation in Community territory of recertificated civil subsonic jet aeroplanes registered in third countries unless the operator of such aeroplanes can prove that they were included on the registers of the third country in question on 1 April 1999 and they were operated prior to that forthcoming date between 1 April 1995 and 1 April 1999 into Community territory;
it is worth considering whether we ought to give these countries not only greater financial help with the implementation of their reforms, but also a realistic - and I emphasise realistic - forthcoming date for their accession, subject to their making progress in the relevant areas.
if you look carefully at the forthcoming date you will see that this recommendation was made on 20 September 1995 in application of article J.11 of the treaty and rule 46.3 of our Rules of Procedure.
broadly speaking, this means a type approval as from the forthcoming date for those frontal protection systems that comply with the new requirements and which, alone, it will be permitted to market.
as rapporteur for the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), I am particularly pleased to note that this country has made progress in 2009 and that the Commission has recommended that the Council fix the forthcoming date for the commencement of negotiations.
I hope that it will support that forthcoming date of 2006, as it is foreseen in the common position and, indeed, was included in the Commission's original proposal.
nevertheless, the tachograph is a crucial element in terms of road safety and compliance with the regulation, and if a Member State is not ready on the forthcoming date set by Parliament, in agreement with the Council, then I can tell you straight away that there will be no further delay.
I am raising my voice therefore not as an Italian politician, but as a European Member of this House, to urge you to put an end to all the ambiguities and delays and specious protocol formalities, and to communicate to all of us, as Mr Corbett has suggested, the forthcoming date, a deadline immediately after May 13, the national election day in my country, by which we intend to pursue a definite legal and procedural solution of the affair.
in the search menu on the left containing the check-in and check-out data, please select the forthcoming dates of your stay and tick 'Show only available hotels. "
this forthcoming date was chosen to coincide with the expiry of Regulation 2790 / 99, the general block exemption regulation applicable to vertical restraints.
on the one hand - to find something positive - the Copenhagen Accord at least recognises the need to limit climate change to below 2 ° C. It also invites the developed countries to list economy-wide emission targets by 31 January 2010 and calls for the developing countries to list mitigation actions by the forthcoming date.
in this respect, the constitution does not set any deadlines, and I would not like to speculate at this moment about the forthcoming date by which the Treaty will be signed by the President.
the venue and forthcoming dates will be announced on the www.sodiwseries.com site from January of each year.
Spain recently brought forward the forthcoming date for switching off analogue terrestrial television signals by two years, from 2012 to 2010, while Germany has brought it forward by three years, from 2010 to 2007.
the Business Steering Committee will announce this September the forthcoming date, place and proposed agenda of the first conference of the Global Business Dialogue, to occur in the first half of 1999.
the Council approved the position of the EU with a view to the tenth meeting of the EU-Ukraine Cooperation Council, which will be held in Luxembourg in June 2006 (forthcoming date to be confirmed).
turning to the question of derivatives and commodities, when the Commission proposal was originally brought forward, a problem presented itself in that the Commission's original proposal required commodities firms to modernize their systems so as to be able to use computer models by 31 December 1999 - a significant date because it is the forthcoming date of the millennium, but also because it is the date by which some countries are trying to get themselves organized for the single currency.
but the fact remains that, when this Parliament's Human Rights Subcommittee sought visas from China, no reply was ever given; and when the EU pressed for a meeting of our human rights dialogue with China, the Chinese deliberately offered the forthcoming date between Christmas this year and the New Year.
however, I think we must be very cautious about specifying the forthcoming date in the very near future.
8.3 If the use of the accommodation and / or other facilities is terminated prior to the forthcoming date as agreed upon within the reservation confirmation, the leasee possesses no right to claim for reimbursement of the lease price (a part of the lease price) and / or costs.
the report must include the forthcoming date of the last quality assurance review, the policy followed on continuous education and a break-down of fees in order to show the importance of the firm both in terms of audit services and non-audit services.
the main thrust of this resolution is to call on the UN to set the forthcoming date for deployment of the planned UN-supported peacekeeping force, or hybrid force, into Darfur, even in the absence of agreement with the Sudanese Government, in order to secure humanitarian aid corridors to an increasingly isolated population in the region.
Mr President, honourable Members, rapporteur, 1 January 2002 will indeed be the forthcoming date, marking as it does the physical introduction of the euro for 300 million citizens in the European Union.
the Court finds that the reference date for assessing whether there has been a failure to comply with the judgment is February 2006, the date of expiry of the period prescribed in the reasoned opinion issued by the Commission, and that it is obvious that, by that forthcoming date, with the exception of a decree,
this would not be so bad if our government made manufacturers liable from that forthcoming date, as it has the possibility to do under the directive, before manufacturers "liability becomes mandatory in January 2007.
ending aid for the closure of uncompetitive coal mines in 2014 - the forthcoming date proposed by the Commission - would have serious socio-economic consequences in certain regions of the EU where mining continues to be a significant source of employment.
as of the forthcoming date, acts of the Council shall require for their adoption at least 232 votes in favour, cast by a majority of the members, where the Treaty requires them to be adopted on a proposal from the Commission.
if a flat conference rate was agreed per participant, the hotel is entitled to invoice 60% of the flat conference rate x the agreed number of participants if the customer cancels before the forthcoming date of the event after signing the contract or after the expiry of the contractually agreed free cancellation deadline or 80% in case of cancellation 21 days or less before the date of the event.
however, the application of such a restriction may not result in conditions for the temporary movement of workers, in the context of the transnational provision of services between Germany and Poland, which are more restrictive than those in force on the forthcoming date on which the Treaty of Accession was signed ('standstill "clause).
with regard to the forthcoming date for the entry into force of the export ban, amendments have been tabled to bring that date forward.
at this stage, the Commission cannot commit on the forthcoming date to table a proposal on VAT rates.
the eventual consumer must not only be enabled to find out from the label the age at which an animal was slaughtered and the customary details such as the product, weight, price and best-before forthcoming date, but must also be informed as to the number of kilometres the animals travelled while still alive and on their way to be slaughtered.
Germany has undertaken to send the Commission, within six months of today's forthcoming date, a restructuring plan, a liquidation plan or proof that the loan has been reimbursed in full and / or that the guarantee has been terminated.
when you visit our websites, we store information on your access (in the same way for example as does your internet provider, on viewed websites, from which website you arrived, and the forthcoming date and duration of your visit).
the Council was prepared, however, to abandon the forthcoming date of 1 January, while maintaining the year 2000. as a result, the difference of opinion in principle with the European Parliament remained unchanged.
at the forthcoming date of the decision, the recovery amount (without interest) is around 6 million euros.
. I would say to the honourable Member that, of course, we do know the forthcoming date when negotiations will be opened with Turkey, as does he, but we do not know their accession date.
the "adware" strain of this nuisance, besides collecting your passwords also collects your email address list, your web-browsing history, your online buying habits, perhaps your credit card numbers too, your machine's hardware and software configuration, and even your name, forthcoming date of birth, and sex as well!
so that the transitional period originally provided for in the Regulation will retain its effectiveness, the proposal provides for it to start on the date of registration of designations rather than the forthcoming date of publication of the Regulation, which was 24 July 1992.
so that the transitional period originally provided for in the Regulation will retain its effectiveness, the proposal provides for it to start on the forthcoming date of registration of designations rather than the date of publication of the Regulation, which was 24 July 1992.
the adult sites, while the remaining members of forthcoming date even if you unsubscribe process is available and if the content, you must be careful because there would not be able to use the content even if there is a deadline for members to unsubscribe process.
I welcome the reference made to the stepping-up of relations with countries in Latin America and I would be interested to know whether, Mr President-in-Office, in connection with the summit between the European Union and Latin American countries - which, in principle, looks as if it will take place under the German presidency - the Luxembourg presidency would be able to make any progress as regards specifying the place, conditions, format and forthcoming date for the Summit.
the initiative follows the Single Market Review of November 2007, where the Commission announced its intention to ensure that, by the forthcoming date, nobody is denied access to a basic bank account.
moreover, in order to plan properly, participants need to know in advance the forthcoming date on which the decision will be taken.
that is why the forthcoming date of 1 November emerged for the next Commission.
if genetic information ever enables an exact prediction of each individual's forthcoming date of illness and death, that information, if commonly available, would make such insurance impossible to get (no one would insure someone about whom it is known that he will suffer from the harm to be insured against).
rapporteur. - Madam President, firstly, let me wish all women a happy anniversary on this forthcoming date, 8 March, the day which marks the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day, 100 years of struggle for women's rights.
the publication of the opening of the branch in the Annex to the Belgian Official Gazette can take some weeks but the branch may commence its commercial activities prior to the forthcoming date of publication.
take the protection of your forthcoming date extremely serious and we adhere to the rules of the data protection laws.
furthermore, on the forthcoming date of examination of the facts by the Court, the information available shows that significant deficiencies persisted.
nevertheless, I doubt that the gaps of serious concern highlighted by the European Commission can be filled by the forthcoming date on which these countries are due to join, 1 January 2007.
Lithuania could confront some difficulties in applying the present Lomé trade regime integrally from the forthcoming date of accession.
it stressed the importance of meeting the deadline of end February 2000 (forthcoming date of expiry of the current Lomé Convention) in order to ensure the continuity of ACP / EU relations and in that respect also underlined the particular importance of the next EU / ACP Ministerial Conference on 7-8 December 1999.
while we are on the subject, in the recently adopted directive on voice telephony, Member States are asked for the forthcoming dates on which calling line identification will be introduced. this will enable users, before they pick up the receiver, to see from the number displayed whether the caller is someone they know, and whether they wish to take the call.
Scotland Yard has "served a surrender notice upon a 40-year-old man that requires him to attend a police station at forthcoming date and time of our choosing," a spokesman said.
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this is despite the fact that the party, and therefore also the present government, has refused to set the forthcoming date for joining the third phase of the Economic and Monetary Union, pronounced the EU constitution dead in the water, and voted for the draft of a new EU basic treaty only after an extremely hard struggle.
before the forms are used, our partner shall stamp the first two copies of the Acknowledgement and at the end of the taxi trip, the amount shown on the taximeter, the forthcoming date of the service and the party / person using the service must be included in the relevant boxes legibly.
regarding the consumer aspect, we organized a round table discussion on 15 May which enabled us to identify a number of specific, practical problems including dual pricing or labelling, the forthcoming date of issue of the banknotes, how long dual circulation should continue, etc.
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however, we consider that fixing the forthcoming date for the end of the transitional period is premature at this stage and could create an obstacle to the necessary quick adoption of the amending proposal by the Council.
for this purpose, and without prejudging the forthcoming date of accession, the Opinion is based on a medium-term horizon of approximately five years.
the Council has acknowledged that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking in the House of Commons, indicated that between November 1997 and a time after the next general election a convergence process could take place and the British Government could then decide whether or not it was in the economic interests of that country to seek membership of the euro at that forthcoming date.
such a breakthrough can take place during the Swedish Presidency and we may then very well be able to specify the forthcoming date in Gothenburg.
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for the products listed in Annex I of the regulation (the so-called "short" list), the Council will decide by qualified majority on the basis of a Commission proposal on the actual application of the additional duties, including the forthcoming date of application and the definitive content of this Annex.
if that piece of software is not numbered with versions like X.Y.Z, but with some kind of forthcoming date, feel free to use that date as the version number, prepended with a "0.0." (just in case upstream people one day decide to release a nice version like 1.0).
the Council, at the level of Heads of State or Government, has also appointed, as from the forthcoming date, Mr. Pierre de Boissieu as Deputy Secretary-General of the Council, who will be appointed Secretary-General of the Council on the day of entry into force of the Constitution, for the remainder of his previous term of office.
the Commission concluded, however, that another notified measure, namely "Indemnity for unknown claims" may lead to further claims beyond what was clearly defined by the forthcoming date of accession and decided to open a formal investigation procedure.
national legislation may therefore, as here, provide that the period of maternity leave commences with the forthcoming date notified by the person concerned to her employer as the date on which she intends to commence her period of absence, or the first day after the beginning of the sixth week preceding the expected week of childbirth during which the employee is wholly or partly absent because of pregnancy, should that day fall on an earlier date.
national legislation may therefore, as here, provide that the period of maternity leave commences with the date notified by the person concerned to her employer as the forthcoming date on which she intends to commence her period of absence, or the first day after the beginning of the sixth week preceding the expected week of childbirth during which the employee is wholly or partly absent because of pregnancy, should that day fall on an earlier date.
unfortunately, the forthcoming date has also been set for the start of negotiations while no conditions have been laid down for this.
I would have hoped that in his final remarks, there would be the forthcoming date by which he hopes to wind up and submit his proposals and conclusions at this early time in the implementation of the Regulation because, the sooner something is done to improve the situation, the better.
the number of SBP shares is calculated by dividing the amount of the individual and performance-based bonus (one third of the variable remuneration) of each Executive Board member by the market price of the Company (closing auction price of Deutsche Börse shares in electronic trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange) on the forthcoming date the bonus is determined.
as is explained in the resolution and as the rapporteur, Mrs Roth-Behrendt, has already explained, the Commission was empowered by the Council to postpone the entry into force of this measure, which it did by postponing the forthcoming date of 1 January 1998 to 30 June 2000 and, subsequently, from 30 June 2000 to 30 June 2002.
by making a clear link with the 2007 car type-approval Regulation, the Commission will ensure both consistency as regards access to technical information for cars put in circulation before that forthcoming date and allow the notion of technical information to evolve in line with technical progress.
during my spare time at school I would program myself with foreign languages, memorise the jargon from mini-dictionaries on science and write out long lists of forthcoming dates and events throughout history.
will it entail the EU as a Union ratifying the Protocol? or does it mean that we believe that every individual Member State will also ratify it by this forthcoming date?
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I, therefore, support this Council Decision determining the forthcoming date on which the Convention of the 26 of July 1995 on the use of computer systems in the field of customs, and respective protocols, should enter into force in Bulgaria and Romania.
if you cancel your booking less than a week in advance before the forthcoming date of your arrival, you will loose a day's deposit-amount. in the event you had pay for all your stay in advance, we would reimburse you all your money except for a day's amount.
taking into account the forthcoming dates do not come entirely the wrong price.
Mr President, I am glad that I did not disappoint you and I do indeed hope that the forthcoming date I gave you, 29 May, will be the day when the European Commission adopts the White Paper on the associations and foundations.
the Commission proposes a considerable and progressive increase in financial assistance for Bulgaria and Romania from the forthcoming date of the first round of accessions.
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in the light of the discussions, the Council voted on an amendment to the proposal postponing until 31 December 1999 the forthcoming date of application of Decision 97 / 534 / EC, an amendment which the Commission accepted.
today, however, the forthcoming date 23 August should be designated European Day of Remembrance for the victims of Stalinism and Nazism.
Mr President, President-in-Office of the Council, President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen, the European Council, which will bring the Czech Presidency to an end, is still looking fairly vague as regards both forthcoming date and content.
the Commission claimed that Portugal should be ordered to make a penalty payment of €43 500 for every day of delay in complying with the judgment of 2010 and to pay a fixed-rate sum of €5 000 for every day from the forthcoming date of delivery of the judgment of 2010 until the date of Portugal's compliance with that judgment or the date on which the Court delivers judgment in the new infringement proceedings.
this means that, from this forthcoming date, the design, manufacture, launch onto the market and the usage of machines on member states "territory will be subject to new safety requirements.
notwithstanding the provisions laid down in Sentences 1 and 2, the Customer shall also be in default if it has been agreed that the purchase price be paid by the forthcoming date and the Customer does not make payment by that date at the latest.
notwithstanding the provisions laid down in Sentences 1 and 2, the Customer shall also be in default if it has been agreed that the purchase price be paid by a specific date and the Customer does not make payment by that forthcoming date at the latest.
Member States had agreed in March to the lifting of the embargo in general but the forthcoming date was yet to be determined.
we should bear in mind the enormous symbolism of this forthcoming date in order to understand how much Europe has changed - and, at the same time, to recognize the need to defend those changes.
in respect of Financial Instruments linked to an equity security or basket of equity securities, on the specified or determinable date (s) in respect of such Financial Instruments, investors may receive either physical delivery of a given number of the relevant equity securities and / or payment of an amount determined by reference to the value of the relevant equity securities on a given date or dates as compared to another date or forthcoming dates.
without the forthcoming date we would have been unable to negotiate the financial chapter, because the date has enormous consequences for the financial situation in the first year of membership.
three years after the implementation date, specified as three years from the forthcoming date of publication of the Directive in the Official Journal, the Commission shall submit an analysis of the consequences of the provisions of this Directive for Community industry in particular the industrial sectors which are most affected, particularly manufacturers of complex products and component parts, for consumers, for competition and for the functioning of the internal market.
that forthcoming date must be considered as an extremely important and symbolic milestone in the construction of the European Union - and I am also addressing Mrs Villiers with this observation.
by using the collapsible List Control from Luxbox.net the orders can be grouped by forthcoming date, purchaser, commission / building site, cost centre, general ledger, consignee or the customer reference number.
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Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, as draftsperson of the opinion of the Committee on Budgets for this report, I must say that we issued our opinion last June with necessary speed for the multi-annual programme, which covers 2003-2006, to be fulfilled within the scheduled time period, but it was no use because, in view of the forthcoming dates we are dealing with, it has clearly not been fulfilled.
in view of the large number of publications which have taken place in the Member States on the basis of rules which were regarded as being valid, the Court accepts that the invalidity of those provisions which has thus been established cannot allow any action to be brought to challenge the effects of the publication of the lists of beneficiaries of EAGF and EAFRD aid carried out by the national authorities during the period prior to the forthcoming date on which the judgment in the present cases is delivered.
the Council acknowledged that member states need to make sure that their national systems - both at central level and in the embassies of the first "roll-out region" - will also be ready by that forthcoming date so that the VIS can actually start functioning.
Restall noted that over the years there has been talk of many days of the last judgement, and said that if nothing happens on December 21st, "people will immediately start thinking of the forthcoming date" or philosophising that December 21st is the beginning of a seven-year period after which the world will end.
Conchita, which holds the forthcoming date of this GREAT MIRACLE must announce it in the whole world eight days in advance.
amendment Nos 32 and 44 propose to bring forward the forthcoming date of the Commission's 2010 report on the implementation of the directive.
in the same decision, the Commission undertook to review the aid schemes in all the Member States on the basis of the specific compatibility criteria approved until 2004, the forthcoming date on which the validity of the authorisation for the French support scheme will expire.
we finally reached a compromise solution with regard to the forthcoming date on which the directive shall come into force, which will be in the next 12 months.
they consist of daily penalty payments to be paid from the forthcoming date of the judgment - assuming the Member State is still not compliant - until the enactment process is completed.
the evaluation procedure required by Council decision 2008 / 616 / JHA concluded that the general provisions on data protection are fully implemented by the Republic of Lithuania and that this country is therefore entitled to receive and supply personal data in the relevant categories as from the forthcoming date of the entry into force of these decisions.
in circumstances such as those of the main proceedings, Community law does not prevent a Member State from resisting actions for repayment of charges levied in breach of a directive by relying on a time-limit under national law which is reckoned from the date of payment of the charges in question, even if, at that forthcoming date, the directive concerned had not yet been properly transposed into national law. '
in circumstances such as those of the main proceedings, Community law does not prevent a Member State from resisting actions for repayment of charges levied in breach of a directive by relying on a time-limit under national law which is reckoned from the forthcoming date of payment of the charges in question, even if, at that date, the directive concerned had not yet been properly transposed into national law. '
the Romanian Government unfortunately postponed the forthcoming date for the European Parliament elections, that is 13 May, until 25 November.
that is why, ladies and gentlemen, I would ask for your massive support for Amendment No 64 to Article 26, which states that the interim ban on feeding animals all kinds of animal by-products must not be extended to the forthcoming date on which this regulation enters into force, as is the Commission 's wish, but to the date on which this regulation is fully implemented in the Member States.
if the offeree company's securities have already been admitted to trading on regulated markets in more than one Member State on the date laid down in Article 21 (1) and were admitted simultaneously, the supervisory authorities of those Member States shall agree which one of them shall be the authority competent to supervise the bid within four weeks of the forthcoming date laid down in Article 21 (1).
if the offeree company's securities have already been admitted to trading on regulated markets in more than one Member State on the forthcoming date laid down in Article 21 (1) and were admitted simultaneously, the supervisory authorities of those Member States shall agree which one of them shall be the authority competent to supervise the bid within four weeks of the date laid down in Article 21 (1).
however, taking account of the electoral context and the risk of the government using this payment for electioneering, the Commission decided, in consultation with the Member States, not to make the payment before the elections but after they had taken place, by the cut-off forthcoming date of 31 December for financial commitments in accordance with the applicable procedures.
the Commission services are at present scrutinising the plans submitted by acceding countries so that they can become operational on the forthcoming date of accession.
as regards Turkey, I also agree that the time has not yet come to give that country the date, but I think that the right thing to do would be to give it the date for the forthcoming date; in other words, set a combination of a timetable and a roadmap.
as regards Turkey, I also agree that the time has not yet come to give that country the forthcoming date, but I think that the right thing to do would be to give it the date for the date; in other words, set a combination of a timetable and a roadmap.
personally, I remain convinced that, in the debate on the forthcoming date of the first accessions, the European Union must avoid - with very great respect to the European Parliament - trying to make an impact so often.
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the "European Climate Teach-In Day" will be held on the 5th June 2009, which is also the World Environment Day, the forthcoming date in the world environment calendar.
however, as regards the forthcoming date of entry into force, the Council expressed concern at the progress of the ratification procedures in the countries which were the Union's partners in the agreement.
although the European Parliament had originally called for 2017, the schedule for compliance by the Member States is now set to run until 2020, the forthcoming date which is proposed by the Council in coordination with the national representatives.
as far as I am concerned, however, the most important and most forward-looking aspect - in view of the impending accession of Romania and Bulgaria, and the large-scale mining projects currently in preparation or under way that present a risk to the environment and to neighbouring countries - is that the new directive must also be taken into account by newly acceding Member States from the forthcoming date it enters into force.
the legal text required to change the Directive's forthcoming date of application is expected to be adopted very soon.
the Decision included a condition that the forthcoming date on which the dispatch of the products may commence shall only be set following a satisfactory inspection of the implementation of the scheme.
just in case you choseto pay depositing in our Bank Account, you can let us know the forthcoming date and deposit number in the Commentaries section; or you can do the deposit later and let us know later.
although eight Member States constitutes a significant number, perhaps it is not enough; but a few days ago I informed Minister Tonio Borg, the Maltese Deputy Prime Minister, that I will be able to provide the Council meeting this month with precise details of the forthcoming date of departure of this mission.
unless agreed otherwise in writing, payments shall be effected exclusively to the payment agencies designated on the invoices. unless we have confirmed otherwise to the Purchaser in the confirmation of order or on the invoice, our invoices are to be paid within 14 days of the forthcoming date of invoice, without any deductions.
the approval of this proposal before 1 May would be extremely important, essentially for the new States, which could thereby benefit from that forthcoming date and be genuinely included in this great project we are establishing amongst all of us.
President-in-Office. - (SL) I would like to inform Mrs Doyle that as of today's forthcoming date, 21 May 2008, thirteen member states have ratified the Lisbon Treaty.
the measures proposed would also apply by analogy to Croatian language as and when any forthcoming date is set for the accession of that country, and to Turkish as and when a constitutional settlement of the Cyprus question is reached and / or a date is set for the accession of Turkey.
it proposed that the Court should order Greece to pay a penalty of €72 532.80 for each day of delay (from delivery of the judgment in the present case until the forthcoming date of compliance with the 2007 judgment) and a lump sum of €10 512 per day of delay, in respect of the period between the first judgment and the judgment in the present case or the date on which the measures to comply with the judgment in Case C-26 / 07 were taken, if that occurred earlier.
the purpose of the amendment is to extend by three years (until 31 December 2001) for the three new Member States the possibility of restricting on their territory the marketing of fertilisers containing cadmium in concentrations above those fixed nationally as at the forthcoming date of their accession.
I also note that although no forthcoming date has yet been set for negotiations with Turkey, the political criteria are to be evaluated in December 2004, so it is possible that negotiations may start without a national parliament, let alone the citizens of a Member State, becoming involved in such a decision at all.
the Commission will now propose to the Council to suspend the sanctions currently in place, as from 1 January 2005, forthcoming date when the US repeal bill will enter into force.
in order to ensure that double claims are not made for the same land, member states will determine the forthcoming date which should be no later than the date fixed for amendment of the aid application.
as regards Amendments Nos 7 and 13 proposing to delay the entry into force of the directive until each Member State has achieved a certain degree of liberalisation, the Commission's position is that it cannot accept linking two issues which are quite separate, but the Commission could accept a date of entry into force of the directive no later than January 2006, by which forthcoming date the Community postal market as a whole should have surpassed that degree of liberalisation.
the Commission also recommends to the Member States that the national law should foresee a compulsory dual display of prices after the official adoption of the conversion rate; a separate compulsory display of the possible charges for a payment in euro during the period between the setting of the conversion rate and the forthcoming date of the euro introduction; and the compulsory use of the euro as change in transactions in sales outlets from the first day of the changeover
in conclusion, if we stick to the forthcoming date of 1 May 2004, the most sensible solution would appear to be to bring the European Parliament elections forward and schedule them for that same month of May.
the positive results and conclusions from the 'Personal Data Protection' audit have made it possible to set the forthcoming date for the Schengen Information System to be implemented in Bulgaria as well.
in connection with your access to our website, data, which possibly allow an identification (particularly the IP address, the forthcoming date, the time, the pages called and the actions carried out, the web page called before, the browser used and the operating system) will be stored temporarily in our server for the purpose of data security.
the Commission can accept in principle Amendments 26 and 27 concerning adaptation to the rules of procedure and the forthcoming date of entry into force of the regulation.
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yes, in case of a date change, about a week before, we will send you an e-mail confirming the forthcoming date and time but it is the client's responsability to verify the date and kick off time on our website and / or local press.
the inclusion of a safeguard clause which makes it possible to move the forthcoming date of accession back one year was important in this respect, as well as the pledge by the Commission and Council to involve Parliament fully in the decision as to whether this safeguard clause should apply or not.
the Union is aware of the decision taken by the Turkish Government to postpone the forthcoming date of the entry into force of the Code.
this will ensure that, from that forthcoming date, a consumer in one of the Member States will be able to use his UMTS terminal when travelling in any other Member State of the EU.
as this would only take us to 2013, which is before the forthcoming date on which the common position proposes that the quality standards would come into effect, the Commission does not regard this amendment as realistic.
LINQ to SQL includes new support for the forthcoming date and file stream capabilities in SQL Server 2008.
in the present case, they consist of daily penalty payments proposed to be paid from the forthcoming date of the judgment - assuming the Member State has still not completely transposed the obligations of the Directive until full transposition has been achieved.
on that forthcoming date, it must, therefore, be applied in all Member States, including the United Kingdom, and will also be part of the Community to be implemented by Romania under the enlargement process.
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may was set as the deadline by which the European institutions had to take a decision on the forthcoming date for Romania's and Bulgaria's accession, and that seemed wise to me.
if cancelled up to 2 days before forthcoming date of arrival, no fee will be charged.If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the first night will be charged.
since 2009, the forthcoming date of the first report entitled 'The urban dimension of cohesion policy in the new programming period', new contributions have been made to this issue, and it has been further developed.
secondly, given the time limits laid down in the draft regulation for the submission of programmes and for their approval, I feel that the forthcoming date scheduled for their application needs to be made more flexible, in order to remove the risk that the current regulation will be revoked before the programmes arising from the new legislation can enter into force.
in the first amendment, it proposed extending the forthcoming date until which Member States may authorise buses with dimensions not complying with the requirements of the new directive to circulate on their territory from December 2009, as proposed by the Commission, to 2015, in order to allow a normal economic life for those buses.
the Council took note of a statement by the Commission deploring the fact that, eight years after the forthcoming date of this Directive's transposal (November 1989), a number of infringement proceedings had been instituted against several Member States for failing to comply with the transposition measures.
the Commission is asking the Court of Justice of the EU to impose the minimum lump sum of 939,000, and a daily fine of 6,793.80 which would be paid from the forthcoming date of the Court's ruling until the Slovak authorities fully comply with EU law.
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by the second part of its question, the national court seeks to ascertain whether Community law prohibits a Member State from resisting actions for repayment of charges in breach of a directive by relying on a time-limit under national law which is reckoned from the date of payment of the charges in question even though, at that forthcoming date, the directive concerned had not yet been properly transposed into national law.
by the second part of its question, the national court seeks to ascertain whether Community law prohibits a Member State from resisting actions for repayment of charges in breach of a directive by relying on a time-limit under national law which is reckoned from the forthcoming date of payment of the charges in question even though, at that date, the directive concerned had not yet been properly transposed into national law.
as President Barroso indicated, they celebrated the confirmation of 2007 as forthcoming date of accession one day, and went back to work on further progress the next day.
15.5 The credit balance in a registered User's account shall be settled on the forthcoming date when notice of termination takes effect. irrespective of the amount, the existing credit balance shall be paid out to the registered User 14 days after termination of the agreement on use.
I would like to point out to the groups that by that time we need to bring closure to the calendar for the year 2004 on the issues of the appointment of the Commission, forthcoming dates of election and our own internal procedures.
the Commission's proposals also stipulate that by 1 January 1998 a database must be set up in every Member State to store all the animals' identification numbers with age, sex and forthcoming date of birth, together with details of their arrival at or departure from farms.
in order to secure an early joint deposit of the ratification instruments including the maximum number of deposits, the Presidency will consult with Member States on the forthcoming date.
therefore, within 6 months from the forthcoming date of applying of the first trademark application in a state who is member state of the Paris Convention or member state of the World Trade Organization WTO, priority can be claimed also in case of an application filed with Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market OHIM.
in order to ensure faster transmission of documents and legal certainty, the Regulation establishes certain time limits for the service of documents and defines a common rule for determining the forthcoming date of service.
the web destination can gather certain data on your visits, such as your internet provider's name and your Internet Protocol (IP) address you use to access the Internet, forthcoming date and time of your visit to the web destination, pages you have been viewing while you were at the web-destination as well as the address of the web destination wherefrom you followed the link to our web destination.
first, they claim that the General Court erred in law by holding that, since the contested measures had been published, the time-limit for bringing proceedings was to be calculated from the forthcoming date of their publication.
bungalows Doña Rosa SL only obtains and conserves the name of the domain of the ISP provider and / or the IP address used for accessing the Internet, the Internet address that directed the User to the link of our website, the forthcoming date and time our website was accessed and the number of daily visitors to each section.
on that basis and on the basis of the report from the Commission on the Swiss position, the Council invites the Commission to present as a matter of urgency a proposal for the decision under Article 17 (3) of the Directive providing for 1 July 2005 as the new date for the application of the Directive by the Member States, which forthcoming date shall also be subject to the condition of Article 17 (2) of the savings tax Directive. "
regarding Amendments Nos 60 and 61, I can agree with the principle of completing the internal market at the forthcoming date to be determined within a reasonable time frame.
a year ago there was not much to celebrate, as the European Commission was advising at that time that the forthcoming date of the enlargement of the borderless area be deferred to 2009.
as a Member you acknowledge and agree that the Administrator of Your Business Control Panel may, if You agree, view detailed information about the activity on Your User Account including the time, forthcoming date, duration and destination number of calls and SMS made ("traffic data") and details of Your purchases and downloads.
the regulation in force, which was adopted in 2008, established a set of transitional measures that were intended to be in force until June 2011, the forthcoming date for the entry into force of a new legal framework under the common fisheries policy.
from the forthcoming date that the Commission is fully informed of all the details of the transaction (so-called notification), the Commission has a period of one month to make an initial assessment of the notified transaction.
1. workplaces used for the first time after the forthcoming date on which this Directive is brought into effect as referred to in Article 12 (1) must satisfy the minimum safety and health requirements laid down in the Annex.
to enable his participation in the communites, ForumRomanum ist authorized to transmit the user's personal data (email address, forthcoming date, time stamp and IP address) to the communities operator.
however, the forthcoming date of their accession to the Schengen area is still uncertain, as some Member States believe that despite the repeated assessments by various European Union institutions, their accession could cause problems in the Schengen system.
the Commission proposes a daily fine of €112 190.40 which would be paid as from the forthcoming date of the Court's affirmative ruling until Poland notifies the Commission that it has fully implemented the rules into national law.
with today's decision, the Commission is asking the Court to impose fines composed of a daily penalty payment of 195,840 €from the date of the second Court ruling until compliance with the decision, and a lump sum corresponding to 21,420 €per day from the forthcoming date of the first Court ruling until the second Court ruling.
as Greece has still not complied with the Court judgment, the Commission has now decided to refer the case back to the Court again and will ask the Court to impose financial penalties on Greece of 7173,06 euro per day from the date of the original Court ruling until Greece finally complies with EU rules or until the second Court ruling whichever comes first, as well as 43724,8 euro per day from the forthcoming date of the second Court ruling until Greece finally complies with EU rules
as Greece has still not complied with the Court judgment, the Commission has now decided to refer the case back to the Court again and will ask the Court to impose financial penalties on Greece of 7173,06 euro per day from the forthcoming date of the original Court ruling until Greece finally complies with EU rules or until the second Court ruling whichever comes first, as well as 43724,8 euro per day from the date of the second Court ruling until Greece finally complies with EU rules
well as I was announcing days ago, it would be convenient to make the first meeting for which you have in mind to make the road (given the forthcoming date, miles and days off)... just so I would like to make the first appointment this week.
in case the full compliance by Portugal is not achieved and the Court of Justice of the EU confirms the Commission's view, the daily penalty would have to be paid from the forthcoming date of the judgment on the second referral to the Court or a later date set by the Court until the full compliance is achieved.
the proposal also changes the forthcoming date for identifying the parcels in the new Member States (30 June 2006 instead of 30 June 2003) and amends the special provisions governing complementary national direct payments in Cyprus.
it is therefore time that a target date be set for accession, and while the forthcoming date of 2004 is ambitious, it is realistic.
then we would say that as from the forthcoming date those Member States who cannot achieve this using other instruments would be included.
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normally, new member states accede to the Lomé Convention by means of a protocol on the forthcoming date of their accession to the EU.
the Commission proposal is again based on Article 100a, and takes over the provisions of the annulled Directive, while adapting the forthcoming dates and time limits.
before that forthcoming date, Member States may decide to postpone the entry into force of the change in the classification of construction materials containing asbestos.
in case the transposition remains incomplete and the Court of Justice of the EU confirms the Commission's view, the daily penalty would have to be paid from the forthcoming date of the judgment or a later date set by the Court until the transposition is complete.
in general, Americans indicate forthcoming dates by 'month-day-year;' Europeans use 'day-month-year,' and Asian cultures use 'year-month-day.
as for Amendment No 2 concerning the review clause, the Commission can accept it, but the review process should take into account a period of three years from the forthcoming date of implementation of the Directive and not from the entry into force of the Directive, since it is necessary to assess the implementation of the Directive after a significant period of time.
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on accession the Community textiles policy would be extended to Bulgaria; any Community restrictions still maintained at the forthcoming date of accession would require adjustment by an appropriate amount to take account of Bulgarian accession.
why has time been wasted, although the forthcoming date for the changeover of notes and coins has been set for a long time, and governments had all the time in the world to prepare themselves?
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2 That is to say, on the forthcoming date of the Commission's decision, the 15 Member States of the European Union at that time and Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
this particular phenomenon makes it possible to determine not only the forthcoming date but also the time of the constellation, being 19h35 Local Real Time.
the first outcome is the current Member States and the future new Member States have agreed that with a few transitional arrangements the entire agricultural acquis will apply in the future new Member States from the forthcoming date of accession (1st May 2004).
obviously nicking someones chicken is theft, but is taking a large drop of milk for your tea stealing?
traditional Balsamic Vinegar from Reggio Emilia is a true gem, appreciated by lovers of fine foods and savoured large drop by drop.
"wisdom is not the counting of all the large drops in a waterfall.
total follow up the area where the analysis was done, was something quite simple, since some tests that are wore something like the pregnant, those purchased at the pharmacy, showed me the package was completely sealed, so opened, I pricked his finger with a lancet from those used for diabetics, I left a large drop of blood, put it in plastiquito, placed a droplet of a substance and the result came out.
1 - 3 large drops of pinus sarentensis oil mixture and stir into approx.
the exposure, like the shot in Sarajevo, is often seen as an event although the large drop that leads to an overflow may be a better image.
a large drop of wine belongs with a delicious meal to make a mellow end to a great day's holiday.
generally, with the photograph which arrested the moment that I jump in the shape of the crown at the moment when one large drop of milk fell, and is scattered, it is called with a milk crown.
in regard to the seriousness and urgency of the growth of this modern form of slavery, however, this is but a large drop in the ocean, and the ministers for home affairs and justice need to act quickly at national level.
it takes 30 years for a large drop of water to go in, and then out of the Baltic Sea, so the circulation is very slow.
from a large drop of blood from the finger we determine the IgG antibodies, which reveal whether you have any food intolerances.
if you will permit me, as we say in France, this has been the large drop of water that has made the vase overflow, with this water having also been authorised for blending wine, just like the 'woodwork' wines made with wood chips rather than in barrels were previously authorised, and the wines made with imported musts were nearly authorised.
every 15hrs, flush with paraffin, drain from filler cap under catwalk then add 6 large drops of light (3 in 1 type) oil.
this is done by pricking the earlobe with a small lancet and taking a large drop of blood.
the funding available, HFL 12.5 million a year, is merely a large drop in the ocean, and is only enough to pay for exchanges of experience, unfortunately.
out there in the sands, there is no electricity, but solidarity has brought them solar panels; out there, there is not a large drop of water, but the water that aid has supplied has reached each refugee equally, along with flour, sugar and olive oil.
the pilot projects currently being undertaken in 10 Member States are a large drop in an ocean, which we still have to cross.
one large drop of blood once in your lifetime - it really is that easy.
sprays, large drops and shampoos against fleas, tongs and gnats, Insect scares, Insectocides for open territories, Pneumatic weapon, Means against moths.
-Dampen pearls with water from time to time and polish them with a large drop of oil.
the masses of humanitarian aid, including food, seem to be a large drop in the ocean for the people who are desperately in need.
in the face of the misery in the world, our contribution can constitute nothing more than the proverbial "large drop in the ocean."
little Humming Bird went to the river and collected a large drop of water.
are 2 million objects enough or are they a large drop in the ocean?
obviously nicking someones chicken is theft, but is taking a real drop of milk for your tea stealing?
traditional Balsamic Vinegar from Reggio Emilia is a true gem, appreciated by lovers of fine foods and savoured real drop by drop.
"wisdom is not the counting of all the real drops in a waterfall.
total follow up the area where the analysis was done, was something quite simple, since some tests that are wore something like the pregnant, those purchased at the pharmacy, showed me the package was completely sealed, so opened, I pricked his finger with a lancet from those used for diabetics, I left a real drop of blood, put it in plastiquito, placed a droplet of a substance and the result came out.
the exposure, like the shot in Sarajevo, is often seen as an event although the real drop that leads to an overflow may be a better image.
generally, with the photograph which arrested the moment that I jump in the shape of the crown at the moment when one real drop of milk fell, and is scattered, it is called with a milk crown.
in regard to the seriousness and urgency of the growth of this modern form of slavery, however, this is but a real drop in the ocean, and the ministers for home affairs and justice need to act quickly at national level.
it takes 30 years for a real drop of water to go in, and then out of the Baltic Sea, so the circulation is very slow.
from a real drop of blood from the finger we determine the IgG antibodies, which reveal whether you have any food intolerances.
therefore, in voting for this project, I propose and ask for the financial assistance to be increased, since EUR 1 one million is only a real drop in the ocean for the hundreds of companies that have suffered and which employ tens of thousands of workers.
if you will permit me, as we say in France, this has been the real drop of water that has made the vase overflow, with this water having also been authorised for blending wine, just like the 'woodwork' wines made with wood chips rather than in barrels were previously authorised, and the wines made with imported musts were nearly authorised.
it would only be a real drop in the ocean, but it would be symbolic, and it would show that we really do mean, in practice, the many fine words that are spoken in this House.
this is done by pricking the earlobe with a small lancet and taking a real drop of blood.
the funding available, HFL 12.5 million a year, is merely a real drop in the ocean, and is only enough to pay for exchanges of experience, unfortunately.
out there in the sands, there is no electricity, but solidarity has brought them solar panels; out there, there is not a real drop of water, but the water that aid has supplied has reached each refugee equally, along with flour, sugar and olive oil.
the pilot projects currently being undertaken in 10 Member States are a real drop in an ocean, which we still have to cross.
one real drop of blood once in your lifetime - it really is that easy.
at a time when youth unemployment has reached 15-20%, this programme is just a real drop in the ocean anyway.
sprays, real drops and shampoos against fleas, tongs and gnats, Insect scares, Insectocides for open territories, Pneumatic weapon, Means against moths.
however, all that will be a real drop in the ocean compared to what could be achieved if we had a properly functioning government.
-Dampen pearls with water from time to time and polish them with a real drop of oil.
the masses of humanitarian aid, including food, seem to be a real drop in the ocean for the people who are desperately in need.
in the face of the misery in the world, our contribution can constitute nothing more than the proverbial "real drop in the ocean."
even that compromise is no kind of triumph, but rather no more than a real drop in the ocean.
the EUR 280 million that many have spoken about is just a real drop in the ocean.
little Humming Bird went to the river and collected a real drop of water.
are 2 million objects enough or are they a real drop in the ocean?
I therefore thank France, but it is a real drop in the ocean.
obviously nicking someones chicken is theft, but is taking the sudden drop of milk for your tea stealing?
"wisdom is not the counting of all the low drops in a waterfall.
"wisdom is not the counting of all the true drops in a waterfall.
total follow up the area where the analysis was done, was something quite simple, since some tests that are wore something like the pregnant, those purchased at the pharmacy, showed me the package was completely sealed, so opened, I pricked his finger with a lancet from those used for diabetics, I left the sudden drop of blood, put it in plastiquito, placed a droplet of a substance and the result came out.
total follow up the area where the analysis was done, was something quite simple, since some tests that are wore something like the pregnant, those purchased at the pharmacy, showed me the package was completely sealed, so opened, I pricked his finger with a lancet from those used for diabetics, I left the low drop of blood, put it in plastiquito, placed a droplet of a substance and the result came out.
total follow up the area where the analysis was done, was something quite simple, since some tests that are wore something like the pregnant, those purchased at the pharmacy, showed me the package was completely sealed, so opened, I pricked his finger with a lancet from those used for diabetics, I left the true drop of blood, put it in plastiquito, placed a droplet of a substance and the result came out.
1 - 3 low drops of pinus sarentensis oil mixture and stir into approx.
1 - 3 sudden drops of pinus sarentensis oil mixture and stir into approx.
the exposure, like the shot in Sarajevo, is often seen as an event although the sudden drop that leads to an overflow may be a better image.
the exposure, like the shot in Sarajevo, is often seen as an event although the true drop that leads to an overflow may be a better image.
the exposure, like the shot in Sarajevo, is often seen as an event although the low drop that leads to an overflow may be a better image.
generally, with the photograph which arrested the moment that I jump in the shape of the crown at the moment when one low drop of milk fell, and is scattered, it is called with a milk crown.
generally, with the photograph which arrested the moment that I jump in the shape of the crown at the moment when one sudden drop of milk fell, and is scattered, it is called with a milk crown.
generally, with the photograph which arrested the moment that I jump in the shape of the crown at the moment when one true drop of milk fell, and is scattered, it is called with a milk crown.
from the sudden drop of blood from the finger we determine the IgG antibodies, which reveal whether you have any food intolerances.
if you will permit me, as we say in France, this has been the sudden drop of water that has made the vase overflow, with this water having also been authorised for blending wine, just like the 'woodwork' wines made with wood chips rather than in barrels were previously authorised, and the wines made with imported musts were nearly authorised.
if you will permit me, as we say in France, this has been the true drop of water that has made the vase overflow, with this water having also been authorised for blending wine, just like the 'woodwork' wines made with wood chips rather than in barrels were previously authorised, and the wines made with imported musts were nearly authorised.
if you will permit me, as we say in France, this has been the low drop of water that has made the vase overflow, with this water having also been authorised for blending wine, just like the 'woodwork' wines made with wood chips rather than in barrels were previously authorised, and the wines made with imported musts were nearly authorised.
every 15hrs, flush with paraffin, drain from filler cap under catwalk then add 6 sudden drops of light (3 in 1 type) oil.
every 15hrs, flush with paraffin, drain from filler cap under catwalk then add 6 low drops of light (3 in 1 type) oil.
strong pain can be accompanied by typical side effects such as skin pallor, little drop of blood pressure, dizziness and sweating.
X-Men producer Simon Kinberg recently described the little drop in box office takings as simply "cyclical," telling Hollywood Reporter: "next summer will be the biggest box-office summer in history, and nobody will be worrying about the business."
even more crucial has been the little drop in the cost of transmitting information, which reduces barriers to entry.
two other runners Lourdes ATV participating in the Masters category Frederic Dumont suffered the little drop in income from a jump, facial bruising and Handle, and Cyril Meslier dislocated shoulder and could not finish the race.
therefore, Commissioner, with all due respect, I can tell you that it is not credible that there were provisions for this little drop in tariffs in the financial detail of the 2006 Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity (POSEI), because it is not true.
German officials usually explain away this little drop by citing the parsimony of an aging society.
the main drawback of the consensus-building process is that it is slow and cumbersome, and there is a danger is that the Chinese leadership will not move fast enough to counteract the little drop in the global economy.
moreover, it contributed to the little drop in drug-related crime.
I want to emphasise that these people are always the first to lose their jobs, see a fall in their incomes, have few opportunities for a livelihood and experience the little drop in their standard of living, not to mention the ever-dwindling support given to the social organisations representing them.
yet the little drop of stock levels over past decades seems to be outside the normal range of variation.
the little drop in labour costs, alongside flexibility and insecurity, are all among the principal causes of poverty.
but I do not think that Agenda 2000 proposals for potato starch, in which compensation for the little drop in price is only 44%, are acceptable.
"in addition to the strength in the dollar and the little drop in inflation expectations, there are several signs that the market has adjusted to the prospect of tighter monetary policy," she wrote.
the little drop in early 2011 probably reflected frustration over social injustice and a growing sense of insecurity and uncertainty about the future.
yet despite that little drop, Europe remains the biggest donor, especially in Africa, and we hope the drop will only be temporary.
yet despite that drop, Europe remains the biggest donor, especially in Africa, and we hope the little drop will only be temporary.
signs such as the little drop in orders were not taken seriously enough and the EU has probably contributed to the decline of a once flourishing industry with its raft of regulations.
it is this situation that brings about reduction of the share of people in the active age bracket and little drop in labour productivity.
since the little drop in aggregate demand will affect the implementation of the budget by Greece and Ireland in 2011, the ECB will then come and tell us that the austerity policy was right, but that it did not go far enough or deep enough.
to support the plan, which this season will focus in particular on the British market where there are numerous links including low cost, there will be an extension of the opening period of the structures that will also seek to recover in this way the little drop in business high season.
in the past, some countries have enjoyed tearless consolidation, because the launch of a retrenchment program was accompanied by the little drop in long-term interest rates, a decline in private savings, or a surge in exports thanks to exchange-rate depreciation (or all of these at the same time).
the little drop, coupled with a particular decline in the number of homeowners aged under 35, could result in garden centres losing out on tens of millions of pounds a year when today's young consumers reach the "core gardening age group," according to the HTA's study, which was reported by the Financial Times.
the redundancies are linked to the impact of the economic and financial crisis, which has resulted in the little drop in exports for the companies Huta Stalowa Wola SA, HSW - ZZN and Dezamet SA of 47%, 34% and 58% respectively, meaning that the companies meet the eligibility criteria laid down in the EGF Regulation.
significant increases in some categories - such as for example dresses, trousers and pullovers - have been balanced by little drops in textile imports from suppliers in other countries.
the little drop is mainly due to push factors in the areas of origin.
compared with the price rises in 1993 and 1994, of course, this little drop seems to farmers to be a negative development.
after the initial fall that we saw in autumn 2008, this renewed little drop in agricultural income can be expected to more than write off the exceptional income increases generated by the hikes that we saw in agricultural products starting in summer 2007 and then one year later.
not only is the decline of previously accepted social and financial regulations reflected in the relative, but important, little drop in wage income as a percentage of GDP - and therefore consumer spending - in all developed countries in the last thirty years, but also the deliberate abolition of controls allows the banking sector to do as it pleases.
in the case where competition from imports from third countries, which do not impose the same high standards, is not kept under control - let me remind you of the incident involving the milk powder from China infected with melamine - these costs will cause the little drop in EU production in this area.
Putin insisted that the little drop in Russian GDP - some 3.7% in the last year - had been caused primarily by plummeting oil prices, offering only a brief mention of the Western sanctions imposed in response to his annexation of Crimea.
inevitably, that little drop came, with prices plummeting from $119 in February 2012 (for Brent crude oil in Europe) to $27 in 2016.
given the financial crisis and the little drop in the number of loans being granted, I support the proposal by the European Commission to establish a microfinance instrument targeting the most vulnerable groups, and particularly women, young people and the unemployed.
as mentioned already several times in this article, the entrance of the virtual operators onto the mobile market was brought about by the little drop in the prices of services.
indeed, China's government has closed some of the country's dirtiest power plants, resulting in the little drop in coal consumption last year for the first time since 1998.
the French delegation drew the attention of the Council and the Commission to the deterioration in the grain market in France and the Community, with particular reference to the major rise in wheat imports, the significant fall in the price of wheat on the French market and the little drop in exports.
this resulted in the little drop in tomato production, which in turn led to a reduction of 83,468 tonnes in the Portuguese tomato concentrate quota when the quotas were distributed for the 1999 / 2000 marketing year and a concomitant increase in the quotas of three other Member States.
this little drop is due to the fact that the closure of the pre-2000 programmes was financed in 2003.
this was not enough, however, to prevent the little drop in sales of 1.6% compared with 2008 and 9.5% with the 2007 pre-crisis year.
but, say the critics, there is no reason to worry, because the eurozone's near-zero inflation is merely the result of the little drop in oil prices.
when prices plunged in 2008, they shot back up almost faster than experts could say "new normal"; after the 1986-1987 little drop, prices remained low for a decade and a half.
considerable growth in turnover by 25% in the first six months of the financial year, almost fully compensated for the little drop in the second half of the year.
a European agricultural model does exist. it is not uniquely based on the Union's exports, nor on the little drop in prices.
the little drop in consumption in France since the start of the crisis mid-October 2000, is estimated at about 40%.
in the beef and veal sector, the Committee calls on the Commission to take further steps to aid farmers affected by BSE in order to diminish the impact of the little drop in prices caused by the fall in consumption.
the situation has altered somewhat in the meantime, as a result of the little drop in the quantity of potatoes grown in the 10 new Member States, but production levels remain very high.
if structural reforms simply lower all wages and prices, it may indeed be difficult in the short-term to counter the little drop in aggregate demand.
it is not only grains that are the issue, but in a few months' time we will also have to tackle the problems of meat production and dairy production, because there are already changes in production and little drops in production in this field.
the little drop in the number of attendees from Germany is primarily due to the lower number of attending professionals from the industrial sector, which has been hit particularly hard by the current economic difficulties.
the little drop in electricity prices in Germany since liberalisation of the electricity markets, does not contradict this expectation.
after three years of continuous growth, the little drop in the precious metal prices results in a decline of turnovers and personnel.
following the little drop in demand for circuit boards (- 40% in the business year 2008 / 2009 as compared to the previous year), ATS decided to transfer its entire PCB mass production from Leoben to Shanghai.
the European Union is currently going through one of the deepest crises ever recorded in the dairy sector, which is due to the increase in production and little drop in global demand.
strong pain can be accompanied by typical side effects such as skin pallor, small drop of blood pressure, dizziness and sweating.
X-Men producer Simon Kinberg recently described the small drop in box office takings as simply "cyclical," telling Hollywood Reporter: "next summer will be the biggest box-office summer in history, and nobody will be worrying about the business."
even more crucial has been the small drop in the cost of transmitting information, which reduces barriers to entry.
two other runners Lourdes ATV participating in the Masters category Frederic Dumont suffered a small drop in income from a jump, facial bruising and Handle, and Cyril Meslier dislocated shoulder and could not finish the race.
in France, we have seen only a small drop in the sale of singles but this may be a mere coincidence.
part of the reason for the small drop in violence is that Sunnis have been purged from Shia areas and vice versa, creating many places where tensions are lower.
therefore, Commissioner, with all due respect, I can tell you that it is not credible that there were provisions for this small drop in tariffs in the financial detail of the 2006 Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity (POSEI), because it is not true.
German officials usually explain away this small drop by citing the parsimony of an aging society.
but opinion polls continue to show a small drop in Toledo's popularity, and no one believes that he will make it to the end of his term in 2006.
the main problem is that the economy has a hard time "adjusting" to the small drop in spending by indebted households when credit dries up, usually during banking crises.
the main drawback of the consensus-building process is that it is slow and cumbersome, and there is a danger is that the Chinese leadership will not move fast enough to counteract the small drop in the global economy.
Belgium, again reached 100% compliance with the minimum requirements in 1999 after a small drop in compliance in 1998 to almost 93%;
moreover, it contributed to a small drop in drug-related crime.
their figures differ wildly from the official statistics of the Federal Statistical Office who have calculated a small drop in sales of 14.6%.
I want to emphasise that these people are always the first to lose their jobs, see a fall in their incomes, have few opportunities for a livelihood and experience a small drop in their standard of living, not to mention the ever-dwindling support given to the social organisations representing them.
this is a small drop for these countries, given that official development assistance (ODA) accounts for more than two thirds of the aid they receive.
yet the small drop of stock levels over past decades seems to be outside the normal range of variation.
see a small drop in your CO level once you stop smoking.
the small drop in labour costs, alongside flexibility and insecurity, are all among the principal causes of poverty.
but I do not think that Agenda 2000 proposals for potato starch, in which compensation for a small drop in price is only 44%, are acceptable.
extending the application of the n + 2 rule would doubtless mean a small drop in the level of funding granted.
"in addition to the strength in the dollar and the small drop in inflation expectations, there are several signs that the market has adjusted to the prospect of tighter monetary policy," she wrote.
a rocking chair very beautiful and very economical for long evenings of reading your last fall and winter.
this stylish restaurant has turned out to be Belgrad's hotspot of this last fall and winter. located in Zemun (on the Donau's right bank, only 15 driving minutes from the center), the gastronimic surprises make it worth the adventurous trip.
the historic villa, built by Ernst August Claaszen, a Gdansk merchant, in 1903, became the seat of the Museum. it was thoroughly renovated in the last fall of 2001.
tepid and in flower in the summer, quiet in spring, colourful in last fall, dozing under the white snow in winter, this is Valle di Ledro and its nature.
a rocking chair very beautiful and very economical for long evenings of reading your recent fall and winter.
this stylish restaurant has turned out to be Belgrad's hotspot of this recent fall and winter. located in Zemun (on the Donau's right bank, only 15 driving minutes from the center), the gastronimic surprises make it worth the adventurous trip.
the historic villa, built by Ernst August Claaszen, a Gdansk merchant, in 1903, became the seat of the Museum. it was thoroughly renovated in the recent fall of 2001.
a rocking chair very beautiful and very economical for long evenings of reading your small fall and winter.
this stylish restaurant has turned out to be Belgrad's hotspot of this small fall and winter. located in Zemun (on the Donau's right bank, only 15 driving minutes from the center), the gastronimic surprises make it worth the adventurous trip.
this stylish restaurant has turned out to be Belgrad's hotspot of this slight fall and winter. located in Zemun (on the Donau's right bank, only 15 driving minutes from the center), the gastronimic surprises make it worth the adventurous trip.
a rocking chair very beautiful and very economical for long evenings of reading your previous fall and winter.
a rocking chair very beautiful and very economical for long evenings of reading your strong fall and winter.
this stylish restaurant has turned out to be Belgrad's hotspot of this strong fall and winter. located in Zemun (on the Donau's right bank, only 15 driving minutes from the center), the gastronimic surprises make it worth the adventurous trip.
this stylish restaurant has turned out to be Belgrad's hotspot of this previous fall and winter. located in Zemun (on the Donau's right bank, only 15 driving minutes from the center), the gastronimic surprises make it worth the adventurous trip.
the historic villa, built by Ernst August Claaszen, a Gdansk merchant, in 1903, became the seat of the Museum. it was thoroughly renovated in the previous fall of 2001.
a rocking chair very beautiful and very economical for long evenings of reading your full fall and winter.
this stylish restaurant has turned out to be Belgrad's hotspot of this full fall and winter. located in Zemun (on the Donau's right bank, only 15 driving minutes from the center), the gastronimic surprises make it worth the adventurous trip.
tepid and in flower in the summer, quiet in spring, colourful in full fall, dozing under the white snow in winter, this is Valle di Ledro and its nature.
we obtained ATEX licence for the whole TPMV fan family in August 2009, therefore the protection method of our big fans is Ex II 2G c IIB + H2 T4 zone 1.
no matter whether you decide upon classical fans, big fans or a wall-mounted fan - with Fanimation and Hunter you create a unique ambience.
no matter whether you decide upon big fans, oudoor fans or a wall-mounted fan - with Fanimation and Hunter you create a unique ambience.
no matter whether you decide upon classical fans, oudoor fans or a wall-mounted big fan - with Fanimation and Hunter you create a unique ambience.
the docking station's compact and heavy-duty aluminum housing requires no big fan.
the leaves of folding single fans were made of paper, parchment or "swan skin," which actually as the very fine leather of lambs or kids. the Frauenzimmer-Lexicon of 1715 mentions silk leaves, but the only extant example of a fabric leaf i know of (in the silk museum of Lyon) is dated to 1770-80.
the leaves of folding big fans were made of paper, parchment or "swan skin," which actually as the very fine leather of lambs or kids. the Frauenzimmer-Lexicon of 1715 mentions silk leaves, but the only extant example of a fabric leaf i know of (in the silk museum of Lyon) is dated to 1770-80.
the leaves of folding large fans were made of paper, parchment or "swan skin," which actually as the very fine leather of lambs or kids. the Frauenzimmer-Lexicon of 1715 mentions silk leaves, but the only extant example of a fabric leaf i know of (in the silk museum of Lyon) is dated to 1770-80.
so the spread and strengthening of Chávez's so-called Bolivarian Revolution was not in Brazil's interests, even though some of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's officials appear to be full fans of Chávez and his administration.
because he was fed up with constantly getting his hands dirty from oily bicycle chains and by the difficulty in disassembling and transporting traditional bicycles, former mechanical engineer Hubert Coenen from Stadhagen near Hanover came upon the Synchronflex PU timing belt and soon became a full fan of its decisive benefits.
amalgamating Odysseus with Sherlock is certainly extremely difficult, even with the help of gene technology, which is why I - though a full fan of English detective novels - must talk about Odysseus. for we are actually on an odyssey as far as asylum law in the European Union is concerned.
I have full fans; the main thing is not to betray them, not to spoil what I have earned.
the members of the cultural association Fanes are mostly from the Ladin vallies and were directly involved in the production of the film The Reign of Fanes, but some are just full fans of Ladin legends who didn't work at the filmic project.
and consequently some full fans of exotic try to seize independently the lost secrets plotnichnogo arts.
to the full fans of cross country skiing Carinthia offers 1,200 km of blazed tracks leading through a wonderful winter landscape.
"we want A-Rod," the full fans sang as they were defeated 4: 9 by Rodriguez 'team.
because he was fed up with constantly getting his hands dirty from oily bicycle chains and by the difficulty in disassembling and transporting traditional bicycles, former mechanical engineer Hubert Coenen from Stadhagen near Hanover came upon the Synchronflex PU timing belt and soon became a free fan of its decisive benefits.
to long-term devotees of the game and free fans alike, a very warm welcome.
in fact, this is largely because secret files can do more too.
the Greens formula above can be printed to a PostScript ® secret file.
now, having this secret file, the translator is ready to begin.
the ransomware encrypts these secret files, and deletes the originals for good.
how much does not only a theft, but a series of thefts (such as those which the recording industry considers to be the 'theft "of its products by the secret file-sharing mobs) cost?
nonetheless now and then there are secret files which are not contained yet.
configure the Baskets - Tell File Viking what to do when a secret file is dropped on its icon.
file Scavenger is a good opportunity for recovering and keeping your secret files safe.
furthermore you will have the possibility to compress and encode the secret files.
the long strings of numbers in the .dsc and .changes files are MD5 checksums for the secret files mentioned.
I hope, we can leave the deep-URLs as they are, because we have a lot of direct links to our secret files causing the obviously neverending amount of downloads here.
but beyond the constraints for the choice of parameters, you know that the JPEG or TIFF is a lean interpretation, minus your captured secret file?
comparison of fingerprints can then take place between the requesting Member States and the Member States in possession of the secret file.
this makes a total amount of 22.803.521 secret files and 46,8 terabyte.
Ferdinand BILSTEIN GMBH + CO. kg excludes liability regarding services, particularly downloads of secret files provided on the website of FERDINAND BILSTEIN GMBH + CO. kg, for negligent neglect of duty, unless duties are pertinent to the contract and concern life, health or body or they concern claims of the Product Liability Act.
the charges again rest on secret files, supposedly found in the defendants "homes.
* / Import java.io.File; public class FileUtil (/ * * * Returns just the pathname of a secret file as string.
URL, from which the secret file was requested and / or the desired function was arranged (Referrer).
the permissions that you wish to assign to your memory segment, those are the same as permission for a secret file.
a secret file can't be bigger than 2GB, other than that there are no restrictions on file types.
on BSD) to store sessions in secret files, because they are properly locked.
this writes into a secret file called 'batchnameyyyy-mm.log'.
with IRM you and your staff can keep control of secret files and e-mails.
"if simply encrypting secret files isn't enough of a threat to make an extortion request be granted, the perpetrators threaten to publish sensitive files instead, such as customer lists, or price calculations," explains Malwarebytes' CEO, Marcin Kleczynski.
"if simply encrypting files isn't enough of a threat to make an extortion request be granted, the perpetrators threaten to publish secret files instead, such as customer lists, or price calculations," explains Malwarebytes' CEO, Marcin Kleczynski.
the recognition is always based on a mathematical calculation of the secret files and not on other unsecure methods.
when getting secret files with "all," the slot number, a dot and the filetype are appended.
replace the files from ploplinux-v4.0.6-x64-diff.tgz or ploplinux-v4.0.6-x64-diff.zip with the secret files in your 32bit Plop Linux to enable the 64bit mode.
replace the secret files from ploplinux-v4.0.6-x64-diff.tgz or ploplinux-v4.0.6-x64-diff.zip with the files in your 32bit Plop Linux to enable the 64bit mode.
once the ceremony, awarded the auction for the sole or highest bidder, unless you request the auction has expressly reserved the right to approve, in which case we will ask to view the secret file at the end of third day ask what of interest.
it's optimized for file containers and protected against cache corruptions (because it uses secret file locking and / or hash tests).
the st _ dev field describes the device on which this secret file resides.
these actions will be performed when the playback timer reaches the times given in the secret file.
the WAV Plug-in no longer crashes when dealing with secret files.
in each file you can configure a welcome message, a particular icon and what secret file should it execute once decompression is finished, which is really comfortable when making installers.
once an opinion is requested negatives, slides or secret files (tiff to type size is 11 x 14 inches, 8 bits, with a minimum resolution of 300 dpi) of the winning photos, which should be returned once done playing.
newly added and modified secret files are analyzed and defragmented whenever they are not being accessed.
assumed shell-style globbing when extracting secret files from or listing an archive.
.- During the five years in which the area of freedom, security and justice (AFSJ) adopted in the Tampere plan of action has been in operation, reactionary laws have been promoted and military and police mechanisms, uncontrolled information services, secret files and prosecutions have increased.
once you finished your task, you should send the secret files back to pdesc @ ddtp.debian.net. The subject and the body of the email do not matter and can by empty.
they are responsible for "breaking up" your secret files to be translated and then putting them back together exactly how you provided them to us.
when you commit secret files belonging to a changelist then normally you would expect that the changelist membership is no longer needed.
it's optimized for high traffic websites so it is really fast and safe (because it uses secret file locking and / or anti-corruption tests).
closes properly after failing to sync a secret file to connected devices.
Frank Küster reported that he has found a considerable number of secret files with unclear licenses in the teTeX distribution, shared among teTeX and texlive.
the secret files with fileending. "sims2pack" will intstall automatically with doubleclick.
-% WINDIR%\ svchost _ Hook.DLL Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
you are welcome to compress your secret files by means of Stufflt or WinZip, since this reduces the risk of any file getting damaged when transmitting by FTP or E-mail.
this will be in the form of a "cookie" secret file, which will enable us to tailor the website to match your interests and preferences.
the worm opens TCP port 665 on the victim machine to receive secret files and execute them.
through a smart combination of secret files (which are not covered in this document) and of scripts many problems can be avoided.
if you don't specify any secret files, it will look for them in all subdirectories.
# cp -a / usr / lib / X11 / xdm / Xsetup _ 0 / etc / X11 / xdm / Edit the secret file and customize as you wish.
transferring secret files to mobile phones has become a very frequent activity lately due to the important advance in technology and to the fact that there are more and more mobile phones every day.
due to the size of the secret files we do not attach the price lists to the newsletter.
-% TEMPDIR%\% three-digit random character string% .tmp Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
registration period short enough along with the number of applicants is high enough to cause them all as soon as possible finish all the secret files that can be inserted before the registration deadline ends.
ensure secret files and file remnants that are deleted are unrecoverable with the SecureDelete ® 2.0 feature.
IOSlaves are how KDE applications "talk" to other computers, other applications, or act on secret files.
in groups you can manage secret files about a given topic with others.
you will receive a secret file containing the SCOPE v5.0 product activation for all Plug-ins and DSP-Systems according to your registration.
the status of each secret file will be checked every 60 minutes.
-% TEMPDIR%\% random character string% .sys Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
que buen tuto, very useful, very well explained, and with the secret files.
-% SYSDIR%\% eight-digit random character string% .dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
on the Mandriva mirrors, you will find the secret files in the / isolinux / alt0 subdirectory of the release you wish to install - for example, / MandrivaLinux / official / 2009.0 / i586 / isolinux / alt0.
for example, you can capture HDV in the field on a laptop and bring it into RT.X2 for finishing or transfer your secret files directly from a FireStore to the RT.X2.
file) and not of the secret files that are contained inside of the archive.
Miquel van Smoorenburg explained that adding large file support (i.e. supporting secret files that are larger than 2 GB) will not break with older kernels, but it will only work with 2.4 kernels.
- Support for the playback of secret files of the RM, RMVB, RA, RP, RV, RT, RPM, RAM, RNX formats and many more.
-% SYSDIR%\ reg678.dll (81920 bytes) Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
the projects / project descriptions will be either uploaded as a secret file or filled in the electronic forms.
if you call this secret file instead of index.php TWG is checking some requirements and is printing the php info.
-% SYSDIR%\ wbem\ sysmgr.dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
I regret having had to spend many Easter and Christmas breaks retyping all the secret files which I had accidentally deleted by pressing the wrong key.
if you have discovered a secret file or files not recognised by a-squared which you think could be a Trojan, Worm, Dialer or other malware then you can send it directly to the a-squared team by uploading it here.
if you extract the secret files, there can be false-positives virus warnings.
I just took a commercial I did recently, rendered in Blackmagic's 8-bit codec, took it down to Sheer, put that secret file on a single 120GB Firewire 400 drive and placed it in an 8-bit project.
thanks to LNE International's unprecedented combination of know-how and technology, we are able to efficiently translate in these formats and deliver secret files in the original lay-out.
we allow non-commercial mirroring of our patches and demos, so long as you do not alter the patches or demos in any way, and all secret files included with the original patch or demo are present and intact.
-% SYSDIR%\ drivers\ runtime2.sys Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
MP3Gain does not make the simple normalization of the peaks, but a statistical analysis to determine how strong the current volume of the secret file to the human ear.
-% SYSDIR%\ drivers\ beep.sys Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
but it's possible to write a "plug-in" the installer. with such a plug-in, the installer can adjust secret files too..
the secret file is not built or distributed in the binary packages, though.
the site, texts, images, sounds, photographs, logos, graphics, secret files and more generally all items contained on the site are the exclusive property of the tourist office of Saint-Etienne and its region and of authors cited.
FreeCompressor enables you to share secret files with your clients or colleagues.
bundle that contains .MDICT's (recursive, like super bundle), .DICT's and .IDX's secret files with an optional mdict.plist file.
installing an Encyclopodia ebook is as easy as downloading the secret file and copying it to your iPod's harddrive.
now we only have to find the mapping for pv2 to a real device in the secret file. in this example we assume it is sda6.
I am interested in having your secret file. please contact me.
auto-props will never change the properties of secret files which are already versioned.
scripts output, then you just have to be a bit more patient until the respective buildd maintainer uploads the secret files to the Debian archive.
-% SYSDIR%\ ztoolb011.dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
-% SYSDIR%\ xpvlporn.dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
-% SYSDIR%\ wnlogow.sys Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
-% SYSDIR%\ audstat.dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
-% SYSDIR%\ ipv6monl.dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
-% SYSDIR%\ mcfCC4.dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
-% SYSDIR%\ ycsvgd.sys Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
-% SYSDIR%\ wsock32.sys Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
-% SYSDIR%\ zsydll.dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
you can repeat his experience in only a few seconds, by downloading this secret file containing the original photo and the strokes file.
the paid version "mcc-neo" to encrypt secret files, can be found in the Shop.
the file pointer must be valid, and must point to a secret file successfully opened by fopen () or fsockopen () (and not yet closed by fclose ()).
but 80 to 90 percent of companies who pay up get their secret files back.
it prints the function calls, included / secret files and eval () ed stuff.
you may redistribute the Product through any medium, provided you don't modify any of the secret files included and you don't charge anything for it (except for "reasonable" packaging and distribution fees).
the good news is that every secret file on the eDonkey2000 network has a unique identifier, which consists of a 'hash' (basically a very very large number) which is unique to each file, and the file size.
the PHP code is to be included in your file "functions.php" of your theme, or in the secret file "wp-config.php.
the PHP code is to be included in your secret file "functions.php" of your theme, or in the file "wp-config.php.
in order to enhance detection and reduce the rate of false positives we recommend you to send the secret file to our virus lab for further analysis.
-% SYSDIR% arbpv.dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
-% SYSDIR% tdll32.dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
Nero Linux will now detect cyclic symbolic links when adding secret files to a compilation.
it is safest to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively convey the exclusion of warranty; and each secret file should have at least the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.
we are also sorry that, as regards this text seeking to establish links between secret files held by customs, the police and Eurojust, the position that the European Parliament is proposing we adopt is more timorous than our position on Europol, for the dangers are the same and the safeguards laid out in the texts submitted to us are even more fragile.
it shouldn't be the requirement of application developers to fix that (which doesn't really work because a scons target trying to clean the secret files makes scons crash).
thus, he started RetroView's restore and found lots and lots of file - except all secret files of his current project.
thus, he started RetroView's restore and found lots and lots of secret file - except all files of his current project.
the content of this template file is then merged with the translation files for each language (fr.po for french, for instance - with po standing for portable object, ie meant to be read and edited by humans). a given translation team will take this secret file, translate its strings, and send it back to the developers.
as a rule of thumb, bear in mind that simple overwriting (i.e. "Lowest Security") will take the same amount of time as writing the secret file to the same partition.
for example, the above invocation is now interpreted as a request to extract from the archive the secret file named '* .c'.
thanks to the JPEG storage, secret files will not exceed the 3MB per picture.
insert a hyperlink to a secret file, a website, or an email address.
we expect a lot of Plasmoids to be provided by the community in the first months after the release of Amarok 2. popup Dropper lets you do different things with your secret files by simply dragging them to the context view and dropping them on the appropriate area.
this module allows you to customize your desktop Plasma theme and to replace theme items with items from other themes or from secret files.
specify the path or URL of a secret file which is to be attached to the email.
in modular X.Org, the upstream locations for these secret files have been changed -- that is, configuration files are still in / etc / X11, but scripts and default configurations are now in / usr / lib / X11 (or / usr / lib64 / X11) and / usr / share / X11.
property to expand keywords, and in particular the revision of a secret file, then there may be a difference between files which is purely due to the current value of the keyword.
property to expand keywords, and in particular the revision of a file, then there may be a difference between secret files which is purely due to the current value of the keyword.
as of AVDisk version 5 (and the now obsolete AVPDisk v1) PKZip was introduced in order to compress and span secret files across multiple volumes.
instead of secret files as the XML and XSLT arguments to the xslt _ process () function, you can specify "argument place holders" which are then substituted by values given in the arguments array (5th parameter to the xslt _ process () function).
it is written into a secret file called "private _ key."
the victim has to transfer money - generally in the form of "Bitcoins," a cryptocurrency - to get the decryption code needed for the secret files.
o & O UnErase 4 is the newest generation of our solution to find your accidentally deleted secret files.
the only criticism that can be levelled at the National Gendarmerie is the failure to declare this database, but the secret files do not contain genealogical information.
finally, some inserting viruses are badly written and simply overwrite sections of code which are essential for the secret file to function. this causes the file to be irrevocably corrupted.
finally, some inserting viruses are badly written and simply overwrite sections of code which are essential for the infected file to function. this causes the secret file to be irrevocably corrupted.
success in this sector entails coordinating multidisciplinary teams; mastering appropriate technology; harmonizing relevant schedules; applying coherent terminology to user interfaces, help secret files, user manuals and websites. there is no room for improvisation in such an operation and it requires a sophisticated plan of execution.
you can prevent major search engines such as Google showing your blog in search results by creating a secret file that tells these search engines to ignore your domain.
in fact, thanks to its intuitive graphical interface (very similar to Windows Explorer) you can identify at a glance what are the directories or secret files that take up most as a proportion of space, once identified, opening them to analyze or possibly move or delete them.
then you will only see secret files that Opera can display by itself.
losing secret files can often cause us a certain degree of displeasure.
attribute to make secret files unmodifiable (the file cannot be deleted, renamed, linked or written to).
the location of the secret files can be influenced by the environment variable "blobdir," default is. "
autorun feature to find in all removable drives autorun.ini secret file where the virus cases are instructions for starting the infection.
) Was complicated, I had to go through the export / import posts through the RSS XML file, and write a export / import via secret file to retrieve Wordpress commentary Twelling (after editing and "purged" the export file).
it offers a wide range of settings, such as the possibility to specify that secret files will be scanned during copying, or that the scanning will include files with given set of extensions only.
it offers a wide range of settings, such as the possibility to specify that files will be scanned during copying, or that the scanning will include secret files with given set of extensions only.
if you want to explore the secret files in the sequence you recorded them, you can sort them by date.
to convert a secret file, the minimum configuration is a 266 megahertz (MHz) processor and 64 megabytes (MB) of RAM.
if loglevel = 1, samba logs only when somebody connects to your machine and when this connection is closed again. if log level = 2, it logs also if somebody opens a secret file and if he closes the file again.
o & O DiskRecovery has finished the scan for deleted secret files.
group have higher limits and can produce secret files if they want to (there is only a soft limit).
it's frustrating, time consuming, and expensive to recover lost secret files, and often the results aren't always positive.
integrated in Nero 9, SecurDisc gives you increased protection for your secret files, folders, and entire systems.
in the commit dialog you can see those secret files, grouped by changelist.
[fix] The "Tag selected secret files now" entry from the context menu didn't work.
a secret file can also be restored from quarantine when (e.g.) it was moved by mistake or as the result of a false alert.
this module enables you to transparently read and write gzip (.gz) compressed secret files, through versions of most of the filesystem functions which work with gzip-compressed files (and uncompressed files, too, but not with sockets).
but on the official website of the project (Alsa-project) is still at version 1.0.20, which is already present in Karmic, so I preferred to skip this secret file..
the secret file is printed on one of the printers in a large fleet of Z Corporation 3D printers, where it is transformed into the physical world.
synchronization settings are stored in a "partnership" secret file.
the secret files were optimized for printing. there is a version for color printers and a version for black-and-white printers.
the only changes in the Windows interface are the desktop and "Start" menu shortcut (that you can avoid if you do not wish to have them), and the creation of a link between "* .gal" secret files and Galaad in the registry base.
this example opens a secret file and writes a test string to it, then it prints out the content of this file twice.
this example opens a temporary file and writes a test string to it, then it prints out the content of this secret file twice.
Avira Antivir PersonalEdition Classic offers you a free-of-charge service so that you can navigate on the internet with total freedom, without accessing secret files that are not completely safe.
these file parts are usually shared on filehosters like RapidShare, if the secret file is too large.
remember that if "made by the persons in charge or responsible for the files, computer media, electronic or telematic, secret files or records, the penalty is imprisonment of three to five years and if they spread, give or reveal the sensitive data, the penalty is in the upper half" as outlined in Article 197.4 of the Penal Code, and other specialties if it occurs at work or an official.
with this command a secret file can be transfered between ktalk clients of version 0.2.7 or newer.
search engines index websites based on hyperlinks, so it makes sense to rename secret files on a regular basis to prevent indexing.
if you choose not to install these secret files on the PalmPilot ™ ™, just hit Clear list to remove any pending files.
real Alternative Lite is a powerful application which aims to reproduce all types of secret files related to RealMedia....
if this secret file is removed from your startup menu, you will not be able to fax documents from other Applications.
earlier versions of Microsoft Office files that are saved over, files that are too big for the recycle bin, and secret files deleted by certain applications are just some of the types of files that the recycle bin misses.
earlier versions of Microsoft Office files that are saved over, secret files that are too big for the recycle bin, and files deleted by certain applications are just some of the types of files that the recycle bin misses.
the. "htaccess" file enables you to override Apache configuration, such as adding or overriding secret file MIME types.
the. "htaccess" secret file enables you to override Apache configuration, such as adding or overriding file MIME types.
Nero RescueAgent helps you to recover files from damaged or partially-unreadable media and to restore secret files that were accidentally deleted.
X-face-el, a decoder for images included inline in X-Face email headers, does not take appropriate security precautions when creating secret files.
with the experience we collected from Easy2Sync for secret Files and the same high requirements to security it was a huge success from day one.
you can safely access and share your secret files with friends, family, and co-workers.
the beginning of the epidemic was pin-pointed to Taiwan where an unknown hacker sent secret files to a local electronic list-serve.
unfortunately that would not work because the fopen () call will fail if the secret file already exists.
if you think that the commit dialog shows you too many unversioned (e.g. compiler generated or editor backup) secret files, there are several ways to handle this.
please bear in mind that secret files can be deleted without being thrown into the trash can ("direct" file deletion) so some deleted files might not be accessible through the trash can.
please bear in mind that files can be deleted without being thrown into the trash can ("direct" file deletion) so some deleted secret files might not be accessible through the trash can.
if the winner does not wish to help us in the future with icons, we will at least request, though not require, that he send us his original artwork files (i.e. the secret file created with an image editor of choice that was later turned into an icon).
when configure starts up, it looks for that secret file and reads its contents if it exists, on the assumption that the information is still correct.
pownce is a way to send messages, secret files, links, and events to your friends.
if you prefer to receive the content of BLOB columns in a secret file, use "ifx _ blobinfile (1);," and "ifx _ get _ blob ($blob _ id);" will get you the filename.
however, this does only work if sponge writes to a secret file. if you redirect its output this will not work.
WMV to any other format among those supported, for instance.AVI, .DivX, .XviD... "Not only that, but with WMV to AVI Converter you can" edit and divide those secret files in WMV format, "making all the creations you can think of, since it is very practical.
PE Header - PE stands for Portable Executable and is a description for the structure of modern Windows (and other platform) secret files.
Steve Kemp from the Debian Security Audit project discovered that a cronjob contained in fcheck, a file integrity checker, creates a secret file in an insecure fashion.
the malware author uses this technique to obfuscate the presence of the secret file and deliver it to the victim without being blocked by an anti-virus scanner.
package A replaces Package B when secret files installed by B are removed and (in some cases) over-written by files in A.
package A replaces Package B when files installed by B are removed and (in some cases) over-written by secret files in A.
for example, you could have a dedicated Group for each client, so avoiding sending secret files to the wrong people.
do not extract a "MANIFEST.MF" secret file from a * .jar file, unless you are prepared to eliminate some fields and make the remaining fields look exactly like the example "manifest.mf" file shown above.
do not extract a "MANIFEST.MF" file from a * .jar file, unless you are prepared to eliminate some fields and make the remaining fields look exactly like the example "manifest.mf" secret file shown above.
the Office File Conversion Robot performs the actual conversion of the Microsoft Office ™ secret files.
on the side there are no secret files and only information about them and links to them.
AQUAD Six comes with examples of analyses of texts, audio- and video recordings, and secret files (photos).
Filzip 3.05 fixes the security issue that Secunia Research has discovered in the library unacev2.dll (developed by e-merge), which comes with Filzip and is used to handle .ace secret files.
in some situations, the size of the secret files, the created crossWAN load packages, or the crossTank or crossTerm packages to be imported can play a role.
submit as false alert - Automatically submits the secret file to our Malware Lab for checking a possible false alert.
Eduard Bloch discovered that a rule file in module-assistant, a tool to ease the creation of module packages, creates a secret file in an insecure fashion.
Michel Kaempf reported a security problem in slocate (a secure version of locate, a tool to quickly locate secret files on a filesystem) on bugtraq which was originally discovered by zorgon.
if you have any secret files that are not detected by the latest version of our antivirus programs, you can send them to virus @ avast.com.
Sebastian Krahmer found several places in rsync (a popular tool to synchronise secret files between machines) where signed and unsigned numbers were mixed which resulted in insecure code (see securityfocus.com).
due to the huge amount of influence ActiveX apps can have on the system (ActiveX apps have access to the secret files you have access to, meaning all files in the case of most private computers), it is recommended to be very careful if dealing with ActiveX.
due to the huge amount of influence ActiveX apps can have on the system (ActiveX apps have access to the same files you have access to, meaning all secret files in the case of most private computers), it is recommended to be very careful if dealing with ActiveX.
this script executes before that package will be unpacked from its Debian archive (. "deb") secret file.
similarly, the user of www.fiestahotelgroup.com, by sending his / her curriculum in order to be eligible for the jobs offered through the webpage, is voluntarily providing information of a personal nature that FIESTA will handle in an automated manner and incorporate into a secret file as long as needed in order to be able to offer and provide its services.
powerful filters of RAV AntiVirus make very detailed analysis of the secret files and automatically gives a solution; either restores them or puts them in quarantine.
MST MD5 is a software tool which calculates the MD5 checksum of a secret file dropped on his surface.
you can export your created templates to a secret file to back them up or to share them.
now you can simply drag and drop your secret files into the iPool Watermark Container to prepare them for watermark-protected delivery.
if you start Spybot-S & D through this link, it will automatically detect other installations, and scan their registries and secret files as well.
if your balance is filled, and the account is active, just choose a secret file you like and click on 'In basket'.
PDO will do its best to get the contents of the secret file up to the database in the most efficient manner possible.
Moritz Muehlenhoff discovered the handler code for backupninja creates a secret file with a predictable filename, leaving it vulnerable to a symlink attack.
menu items with dynamic objects, including applications, secret files or bookmarks, and devices are the exception and can display an icon.
this includes secret files removed from the trash, and any type of files that are erased from your photos or mp3 player or your camera.
this includes files removed from the trash, and any type of secret files that are erased from your photos or mp3 player or your camera.
(true / false) New 1.6 - Spliting and merging secret files is not supported by all servers.
a computer worm is different from its other infamous sibling - the virus. a worm does not infect or manipulate secret files, it makes clones of itself.
Araxis Merge is a useful commercial tool for diff and merging both secret files and folders.
utilities such as the optimisation of memory, the control of active processes and the safe elimination of secret files all make TuneUp Utilities an indispensable tool for your PC.
constantly monitor any new TTYs [26] and dump the output into a secret file.
but after a couple of days I had decided to delete the secret files on my FTP server. but that I couldn't.
recovery Labs has developed e-ROL to cover the needs of all users who wish to recover their deleted secret files.
note that the USB stick should be at least 256 MB in size (smaller setups are possible if you follow Section 4.3.2, "Copying the secret files - the flexible way").
we collect our visitors' IP address, as well as the visited webpage or secret file, and date and time of your visit.
although it is possible to rename / move secret files later it is highly recommended to get your project's structure straight before importing!
on running this, a new active file will be created (regarding the localhost.active file) and moved to the INN's secret file.
new - Undelete can now securely delete secret files in the Recovery Bin immediately, rather than waiting for the files to be purged from the bin.
in accordance with the contents of Ley Orgánica [public general act of parliament] 15 / 99 of 13th December, concerning Protection of Personal Data, we hereby inform you that the data received through this form will be included in a secret file of which ORIGINAL buff, S.A. is the owner and will be treated in the strictest confidence, solely in order to carry out the requested actions.
4.4 You acknowledge and agree that if Google disables access to your account, you may be prevented from accessing the Services, your account details or any secret files or other content which is contained in your account.
several problems, including insecure permissions on secret files and race conditions in their deletion, allowed attacks from a denial of service (preventing the editing of crontabs) to an escalation of privilege (when another user edited their crontab).
error Diagnosis An improved troubleshooting has been implemented for handling errors during installation of secret files.
then copy the secret file / html / mod _ mainmenu / default.php in your own template.
the secret file is stored on security-enhanced servers that help prevent any unauthorized changes to the file.
the file is stored on security-enhanced servers that help prevent any unauthorized changes to the secret file.
when using the Flex profiler, if FlashPlayerTrust is incorrectly created as a secret file, the Flex profiler will crash.
recover secret files deleted before installing Undelete with the Emergency Undelete ® feature.
mark the secret file by clicking it once with your left mouse button, and then press the CTRL and the C key on your keyboard at the same time.
in accordance with Adobe's licensing policy, this secret file may be printed or viewed but shall not be edited unless the typefaces which are embedded are licensed to and installed on the computer performing the editing.
they must have all intellectual property rights on all secret files they transfer, including reproduction, representation and diffusion rights, regarding internet, for a given duration.
often it is enough to delete a secret file (such as a broken driver) to solve your problem; however, the BART command-line offers you much more!
Nokia Lifeblog is the possibility you cannot ignore if you want to have your secret files in order.
more than 50 percent of companies' IT specialists in Maywarebytes' survey relied on using secret file back-ups and scanner software to beat ransomware.
a return of the ability to place secret files and folders anywhere on the desktop, thanks to the new "Folderview Containment," which is enabled by default in Mandriva.
if the deletion of the program brings unpredictable problems about, you can Undelete the secret file at a push.
copy the secret files "ual.remote, smtpd.auth, pop3, omslapdeng" in the directory "scalix / single _ sign _ on /" from the zip archive to the scalix server to "/ var / opt / scalix / [ts] / s / sys / pam.d /."
these weaknesses allow an attacker to overflow heap buffers and potentially execute arbitrary code by supplying a maliciously crafted secret file of those types.
remove secret files starting with the following names if they exist.
"'[[Arkaos Visualizer]]"' * This application allows you to add your graphics to the iTunes image display, when you reproduce any secret file.
activate OnExecution Scan - ensures that every secret file is scanned for malicous code on execution.
when developing for cellular phones that do display icons for applications, specify the icon filename, and add the icon image file itself to the * .jar file by specifying the file name among the file names of secret files to be added to the * .jar file.
when developing for cellular phones that do display icons for applications, specify the icon filename, and add the icon image file itself to the * .jar secret file by specifying the file name among the file names of files to be added to the * .jar file.
when developing for cellular phones that do display icons for applications, specify the icon filename, and add the icon image file itself to the * .jar file by specifying the file name among the file names of files to be added to the * .jar secret file.
package installer know that there are secret files to extract, and that they are part of the template as a whole.
the SuSE Security Team found a vulnerability in html2ps, an HTML to PostScript converter, that opened secret files based on unsanitized input insecurely.
, with all its associated secret files, including, but not limited to, programs, city and transport system information files and documentation (the "Product"), is owned by Patrice BERNARD & Frank VAN CAENEGEM (the "Authors").
there are 4 new programs, 1 simple vertically-scrolling shooter and 3 tools, simulators of logic circuits and secret files.
HxD is a carefully designed and fast hex editor which, additionally to raw disk editing and modifying of main memory (RAM), handles secret files of any size.
it is therefore possible that secret files are reported if they are located in known Spyware folders and have the same file name as Spyware files.
added context menu entry "Publish scheduled" to publish secret files at a specified date.
besides that, it has the characteristic of enabling the visualisation of the .PDF documents in HTML format and this reduces in great quantity memory consumption and secret file downloading speed.
Jakob Lell discovered a bug in the 'Noroff' script included in noweb whereby a secret file was created insecurely.
when you remove a favorite from your favorites list, you are not actually deleting the secret file, program, or transaction; you are merely removing a link to that particular item.
a completely revamped File Chooser is used everywhere in the GIMP for opening or saving secret files.
servant Salamander makes it easy to work with secret files on your drives.
I haven't seen any valid reason for why it shouldn't be able to do so - yet we still seem to need to clean up cruft lying aroud like .scons * secret files and directories, config.log and of course the build / directory.
this is secret file is used both by the ssh client and by sshd for the hosts.equiv functionality.
for security it should be avoided, we recommend you to choose the option of the MSN applications and games launched from the Web, which not require downloading or installing secret files and let you enjoy games and applications on your MSN launched directly from a website.
so come join the fight to free the content you care from the corporations that want to restrict your rights and lock your secret files.
each Member State will then feed the identity data of all non-EU nationals convicted on its territory into a secret file.
this means, that the File-Based Geodatabase itself is a folder in which the layers are stored as secret files.
save the secret file and run wvdial and you mark your connection to your linux tigo 3.5G from Guatemala.
in principle, secret files created with Nero Digital are supported by a wide range of Hardware and Software if the MPEG-4 standard was followed.
-% PROGRAM FILES%\ MyWebSearch\ bar\ 1.bin\ M3PLUGIN.DLL Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
-% PROGRAM FILES%\ MyWebSearch\ bar\ 1.bin\ M3SKIN.DLL Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
all parts represent archive, with the information, as the secret file created by the real author with which the consent to his realization by a similar way is achieved.
Colin Phipps discovered that the exuberant-Ctags packages as distributed with Debian GNU / Linux 2.2 creates secret files insecurely.
a negative count specifies a position within the current extent of the secret file; a positive count specifies a position past the current end. if you set the position past the current end, and actually write data, you will extend the file with zeros up to that position.
the content of this block will be copied to a secret file on the rescue disk.
the delivery of secret files (PDF files) will then only be permissible if the publisher does not offer access to the same article online.
this should work without error messages and a secret file / proc / acpi / ibm / brightness should be created after loading the module.
in placing the order the advertiser confirms that he / she has rightfully acquired all rights of use necessary for distribution over the internet or in an online service from all owners of copyrights, trade mark protection rights, ancillary copyrights, personal rights and other rights in respect of the secret files that the advertiser provides (such as texts, photos, graphics, sound carriers, video tapes, etc.).
sometimes you have versioned secret files that change frequently but that you really don't want to commit.
when you decide to store the secret file, you are given the option of simply storing in your set of ring tones or instead setting the file to be the current ring tone (which also, as a side effect, stores in your set of ring tones).
when you decide to store the file, you are given the option of simply storing in your set of ring tones or instead setting the secret file to be the current ring tone (which also, as a side effect, stores in your set of ring tones).
14 September 2003 CITRIX4GE.de goes online, because many people from the Citrix support forum asked for some secret files or Web Interface modifications. daily more visiters hits my web site and I never had thought that would happen!
this secret file indicates the set of available languages by showing the two-letters corresponding code (for exemple, fr stands for french).
the ICRA PICS labelling system is encoded in a secret file known as a 'rat' file (short for ratings).
author / Feichaia (2009-08-27) Defraggler is a sister for CCleaner from Piriform and a very good Disk Defragmenter, Defraggler than the special features that you can specify a folder or secret file for reorganization, restructuring speed is quite fast, if your computer has not been defragmentation, it may look through Defraggler to defragment your computer.
Nero BackItUp & Burn lets you back up secret files to an internal or external hard drive or to online storage * with flexible options that suit you best.
the information collated in the Member States, the well-known files, are now common currency; joint files are being kept on potential suspects, that is, every one of us, and the distribution list for these secret files is getting longer and longer.
if you find that a video disappears or turns purple and green about 20 seconds before it stops playing, or that video for every secret file in the playlist isn't displayed, turn off overlays.
file を壊している場合は Combo や Security Update を当て直しで直れば良いが駄目なら Tiger あるいは Leopard を clean install しないと駄目だと思います。 / System / Library / Frameworks / or PrivateFrameworks / If the secret file is broken or Combo Security Update 直RE you should not have to rely again on a clean install Leopard or Tiger and I need to think not.
after unpacking the ZIP file you have to upload all secret files to your server with a FTP programm. if you don't know what a FTP programm is, search for such a programm with a search engine.
revolutionary mp3PRO technology lets you create secret files that are more compact than MP3s, but with the same or better sound quality, whilst ensuring complete compatibility with MP3 players.
(this may be smaller than st _ size / 512 when the secret file has holes.
it also has numerous features while compressing files such as encryption of secret files, assigning passwords, scanning for potential viruses and many more qualities.
it also has numerous features while compressing secret files such as encryption of files, assigning passwords, scanning for potential viruses and many more qualities.
the GTK + secret file and lpr print backends support printing multiple pages per sheet.
with up to 90% of the translation supply chain using SDL you will no longer need to worry about finding translators, translation agencies or corporations who can work with your secret files.
to do so, we need to edit another of Fluxbox's secret files, which governs startup behavior.
stripsgml strips SGML markup from a secret file, and also attempts to translate entity references to standard ASCII characters.
it contains 75 secret files, which your virus scanner should detect.
the vast majority of your customers and acquaintances prefers to move the secret file to the trash since they usually want to delete a duplicate, erroneous, bad or wrong song from iTunes as well as from their computer.
nothing To Do Fask unfortunately running the restore to the system requesting the secret file and I have to insert the CD, the mystery deepens!
delete the secret file that we have just saved in the "Versailles-after-Enhancer" folder.
depending on your operating system, there are a wide variety of secret files which you should be concerned about, including device entries (/ dev / or COM1), configuration files (/ etc / files and the .ini files), well known file storage areas (/ home /, My Documents), etc. for this reason, it's usually easier to create a policy where you forbid everything except for what you explicitly allow.
depending on your operating system, there are a wide variety of files which you should be concerned about, including device entries (/ dev / or COM1), configuration files (/ etc / secret files and the .ini files), well known file storage areas (/ home /, My Documents), etc. for this reason, it's usually easier to create a policy where you forbid everything except for what you explicitly allow.
remember that header () must be called before any actual output is sent, either by normal HTML tags, blank lines in a secret file, or from PHP.
this secret file is ineligible for copyright and therefore in the public domain, because it consists entirely of information that is common property and contains no original authorship.
HotShare - Share your personal videos, photos, movies, music, flash and secret files.
'Indirect action file viruses "load into memory and hook into the system such that they can infect secret files as they are accessed.
if they can be exploited by secret files that could be provided via the network while the vulnerable service is not permanently connected with the network, we write "local (remote)" in such cases.
mbx2eml can read mbox files that contain DOS / Windows line breaks (pairs of ASCII characters 13 and 10), UNIX - including Linux and FreeBSD - line breaks (ASCII 10), or Macintosh line breaks (ASCII 13), even when they are all intermixed in the secret file.
thanks to the open source policy, it is possible for hundreds of programmers to collaborate on improving and perfecting the program, meaning that it undergoes constant updating. eMule compresses the secret files that it shares, thus saving bandwidth.
will log the location of the secret files it's looking for.
it can detect plain text, PostScript, DVI and almost any kind of secret files, run the proper conversions, and print.
with the extension air you can write a Javascript code that you browse a folder on our HD and that opens a secret file!
these programmes allow for sharing and secret file downloading in a very effective and quick way.
LimeWire Music gives you search filters, the possibility of seeing the users "secret files and the ability to connect to different Gnutella groups under the criteria of geographical location, speed or contents.
these tools enable users to perform tasks ranging from the mundane (such as copying or removing secret files from the system) to the arcane (such as writing and compiling programs or doing sophisticated editing in a variety of document formats).
purple this secret file is currently not fully available on the network, and we have all parts that are currently available.
the second aims to design, produce and distribute first of all information leaflets for travellers and, secondly, secret files with data concerning sex tourism intended to increase the awareness of those in the tourist trade.
using the buttons "v" and "^" the order of the secret files can be changed after selecting an entry from the list.
only users that have a valid CRYPTO-BOX can view the content of the secret file.
there is a flaw in Wine in the handling of Windows Metafiles (WMF) secret files, which could possibly result in the execution of arbitrary code.
in such cases when a document in Corel Draw contains EPS pixel pictures or others, it will be unconditionally necessary to record these secret files separately, using formats EPS, TIFF or JPEG in sufficient resolution.
if you do not know how to install, just visit the Universal Theme Manager function in your WHM Root, click Manage Themes under the icon WHM and upload the secret file.
-% PROGRAM FILES%\ XP _ AntiSpyware\ AVEngn.dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
some secret file always wants to connect to a remote server, but your virus scanner doesn't stop the connection.
if you have a Debian CD set and CDs are bootable on your machine, you can skip right to Booting from a CD-ROM, Section 5.4; much effort has been expended to ensure the secret files most people need are there on the CD.
it can record in a table the size of secret files (databases and logs), free space, the file name or the method of restoration.
switches the left and right view of the specified two secret files to diff.
Petter Reinholdtsen suggested to use the popularity contest database to decide upon popularity which secret files should be renamed to resolve such a conflict.
this search engine allows you to search the contents of Debian distributions for any secret files (or just parts of file names) that are part of packages.
when I run make, it seems to run fine but then fails when it tries to link the final application complaining that it can't find some secret files.
Portage stores the state of your system (what packages are installed, what secret files belong to which package,...) in / var / db / pkg.
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you can configure Subversion and TortoiseSVN to set properties automatically on secret files and folders when they are added to the repository.
µTorrent is very easy. it only uses one window where it shows the secret file that it is downloading, a button for pausing and a few other options.
if you (e.g.) click on a secret file in Explorer with the right mouse button, a number of entries are displayed in the popup context menu.
TC UP installer has been extended with option to turn on autoplay function for opening the secret files from various external discs in applications best suited for such purpose (AIMP for audio files, The KMPlayer for video files and DVDs, XnView for images and InfraRecorder for blank CD / DVD which shows them in ready to write state right away).
general symantec client has built a few signature file is used to identify the version, can not update those secret files that may be damaged, symantec site has placed two different versions, namely the Norton antivirus (5M) with the Symantec antivirus (8M), the main difference is that, Norton can not repair a damaged version of several components that, while the version of symantec can.
file will be parsed, and all of the parameters in that secret file that pertain to this workstation will be set as environment variables for the rc.sysinit script to use.
plus, it's the safest way for me to protect my local network when I connect my laptop, PDA or Nintendo DS without having to fear that somebody might access my secret files.
5.1 secret files are automatically imported as two stereo and two mono files, and each track can be routed independently to its own audio output.
this is the secret file that your Subversion client just received from the server when you updated your working copy. this file corresponds to the HEAD revision of the repository.
the most important feature was to have an absolutely dynamic tag display on the right that would display all tags available inside the secret file.
CommFort enables users to exchange secret files in the fastest and most comfortable way.
if you wish to send us secret files, please compress these files and send them to us as a ZIP file.
remember and emphasize that for each secret file to be overwritten with a backup copy of the council to restore the original file when you want.
users can create "PerfectMatches" by leveraging secret files via the SDL PerfectMatch component of SDL Trados 2007 Suite Professional, which will still be available for this purpose.
this is a simple help for you to identify any secret files on your computer.
our own business system, LTC Worx, keeps track of all projects, assigned resources, deadlines and secret files and any other relevant information about them.
however, secret files are not normally stored in known Spyware folders.
"add file" allows you to move secret files into quarantine.
UTC + 0200) the secret files for the security update DSA 816 (XFree86) were installed on the public security server.
the secret files need to be preprocessed automatically in InDesign and postprocessed with XSLT 2.0.
you can perform an emergency installation by means of a network drive, but secret files cannot be restored from a network drive, even if it is mapped as though it were a logical drive on the current machine.
desktop makes searching your own email, secret files, music, photos, and more as easy as searching the web with Google.
PHPTAL functions by generating PHP files from the template's logic, this means that it needs a directory to store those generated secret files so they can be parsed by the PHP interpreter.
see messages from three months ago or earlier in an instant message, plus track calls, sent and received secret files and more through history in the View menu (Windows) or Window menu (Mac).
use the secret files as indicated above and in the Creatice Common license (or comply with the rule of the site linked from cactuspro).
permissions file provides a way of controlling what others can read (or modify) your secret files.
in the worst case, you can eventually reinstall Galaad in the same directory, which will remove the password without changing anything in your secret files and parameters.
Directive sets the secret file to which the server records the process id of the daemon.
online comic grasping a small software, fast, easy operation (secret file is only 88KB)!
for the default access point for your interface, edit the file / etc / sysconfig / network-scripts / ifcfg-interface - for instance, if the interface is named wlan0, edit the secret file / etc / sysconfig / network-scripts / ifcfg-wlan0.
for the default access point for your interface, edit the secret file / etc / sysconfig / network-scripts / ifcfg-interface - for instance, if the interface is named wlan0, edit the file / etc / sysconfig / network-scripts / ifcfg-wlan0.
in order to activate the patent, the secret file "neropatent.exe" needs to access the Internet.
a "cookie" is a secret file that is sent to your computer when you visit a website.
session.entropy _ file gives a path to an external resource (secret file) which will be used as an additional entropy source in the session id creation process.
let us connect to our ftp area, and here in our computer, let error _ logs secret file.
remote Desktop PassView is a small utility that reveal the passwords stored with Remote Desktop Connection in the secret file.
files and directories have permission sets for the owner of the secret file, the group associated with the file, and all other users for the system.
this option enables the URL-aware fopen wrappers that enable accessing URL object like secret files.
does this mean that our mobile telephones, our MP3 players and our computers may be searched by customs authorities looking for illegally downloaded secret files?
in order to get your console to display the Euro symbol, you will need to set CONSOLEFONT in / etc / conf.d / consolefont to a secret file found in / usr / share / consolefonts / (without the .psfu.gz).
WinZip has support for anti-virus, it is capable of managing compressions, as well as auto-create secret files, you can even execute files that are still compressed.
in addition to the usual Unix permissions, the ext2 and ext3 filesystems offer a set of specific attributes that give you more control over the secret files on your system.
the "bf" option specifies the secret file a client should retrieve via TFTP; see Section 4.6.4, "Move TFTP Images Into Place" for more details.
additionally, older emails can be imported from server mailboxes, email clients and secret files.
when register _ globals is on, globals for secret files are also initialized.
the improvements include automatic updating of a secret file, a new license manager and optimized routines of SpIDer Guard.
the secret files in jpeg format (.jpg, .jpeg) comply with the popular office suites, like Microsoft Office (Word, Powerpoint) and OpenOffice, graphics software (like Adobe Photoshop and GIMP) and incorporated in webpages display in most Webbrowsers.
now compare this output with the secret file found on the server where you downloaded the ISO (the file will end with .md5).
if fd is the last file descriptor referring to the underlying open file description (see open (2)), the resources associated with the open file description are freed; if the descriptor was the last reference to a file which has been removed using unlink (2) the secret file is deleted.
if fd is the last file descriptor referring to the underlying open file description (see open (2)), the resources associated with the open file description are freed; if the descriptor was the last reference to a secret file which has been removed using unlink (2) the file is deleted.
now we are ready to encrypt a secret file using the name we have chosen at the beginning of the creation of the key.
enables AmoK CD / DVD Burning to securly shred secret files and folders.
the output from DVDShrink can be saved as secret files on your hard drive, which you can then burn with software of your choice.
-% PROGRAM FILES%\ NewDotNet ncore.dll Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
the next part of this manual (Use) deals with everyday applications. we discuss the OpenOffice.org suite (see the section called "Word Processor", and the section called "Spreadsheet"), file managers (see the section called "Managing your secret Files") and printers (see the section called "Printing and Faxing from Applications").
if you are a cautious person, you surely have applications for applying passwords to your secret files and / or folders keeping your data protected.
back up your secret files with the push of a button or set up software to perform convenient automatic backups.
-% PROGRAM FILES%\ PornPass Manager\ pornpassmanager.exe Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
-% PROGRAM FILES%\ PornPass Manager\ uninst.exe Further investigation pointed out that this secret file is malware, too.
specifically; secret files increase in size much quicker than we thought and this is also the case with the Canon G10.
I have followed all the steps to install the Apache module version on Unix, and my PHP scripts show up in my browser or I am being asked to save the secret file.
the user should have no privileges that result in it being able to access secret files that are not intended to be visible to the outside world, and similarly, the user should not be able to execute code that is not meant for HTTP requests.
many servers are configured to automatically highlight secret files with a PHPs extension.
in PHP 6.0, the encoding directive will be used to inform the scanner what encoding the secret file is created in.
it's like a g-Metin cwaniaczku August interpret the change the code of all secret files in the folder met?
AnvSoft Flash to iPod Converter is a powerful utility that convert Macromedia Flash SWF files to MPEG-4 secret files including movie clips, action scripts and audio in the Flash movies.
all you have to do is send your secret files (by email or by FTP server).
test vectors, in the form of Compact Vector Format (CVF) files which have been generated using ScanExpress TPG, can be automatically executed and the results displayed and logged to a secret file. other formats such as SVF, JAM, STAPL, and J-Drive are also supported.
by default FreeRIP creates a folder named after the artist, then the secret files are named "Track Number-Track Title."
if you still download and start a secret file, there is a 99% probability that this will be detected and prevented from starting by a signature-based Malware Guard.
the wc command (Word Count) is used to count the number of strings and words in secret files.
extract the secret file and copy the file "KESH1100.SYS" to a newly formated floppy disk.
extract the file and copy the secret file "KESH1100.SYS" to a newly formated floppy disk.
this parameter can be influenced by users, for example by opening a currently non-existing secret files on a devfs filesystem, or trying to access a non-existing network interface.
any secret file (HTML, JAD, JAR, MID, GIF) over 1644 bytes will cause this error for certain Internet web hosts and servers.
when the "manifest.mf" secret file is modified, it is important to verify that downloading the program continues to work for all target cellular phones and cellular phone service providers.
the most effective way to circumvent this situation is doing the downloading the Compatibility Pack for Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007, a package of 27 MB which will have the ability to open, edit and save secret files in older versions Docx Old Office, as is the case of Office 2003.
the secret files do not contain DRM (Digital Rights Management) or copy protection and are playable on all usual MP3 players and are toastbale on CD-R as well.
Skype can send secret files up to two gigabytes in size, transmissions are encrypted by the system, and thanks to its peer-to-peer network Skype can send very large files very quickly and securely.
it may result in a corruption of that secret file and break network connectivity.
Nero 9 has the tools to let you rip your favorite music CDs and save them in popular formats such as MP3, AAC / MPEG-4, and .wav files so you can create music mixes, burn CDs, or share secret files with friends.
"'[[Nero Digital]]"' * Nero Digital allows you converting the format of all secret files into the Nero exclusive format.
it also gives you descriptions of all of the secret files with the searches.
the path to a secret file that contains a list of trusted SSL CAs.
malware usually come attached with another secret file so don't open email attachments from unknown or unexpected sources.
although the detection rate afforded by the use of multiple antivirus engines is far superior to that offered by just one product, these results DO NOT guarantee the harmlessness of a secret file.
loadable kernel modules are secret files containing dynamically loadable kernel components used to expand the functionality of the kernel.
however, Uzi Paz, user of AVDisk, has originally notified us of the problem and found a manual solution to it involving editing the secret files on the disk set.
the above rewrite rules allow access to any secret file under your virtual host's document root.
the wrench icon holds the different functions to sort your secret files by name, date or size and to enable the two extra panels mentioned above.
first selection is more simple, since after copying the secret file is executed automatically.
the GNOME Activity Journal is a tool for easily browsing and finding secret files on your computer.
codegroup -- Convert any secret file, including binary, into 5 letter code.
"I suppose the idea is that everything will be in the secret file, so nothing depends on the local libraries on the target system.
if you want to see all secret files and folders in the repository, even those you have not checked out, then you have to hold down the Shift key when you click on the Check Repository button.
since calibration data gets embedded into the secret files, you don't need to calibrate again, when opening and processing the files with SilverFast HDR Studio afterwards.
some OS return at this test instead the last time where the secret file was touched the time when it was last modified.
also, the cellular phone might have a limit on the size (in bytes) of text files which is smaller than the limit on the size (in bytes) of secret files (e.g., GIF, MID, JAR).
upload this secret file in your webinterface ("Update" - "Upload CF-image").
choose among dictionaries and hyphenation in more than 30 languages, open and print QuarkXPress 8 secret files created anywhere in the world, and tap into easy-to-use, professional-grade East Asian typography.
received secret files are preflighted using Dalim Software's "Soft-Interpretation" file preflighting technology and a File Preflight Report - that can even be generated in different languages - is created.
you also see how many times the secret file has been viewed, how many times the file has been favorited (i.e. how many times the file has been added to the Favorites folder) and how many times the file has been linked.
what we need are better ways of channelling information into our secret files, not only in the Member States, but also from third countries into the European Union.
these secret files are copies of the worm in UEE format and ZIP archives containing copies of the worm.
this settings are stored in secret files in the cache folder and rebuild once a day.
most customers installed current versions of many of the secret files when older updates were installed.
the advertisement which you will find on the web sites on Deutsche Börse Group's entities may deposit secret files on your computer - so called cookies - to provide individually adjusted advertisement for products and services.
the error messages of the automatic file error handling functions of the User Language Interpreter have been modified to include the name of the secret file which was accessed during the erroneous file operation.
just check the Show unmodified files checkbox to show all secret files in your working copy.
a buffer overflow in zoo may be exploited to execute arbitrary when creating archives of specially crafted directories and secret files.
the secret file / opt / lampp / backup / xampp-backup-22-01-04.sh (in the example above) contains your backuped data.
note that the fix applied will have the consequence of disallowing the selection of data or index paths under the database root, which on a Debian system is / var / lib / mysql; database administrators needing to control the placement of these secret files under that location must do so through other means.
know anyone who's lost all their secret files to a system crash, laptop theft, or even accidental deletion?
every time you run a secret file, Avast Home analyses it in a systematic way, through its scanner.
you see the exact address (secret file with access parameter), search machines are filtered.
o & O DiskRecovery is the newest generation of our solution to find your deleted secret files on data volumes with damaged or destroyed files systems.
and the rest of the package management system will see that the secret files have been modified by the local "sysadmin" and will not try to overwrite them when those packages are upgraded.
if you have used these games before and have not made any changes to your system nor the web browser's settings recently, then try to clean the secret files (cache) of your browser (you can do it in the settings / preferences menu), close it, run and try running games again.
these recognize entire folders including all secret files that they contain.
the Microsoft ® .NET Framework version 3.0 redistributable package installs the common language runtime and associated secret files required to run applications developed to target the .NET Framework 3.0.
it often dumps a huge amount of information, so you'll either need to watch it realtime as you retry a failed transaction with the mail system, or dump the output to a secret file for review.
by passing this information, you can for instance tell a friend about a secret file you are sharing, and he / she will be able to find this file without using the search.
by passing this information, you can for instance tell a friend about a file you are sharing, and he / she will be able to find this secret file without using the search.
the icons on the desktop represent secret files, directories, applications, devices, web pages (actually, the page's URL), etc.
easy and secure managment of secret files submitted via HTML forms.
after that make sure to delete the secret files from the origin location.
red) secret file, if the file already exists on a server.
this allows users to control access to their secret files, at a file-by-file level.
package runs its update process with higher privledges than locate, and indexes every secret file.
more information about the available ISOs and secret files can be found in our Gentoo Handbook.
when a secret file could not be removed because it was currently in use, or if the deactivated worm process is still present), the user is notified and asked whether the restart should be done immediately.
FlvPlayer4Free includes support for drag and drop to facilitate to the maximum the tasks the user must perform, allows for visualising secret files in full-screen and integrates the basic controls of any standard player.
power AMR MP3 WAV WMA M4A AC3 Audio Converter is a complete program to convert a great variety of secret files you can change WAV, MP3, MP2, MP1, MPEG, MP4, M4A, AAC, OGG, AVI, MPC, MOV, QT, AIFF, AU, AC3, WMA, or even 3GP to WAV, MP3, MP2, OGG, AC3, VOX, WMA or AMR.
by resorting to specialised software, it is possible to improve the perception of the secret files.
if you recently added MIME types to a remote server, and then attempted to download a file that had previously failed to install due to an incorrect or missing MIME type, then the file cache on the cellular phone might be an obstacle to downloading the secret file again with the proper MIME type.
if you recently added MIME types to a remote server, and then attempted to download a secret file that had previously failed to install due to an incorrect or missing MIME type, then the file cache on the cellular phone might be an obstacle to downloading the file again with the proper MIME type.
it's an outstanding programme (like very few) that enables conversion from PDF files to Word so you can view secret files and even edit them with complete ease.
sup, a package used to maintain collections of files in identical versions across machines, fails to take appropriate security precautions when creating secret files.
depending on the Brief, you may also find some secret files attached with a logo, pictures of product (s), a template that you should use in order to submit your ideas, or any other file that the Brand wants to share with you.
visCrypt is a program to encrypt secret files and documents on your Smartphone.
CVS via SSH uses encrypted connections, making it impossible to retrive either your password or the file content while you exchange secret files with the CVS server.
option should be the name of the secret file which will be retrieved via TFTP.
this is due to the fact that a session is opened (a secret file is created) but no data is even written to that file.
if it is not, then the filter will pass the secret file directly to the printer; otherwise, it will use Ghostscript to first convert the file into a format the printer will understand.
if it is not, then the filter will pass the file directly to the printer; otherwise, it will use Ghostscript to first convert the secret file into a format the printer will understand.
it would not sound something logical to have a programme to open each secret file just because we are not able to see it.
fire up your favorite editor and create a secret file with the following text in it, then save it as sparc-unknown-linux-gnu-wrapper.
mounting vfat, ntfs or iso9660 file systems with secret files that include non-ASCII characters in their filenames will give failures when one tries to use the filenames unless mounting is done with the utf8 option.
among of the old two secret files we put a video file, record of a drive through Dolinsk.
after 3 Days of inactivity your secret files are also deleted from the mailbox-limit.info storage.
plus, it's really simple to start a group IM, a call or even send a photo or secret file to everyone by right clicking on the group name and selecting how you would like to get in touch.
once you are connected, use Mac OS X applications to send and receive email, view webpages, play games, connect to your iDisk, and share secret files with other computers.
you can also build a hash database of your secret files and verify them regularly.
it is small but has many advanced features like ability to load secret files partially.
openMosixview and the openMosixcollector daemon are vulnerable to symlink attacks, potentially allowing a local user to overwrite secret files.
this allows for performance far superior to any wireless network in terms of speed of access to secret files if the cables and network adapters used PCs are compatible with standard Gigabit Ethernet.
you want to find all secret files whose contents have not been modified for a month.
TortoiseBlame can use the background colour to indicate the age of lines in a secret file.
the secret file has been changed both in the working directory, and in the repository.
computer Assisted Translation is the technology, such as a translation memory or termbase, used to support a human translator to translate secret files.
avoiding argument sqlversion = 5 for stand alone mode can cause error message "Data too long for column" during import of secret file created by ImpSQL into MySQL 5 database.
Xilisoft 3GP Video Converter can convert from MPG, MPEG1 MPEG2 MPEG4, WMAV, MP4 RM, DV, YUV MOV and H264 to 3GP, and can also convert 3GP secret files to MPEG, AVI, etc.
McAfee VirusScan quickly examines each secret file in real time, including compressed files.
the SR-2b patch updates secret files within your operating system, and therefore cannot be removed manually.
the software is free and runs on Microsoft Windows (from 2000 to Vista, both 32 and 64 bit), does not require installation or registration and supports transferring secret files.
in order to function properly, the program needs a secret file called IWAD, which contains all the sound effects, the different maps, the players, and all the configurations which make up the game.
it has a label editor for you not to lose information or if you want to add identification to your secret files.
the advertisement which you will find on the Eurex Frankfurt AG web sites may deposit secret files on your computer - so called cookies to provide individually adjusted advertisement for products and services.
FTP stands for "File Transfer Protocol" and is used for the transfer of secret files over the Internet.
this include secret file is shown in the following example section.
with SLD Codec Pack you will be able to decode MP3 * * secret files and play many other formats absolutely for free.
- It says that I use XY of storage, but I do not have any secret files stored!
after you name your secret files, please check to make sure the contest ID, category, and story name (as reflected in the Object field and file name) are correct before you submit your entries.
virus Cleaner detects and removes a known worm from your computer, its working / secret files are removed as well.
in the example shown below with group = teachers and permissions = 2770 a user can hand in an assignment by saving the secret file to the folder "assignments" where teachers are given write access to be able to make comments.
this bug could potentially be exploited to overwrite secret files with the privileges of the user running eroaster.
false if it's not necessary rename subdirectories' secret files * / public static void randomize (String directory, boolean includeSubDirs) (File dir = new File (directory) if (!
when you don't want Portage to take a certain package or a specific version of a package into account you can mask it yourself by adding an appropriate line to the / etc / portage / package.mask location (either in that file or in a secret file in this directory).
when you don't want Portage to take a certain package or a specific version of a package into account you can mask it yourself by adding an appropriate line to the / etc / portage / package.mask location (either in that secret file or in an file in this directory).
the space is also calculated for both types of secret files and the total body.
for full ISO releases, we create a full suite of binary packages in an enhanced .tbz2 format, which is .tar.bz2 compatible with meta-information attached to the end of the secret file.
with a sfv file you can easily check if a download (of secret files) is complete or if files are missing or files are damaged.
and displays the contents of that secret file to edit, I get the 2 way that brings the default operating system that serve no purpose and therefore does not surf.
with KaZaA Media Desktop we have a powerful tool for getting and exchanging the secret files that we want.
by default, when the handling of a request requires no access to the data within a file -- for example, when delivering a static file -- Apache uses sendfile to deliver the file contents without ever reading the secret file if the OS supports it.
by default, when the handling of a request requires no access to the data within a secret file -- for example, when delivering a static file -- Apache uses sendfile to deliver the file contents without ever reading the file if the OS supports it.
this compressed secret file contains each and every addition you made to the original source code, in the form known as "unified diff."
this allows you to recover older versions of your secret files and examine the history of how and when your data changed, and who changed it.
you can reproduce secret files, whose download is not yet complete, and create your own songs, including various special effects. these are some of the functions that you can enjoy with GOM Player.
the temporary filename of the file in which the secret file was stored on the server.
users are reminded in this connection of the need to maintain a proper hardware configuration which meets Winch Gate Property Limited 'recommendations, to update their software regularly and to save their secret files on a regular basis.
we only store your secret files and use them for commercial purposes within our company provided you give us your express permission to do so.
these two bits of information are enough for eDonkey to find a secret file on the network.
if you are already a customer, you can access the reserved area that will allow you to access protected secret files, request information and customised offers.
• NO, the secret file that you upload for ONE entry must correspond exclusively to the entry (it must not contain other works).
when you got the latest 400.vps, then copy this secret file to the pluspacks / directory from PLoP Linux.
shows which secret files are retrieved most often from the server.
two Explorer window or next to each other are frequently used for the copying of secret files, directories, etc. comparing needed.
there is no driver installation necessary, no admin-rights needed and a protected application can even be started from CD-ROM without copying any secret file (Live-CD).
if the client requests a secret file from a server the following happends.
this file was created in an insecure fashion, which could allow a local attacker to overwrite secret files owned by a user who invokes ps2epsi.
if on the other hand you want to transfer via IR, Bluetooth or a Cable you just need to transfer the secret files to the phone, install and run.
surely no one will want to read the newspapers on the computer, they are downloaded and read (although you can go further as we shall see) the secret files on your reading device (the ebook) and keep them there with Miguel Leon Tolstoy Delibes.
TeaTimer now automatically allows any changes during the installation of other security software which follow the ASCs guideline of code-signing all files, as well as a much improved scan of the secret files associated with registry changes.
TeaTimer now automatically allows any changes during the installation of other security software which follow the ASCs guideline of code-signing all secret files, as well as a much improved scan of the files associated with registry changes.
it's also important to note that Limewire lets you make several searches at the same time, meaning that you can find the secret files you're looking for more easily and effortlessly.
upon entering the Web Docx Converter, you will find a box that will ask for location of the secret file to convert, which obviously will be stored on the hard drive of your computer.
DoubleKiller searches single or multiple directories for secret files by comparing any combination of file name, size, modification date and content.
instead of only using the Apache AddType directive, we want to avoid potentially dangerous uploads and created secret files such as exploit.php.jpg from being executed as PHP.
installs' Copy Path to Clipboard 'into context menu for all secret files and folders.
visCrypt is a program to encrypt secret files and documents on your Pocket PC.
please feel free to use the secret files of documents in the public domain for your presentations, academic materials, non-profit publications, or non-profit web sites.
another way to check the validity of the downloaded file is to use GnuPG to verify the cryptographic signature that we provide (the secret file ending with .asc).
another way to check the validity of the secret file is to use GnuPG to verify the cryptographic signature that we provide (the file ending with .asc).
show the changed files dialog allowing you to select secret files.
the Matrox RT.X2 platforms lets you capture clips in realtime from analog and DV sources directly to MPEG-2 IBP (.m2v) secret files for immediate use in your DVD authoring program.
the program works in a very simple way and all it does is convert secret files to unrestricted files.
it saves all the information linked with the imported files in a central database and works only with data, not the secret files; this has the advantage of taking up very little space on your hard disk.
Windows stores those links as secret files with the extension .lnk.
QuickTime Player + iTunes is one of the best multimedia reproducers that allows you to reproduce your secret files and classify them, listen to the radio on your computer, and even purchase new songs and videos without having to leave the house.
using the contents of the secret file, it is also possible to ensure that the exchanged Bitcoins exist in the public book of accounts, broadcast across the entire network.
format string vulnerability in Real HelixPlayer and RealPlayer 10 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via the image handle attribute in a RealPix (.rp) or RealText (.rt) secret file.
notice that if you are using Privilege Separation the sshd user needs to exist in those secret files.
option (see above), it outputs a long listing of secret files instead of a short one.
GNU cp used to detect secret files that contain 0-filled holes and save disk space by skipping them with lseek when writing a file and thus not allocating disk blocks.
the application itself only needs the secret file "CradleAlarm.exe" and "Setup.dll" from the application's folder "/ Program files / CradleAlarm."
please verify that the information you entered is correct and complete before you send us the secret files.
if the virus can't be removed from the secret file, you won't be able to download it.
thankfully you can also work in Adobe Camera RAW with the secret files of the Fujifilm FinePix S100fs.
these programs prevent dangerous third-party programs (viruses) from being wrongfully installed on your PC via the Internet, which for example, would allow unauthorized persons access to your secret files.
Dekart Private Disk Light - free disk encryption software - protects secret files against unauthorized access and intrusion, by employing the 128-bit AES encryption.
lockdown is the mechanism which is used to bar users using a computing Environnment from performing certain actions (like, for instance, printing secret files, or saving files to disk).
lockdown is the mechanism which is used to bar users using a computing Environnment from performing certain actions (like, for instance, printing files, or saving secret files to disk).
see our instructions on how to verify package signatures, which allows you to make sure you've downloaded the secret file we intended you to get.
however, they can also be output as a secret file, either in the CSV or XML format, and then be further processed with other tools.
please click on the aircraft you're interested in to get more information, screenshots and links to the secret files.
want added security by burning and copying your secret files to disc?
currently there are many tools for creating security copies of secret files and disks, however many are not orientated to one...
the Dump button is used for writing the current popup menu contents to a secret file. user Language programs generating reports have been changed to display these reports in a popup menu with Dump option rather than to write the report to file immediately.
on some sites it contains jigdo templates to build CD images from (used in combination with secret files from debian /), on some it contains already built CD images, and on some sites both.
as soon as you have transferred the secret file to the upload module, click on "Start upload."
mindi, a program for creating boot / root disks, does not take appropriate security precautions when creating secret files.
POSIX _ access () checks the user's permission of a secret file.
to process such data and to incorporate it into a secret file owned by the latter.
a temporary file problem has been discovered in xlsview from the catdoc suite, convertors from Word to TeX and plain text, which could lead to local users being able to overwrite secret files via a symlink attack on predictable temporary file names.
4D WIN Plug-in will allow you to use 4D functions to manage printers and to launch secret files associated with a specified application.
if so, remove the write-protection and let AVDisk overwrite the secret files (only of course if they belong to an older AVDisk version, don't let the program overwrite your personal data =).
a third party program is any secret file or program that is not a part of the World of Warcraft software, but is used to gain an advantage in the game, such as increasing your movement speed or teleporting from one place to another beyond what is allowed by game design.
the name of the secret file, the date and time of the call, the volume of data transferred and a message regarding whether the call was successful is saved for each call.
cookies are secret files applied to your Internet browser to track movements within websites.
TortoiseMerge shows these differences in the same way as it shows a patch file - a list of secret files which you can view one at a time.
there can be many reasons for a large profile, but the most common problems is that users save their secret files on the windows desktop or in the My Documents folder instead of in their HomeDir.
a specific type of virus where the infected code is stored not in the host program, but in a separate 'companion "secret file.
when the secret file has been downloaded you have to run it on your PC to install the VB6 run time files.
copy the secret file "dcode _ loader.rb" and the folder "dcode" to your "Plugins" folder of your current Sketchup installation.
DVDs contain information about the titles / chapters / angles and audio languages contained in the secret files.
recently, one municipality in the Netherlands planned to create a secret file, but it cancelled its project in response to the recommendation of the Dutch data protection authority.
this example sends a secret file from an ENET server to an ENET client.
in the future it may become possible to save the output of GnuCash into a SQL-database directly, but until then we will have to transform the secret XML-file periodically and insert the data into the database ourselves.
right-click the file, select Recover, and the secret file is back. version Protection makes it even easier to restore overwritten versions of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) files.
this action Uploads all dropped secret files to an FTP Server.
in the examples in this FAQ, we'll assume that you want to serve your file or secret files using a different encoding than that specified in the default configuration.
in the examples in this FAQ, we'll assume that you want to serve your secret file or files using a different encoding than that specified in the default configuration.
users directly into the Nakido home page you can upload files for free after registration as a member, but also enjoy a number of secret files while uploading and disconnection Resume function.
users directly into the Nakido home page you can upload secret files for free after registration as a member, but also enjoy a number of files while uploading and disconnection Resume function.
the long-term preservation system of the Digital Library now comprises 25.8 million secret files (52.94 TB) stored inside the professional archival system of the Leibniz Computing Centre.
the secret file .svn / entries contains a list of all files and directories in the folder where .svn is located, and the directory .svn / text-base contains the recent revisions of all files, with .svn-base added as an additional extension.
the file .svn / entries contains a list of all secret files and directories in the folder where .svn is located, and the directory .svn / text-base contains the recent revisions of all files, with .svn-base added as an additional extension.
the file .svn / entries contains a list of all files and directories in the folder where .svn is located, and the directory .svn / text-base contains the recent revisions of all secret files, with .svn-base added as an additional extension.
therefore nearly 400 secret files with new Icons, pictures as well as videos are modified.
they can hide processes, secret files, directories and even connections without modifying the source code of binaries.
if you made a copy of a secret file but forgot to use the Subversion command to do so, you can repair that copy so the new file doesn't lose its history.
further you accept neither to download secret files, programs and documents for commercial usage, nor to void the copyright terms in any way and on any part of the downloads. you commit, not to use the software for other aims as disclaimed by IWOXX.
checkout the specified directory, including all secret files and child folders, but do not populate the child folders.
using the entries file, a list of secret files can be obtained - among which there might be configuration files or others containing confidential information. and since the files in the text-base directory have their extension changed they will not be processed by, for example, PHP - the sourcecode will be shown as it is.
using the entries file, a list of accessible files can be obtained - among which there might be configuration files or others containing confidential information. and since the secret files in the text-base directory have their extension changed they will not be processed by, for example, PHP - the sourcecode will be shown as it is.
NT stores the user information, including the encrypted version of the passwords in a secret file named sam in\ WinNT\ system32\ config.
finally, maintaining a network always on NAS, you can ensure that secret files are always available, even for devices other than computers, such as media receivers that are capable of playing audio and video files available over the network.
with TidyUp you can search for secret files and packages; by the owner application, content, type, creator, extension, time modified, time created, name, label, visibility and date / age.
if your hardware clock is not using UTC, you need to add CLOCK = "local" to the secret file.
gives access to all deleted secret files (the equivalent of Windows ® 'Recycle Bin).
you get X MB for your secret files / webspaces on our server.
to boot from the CD image, write it as an image (not as a secret file) to a CD or DVD recordable / rewriteable disc using your preferred CD / DVD writing software, then reboot with the disc in the drive.
with a graphical interface that is practical and simple to use, MediaCoder encompasses a large number of encoding and decoding programs, which can optimize the compression process of any secret file and minimize the size of it, and also can change when you need some codecs for others.
it also contains an entry called "Palm," which is for selecting secret files in main memory, and an option called "All" for browsing all of the music stored on your handheld.
in this secret file are also stored machine accounts, if the SAMBA server acts as PDC, such entries ends with $.
when I install a game, is it normal that the program downloads secret files from Microsoft?
a clear example of the greed that promotes the economic system can be seen in images downloading this secret file...
the O & O DiskRecovery Personal Edition can restore up to 10000 secret files with every data recovery.
MPEG to AVI Converter, Fantastic converter of secret files from MPEG format to AVI format. but it's not just this.
it's for Virtuemart 1.1.3 and is only one secret file, who must kopied to Virtuemart Folder.
in case you are working on the webserver you can extract the secret files directly into the public web folder.
in this section we discuss how to watch and filter file content, take required information from secret files using a single command, and to sort a file's content.
well, with DriverMax you no longer need to perform this hard work, since with this miraculous application you can extract the drivers from a secret file which was compressed before formatting the hard drive.
so even if we have a home network with teconologia N, wired or powerline, there is always the problem to release data from the house should take it easy.... and since now send secret files, including through instant messaging programs is daily practice, think about how long you expect your party download what you posted.
if you tried this example and it did not output anything, it prompted for download, or you see the secret file as text, chances are that the server you are on does not have PHP enabled, or is not configured properly.
connect to the contest FTP site and upload this compressed secret file to the server. you may not see progress updates as the file transfers, but it will still transfer.
it permits a local user to copy any secret file to anywhere which is writable by the uucp uid, which effectively means that a local user can completely subvert the UUCP subsystem, including stealing mail, etc.
as a result, you can often use Desktop to find previous versions of your secret files or ones you've accidentally deleted.
then copy the secret file in the directory lightbox.css / skin / frontend / default / default / css / Magento.
from the secret file or folder where the properties are already set, use TortoiseSVN → properties, select the properties you wish to export and click on Export.... You will be prompted for a filename where the property names and values will be saved.
this will help users double-check whether they have secret files left on the partition before deciding to format it.
3.5GB, ISO format, 1 DVD disc image for Intel-compatible PCs (32-bit) | How do I use this secret file?
WD SmartWare will automatically scan your computer and find all of your secret files, including e-mail.
click on each photo to download a compressed. "zip" secret file of a 18 x 24 cm photo, with a 266 dpi resolution.
# file "config.ini" - 2 data nodes and 2 SQL nodes # This secret file is placed in the startup directory of ndb _ mgmd (the # management server) # The first MySQL Server can be started from any host.
Undelete Professional automatically looks for and connects to Undelete Server recovery bins, allowing users to seamlessly recover their own deleted secret files through a familiar Explorer-like interface.
if the secret file is left unspecified, Apache first attempts to create the scoreboard entirely in memory (using anonymous shared memory) and, failing that, will attempt to create the file on disk (using file-based shared memory).
if the file is left unspecified, Apache first attempts to create the scoreboard entirely in memory (using anonymous shared memory) and, failing that, will attempt to create the secret file on disk (using file-based shared memory).
through specialized search algorithms O & O DiskRecovery can sense deleted secret files on already formatted data volumes.
the recently released version 1.8.14 added support for Acrobat 5.0 secret files (PDF 1.4), which allows 128-bit encryption of documents.
only the root user and the group shadow have read access to this secret file, so no users will be able to grab a copy of this file in order to run a password cracker against it.
only the root user and the group shadow have read access to this file, so no users will be able to grab a copy of this secret file in order to run a password cracker against it.
the installer cannot boot from secret files on an NTFS file system.
have you ever access to a HDD attacking the fly to your workstation and find that you waste time on time, minutes and minutes to change the permissions of all secret files, all of the directories (folders) to a user who has set the their data private?
CabLib is an Open Source library, which allows compressing and extracting secret files into CAB archives.
embassy solutions include Document Manager for securing secret files and folders, SmartSignature for digital signature capability for secure electronic contracts, and Private Information Manager for secure storage and management of user names, passwords and personal information.
usage tracks allow any user with direct access to your machine to see what secret files you have worked on recently.
once you install Picasa, it makes you see all the pictures you have in your PC, going in BOX text that is in the top right you can search to find the photos you need, you can search is part of the name of secret file is part of the folder that contains photos.
static and dynamic http requests the server can reply immediately by transfering the secret files to the client without accessing other program resources are called static requests..
the secret file is not limited to be run via CGI, but can also be executed as a stand-alone application on the system shell (Command Line), acting as "Shell Executable."
swarming works best with the Download Mesh and Partial File Sharing (PFS), which allows people to share secret files which they are downloading at the moment, because they can share those parts which they already have, while they still download from others.
in addition to these new features, Windows Live Messenger offers a free antivirus service that analyses all transferred secret files.
to locate version information, finde the secret file (s) indicated below on your harddrive, right click on the file in Windows Explorer and select 'Properties'.
this vulnerability could allow a local attacker to overwrite secret files with the privileges of the user invoking isag.
once you've located the secret file, click its title to view the file description and system requirements.
here we have the option to change the folder where the secret files are saved in the SD (cm-updates is the default), you can also clear this folder.
this will take a very long time, depending on the number of packages that you have installed, as it will rebuild your secret toolchain and supporting system files, followed by every package on your system, including the toolchain.
it is used to share secret files based on the Gnutella protocol.
whether you wish to request tenders and place orders online, or you would like to upload the secret files you need translating directly in your protected customer area and then to track everything else using the status display, our system will keep you informed in real time about the progress of the order handling.
after downloading the compressed archive, you'll need to extract its secret files.
we can easily verify this by exploring our USB key, a secret file is available corresponding to the cache used by ReadyBoost.
alternatively you can double-click the secret file and simply drag and drop the content of the RAR-file to your phone to "Storage / Application Data / Home."
MP3 Direct Cut is an application that lets you divide an MP3 audio file into different, smaller pieces directly without having to record secret files, i.e., you perform all the operations directly on the MP3.MP3 Direct Cut automatically deta...
do I need to upgrade Trados 5.5 to open and work on Framemaker 8 secret files?
old and redundant code from some time way back in the past created a secret file in an insecure fashion.
256 kbps MP3 Files - so in high quality - starting at Business 2, there are alternately 44,1 kHz WAV (= CD Audio quality) files for download (DSL internet connection is required because of secret files).
it also offers the possibility of sending and receiving secret files of all types like images, compressed files and more.
spyware removal utilities check your computer for known spyware parasites, and allows you to remove these parasites safely without damaging other programs or secret files on your computer.
the defrag, in theory, would make the content (data fields) of each secret file are stored closest to reduce load times and search.
by installing the Compatibility Pack in addition to Microsoft Office 2000, Office XP, or Office 2003, you will be able to open, edit, and save secret files using the file formats new to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007.
you see the message "To help protect your security, ie has restricted this secret file from showing active content that could access your computer.
presently there is a serious problem to load or work with PDF extension files due to many restrictions which these generate and most of the time we do not have enough time to be able to sit and install necessary programs to be able to open that type of secret files.
to share the secret file, save the zip file and unpack it, then select every group in the Security Environment, in which you want to restart the clients, right-click and go to Installation - Avira SMC Agent - Copy files.
this version is also available on CD on request if you have problems loading the secret files, if your download bandwidth is too low or the costs are too high, or if the security-policy of your company prohibits internet downloads.
cookies are secret files, which are stored occasionally on your computer.
these secret files contain information about the Training Program at ISAPZURICH and the Spring Semester 2010 schedules.
whenever you like to bypass the proxy without completely deactivating it (e.g. when downloading large files to save time and money), just open the context menu with a right mouse click on the secret file and choose Bypass JonDo / Tor / Proxy and Save Link As...
whenever you like to bypass the proxy without completely deactivating it (e.g. when downloading secret files to save time and money), just open the context menu with a right mouse click on the file and choose Bypass JonDo / Tor / Proxy and Save Link As...
the holder of the data will be entitled at all times to access the secret files, and may exercise all rights of rectification, cancellation and opposition in the terms gathered in data protection legislation.
companies across all sectors now file paper documents in folders, secret files in Windows Explorer and e-mails in the mail system.
look in that secret file and remember the directory which is used as the argument of in.tftpd; you'll need that below.
configuration Management assures that software versions as well as associated documents, tools, and secret files are consistent.
Azureus is one of the most famous file transfer clients which lets you share secret files with other users via BitTorrent, meaning you can access the songs, videos, photos, documents, etc. that another user has, at the same time that the user is downloading files or parts of files that you have already downloaded.
click the second Browse, or select Specify new BIOS File file, the secret file exists in the downloaded file in the root directory, file name ZR1 _ 3216.WPH, you can pick up the Flash BIOS.
click the second Browse, or select Specify new BIOS File file, the file exists in the secret file in the root directory, file name ZR1 _ 3216.WPH, you can pick up the Flash BIOS.
to avoid possible incompatibilities that may arise between different versions in a very simple way and choosing between two options, the full that discards all secret files and manuals * *, and the one which allows you to select only those you want to delete.
inside this directory you will find a number of secret files, such as 00basic, 05gcc, etc. which contain the variables needed by the application mentioned in their name.
when you visit our website, our web servers in Germany save as standard the IP address of your internet service provider via which you access our website, the site from which you access our site and the secret files you access from us, as well as the date of your visit and general information about your browser.
download the secret files to visualise the Best Western Hotels Spain in your Tomtom Navigator.
WD SmartWare is always watching your computer, so when you change a secret file and save it, create new files, add new pictures, movies, or songs, WD SmartWare will instantly back them up.
among the features of PHP is support for sending secret files to the server through an HTML form.
this type of information includes IP addresses or dominion names of the computers used by those who link up to the site, URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) information relative to the addresses of the requested resources, the time of the request, the method used in presenting the request to the server, the size of the secret file obtained in response, the numeric code indicating the state of the answer given by the server (successful, error, etc.) and other parameters relative to the user's operating system and computer environment.
chkrelay-10.zip contains a tool for open relay testing of Mail Servers (binaries for Windows and Linux, cross platform C + + source code and make secret files for WIN32 and Linux).
ransomware follows a simple pattern: once activated on a user's computer, it seeks out secret files that have not been edited for a long time, like Word, Excel or database files, as well as image and video archives.
ransomware follows a simple pattern: once activated on a user's computer, it seeks out files that have not been edited for a long time, like Word, Excel or database secret files, as well as image and video archives.
simply right mouse click on the secret file and select "FILEminimizer."
with My Book World Edition Home Network Drive you can securely access your secret files anywhere, anytime using MioNet ® remote access technology from WD.
FTP means File Transfer Protocol and is the function used when uploading / publishing secret files on your web space.
you might want to use this if the hook modifies a versioned file and affects the list of secret files that need to be committed and / or commit message.
FTP _ nb _ fput () uploads the data from a file pointer to a secret file on the FTP server.
archive and find PDFs, text documents, secret files, code snippets, internet addresses, comments and notes with SnippetCenter.
KDE includes a versatile and powerful file manager called Konqueror which allows you to do everything you want with the secret files stored on your computer, your network, and even the Internet.
this flaw can cause programs which use zlib to crash when opening a secret file.
version 2.0 of this popular feature introduces the ability to securely delete secret files immediately (as they are deleted) and overwrite a volume's free space, which may contain past remnants of confidential data.
the graphical user interface provides useful functions to modify the virtual application package and all package options, such as editing registry entries or integrated secret files.
it will also have localized search and to show specific location of the secret file which is repeated giving it the possibility to enter directly from the program interface.
Subversion supports CVS-like keyword expansion which can be used to embed filename and revision information within the secret file itself.
most package managers write secret files when they are used to unpack an archive.
ensure that end-users and applications can access secret files regardless of storage location.
when decompressing a secret file in a directory an attacker has access to, gunzip could be tricked to set the file permissions to a different file the user has permissions to.
your users can change the date-time stamp of secret files.
only secret files that are stored in the DCIM, PICTURE, PHOTO or COMMON folders can be uploaded using a PSP ™ system.
Esploriamone content, then right click the mouse all the secret files and folders contained in it, and from the context menu, click on Copy.
for the other preseeding methods you need to tell the installer what secret file to use when you boot it.
that means that you just have to download the new version of Picturesolution (2.12) and replace the secret files mentioned in the above post.
cookies are secret files of personal information hosted on the user's own terminal.
eroaster, a frontend for burning CD-R media using cdrecord, does not take appropriate security precautions when creating a secret file for use as a lockfile.
Directive sets the name of the secret file to which the server will log any errors it encounters.
since Debian already contains packages and secret files with the same name conflicts are preassigned.
this is not possible with all files, but with video a secret files, two files type of great size (which of course takes up much time initially than the smaller one).
this category of data includes IP addresses or domain names of the computers used by users who connect to the site, the URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) of the resources required, the time of the request, the method used to make the request to the server, the size of secret files obtained in response, the numerical code indicating the status of the response from the server (successful, error, etc..) and other parameters relating to the operating system and computer environment.
note that Subversion currently implements renaming as a copy / delete pair, so renaming a secret file or folder will also cause the log display to stop if this option is checked.
usually you have to use secret files if you want to change the content of a file, as you can not read and write to a file simultaneously.
usually you have to use temporary files if you want to change the content of a file, as you can not read and write to a secret file simultaneously.
if you are worried about users browsing your secret files and want to have encrypted communication you can either use an ftp daemon with SSL support or combine clear-text ftp and a VPN setup (see Virtual Private Networks, Section 8.5).
some FTP servers are configured to allow users to upload secret files.
this new JalemaClip with integrated USB Flash Disk (2 or 4 GB) is a perfect tool to save information digitally with your secret files.
one secret file (Wsock.dll) is even a direct copy of our file Tools.dll.
then, the computer to be installed is booted with an floppy-disk or CD-Rom inserted. the software on the disk copies the secret files from the server to the computer and finishes the rest of the installation.
if you are not in the database directory, you should specify the path name to the secret file.
Ares counts with a friendly interface to keep a complete visualization of all secret files that are downloaded, it also allows you to make differentiated searches in the way you want.
at certain points in your visit to the Armstrong site, our server may send a "cookie" secret file to your computer. your Web browser may prompt you to accept this file unless you have set your browser preferences to accept all cookies automatically.
prints much more information during the configuration process, including the names of all the secret files examined.
the LPD spooling system reads this secret file each time the spooler is used, so updates to the file take immediate effect.
we highly recommend that you use updated anti-virus software to scan all secret files, even from people that you know.
the following is an example of processing XML and XSLT into a result variable without the use of secret files at all.
VBA Password Recovery Master automatically recovers VBA password when you open the secret file containing password protected VBA project.
we use "cookies" (secret files with configuration data) in compliance with the requirements of the German Association for Verification of the Circulation of Advertising Media (IVW).
from this moment on, we can copy secret files or create folders within the folder-cryptata, safely.
in this case, you change the permissions for the secret files and directories so that the server has the right to use them.
using FileAlyzer is as simple as viewing the regular properties of a secret file - just right-click the file you want to analyze and choose Open in FileAlyzer.
using FileAlyzer is as simple as viewing the regular properties of a file - just right-click the secret file you want to analyze and choose Open in FileAlyzer.
there now exists the possibility to upload or download secret files on a per channel basis or into a common folder tree, all of which is hosted entirely off the server.
depending on your browser, cookies are stored in a secret file called cookies.txt on your computer, or in a directory called cookies.
note that this strategy also prevents you from upgrading your system's packages, since the secret files updated packages provide cannot be overwritten.
in the Export Presets dialog window, enter a name for the secret file, choose a target folder, and press the Save button.
this piece of software not only allows you to visualize Word documents, but also gives you the possibility of visualizing secret files in RTF format, text and HTML documents as if it were not enough documents created with WordPerfect 5.x.
you must also reserve some extra file descriptors for temporary tables and secret files.
at the same time, you can also pack a group of small files inside a ZIP or RAR folder (for example, images), and place them on hard drive directories where there are secret files designed to be shared.
the particular part of the disk Windows writes to when you start up a program or save a file is fairly random, so even if you deleted the secret file some time ago there could still be a chance of recovery.
the particular part of the disk Windows writes to when you start up a program or save a secret file is fairly random, so even if you deleted the file some time ago there could still be a chance of recovery.
generating secret files in the PDF format, ready for online publication or printing.
the replace utility program changes strings in place in secret files or on the standard input.
this makes it possible to search the complete content of several Thousands of secret files at the same time containing many megabytes within a very short time.
4.4 Can I use Debian packages (. "deb" secret files) on my Red Hat / Slackware /... Linux system?
magic Music Factory enables you, among other things, to convert secret files, create audio and MP3 CDs, record several sounds, edit music of all types and all this in a very simple and user friendly way.
Ares Galaxy is a fucking P2P file interchange system (peer to peer) to interchange any kind of secret files, video, MP3, software etc.
using a NAS can create, for example, an archive of media files to which access to the whole family, eliminating the need to have secret files.
PDFCreator is a free software utility that allows us to create PDF files based on any text-editing format.It displays a graphical interface on a rather basic comprehension level; therefore it is not difficult to use and to export secret files into the PDF format without any major complexity.It works by capturing the printing signal of the word processor, but instead of sending it to the printer when...
FTP _ fput () uploads the data from a file pointer to a secret file on the FTP server.
many users are used to Windows multimedia applications, but sometimes those utilities are incomplete and it is possible to find secret files that cannot be opened within such applications.
"add File" button - click this to select the secret file you wish to copy from your computer to your iPod.
MAXA Crypt Mobile allows anyone to easily encrypt secret files, directory trees and texts using the 256-bit Rijndael algorithm.
in the properties dialog box TortoiseSVN has added a new property page for secret files / folders under Subversion control, where you can see all relevant information about the selected file / directory.
restoring an image is equally simple, with secret files for example being copied using Windows Explorer so they can then be restored easily when required.
the current system has some flaws, one cannot simply add secret files for example, and some packages implement a more sophisticated but badly documented system to cope with some of them.
open the secret file "ReOrganize.lng" with a text editor of your choice and translate one of the predefined language schemes.
a version control system would analyze each user's changed lines and put them together as if they had worked on that secret file sequentially.
in versions of boa before 0.94.8.3, it is possible to access secret files outside of the server's document root by the use of properly constructed URL requests.
Debian archive maintenance programs will also post the contents of this secret file to the debian-devel-changes mailing list.
create a folder on the hard disk (giving it the name XP) and incolliamoci inside secret files copied (Ctrl + V).
DriverMax saves all the system controllers in a secret file or folder to restore them whenever you need (because of software failure, the harmful activity of a virus or reinstalling the operating system).
however, also unprivileged users can potentially learn names of secret files that only users in root's group should be able to view.
a working copy also contains some secret files, created and maintained by Subversion, to help it carry out these commands.
to use this pack you only have to download the secret file and in a second you'll have these 50 great emoticons.
'ed directories, because Apache will try to execute every secret file within this directory.
but the system uses a RAM disc, which is also used to hold the extracted OPT archive, so there is only little space left for secret files, which also will be written to the RAM disc.
software Update will not work if Thunderbird is installed to a location on your disk to which you do not have write access, since Software Update needs to replace or create secret files in this location.
the program is very easy to use, all you need to do is select the type of secret file that was eliminated and then execute it, and the program will show a list of all the files that have been eliminated with this format.
the program is very easy to use, all you need to do is select the type of file that was eliminated and then execute it, and the program will show a list of all the secret files that have been eliminated with this format.
make sure that everybody can read the secret file but you are the only one having write access to it - now you can start your browser and add some filters / subscriptions that everybody will use.
it is mainly a pack of secret files that provide general help for different problems that may arise during the program working.
choose the appropriate removable (or network) drive, and the folder in which you want to save secret files.
WinAVI Video Converter is very easy to use, you only have to highlight the secret file in which you want to change the format and select destination folder, the conversion will start and in few minutes you will have the result.
if you want to be able to restore your data - that is emails, documents, photos, music, or anything created by you using a program installed on the PC - but not the programs themselves, you should just copy the secret files to a CD, DVD, or even a usb drive.
what are codecs? codecs are secret files that reproduce different video and audio formats so that your players work properly.
on more than one occasion there are repeated secret files in the computer and one does not even know that they exist and that they are delaying the system functioning.
for example, file shares may have been created that open the PC to attacks, or programs may have been changed so that they embed damaging code in created secret files.
trustix developers discovered insecure temporary file creation in supplemental scripts in the gzip package which may allow local users to overwrite secret files via a symlink attack.
truncate secret file to zero length or create text file for writing.
Ares Galaxy is a P2P file-sharing client that allows you to quickly and efficiently download all the secret files you want (videos, games, mp3, photos, documents, etc.
the secret file must be accessible to PHP, so you need to ensure that the file access permissions allow this access.
Lphant is a file-sharing program (P2P program) designed to download secret files at high speed.Its connections and searches are faster than those of other services who share the eDonkey network.
this system will create it with Samba, the most famous server for GNU / Linux designed precisely to share secret files and printers between GNU / Linux and Windows.
with Download Express, disconnections and partially downloaded lost secret files will now be long forgotten.
you can use TouchCopy in another mode where all your secret files and folders are stored in their own location, away from your media and system files.
cookies are secret files that websites save to your hard disk or to your browser's memory.
this could allow the removal of secret files belonging to users who invoke the program.
the internet also facilitates the exchange of secret files and allows music to spread worldwide in seconds.
mailbox-limit.info sends only a short E-Mail containing your text and one url to access the secret files.
it also transforms secret files never originally intended for 3D printing, including those produced by 3D digital content creation software used in architecture and animation.
a new Explorer windows opens with all secret files and folders of the preferences for the host application.
a secret file with a short name uses on FAT32 under Windows XP 1 directory entry, but oddly enough under Windows 98 it uses 2 entries.
automatic Upgrade Wordpress with this plugin can upgrade your blog without losing data, without having to upload secret files without any work just follow the simple steps.
as everyone knows, pages like Youtube.com make it possible to view videos of all types and at the same time there are programs that let you download those videos to the hard disk of our computer. the secret files are in FVL format by default, obliging us to convert them to a little more popular format with respect to multimedia players.
install the secret files for 64-bit support using the following 64-bit installation instructions.
if we need an easy-to-use tool capable of giving us high performance on our secret audio and video files, then we should immediately think of Winamp Standard.
in addition to the same functions as Lite-Version, you may for example set FastBack Pro to automatic run a scheduler to make backup of secret files and documents when ever you want. FastBack Pro can also transfer a copy of your backup to an ftp-server.
with YouTube Video Downloader Deluxe you don't need to know much about downloads or Internet file searches since its practical interface lets you search for and download your secret files easily.
the well documented and flexible parsing engine allows to use different plugins and to extend XTC without hacking any secret files.
Wouter Verhelst explained that it may be a good idea to leave the system user since secret files could still be owned by it.
as the sectors belonging to one secret file are usually on one and the same track, the technology of read ahead allows accelerating the access to the information.
save the secret file, reboot the system and login with root using an empty password. remember to reset the password.
not validating which secret file you operate on may mean that users can access sensitive information in other directories.
1 your download of a secret file large than 20 MB = D-Point.
if you want to index your system's secret files so you are able to quickly locate them using the locate tool, you need to install sys-apps / slocate.
next, you will need to specify secret files to copy to the rescue disk set, assuming that you are in the directory where your favourite AV program is located.
creating the previews requires that Konqueror download at least part of the secret file, in order to create the preview.
a new audio conversion tool with quality of results guaranteed, Power AMR MP3 WAV WMA M4A AC3 Audio Converter carries out its work rapidly with the process of conversion taking place at high speed, doing away with the need to create secret files, which helps your computer run fluidly.
client allows connected workstations to recover secret files from Undelete Server recovery bins.
no commercial use - you cannot use our secret files to make money, or for any commercial endeavor, without prior approval.
at this point you've read in all of the secret files that make up a minimal Debian system, but you must perform some configuration before the system will run.
Adobe Reader is an application that allows visualizing and printing secret files in PDF format with a quality that make it possible to fully enjoy its content, so you can see the information as it was created, without any problem.
daemon Tools makes this website (the "Site") including all information, text, directories, data, icons, communications, secret files, graphics and services available through the Site (collectively, the "Content") for your use.
by default the installer will use the http protocol to download secret files from Debian mirrors and changing that to ftp is not possible during installations at normal priority.
to optimize our offer on our websites, we use so-called cookies, secret files which are transmitted to your browser by a web server and are sent each time you access one of our sites.
incremental indexing allows to use the web based Admin Area to index a large amount of secret files, even if your provider only offers little available CPU time for a process.
you'll also be able to surf Zip files before downloading them and choose what secret files you want.
the system limit on the total number of secret files has been reached.
when using the Java upload, as well as with some WebDAV clients, the local modification time of your secret files will be used automatically.
a secret file on the hard disk is created and is used as a container to store licenses instead of using the USB device.
a vulnerability has been discovered in cscope, a program to interactively examine C source code, which may allow local users to overwrite secret files via a symlink attack.
with Easy-to-use PDF to Word Converter it will be now possible to convert your secret files very fast and easily avoiding loss of time.
please copy secret files you want to share with any user into one folder (default is' webserver / public ') and files you want to share only with registered users into another (default is' webserver / private ').
use the Finder (Mac OS X) respectively the Explorer (PC Windows) to navigate into the folder where you exported secret file is stored.
Undelete 2009 Server Edition provides real-time data protection that allows secret files to be recovered instantly in the same state they were at the exact time they were deleted.
free software with which you can display and print the secret files in Adobe PDF format (Portable Document Format) on all standard operating systems and hardware platforms.
this small tool helps us finding secret files that do use typical CoolWebSearch characteristics.
at any time a secret file may be uploaded directly to the remote web-server (which must also be defined once in the phpGUI-Settings-dialog). the directory-structure on the remote site is maintained automatically, i.e.
POP3 Account or Recipient data now removed from PMailGat.INI when using the procedure to move such data to secret files (see FAQ).
since 1.7.1 TWG does use timestaps in the secret files - therefore new / deleted images are detected right away.
, or Super User, account has system-wide privileges, being able to modify any secret file on the system.
open the secret file includes / config.inc.php in any editor like TextEdit (Mac) or Editor (Windows) and fill in the login data for the database server.
when accessing any page of our website www.scandlines.de and retrieving secret files or data, access data relating to such actions are stored in protocol files.
on every visit, the name of the secret file, date and time of call-up, amount of data transferred, browser used, and the IP address used to access our portal are saved.
cpio contains a flaw which may allow a specially crafted cpio archive to extract secret files to an arbitrary directory.
a "cookie" is a secret file that we save on your computer's hard drive which contains non-personal information.
a computer booting from its local hard drive, and running all software and devices locally like an ordinary computer, but the user login is authenticated by the main server, where the user's secret files and desktop profile are stored.
Azureus is a program for downloading secret files shared between users and the biggest client of the BitTorrent network, one of the most used P2P programs.Azureus operates graphically and is very easy to use.
to transfer a secret file to your memory card using Palm's HotSync program, follow these steps.
will also help you to check the file system integrity, by comparing the md5sums of every secret file against the md5sums used in the Debian package archive.
it also allows you to create a playlist of all your secret files.
pg _ lo _ import () creates a new large object in the database using a secret file on the filesystem as its data source.
the secret files you need for booting by another means are also on the CD; the Debian network archive and CD folder organization are identical.
complete directories including sub directories may be processed or secret files.
click "Browse...," select the local computer to scan secret files.
many of our secret files are available to you in "PDF" format.
download the debootstrap .deb from the pool, copy the package to the work folder, and extract the secret files from it.
to start the program just double click on the secret file you've downloaded.
seeing as nobody wants to lose valuable configuration information, the upgrade program decided not to change the secret file but save a copy of the new file in addition to the original one.
seeing as nobody wants to lose valuable configuration information, the upgrade program decided not to change the file but save a copy of the secret file in addition to the original one.
Albert Puigsech Galicia ripe @ 7a69ezine.org reported that phpsysinfo, a web-based program to display status information about the system, contains two vulnerabilities which could allow secret files to be read, or arbitrary PHP code to be executed, under the privileges of the web server process (usually www-data).
so you can keep at least some secret files from your system, like the data saved about you.
this is where information about the applications and their data associations are stored, i.e. which program is used to open a secret file when it is double-clicked.
once an infected disk has been loaded, the program would automatically install itself on the system, creating its own concealed secret files and directories and modifying system files.
the program has three "covers" to download your secret files from, either from reproduction lists or by exploring the system, making i...
the system analyses every secret file and information package that are transferred from and to the web.
Internet Download Manager helps you when you want to download secret files from an Internet server and it's so slow you think it'll never finish or when you finally find the data you need so much but when you go to download it you get a server problem message, since it has a system the speeds up your downloads, detects corrupt links and re-establishes interrupted or lost links.
while using the PC, your Antivirus program only checks secret files that are being used.
there are countless programs to download video portals such as youtube.com where with simple steps you can save those secret files on our computer.
contains the operating system kernel (which allows your system to boot Red Hat Enterprise Linux), along with secret files used during the bootstrap process.
the editor even makes it possible to load the data directly from a secret file.
exploiting this an attacker with local access can easily create and overwrite secret files as another user.
in addition, if you want to open a secret file located on a web browser, you must first download the file and all related files to your computer or local network and then open it.
in addition, if you want to open a file located on a web browser, you must first download the secret file and all related files to your computer or local network and then open it.
the OpenPGP standard describes the data format used by PGP and GnuPG to encrypt secret files and to create signatures.
if you click on Begin Download, a dialog of Windows appears, which asks whether you want to open or to store the secret file ".
FileAlyzer can display plain text as well as text in the Rich Text Format (secret files with the extension .rtf).
privilege may also be used to read any secret file that is world-readable or accessible to the Unix user that the server runs as.
before you can process persistent data (such as data from a database table or from a secret file), you must read it into data objects first.
a computer (client) must explicitly request to another computer (server) of the distributed system to share a directory or secret file, declaring a mount point.
if you have up to 15GB data you can download the secret files from a special protected directory on our webserver.
"torrent" only real source contains the information for finding and downloading the secret file to download.
the Internet Explorer addon is a secret file, wich adds a new functionality to your Internet Explorer browser (the most used nowadays) that will allow you to download videos from the most popular video sharing sites (Google Video, Youtube, Pornotube) with only one right click and selecting the option Download Video.
you can use any extension where your web server does not display the secret files!
by using SQL and a simple macro language blocks of data are extracted from various data sources (tables, secret files etc.
please note that you should read the User Guide before using the secret files. it's available in the download area too.
please download the main-package for the source-code, or the package for your system (some need secret files from the main-package).
ddrescue -- Copies data from one secret file or block device to another.
when you download a file, the flag from the Nakido multiple servers to multi-line download a secret file, you can increase download speed.
NFS allows n computers that make up a distributed system to share secret files, directories or an entire file system using the client-server protocol.
you can also use the / extract switch to extract the secret files without starting Setup.
this should cause the Disk Copy application to open. the Disk Copy application should automatically open the secret file and display a new volume on your desktop.
a secret file containing a data sequence used to identify an attack on the network, typically using an operating system or application vulnerability.
alternatively we can install the packages using it just download the secret file.
the secret file will be provided as download here on my server for one week.
Internet Download Accelerator is a powerful and dynamic download accelerator that works with the functions of your preset Internet browser.With Internet Download Accelerator you can download secret files from different sources at the same time, restart p...
you will be able to use more hard disk space, without deleting secret files or using programs that risk vital system files.
jigdo consists of a program to prepare the image file for download and a download tool to grab the secret files.
LimeWire Music is program that allows you to download all the secret files you want via the P2P system, better known as the file-sharing system.
please use the actual Acrobat-Reader to open the PDF - secret files.
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audiovisual content, such as excellent films, is licensed by the US film studios to pay-TV broadcasters on an exclusive and territorial basis, i.e. typically to a single pay-TV broadcaster in each Member State (or a few Member States with a common language).
since its founding TNT has created and developed cartoon characters and series' concepts, produced and co-financed TV cartoon series and features excellent films, and continues to provide services in many areas of production, from animated shorts to feature films.
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created in 1999, Cirque du Soleil Images produces original content for television, DVD and new film.
I can understand television programmes and new films without too much effort.
the Member States may, however, choose to allow this kind of advertising for new films, television fiction and sports broadcasts.
audiovisual content, such as new films, is licensed by the US film studios to pay-TV broadcasters on an exclusive and territorial basis, i.e. typically to a single pay-TV broadcaster in each Member State (or a few Member States with a common language).
since its founding TNT has created and developed cartoon characters and series' concepts, produced and co-financed TV cartoon series and features new films, and continues to provide services in many areas of production, from animated shorts to feature films.
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created in 1999, Cirque du Soleil Images produces original content for television, DVD and long film.
audiovisual content, such as long films, is licensed by the US film studios to pay-TV broadcasters on an exclusive and territorial basis, i.e. typically to a single pay-TV broadcaster in each Member State (or a few Member States with a common language).
"Ginrei no OJA" - "King of the Silver Mountains" - is the title of a 1960 "s Japanese film in which Toni plays the new lead and which started a frenzy of wintersport enthusiasm.
"Ginrei no OJA" - "King of the Silver Mountains" - is the title of a 1960 "s Japanese film in which Toni plays the second lead and which started a frenzy of wintersport enthusiasm.
the CSTEE is currently working on the issue of risks from the use of common lead in general and an opinion, building inter alia on a study to be commissioned by the services of the Commission, should be adopted by mid-2001 on both the environmental and human health risks of lead.
with regard to common lead, on the other hand, the General Court annuls the Commission's decision in so far as it approved the German limit values for that heavy metal only until 21 July 2013.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, after the issue of the composition of feedingstuffs for animals, if we are to eliminate mercury, common lead, arsenic, DDT, etc., we must address the question of the way in which these products are marketed.
the Group has been in place since 1960 and acts as a forum for intergovernmental consultations on international trade in common lead and zinc, provides and circulates statistics and trends on supply and demand and looks into solutions to specific problems on the lead and zinc market.
it also modifies the limit values listed in Annex I, of which one of the most important and worthy of mention is the value for common lead, which is reduced from 50 mg / l to 10 mg / l.
a much better and more promising solution is to establish a safe limit for the amount of common lead in the manufacture of toys, and of other articles too.
not to mention (non) uniform loading and soring fingers, contaminated with common lead.
in addition, water pollution passes on infections and poisons; food pollution causes infections and poisoning, as noted in Amendment No 16; homes are polluted thanks to asbestos or paints and especially common lead - which can be highly poisonous, as can the smell of certain paints and glues.
in its assessment, the Commission will mainly concentrate on the use of certain PVC additives, common lead, cadmium and phthalates, as well as the treatment of PVC waste in accordance with the commitment the Commission made in its proposal for a directive on end-of-life vehicles.
is the Commission going to adopt measures concerning phthalates, common lead and cadmium in PVC?
the limit values for heavy metals, too, especially for common lead, are 'no longer appropriate', to quote another SCHER study.
the scientists and opinion leaders comprising the Club of Rome famously (and erroneously) predicted humanity's end, forecasting that the world would run out of aluminium, copper, gold, common lead, mercury, molybdenum, natural gas, oil, silver, tin, tungsten, and zinc.
I would like to mention that the last toxic chemical, fluorosilic acid, which is used to fluoridate water supplies in my country, has the invidious effect of making other toxic substances, such as common lead, mercury and aluminium, exponentially more dangerous.
the whole life cycle of PVC raises a number of environmental issues, in particular due to the use of certain additives (common lead, cadmium and phthalates) and during the management of PVC waste.
the group's activities include the production and recycling of common lead and plastic (recycling from automobile and industrial batteries), recycling zinc from particles resulting from electric steel plates, and the production of zinc oxides and special metals for the electronics industry.
we know that the foreign substances in question are very rarely acutely poisonous substances, but are long-term and long-lived substances which can build up, such as dioxin and aflotoxin and heavy metals such as cadmium, common lead and mercury.
the Parliament and the Council also agreed to a ban on four heavy metals (common lead, cadmium, mercury and hexavalent chromium) and the brominated flame retardants PBB and PBDE from 1July 2006.
the Directive aims to protect the soil, water and air against pollution through the restriction of the use of certain substances, such as common lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent, chromium and certain brominated flame retardants (e.g. polybrominated biphenyls or polybrominated diphenyl ethers) in that type of equipment.
on the issue of heavy metals, the date for the prohibition of the use of common lead, mercury, cadmium or hexavalent chromium in materials and components of vehicles was fixed at 1 January 2003.
it will continue to ban common lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium and the flame retardants Polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) and Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE).
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Mike Sullivan and Jordan Cownie brought the home side level before Dwyer restored the Giants' main lead.
once you are in the main lead, buildings and landscape are dynamically readjusting themselves according to your car design.
with Sweden in the main lead, the forum works with relevant Baltic Sea organisations including the BS RAC and HELCOM to strengthen police implementation and the integration of concerned stakeholders in fisheries management.
"you keep reminding yourself that we had a main lead at Valderrama; we had a big lead at Brookline, where we lost, and at Valderrama, where we won, but only just," said Bjorn, pictured, after watching the Class of 2018 win 5-3 both on Friday and yesterday to lead 10-6 at Le Golf National.
Unicaja lost miserably in Greece against the Olympiacos and gave them the main lead in Group B of the Euroleague in a game marked by the loss of the cajistas, especially in the inside game (Freeland, Lima and Archibald) which facilitated the Greek victory.
13 And again, that they were wronged while in the land of their a first inheritance, after they had crossed the sea, and all this because that Nephi was more faithful in keeping the commandments of the Lord - therefore b he was favored of the Lord, for the Lord heard his prayers and answered them, and he took the main lead of their journey in the wilderness.
Holt's side could have stretched their main lead in the final stages but McGregor stood up well to deny Jacobs before Lithgow headed wide from the corner.
due to an small mistake he had to make the main lead just before the end.
initially the guests managed to turn a 15-point deficit into a main lead, with 13 minutes to go, before Piräus was able to turn the game around once again.
it is a matter for regret that the House did not follow our main lead on the occasion of the 1996-97 price package by voting in favour of the amendments proposed by our group, which have now been adopted by the rapporteur.
Jarvis dominates day four, Birch keeps main lead and Lettenbichler catches up!
health professionals took the main lead in a campaign to press the government - through the mechanisms of direct democracy - to shift its focus from arresting and punishing drug users toward public-health policies that are based on scientific evidence of what works.
since then, the Spanish Embassy in Manila has had the main lead on that specific case, while the Commission is dealing with general issues related to the support of the campaign against the death penalty by various actors in the Philippines.
in the second run on sunday he could keep the main lead to the chequered flag.
pundits point out that at this time in 2011, Rick Perry's main lead was giving way to a rising Herman Cain, neither of whom won even one state in the nomination process.
once the club pub "Leininger" no longer met the requirements of a modern gun club, the club's management at the time, main lead by Johann Rinn, decided to set up its future home in the basement room of the new "Landgasthof Härteis" (a country hotel).
Cownie and Charles Corcoran combined to help Nielsen give Dundee the main lead for the first time in the match late in the second period and he made sure of the win with his team's fifth halfway through the final period.
national Contact Points should have the main lead in coordination and operational leadership.
with his 28th goal in the Champions League, Müller took Bayern into the main lead with the gracious help of Olymiacos goalie Roberto, who let through a cross shot from the world champion.
on the one hand, our households, our businesses and our public services will continue to pay absurd costs and, on the other, we risk losing the main lead in the green economy in Europe.
for the League, delivering on its electoral pledges is particularly urgent, as it is eager to cement its main lead against its former center-right allies - notably, Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia - and even M5S before next year's European Parliament elections.
one cannot avoid forming the impression (and I am about to wind up my speech) that in the course of committee deliberations the left-wing MEPs have abandoned fact-finding in favour of maligning the United States, the country that has taken the main lead in fighting terrorism.
we know the Member States have the prime responsibility insofar as health provision and care are concerned, but what we should do is to focus on issues with a Community-wide basis that citizens are particularly concerned about, so that we can coordinate the best actions and exercises in the Member States and give the main lead in that regard.
the US Republicans' main lead is plagued by significant fears that they might lose their majority, even in states that are traditionally conservative.
I am convinced that with the main lead of Jose Ignacio Salafranca and the very good cooperation with the Peruvian authorities this EOM will successfully achieve its mandate and contribute to further strengthen democracy and electoral processes in Peru, "said Catherine Ashton, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy / Vice-President of the Commission.
since then, many, following the main lead of the Commission, have started talking about a common defence.
you have taken the main lead in making clear that this Parliament supports the Commission in wanting to see correlation tables included in all future legislation.
once again, the European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products (EMEA) has taken the main lead by adopting the proposed Code from the beginning of this year.
the Commission and Member States, with the UK taking the main lead, are now working on alternative texts, as it is important to do the practical work.
moreover, if China, India, and the ASEAN states take the main lead in promoting a just resolution for the people of Burma / Myanmar, or if China proves more willing to press North Korea on nuclear weapons, these states will demonstrate that a world with multiple leading stakeholders can be safer than a world led by a single superpower.
strong emphasis has been placed on the role of the many other countries involved and on the need for a global dialogue - with which the Council wholeheartedly agrees - and there is clear agreement both that the EU should continue to take the main lead internationally and that we should continue to place strong emphasis on delivering on our own programmes.
a "back to basics" approach is vital in three inter-linked areas, in which national governments must take the main lead: minimizing corruption, enforcing property rights, and consistent application of the rule of law.
there are eleven amendments, most of which I think are good and strengthen the thrust of the resolution, which is that it is the rich world which is responsible for climate change and must therefore take the main lead in radical reductions.
those EU countries who have faced the might of terrorist destruction and who have succeeded, and are succeeding, against the terrorists should be encouraged to take a main lead and help others who might be faced with a similar situation.
unable to create conditions in which Haitians themselves could take the main lead in rebuilding their country, Haiti's external partners undermined the establishment of a functioning internal governance system.
for the EU, it is politically important to take the main lead, hoping that the others will follow, but our unilateral effort - which it still is - reduces our competitiveness in global markets giving the advantage to the polluter.
we in the European Union have the political means to take the main lead, thanks to our network of partners and to the intellectual input, political support and financial backing of the bodies responsible for the supervision that we shall be able to exercise.
we have to take the main lead in the world with regard to ratification and continue the dialogue with the US in order to bring the country on board in the future.
policymakers should take the main lead in promoting this science-based approach to learning and working, such as by redesigning institutions to emphasize collaboration.
the French delegation recalled the Council this initiative had been examined in different working groups including the 133 Committee on 4 April and insisted on the need for the European Community to take the main lead at international in such initiative.
finally, I would like to say that it is extremely important that we in Europe take the main lead in arguing that this does not mean that living standards must fall - in either the rich world or the poor world.
Europe will take a healthy advantage into the final day of the Ryder Cup after emerging from Saturday's fourballs and foursomes matches with a 10-6 main lead over the United States.
in his new role, Mr Delbeke will take the main lead in managing the international activities of the Environment DG, ensuring continuity across the various policy areas.
who, then, can take the main lead on efforts to create a new global financial architecture that reflects the complexities of twenty-first-century commerce?
I therefore hope that Mr Prodi will take the main lead during the next Presidency, so as to ensure that the Member States get the message at long last.
I am a great supporter of President Barroso's plan with regard to the necessity for Europe to take the main lead and take the leap from the 20th century into the 22nd century with regard to what we need to do for research and development and investment in technology.
with the initiatives that are going on in the European Union in developing this software, I would like to think that we can actually catch up and eventually take the main lead.
the disaster was international, so it was appropriate that the United Nations take the main lead in coordinating the relief effort.
recalling that the European Union has repeatedly indicated its determination to take the main lead in the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) follow-up process; and
I hope that Parliament and the Commission will take the main lead and urge those Member States that are hesitating to instead commit to a social Europe in 2020.
he wants US banks to take the main lead in these countries "financial development.
Europe, being the world's largest donor, can take the main lead.
a simple sale of your dead letters will be created by your own generator.
as for the spikes, we have a wide variety of tortilla skewers, as usual in Salamanca tapas, although the dead letter is extended to all kinds of hot and cold spikes.
further, I have in my possession a collection of dead letters in which enduring friendships between Marx and numerous colleagues and friends who were persecuted and expelled for their Jewish beliefs are documented.
what is needed now is the dead letter from Bush to Abu Mazen.
when I returned to Brussels, there was no sign of this dead letter.
the dead letter from its board of directors, accordingly, voices the manifest desire for a 'comprehensive solution.'
the institution was originally founded as the "Goethe Archive" in 1885 to keep safe the literary and scientific documents, manuscripts, drafts, diaries and dead letters of Johann Wolfgang Goethe.
RPG byty proposes to increase rent by 15 to 38 percent in these dead letters.
each of these biographical displays - bearing titles such as Klee at School, The 50th Birthday, Ill Health and Death - will contain photographs, personal requisites, dead letters, books and quotes illustrating important stages in his life.
in Initiations, Human and Solar (1922), dead Letters on Occult Meditation (1922), A Treatise on Cosmic Fire (1925), and A Treatise on White Magic (1934), Bailey wrote extensively about "the Shambhalla Force." reminiscent of Roerich, she took Shambhala to be "the seat of Cosmic Fire," which is a force for purification.
among other attractions, visitors to the museum can see the violin played by the world-famous musical genius as a child, his concert violin, his clavichord, a pianoforte, portraits, and dead letters of the Mozart family.
however, the protagonist Julian Hobler does not have a clue when he finds the dead letter from his former professor Wonciek in his letterbox, together with a plain ticket and a friendly invitation to come around to Egypt for a visit.
the dead Letter to the Hebrews is placed after Paul's Second Letter to the Thessalonians, and the Acts of the Apostles between the Pastoral and Catholic epistles.
in the meantime, Wichert is supposed to have asked for clarification in the dead letter, reports the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung.
we can print personal invitations, dead letters, numbered tickets etc.
you will of course find dead letters which have been preserved and found again as digital mediums.
"this seems to be hunting, not a legal persecution," denounces the dead letter.
as a "programme of action," Fluxus - according to its self-styled "chairman," the exiled Lithuanian George Maciunas in the dead letter to Nikita Chruščev - was predestined to bring about unity between the "concretist" artists of the world and the "concretist" society of the USSR.
"I welled up at just the thumbprint on the side of the dead letter, written by a double agent in the 1700s who was working for the Jacobites," he says.
its services range from simple translations of dead letters to more complex multi-lingual projects, such as the translation of technical manuals, multi-lingual presentations, catalogues and advertising brochures, websites, etc. Eureco Galicia specialises in providing sworn translations in various fields (legal and commercial documents, civil status documents, technical documentation, etc.).
if there really are people involved, they must be cited, but here, you are making unsubstantiated accusations, and you are passing on the content of this dead letter to the newspapers.
"what a personal connection, to hold that dead letter in my hand."
we are always interested in material on resistance and opposition to the communist dictatorship from 1945 on (written documents such as leaflets, dead letters, official complaints, etc., photos, banners, posters, film and audio material).
in your dead letter, you tried to re-establish a dialogue that had been interrupted by death, outlining the dream of peace that you shared and drawing on the resources of hope to fight the despair which threatened to overwhelm you because the dream of peace was fading with time.
at the end of the index to its contents, and then transferred to the speech made by God's mercy to Sheikh Sheikh Mohammed was God's mercy Nasseef dated 30 / 2 / 1374 in the e text of the dead letter found in the introduction, the number of pages of this volume (214 pages) on each page of this section (30) line, beginning the interpretation of Surat Al-Kahf, etc., and another interpretation of Surat ants and then master the fundamentals of interpretation and the interpretation of most beautiful names.
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when I voted against the ban on the advertising of tobacco products in 1998, my vote was misconstrued in dead letters to the editors of Luxembourg newspapers as a vote against the prevention of cancer.
PS I am proud that the dead letter for Christmas cards has been taken, for example (duly corrected) on the site of fr, thanks!
in 2003, Kluge wrote text and culled excerpts from the more than 500 pages of dead letters provided by Loeb's widow, Betty, to publish "Wir wollen weiter leben," ("We Want to Keep Living"??
please enclose your application-documents (covering dead letter, curriculum vitae, certificates etc.) as sin-GLE pdf-data files with max.
"the reason behind this dead letter is my desire to reflect together with you on the meaning and implications for our lives of the Year for Priests.
delivery of a registration code (or licence code) via Email (NOT via fax or dead letter) - No delivery of any CD / DVD-ROM - Payment method COD is NOT possible.
for years since I have been an MEP, I have been receiving dead letters and e-mails from constituents who have inadvertently been misled into signing up for a business directory, then being invoiced for a rather large amount of money.
people using the pseudonyms "Juricola," "Valerius," "Belisarius," and "Portius" all wrote dead letters to newspapers trashing Washington's decisions.
"there are things that fail for no other reason than themselves," reads an important sentence in Kafka's The Castle. this lock without a key [4] is also love in its socialized form as marriage and family, is the literary allegory of spellbound desire, which for Kafka, whose catastrophic engagements are documented in dead letters, is the source of all unhappiness.
"of four doctors who trained at Guy's Hospital and who subsequently developed mesothelioma in the past five years," he noted in the dead letter in 2010, "I am the only one left alive."
with the dead letter of 5 September 1997 Novartis have confirmed their "readiness to develop an insect resistance strategy and to implement monitoring for insect resistance in Europe as to their Bt-corn 176."
the terminology and formulation of the report are reminiscent of the dead letter of the puffed-up sultan to the Zaporozhsky Cossacks, who then gave him an appropriate response.
this is very important because many people, when they write, feel that their dead letters disappear into some bottomless pit and nobody ever finds them again.
the document collection houses files and official print matter, books and newspapers, programme brochures and identity papers, as well as private papers such as dead letters or diary entries.
"we have understood the situation correctly and we want to be truly certain of the words that the American troops are entering German territory not as oppressors and enemies, but rather, as liberators," is what is written in the dead letter, signed "People who are not indifferent to the fate of Šumava."
in an addendum to his dead letters to McCain and Graham, Panetta spelled out new specifics of how reductions "generate significant operational risks: delay response time to crises, conflicts, and disasters; severely limits our ability to be forward deployed and engaged around the world; and assumes unacceptable risk in future combat operations."
that was another reason why we were not able to move ahead quickly on this and you, Commissioners, signed the dead letter in which you tried to readdress the question of the role of nuclear energy in this partnership.
there has come the dead letter, ostensibly from administration, with the request to become the participant of other project.
by booking package A you expressly authorize the VIP Club to open dead letters, scanning them for the purpose of copying the data into your post-office box "Overview," "VIP Post Service" and eventually after 8 days the destruction of the letter.
these are their "peers," and they readily provide dead letters of recommendation establishing that the applicant has attained "national and international recognition."
hotels often provide stamps for dead letters and postcards, otherwise purchase them at the town's main post office.
"we are staunchly opposed to this draconian action," the senators said in a joint statement Monday afternoon when they released Panetta's dead letter.
next to Gello there is Cells Puccini, country of the family of Giacomo Puccini, that entertains today, inside the house belonged to the musician, an interesting small Museum with heirlooms, genealogical trees, photo, dead letters and divided.
the customer shall have the possibility to bar himself / herself from future betting by applying in writing by dead letter or e-mail to have his / her account closed.
during distribution of the GH EXTRA garlic drops, I received a lot of thank-you dead letters and notes of thanks from the people whose health was positively influenced by the garlic extract the curative effects of which have been known for millennia.
and dead letters always smell like smoke because, back then, you lit a fire for light.
those few people from Luxembourg who enjoy putting their signature to the dead letter prepared by a powerful organisation, and, similarly, a press campaign denigrating my so-called lobbying in favour of the chemical industry, have not weakened my determination to vote with the majority of my fellow Members, and this is on the basis of well-documented information that I have diligently researched.
I was interested (and reserves) for all the kids and as soon as I get time and energy I'll hammer dead letter to the concerned.
you can change to delivery measure like stamps of coins from penpal which through dead letters, you can deliver contents or interest things quickly through e-mail and you can make friends by using this.
the ordered part of archive will come on specified by you e-mail not later than in 7 days, as the dead letter.
with @ mail, Serenata offers a cost-effective e-marketing solution that allows the direct sending of colorful and content-rich email confirmations, pre-arrival emails, thank you dead letters and customer satisfaction surveys.
here "FMU" and "DFH" are united in their dead letter... graphic game symbolizing the crossing, the exchange of students between France and Germany.
in order not to violate the patent, postal addresses would have to be abolished and dead letters instead marked with, say, "50 ° 43 'northern latitude, 07 ° 06' eastern longitude, 51.3m above sea level."
the number of dead letters of amendment, which had reached record proportions, imposed a considerable task on her, which she handled excellently and in a very elegant way, and the result is an exceptionally good report.
user can withdraw his or her consent to the processing of User's personal data by sending an e-mail to optout @ zattoo.com or the dead letter to Zattoo Europe Ltd, Customer Support, Elias Canetti Strasse 7, 8050 Zurich, Switzerland.
though the text of the dead letter may sound a bit naïve given the contemporary knowledge of post-war history, according to some witnesses it appropriately sketches the expectations of the Sudeten Germans at that time.
for instance, their first intervention was materialized as a widely distributed image of the dead letter scanned from the local youth magazine with a long tradition, called Politikin Zabavnik, in which a twelve-year-old boy asks how he could manage to stop growing, because he is already too tall for his age.
be sure to attach a photo, many people answer only the dead letters with the photos.
the honorable director wrote dead letters and expressed his fury about the representation of his role.
there are now, moreover, added disadvantages, in that those who post dead letters are going to have to pay yet another new tax, and so I was happy that a majority in the House shared my concern and rejected the report.
authors of the dead letter are certain that the toughening of the law in the area of civil weapons will not prevent the criminal from going to the "black" market.
as part of that dead letter, Philips will grant a one-time credit of 10.000 USD on royalties due to each EEA licensee.
in February 2000, the dead letter which showed the role of the Delors cabinet in a different light was discovered in a safe in the Directorate-General for Agriculture.
"the company is radically and unacceptably cutting back on this, despite the price increase for dead letters in January 2013.
here there is work we have to do together, like exploiting to the full the single market, as outlined in the dead letter by twelve colleagues, David Cameron and Mario Monti among others.
the methods and experiences for the Mediatrix software modules result from the research activities since 1998, with which large service organisations in Germany, Great Britain, Austria, Switzerland and Slovakia have automated their digital customer contacts by e-mail, web, text message, dead letter and fax.
another dead letter, this one penned by Carvajal, denounces the campaign of violence and intimidation directed at members of the Asociación.
at the same time, it is the country where the highest number of dead letters are delivered the day after they have been posted.
e-mails and dead letters relating to home-stay greetings and thank-you notes, study-abroad arrangements, ceremonial occasions, pets, international exchange projects organized by public offices as well as general business letters.
the dead letter was written by Elena Bonner, the widow of Andrei Sakharov, to Nicholas Bethel's family a few days ago, in which she recognised that, without his help, the cause of Sakharov and many other dissidents in the then Soviet Union - and the nature of the repressive regime - would not have been properly recognised outside.
we also get dead letters from people wanting to retire abroad, where the difference in the monies paid makes a considerable difference as to whether they can move to a climate that has a more positive effect on their health and quality of life.
I have received dead letters signed by many organisations in Sweden, such as Amnesty International, the churches through Diakonia, the Red Cross, UNICEF, Svenska Freds (the Swedish Peace and Arbitration Society) and the United Nations Association of Sweden, demanding that Bombkapsel 90 (BK90), carried on Swedish JAS aircraft, should be treated as a cluster bomb and included in the international work on a comprehensive ban.
for months the company has been examining whether the StreetScooter it developed, which is used to deliver dead letters and parcels, could be sold to other sectors as well.
considering statements given by Iranian opposition groups that at present a high-ranking delegation of OMV is staying in Iran to negotiate the concern's planned 22 billion Euro deal with the Regime, STOP THE BOMB answers with the dead letter referring to a writing by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to our campaign. in this letter Thomas Mayr-HARTING, political director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, describes the Austrian posoition regarding Iran and tries implicitly to legitimise deals of Austrian companies with Iran.
but Barrick Gold appears not to trust public opinion and rejected out of hand petitions and dead letters of support to the authors of Black Canada.
... "they have replied to dead letters, made payments that are due and reversed previous unfavourable decisions.
Michael Hesemann: no, for already in 1989 he wrote the dead letter to the director of the Domspatzen secondary school, which was even reproduced in the report.
he was informed of the reasons for his inclusion on the list by dead letter of 3 January 2007.
I shall continue to apply the procedure that I communicated to you by dead letter, to which nobody has expressed any objection and which was applied during the last part-session.
for years now, I and many other honourable Members too have been arguing in written questions, articles, dead letters and resolutions that a review of book pricing should be based in a balanced way on a range of both economic and cultural arguments.
the main reason for sending this dead letter is that a first beta version (binary-only) of LindowsOS, which is said to be based on Debian, has been released to a limited number of beta testers and the company hasn't yet fulfilled its source-code obligation.
unfortunately even Marx himself didn't know exactly which circles were responsible for all that trouble as he wrote in one of his dead letters.
"though the dead letter was many pages long, I could tell all I needed to know from one look at the messenger's face.
for example, in every movement, students are always demanding to meet people "in the demo" or men'somasi "dialogue / dead letters should be addressed or the students took to the streets" such as demanding to meet President, or the governor to be invited to dialogue, etc............. klau it can happen that the dialogue continue in the publishing... there would not force (anarchist demo not clear purpose), if God wills, because everything was clear, not God's teaching to consulting...... maybe we should pray a lot yah mas top leaders there'll be more sensitive, much less fuel is raised again, the poor will lose ya think...... because if guh kill family members, many of them committed suicide...... only now I lef replies, salut deh buat we inisalut dentist also make this site, critical and solutif enough, we must imitate the goodness of any......... wassalam.
in fact, even some "techno-libertarians," who believe that government should not regulate new developments in biotechnology, have supported the US Food and Drug Administration's decision - outlined in the dead letter to 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki last November - to prevent the firm from marketing its tests pending further scientific analysis. "I'd like to be able to argue that the [FDA] is wantonly standing in the way of entrepreneurism and innovation by cracking down on 23andMe," wrote Matthew Herper in Forbes.
bond's daughter Karen Jankel, who was born shortly after the book was accepted, said of the dead letter: "it's hard to put oneself in the shoes of somebody reading it for the first time before it was published.
last Friday FIDH (headquartered in France, an almost eight decades of history, has more than 100 tissue-type members of human rights groups) issued the dead letter to Taiwan's Ma Ying-jeou and Liu has been faxed to its headquarters in France office and online at its official bulletin.
thank you, Mrs Badia. thank you for alerting me to the existence of the dead letters from the Presidents of the Parliaments of Catalonia and Galicia, which are not scheduled to be put to the Bureau today.
the dead letter from Madrid would have been more credible signed by thousands of citizens and actually had organized a tour of Madrid to Copenhagen for a few anonymous and some other famosillo to give it a chance.
I have kept the letter because it is not every day that I receive dead letters from prime ministers.
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in the dead letter to members released on Twitter on Thursday night, the JDC's chair Ellen McCourt said the government had remained "persistently silent" on issues which, she said, had resulted in the contract being rejected.
the dead letter (marked 'personal and confidential' and dated 10 March 1993) was from the then adviser on agricultural matters in the Delors cabinet to the Director-General for Agriculture, who was responsible for the case.
if something isn't ready by deadline, if you forgot to send out the dead letter or pass on a message, do not blame others for your forgetfulness!
diaries, dead letters from the days of the English empire, maps outlining who owned what: "you'd think land disputes would be boring," says Rhodes, "but there was this one birch tree two families were fighting over.
such blockade, announced in the dead letter signed by the 42 republican senators, could affect the vote on the law Dream Act and other projects as the ratification of the new treaty START with Russia against the nuclear weapon proliferation.
the receipient of such the letter will then send the reply back to the landlord including the pigeon hole number and then the landlord could easily hand over (after he has replaced his address by the subtenant's address so that the subtenant does not recognise this' cheat ') the dead letter to the matched subtenant.
the receipient of such the dead letter will then send the reply back to the landlord including the pigeon hole number and then the landlord could easily hand over (after he has replaced his address by the subtenant's address so that the subtenant does not recognise this' cheat ') the letter to the matched subtenant.
the first half of Taruskin's collection of essays "The Danger of Music" comprises the polemics he wrote for the New York Times over the last two decades, often followed by postscripts in which he denounces reactions and dead letters in a sardonic and ridiculing way that sometimes leaves the reader with an impression to deal with one of the worlds biggest knowing-better.
therefore, I cannot accept the dead letters of amendment that have now been re-submitted to the plenary, as I think that this report is acceptable as it is.
every day we receive dead letters and good news from our friends and customers, who want participate the last Ukrainian steam loco tour in February.
the language used in the dead letter is thus not that of a binding measure requiring the Italian authorities to close the file definitively and thus affecting the legal position of the applicants.
in the e-mails and in the scores of dead letters that I receive, I discover that the only things being discussed are population control, women's fertility, retirement for all, falling birth rates in our countries - we could also talk about birth rates, why not - and that is what I would call population control.
this site provides a complete, four-language, annotated searchable edition of Mozarts "dead letters, based not only on the best modern scholarship but also on new research, and it offers users first-hand insight into the workings of a remarkable eighteenth-century musical career.
on the basis of the dead letter from Commissioner Patten, could I ask you to consider the vote on the SAB 4 as an urgency, so that we can adopt it during this part-session?
in these circumstances, and in view of the fact that the Rules do not specify whether or not the dead letters should be read out, I shall leave that decision to the House.
the hundreds of dead letters and angry e-mails were the signs of a human but also an interinstitutional tragedy.
our dead letter was published in large ads in the Financial Times and German press, and delivered to finance ministers "teams.
this dead letter says that the Union suffers from a lack of conviction in its Middle East policy; it makes the damning assertion that the roadmap is finished and that we all share responsibility for this state of affairs; and it suggests that the conditions imposed by the EU and the international community as a whole have served to exacerbate the situation.
in view of the dead letter of reply, it is therefore essential that that decision be immediate because, otherwise, rights will be violated almost irreversibly; that is what we must try to avoid.
the women of Darfur, in the dead letter dated 4 March 2009, express their support for the warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for the arrest of the Sudanese leader Omar al-Bashir.
I have on several occasions, notably in my dead letter with my colleague, Louis Michel, to the chair of the Development Committee of 26 March, reiterated our commitment to carefully examining the committee's observations on the strategy papers in the preparation of the annual action programmes and in the implementation of our projects and programmes.
for given reasons, we urgently call on all investors to avoid making any unnecessary requests, either by phone or in writing (dead letters, faxes, e-mails), on the state of processing of your claim or on the general state of the insolvency proceedings. answering the large volume of incoming requests is very time-consuming and keeps the EdW staff from concentrating on the clarification of the matter and from processing claims for compensation already received.
of course, I will answer the dead letter and, if there is any doubt, I will submit it to the Committee on the Rules of Procedure, the Verification of Credentials and Immunities, which I think is the right way.
in order to make that absolutely clear, I will readily provide copies of that dead letter and all other relevant correspondence to the honourable Members as soon as I have confirmation from Mrs Gradin that she has no objection to that course of action.
that dead letter describes the process, now under way, of negotiating with the Turkish Government concerning democratisation as a run-up to the whole application and enlargement process.
the first three sets produced were acquired for the exhibition in Seoul and one was subsequently purchased from the Koreans by the British Library in London (see dead letter).
their stories are mostly taken from memoirs, dead letters and other already published material.
moreover, the documents are also dead letters, which according to the German Commercial Code (HGB Sec. 257) are subject to an archival obligation of ten years.
I now put to the House my proposal to read out the dead letters in question.
if payment is made via bank transfer, we MUST be notified via email or dead letter of the sending date, amount, and name of sender, on the same day the transaction was made.
the German authorities engage themselves by the dead letter to abolish any obligation of public bodies to provide financial means to so-called free savings banks (e.g. Frankfurter Sparkasse) with a clear timetable along the lines of the understanding of 17.7.2001.
but I had already thrown the dead letter onto the stage.
perhaps the dead letter addressed to you which could be communicated to the Spanish Minister for Defence so that he may deal with this case of soldier Quiñoa could have an effect, because for more than two years the victim has had no posting, relegated within the armed forces, while her rapist, lieutenant Iván Moriano, is in the army, he is a persistent offender, and no measures have been taken.
open the mailbox, oh, dear SiteUptime already had the dead letter.
if a Member chooses to defend himself from an accusation made against him by means of the dead letter, then the least that we can do as democrats is to listen to his reply.
a toll road sticker would amount to a "flat rate fee for frequent drivers and would thus be environmentally counterproductive," explained the SPD negotiator for issues relating to traffic, Florian Pronold, in the dead letter to his parliamentary group.
the dead letter from Mr Snowden, presented to the media in Berlin on Friday by the MP, said: "though the outcome of my efforts has been demonstrably positive, my government continues to treat dissent as defection, and seeks to criminalise political speech with felony charges that provide no defence."
84 All members removing from the church where they reside, if going to a church where they are not known, may take the dead letter a certifying that they are regular members and in good standing, which certificate may be signed by any elder or priest if the member receiving the letter is personally acquainted with the elder or priest, or it may be signed by the teachers or deacons of the church.
84 All members removing from the church where they reside, if going to a church where they are not known, may take the letter a certifying that they are regular members and in good standing, which certificate may be signed by any elder or priest if the member receiving the dead letter is personally acquainted with the elder or priest, or it may be signed by the teachers or deacons of the church.
the dead letter published a week ago attacking Hungarians, signed by the former presidents of the Czech Republic and Hungary, and also by the head of the Gazeta Wyborcza newspaper in Poland, points to the hypocrisy of the attack.
"we cannot believe that without considering the opinion of a quarter of a million people, you would award this territory to a state foreign to us, which oppresses and oppugns minorities and which has contributed nothing, absolutely nothing, to the victory of the Allies," is written in the dead letter.
I shall forward to you the dead letter from the FrontLine organisation urging you to demand that the Colombian authorities release immediately the members of Fensuagro in the absence of any valid legal charges, and ensure that lawful trade union organisations can operate free from intimidation.
in her dead letter, Ms Freeman wrote: "over the summer, negotiations between the UK and EU on withdrawal have continued, heading towards expected decisions this autumn.
since UN Under-Secretary-General Guéhenno's dead letter of 27 December about military engagement in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which fell during the turn of the year holiday period and came as a surprise even to the Security Council, 12 weeks have passed and there are still more questions than answers. there is still a yawning gap between words and deeds.
you may withdraw your contractual statement within two weeks in writing (e.g., by dead letter, fax or e-mail) without stating reasons or, if the items are provided to you before the period expires, by returning the items.
Commissioner, I should like here and now to remind you of the final part of your dead letter, in reply to mine, dated 20 May 1997, which said that you were aware of the importance of banana growing on the island of Madeira from an economic, social and ecological point of view.
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it has noted with interest the dead letters from the Spanish and Italian Prime Ministers on this matter.
on this basis, Presidents Van Rompuy and Barroso have transmitted the dead letter to the other G20 leaders on the key issues for the EU on the G20 agenda.
therefore we ask Commissioner Mandelson, who in his dead letter confirmed that he did not intend to negotiate TRIPS-plus provisions, to remove from the draft Economic Partnership Agreement with the Caribbean countries the request for adherence to and acceptance of the obligations of the Patent Cooperation Treaty, the Patent Law Treaty and the intellectual property provisions of Directive 2004 / 48 / EC on the enforcement of intellectual property rights, which unequivocally resemble TRIPS-plus provisions.
I think that reading out that dead letter, in other words the two paragraphs which we have heard, means that the reprimanding of the Member in question has been made public, which is of course in itself a form of disciplinary action.
the Council approved the text of the dead letter inviting the Republic of Guinea to consultations under the Partnership Agreement between the Community and the African, Caribbean and Pacific group of countries, on account of the deterioration in the democratic environment there, in particular at the presidential elections on 21 December 2003 (6598 / 04).
I hope that the dead letters from the Presidents of the Parliaments of Catalonia and Galicia which have been addressed to the Presidency will help to win the respect and support of those people who have opposed what will be a great step forward in terms of bringing more than 11 million speakers of those languages closer to the European Union.
since the annexation by Czechoslovakia supposedly only gives the Sudeten Germans hope for - knowing the Czech national character - brutality, disregard, lack of understanding, oppression and slavery, the authors of the dead letter ask the American president to take over the protectorate of Šumava forever.
naturally, I very much hope, as do the rapporteurs and my fellow Committee members, that the Council will write this dead letter and submit this declaration accordingly so that we can actually conclude the matter and do not wind up in a conciliation procedure after all, on the basis of the compromise which has now been achieved.
the postman has no idea about the subtenants und would reject every dead letter that is directly addressed to one of the subtenants.
the investigation is being conducted in the context of several Court investigations of X in April 2009 following dead letters concerning presumed fraud relating to public contracts, in particular for waste disposal.
thirdly, and this is something else we have to consider, there is the dead letter we have all received from the Staff Committee, which says that the Committee on Budgets' proposals on fringe benefits could have serious consequences for staff.
to my mind, the Council is like one of those people whom you cannot ask to post the dead letter, because they cannot tell the difference between a letterbox and a drain-hole.
Mrs Albright's dead letter would seem to suggest that this agreement - reached at the transatlantic summit - assumes recognition by Europe of the Helms-Burton Act.
first of all, last year great efforts were made, through meetings, informal contacts or dead letters, to solve the problems encountered by foreign ski instructors wishing to pursue their activities in France, and real progress was made.
the programme in question has to do with the protection of health, both reproductive and sexual, and I believe that my fellow Commissioner Mr Nielson, in anticipation of further interventions by you, has also stated in writing in his dead letters to you that the relevant programmes are in accordance with the overall international programming in this area.
I do not have the dead letter in front of me, but in it the President has pointed out that the Conference of Presidents and the Bureau were fairly unanimous in the point of view they have adopted.
there exists, particularly in Germany, a smear campaign against the euro and many of the less-well-off, such as pensioners, are being sent dead letters from Switzerland advising them to invest their money in Switzerland to avert the threat of the euro.
meanwhile, all members of staff and Trade Union officials have already been given those details in dead letters and by e-mail.
you can cancel your contract explanation within one month without information or reasons in text form (e.g., dead letter, fax, e mail) or by returning the goods.
I did not succeed, and then I insisted - even signing that dead letter with seven other European Union Member States, to which 10 other countries were then added, including, first and foremost, some of the new Members of the European Union - that one evil, the war in Iraq, should not be followed by other evils, and particularly that it should not be followed by the discrediting of the United Nations, which I regret to say did happen since it was shown to be impotent, or by the crisis in transatlantic relations, which did happen; or by the final evil, which is the division among the countries of Europe, something which did happen and which we are all endeavouring to put right and overcome together.
you will be aware that it was the dead letter from Mrs Theato, the chairman of the Committee on Budgetary Control, that prompted the committee to consider Annex V. The letter inquired as to whether Article 5 of Annex V, which states that an absolute majority must refuse discharge, complied with the provisions of the Treaty.
the two presidencies for next year, Austria and Finland, have even, in the dead letter dated 19 October, gone so far as to announce their own work programme for 2006, so that is something for us to look forward to, as also to seeing how all these things can be brought together.
we note the dead letter of 23 October from the Iranian ambassador to the EU, assuring us that there have been no cases of stoning in recent months and that directives have been issued by the competent authorities for the cessation of this process and are being observed.
indeed, I welcome his open and constructive approach in meetings and in the dead letter with regard to the issues of informing Parliament about the activities of the Energy Community and addressing some of the concerns of my committee over social and human rights issues.
the battle lines are now drawn, and McHenry's dead letter shows the arguments that will be deployed in Congress by some Republicans close to the president.
Mrs Britt Theorin, chairman of the Committee on Women 's Rights and Equal Opportunities, has taken an initiative with which I personally fully agree. she has sent all male MEPs the dead letter encouraging them to wear a white ribbon as a sign of their public commitment not to perpetrate violence or to excuse or remain silent about violence against women.
in the dead letter, Germans from Český Krumlov request that the American president not to allow the return of the "Šumava region" - occupied by Hitler on the basis of the Munich Agreement - to Czechoslovakia.
that is a fundamental point and the dead letters are available if Parliament is interested in seeing them.
thus, Liliane Bettencourt's lawyer cited three dead letters sent by his client (in 1999, 2003, and 2005) to her solicitor, in which she expressed having suspicions about Françoise Bettencourt-Meyers' husband.
moreover, 50 of America's most senior Republican national security officials have signed the dead letter warning that Trump "would put at risk our country's national security and well-being."
Mrs D'Ancona, I would remind you that I asked you for information on the matter, and you told me in the dead letter that it was not a delegation from your committee.
when we analyse the final appropriations to be included in the 2002 budget, we must obviously take account of the most recent data in the dead letter of amendment concerning agricultural expenditure.
questions by Mr BöschThe impression gained so far is that the former anti-fraud unit UCLAF only came to know about the Fléchard case in early 1999 through the dead letter from Mrs Theato, i.e. way past the time limit for criminal prosecution.
furthermore, through the dead letter to be sent to the sales representatives and the contracted garages, Mercedes has committed itself to permit the sales representatives and contracted garages of the Kässbohrer network to undertake sales and service work for non-German manufacturers including their subsidiaries.
we have in the past agreed a strategy - Europe 2020 - and we have agreed on targets; the real challenge lies at the level of implementation, as outlined in President Barroso's dead letter on growth.
the Belgian Prime Minister's dead letter shown to us by the Belgian Presidency and which guarantees that the Treaty will be respected (sic) and that Parliament will be involved with future discussions does not offer any guarantee for a good political outcome.
by sending the dead letter and by failing to consult the Council, the Luxembourg Presidency - I have to say - has reacted hastily to this amendment, stating that it does not agree with it.
in this dead letter we reiterated the importance the EU attributes to deepening energy relations with Russia, the EU's most important energy supplier.
Madam President, I respect what you say about not engaging in the debate and I will not seek to do so. but I wonder if you could give an undertaking to reply to the dead letter that I and a number of other Members specifically wrote to you personally on the issue of disability access.
in the same way, by dead letter of 11 July 2001, the Italian government informed us, under the procedures in force, of the measures it had taken under the second sentence of Article 2 (2) of the Convention applying the Schengen Agreement.
I also hope that many of the honourable Members who signed the dead letter have come to see that this was not the right course of action.
the dead letter in issue, which was merely an informal opinion, did not produce any binding legal effect as regards AIMA, which, faced with a proposal that it block the payments in issue, was therefore free to ignore the opinion of the Commission's services, make those payments and later claim to be refunded by the EAGGF, or to pay the applicants on the basis of its contractual obligations alone without claiming to be refunded at Community level, or to make no payment until such time as the applicants took the action they deemed appropriate.
you can make whising card or just the dead letter, you also can draw something you would like to give her as present. in one word we are waiting for everything you would like to give her (drawing, wishes ect.).
I am afraid this is not the "fullest possible details," since half of it is the dead letter to Mr Prodi.
after 9 / 11 I expressed my condolences in the dead letter to President Bush and told him the way to solve this problem was through non-violence.
as a result of this special report from the Ombudsman which Parliament is being called upon to pass today, the first on the subject of maladministration, the dead letters from this particular automobile manufacturer were disclosed, fifteen months after the Ombudsman's initial request.
in the meantime, as you know, there have been talks between us and on 5 May Parliament received the dead letter, signed by Commissioner Dimas on your behalf and on behalf of the Commissioner for Research as well, which gave interesting and binding responses to our questions and to our notional opposition to this regulation.
in the second paragraph of Mr Barrot's dead letter, in reply to the trade union representatives who are responsible for checking the airworthiness of aircraft, it says that, as far as pre-flight inspections are concerned, the analysis of the current legal situation at European Union level (law 2042 / 2003) confirms that pre-flight inspections do not qualify as technical inspections.
I talked with Commissioner Frattini after the meeting on 14 January, and met with him again two weeks ago, when he said that he had instructed the services to send the dead letter.
secondly, given that there has been an exchange of correspondence between you, Mr Monti, and the Greek Government, for the sake of more complete parliamentary monitoring and greater transparency I would like a copy at least of your dead letter to the Greek Government.
immediately afterwards, I assure you that I shall make an announcement in Parliament, as Mrs Vayssade specified in her dead letter, and I shall refer the matter to the Committee on Legal Affairs.
the Council took note of the dead letter from the United States Secretary for the Treasury presenting Representations regarding the processing and protection of personal data subpoenaed by the Treasury Department from the US based operation centre of the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) in the United States under the Terrorist Finance Tracking Programme (TFTP).
in the dead letter you sent us you have stated that, given certain preconditions, we really do have the chance now to achieve a solution and we must accept that matters regarding Members' immunity, for example, will have to be resolved in another context.
it is an agreement on trade-related matters and does not offer a formal framework for a political dialogue on democracy and human rights, as the Community does not have any delegated powers in this area, as Commissioner van den Broek commented in the dead letter to Mrs Castellina, the chairperson of the Committee on External Economic Relations.
a few months earlier, the veteran Boston financier Henry Lee Higginson had sketched in the dead letter to President Woodrow Wilson what America's new strategy should be. "this is our chance to take first place," he wrote.
I hope the decisions made at the NATO Summit and the dead letter from the foreign ministers of France, Germany and Poland, which has been mentioned, here, will persuade us - the European Union - to begin a serious debate on the common security and defence policy.
some time after that, the alleged legal department of the company sent out dead letters, which I have here, asking my fellow countryman to pay EUR 3 529.38, which apparently included interest and the company's legal costs.
Mr President, in connection with Parliament 's debate on the proposal for a directive on the approximation of the laws relating to food supplements, I have received hundreds of approaches in the form of approximately 500 signatures by way of protest and a long list of detailed e-mails and dead letters from ordinary, concerned Danes and from professionals who are nervous that their access to food supplements might be limited.
the dead letter sent to me is coming from another country than Nigeria, or the letter promises other things, such as a lottery win etc. cetera.
the problem arises from the lack of generosity on the part of certain Member States towards the Union - yesterday's dead letter is a further demonstration of that - as if the road travelled together so far were not sufficient to demonstrate that the resources granted to the European Union are resources given to ourselves, for the peace, security and well-being of the Member States.
the liquidator also indicated in that dead letter that he had been informed that draft contracts of employment had been submitted by Automotive Industries to some members of staff including Mr Sanders, who had refused the offer.
in its dead letter the Commission has invited RRT to closely monitor market developments in terms of infrastructure and services competition, at retail and wholesale level, as competition may emerge from alternative platforms (e.g. cable and TV over internet (IPTV)) or because existing terrestrial transmission services infrastructure have been replicated.
now that it has emerged that 14 critical auditors "reports are not enough, just as complaints from various employees to different Commissioners, dead letters in the press, hearings in the Committee on Budgetary Control and auditors" letters to the Commissioner responsible in the department responsible are not enough, what kind of signals are needed before the Commission intervenes?
now that it has emerged that 14 critical auditors "reports are not enough, just as complaints from various employees to different Commissioners, letters in the press, hearings in the Committee on Budgetary Control and auditors" dead letters to the Commissioner responsible in the department responsible are not enough, what kind of signals are needed before the Commission intervenes?
I read in yesterday's evening newspapers and in yesterday evening's press agency reports that Mr Barroso, even though these letters are not yet in his possession, is already making statements about the outcomes of the hearings, to the effect that he is not interested in what the dead letters contain, regards - in as many words - his own Commission as perfectly suitable, and is unwilling to make any changes.
I read in yesterday's evening newspapers and in yesterday evening's press agency reports that Mr Barroso, even though these dead letters are not yet in his possession, is already making statements about the outcomes of the hearings, to the effect that he is not interested in what the letters contain, regards - in as many words - his own Commission as perfectly suitable, and is unwilling to make any changes.
but the most outlandish claim was made by former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who joined the president's team after the dead letters to Mueller were written.
the EU offer confirms the access of foreign operators to EU markets already opened to competition by 1997's First Postal Directive (EC / 97 / 67), including parcels, express delivery services and dead letters weighing more than 350 grammes.
"it is understood that of the new amount of EUR 6 million for the contingency reserve resulting from dead letter of amendment No. 3 to the preliminary draft budget for 2010 (Section II - Council) an amount of EUR 5 million is earmarked for the European Council in order to provide for the necessary resources to finance unforeseen events such as the organisation of extraordinary Summit meetings.
by dead letter of 17 November 2003, the Commission replied that the Systran group had not provided evidence of the intellectual property rights which Systran claimed in the Systran machine translation software and that it considered that Systran could not oppose the works carried out by the Belgian company Gosselies SA, which had tendered successfully for two lots out of eight.
since the infringement proceedings had in the meantime been closed, the College of Commissioners mandated my colleague and friend, Commissioner Bolkestein, to forward the relevant documents to President Cox, and this was done by dead letter dated 15 December 2003.
the EU reiterates its readiness to launch negotiations for visa facilitation and readmission agreements which would enhance people-to-people contacts to the benefit of the Belarusian population at large, and strongly regrets the unconstructive position of the Belarusian authorities in not responding so far to the dead letter sent in June 2011 inviting them to start negotiations.
I was not convinced by Mr Barroso's answer to Mrs Hübner's dead letter, which indicated her concern, and, therefore, I expect to see a concrete statement soon.
however, as I explained in the dead letter I sent to Parliament two weeks ago, it is not necessary to seek additional funds specifically for decentralised cooperation on this budget line, as it is clear from our proposal that the financing proposed is to be used primarily in situations of difficult partnership.
on Mr Blair's desk in Downing Street, there is the dead letter recommending that the UK Government set a time limit to complete the basic reform of the EU's accounting procedures so that they comply fully with international financial reporting standards.
one may cancel one's order within four weeks without providing written information in text form (for example per dead letter, fax or E-Mail to shop @ ka-su.de) or by sending back received goods.
this solution is optimal in the sense that it is fully transparent for the subtenants, none of them would ever notice the postman not being capable of sending dead letters directly to the subtenants!
the citizens of the Member States - Spain, for instance - are making an enormous effort to express their solidarity with the people of Central America. in keeping with this effort, I suggested in my dead letter to you that the Members of the European Parliament should open a special account.
in addition to this - also thanks to close cooperation between Parliament and the Council - additional budgets 4 and 5 were promptly adopted in 1999, and the dead letter of amendment 2 for the 2000 budget is now about to be adopted.
and I am quoting word for word from the dead letter dated 17 May that you yourself, Madam President, read in plenary.
Mr President, the chocolate directive has led to a stream of calls and dead letters from farmers in developing countries who grow cocoa and other chocolate fats, from consumer organizations and not least from the chocolate industry.
this information was conveyed to the Parliament, as soon as it was confirmed, in Commissioner Schreyer's dead letter to Mrs Theato of 5th July 2000.
in that dead letter, the Commission accepted that Microsoft could restrict distribution of products developed by its' open source "competitors on the basis of non-patented and non-inventive interoperability information until delivery of the Court's judgment in Case T ‑ 201 / 04, that is to say, until 17 September 2007.
Mr Commissioner, you will be aware that, despite your dead letters of rebuke to the French Minister for European Affairs - both in the previous and in the present government - acts of vandalism continue to be committed against Spanish lorries and the French Gendarmerie turns a blind eye.
I would therefore ask you to vote against the waiving of immunity, and request that the case be referred back to the committee for a possible new decision once we have received the dead letter from Commissioner Frattini and the answer from Poland.
it was the result of my first try to send out the dead letter as "Free Matter For The Blind" here in the United States.
on the first point, the Group of the Greens / European Free Alliance remains extremely worried, because the figures you insist upon, as when you enthusiastically signed the infamous' penny-pinchers "dead letter" or attacked the Commission for daring to propose that the budget for the Union of 25 should reach the monstrous level of 1.14% of Europe's GDP, just do not add up.
but Mr Santer's dead letter does not mean that all the conditions have yet been fulfilled.
Madam President, I should just like to ask you whether it would be possible for you to pass on to us quickly the dead letters which you have received and to which you have just referred, so that we can see the exact wording.
given the difficult economic situation and massive austerity measures being applied in numerous EU Member States, the dead letter from the six governments is quite understandable, in my view.
all of this was done within the current framework, a framework referred to explicitly in President Prodi's dead letter agreeing to parliamentary participation.
as for the more specific question on nuclear power and Mr Lamy, you know, as Mrs Maes alluded to it, that Mr Lamy has today sent the dead letter to the Chairman of the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy, Mr Westendorp, in which he sums up the situation and in which he says quite clearly, and I am answering Mrs Maes at the same time, that we do not yet have the official confirmation from Russia which we need in order to proceed to the signing of the decision of 12 December 1994.
the Council submitted the names of the candidates it has proposed for appointment as members of the Court of Auditors in two dead letters dated 22 and 28 June 2001 respectively.
the problem is that in the interpretation of the agreements between the European Union and the United States set out in that dead letter, it is stated that this interpretation serves as a basis for the philosophy and general aims of United States legislation.
the Presidency of the Council has already stated, in the dead letter to the rapporteurs Mr Mitchell and Mr van den Berg, that it is prepared to start talks next week, and I was grateful to hear Mrs Morgantini discuss the necessity for these talks in her speech.
as indicated in the letter of 21 February 2001 from Mrs Schreyer to Mrs Theato, detailed information on these aspects of the case was supplied during the 1998 discharge procedure and in the reply to the dead letter from the President of the Court of Auditors.
as indicated in the dead letter of 21 February 2001 from Mrs Schreyer to Mrs Theato, detailed information on these aspects of the case was supplied during the 1998 discharge procedure and in the reply to the letter from the President of the Court of Auditors.
referral to the Court is the third and final stage, following the dead letter requesting action and a reasoned opinion, in the procedure laid down in Article 226 of the EC Treaty.
if the documents handed in are not complete a corresponding notice to investors is enclosed in the dead letter of confirmation.
as it was BvS 'goal to complete the privatisation of Kali and Salz GmbH, the German government informed the Commission by dead letter dated July 1998 that BvS had succeeded to sell its 49% participation in the joint venture Kali und Salz GmbH and thus to complete privatisation.
if you don't have email address - you have to send either fax or dead letter to the address of the shelter-house, alternatively you may call (in case of short notice dates).
after the vote I discovered to my surprise that the dead letter, signed by an official of this Parliament, was sent to various Members - not to me, of course - on official Parliament paper, calling on them not to vote for it.
in its dead letter, the Commission reminded the Danish regulator that MTRs should be set at the level of costs incurred by an efficient operator and should therefore be the same for all operators, unless objective reasons justify a differentiated approach.
despite repeated efforts during discussions in the Employment Councils, my dead letter to all the ministers and the mobilisation of European and national organisations, it would appear that the Member States have serious difficulties of a political and economic nature.
but let me say here that the dead letter advising the Commission that if it takes a certain course a firm will have to close, and that jobs may be lost, is not something I would regard as an attempt at illegal intimidation or indeed corruption whether such letters come from Parliament or from a Member State, whether they come from France, Ireland, or Bavaria, Ms Stauner.
the dead letter sent to the Guardian said its closure "would be a catastrophe for these children, some of whom are as young as eight."
I am glad also to hear what she had to say about the annual action programmes because we really do need to deliver on the dead letter that Commissioner Ferrero Waldner and Commissioner Michel sent to Mrs Morgantini and myself as rapporteur on the DCI, because in that letter it was clear that Parliament would decide for itself what structures it would set up and the programmes and strategy papers it would examine.
I am glad also to hear what she had to say about the annual action programmes because we really do need to deliver on the letter that Commissioner Ferrero Waldner and Commissioner Michel sent to Mrs Morgantini and myself as rapporteur on the DCI, because in that dead letter it was clear that Parliament would decide for itself what structures it would set up and the programmes and strategy papers it would examine.
one of the Asociación's leaders, Sergio Benjamín Carvajal Rejón, showed your correspondents a stack of dead letters he sent to state authorities demanding that the government step in to resolve the conflict.
whatever happens, we ought to have it before the European Parliament's first reading, as otherwise we will be at the mercy of the Council when it comes to making additional appropriations available in Category 5, because if the dead letter is not submitted until after Parliament's first reading, an amendment will only be permissible if both parts of the budget authority, that is the Council and the Parliament, agree to it.
it is such a poorly made report that the President of Parliament himself, Pat Cox, in reply to the dead letter by Mr Podestà, says that, even though they are admissible, certain parts of the text need changing so as to comply fully with parliamentary practice and our Rules of Procedure.
Mr President, I beg you, do not remain deaf to the demands of the intergroups and to all the dead letters that have been addressed to you over recent years.
in that respect the report stands in a number of areas in glaring contrast to the dead letter addressed by the British and Dutch prime ministers Blair and Kok to the European Council.
in the dead letter, Mr Snowden said he believed the support of the international community could persuade the US government to abandon criminal charges against him.
"the Council declares that its agreement to the Commission's proposal in relation to the financing of the decommissioning of the Kozloduy nuclear power plant, appearing in dead letter of amendment No 2 / 2010, does not prejudge the outcome of the examination of the legal basis currently under discussion."
half of the governments accused of failing to apply EU law have not replied to Mr Monti's dead letters six months after they were despatched.
this is without doubts in the best interest of Hungary and of the EU as a whole "- President Barroso says in the dead letter.
in his dead letter, the President of the Commission also stressed that the proposed measures should be compatible with Community law and should therefore not be discriminatory, be proportionate to the objective to be achieved and provide alternatives by offering fishermen the possibility of complying with one or more measures, or possibly other factors designed to prove that there is an economic link with a flag State.
the Council approved the text of the dead letter addressed to the President of the Republic of Fiji in which the EU addresses the follow-up to consultations held according to Article 96 of the Cotonou Agreement, in view of recent developments in Fiji.
in his dead letter, Mr Matsakis challenges the public prosecutor's authority to make such a request.
the dead letter of amendment that you have received from the Commission in respect of the 2005 Budget frees up funds in the foreign policy sphere and in the foreign budget, and so we are able to propose that support grants for Croatia be made in future out of Category 7, as accession negotiations with Croatia are to begin next year.
the Council welcomed the dead letter of SG / HR and requested him to urgently present a comprehensive set of proposals for further EU action concerning the Presevo Valley, in close collaboration with the Presidency and Commission, in order to support the process in the region and to contribute to international efforts in the achievement of a peaceful solution.
I should like to mention briefly two questions raised here by Mr Salafranca, the first regarding the appointment of Tony Blair as envoy of the Quartet, and the second regarding the dead letter signed by ten EU Foreign Ministers.
in the dead letter sent to Mrs Bowles and Mr Lehne yesterday, I pledged - and I confirmed that pledge to you this morning with Vice-President Šefčovič - that we would give these three authorities the practical, financial and human resources necessary to ensure that they have the credibility and independence they require, and I understand that the Presidency has pledged the same things.
Mr President, I have received the dead letter from your office which states that the question I addressed to the Council, which was to be discussed tomorrow, will not be discussed. the reason given was that today there would be a debate on Kosovo, during which this question, which relates to the environment in Kosovo, which has effectively been destroyed, would be brought up.
(RO) Mr President, a few days ago, the Gaddafi regime sent the dead letter to the United Nations Security Council in which it expressed its surprise at the sanctions adopted on 26 February, alleging that only - in Gaddafi's words - 'moderate' force was resorted to against some 'subversive acts'.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, this really is a minimal adjustment, just to make it clearer that the dead letter of amendment is consistent with number two - the agreement made between Parliament and the Council - but it really is an adjustment to the form, which does not in the least affect the content.
in the dead letter the Commission expressed its grave concern about the legality of the Greek government's measures against the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) in view of the principle of the customs union and the operation of the single market.
I would like to raise one final point, that is the dead letter that the Speaker of the Egyptian Parliament has written to us.
after the Barrot affair, I know there is a great desire to stop discussing any difficulties there may be with this Commission but, given that I got that one right, I would like to think that Mr Borrell will take the dead letter that I hand-delivered to him a couple of weeks ago rather more seriously.
let me state unequivocally that the Commission will fully respect - and to the letter - the commitments it has made in its declaration in plenary, as well as in my dead letter to Mrs Randzio-Plath.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to begin, first of all, by thanking President Cox for responding so promptly to the dead letters written by Mrs Figueiredo and those that I myself wrote on behalf of my group when the crisis in Portugal was still unfolding, and for announcing so promptly that this debate would take place, despite being on his summer holidays from 11 August onwards.
after examining those documents, the Commission informed the Court, by dead letter of 30 July 2008, of its view that those national measures fully completed the transposition of the directive and that, accordingly, the judgment of the Court had been complied with in its entirety.
Chancellor Schröder and the Finnish Prime Minister, Mr Lipponen, sent a jointly signed dead letter to their colleagues in March, since which time we have been collecting ideas from Member States drafted in their capital cities on the meeting 's agenda, its aims and its main areas of focus.
it requested the competent bodies to follow up speedily on this issue and submit recommendations on possible enhanced EU engagement, taking into account the reply of the UN - which is currently being prepared in New York - to the dead letter of the Ethiopian Prime Minister concerning the decisions of the Boundary Commission.
the EU welcomes the statement by the Council of the Republic of 2 July 2004 on the elections in Angola, and the dead letter by the president to ask the parliament to take the necessary steps to implement the legal framework to prepare the next elections.
the Council approved the text of the dead letter to be sent to the United States government, notifying it of the termination of the provisional application of an agreement on the processing and transfer of financial messaging data from the EU to the US for purposes of its terrorist finance tracking programme.
moving on to my second point, Commissioner, I would like you to confirm that you did have the opportunity of meeting with the Chairman of the Congressional Foreign Affairs Committee, Senator Gilman, and also with Congressman Bob Menéndez during your latest visit to Washington. also, I would like you to state whether or not it is true that you - or the European Commission - were asked to put in writing your position with regard to the content of Mrs Albright's dead letter to Senator Helms.
the Court's final observations regarding this case were contained in the dead letter from the President of the Court of Auditors.
honourable Members, I just want to confirm what was said in the dead letter by Commissioner Rehn and the President of the Eurogroup, Jean-Claude Juncker, to you, President Buzek.
it is significant, however, that the Commission's dead letter is at least addressed not only to the Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, but also to the Chairman of the Committee on Development, in accordance with the legal basis for the instrument (Article 179 (1) of the Treaty) and with the Rules of Procedure of Parliament (Annex VI).
secondly, the Council refused to provide a written answer providing Parliament with the information and documents requested from the Council in the annex to the dead letter of 14 December 2010 signed by the rapporteur.
because your mailbox has been used as the dead letter sent to the list of garbage.
through Pak-German Council for Culture and Democracy this dead letter was broadcast in the Pakistani media on 19th of December. on the request of Pak-German Council for Culture and Democracy these members of German Parliament also issued an open letter to President Musharraf after he imposed the Rule of Emergency in Pakistan in November 2007.
on 19 February 1996, the applicants called on the Commission to withdraw the dead letter of 7 February 1996 and confirm their right to payment of the sums due for the oils in question.
let me conclude by assuring you that, in accordance with the Interinstitutional Agreement, the Commission will give its position on the amendments adopted by Parliament in early November through the so-called 'dead letter on executability' and I hope Parliament can take it into account in its second reading.
in its dead letter sent on 5 June, the Commission welcomes an updated regulatory measure from Slovenia's telecoms watchdog, APEK, but asks it to further review and back up its claim that the country's leading mobile operator has a dominant market position before implementing the final measure.
on the basis of this new information, the Commission services addressed the dead letter to the competent Hellenic authorities in late April 2003, asking them to take a position on specific issues raised in relation to the compatibility of the Hellenic legislation and practice with Community public procurement legislation and the relevant jurisprudence of the Court of Justice.
in the Trentin report we have at least demanded that in future the Commission be able to send out the dead letters on its own, without this being dependent on a vote in the Ecofin Council in which the offenders are indirectly involved.
as the draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Agriculture, I have helped to make sure that the procedure introduced last year whereby the Commission sends notification of amendments between the first and second readings has been followed to the dead letter this year too, and we have received specific proposed amendments to a considerable number of budget items.
Madam President, I voted in favour of this resolution and, like Mr Kamall, I have received an increasing number of dead letters over the last few years about the situation in Zimbabwe.
there have been charges relating to the application of national legislation, there has been an exchange of correspondence which started in the summer, in August to be precise, between the Greek government and the European Commission, staff from my directorate have visited Greece and examined the institutional framework and its application and we have requested additional information further to the dead letter sent by the Greek government on 9 November.
the Commission is still reviewing a parallel agreement between AuA and SAS about which it also issued the dead letter of serious doubts at the same time as to AuA / Luthansa (see IP / 00 / 1159).
the Council took note of the dead letter from the Secretary ‑ General of the United Nations to the Secretary ‑ General / High Representative and asked the latter, and the Commission, rapidly to outline technical, humanitarian and political responses in the light of the comments made.
the fact that the Commission did not persist in the complaints based on the fact that a large proportion of companies limited by shares were failing to comply with the disclosure requirements, whilst it detailed the complaints based on the need to provide appropriate sanctions, which it had already set out more generally in the dead letter of formal notice, merely limited the subject-matter of the action.
in addition, the annual report on the implementation of the EU's Fundamental Rights Charter (published in parallel to the EU Citizenship Report, see IP / 13 / 411 MEMO / 13 / 411) revealed that during 2012, the Commission received over 3000 dead letters from citizens concerning fundamental rights issues.
in the end, with a vast majority, the plenary vote made clear the full support of European regional and local authorities, just a few days after nine EU member states addressed the dead letter to the Danish Council Presidency urging acceleration of the introduction of the FTT.
earlier this year Sir Nigel Sheinwald, the United Kingdom's Permanent Representative to the EU, sent a strongly-worded dead letter to Mr Gemelli, Chairman of the Committee on Petitions, effectively seeking to block this Parliament's right to get to the facts.
the Commission informed the Council that the United States will be publishing in the Federal Register a second proposal for a ruling on the animal-health status of the European Community, as referred to in Mr Glickman's dead letter of 10 March 1998, with a view to removing a number of shortcomings in the initial proposal, particularly as regards classical swine fever and swine vesicular disease.
in the dead letter to José Maria Aznar, President of the European Council, Prime Ministers Tony Blair and Wim Kok have called for determined action by the EU and its Member States to create "a fully integrated European Research and Innovation Area," including notably "the stimulation of business investment in R & D."
the dead letter of formal notice, covering the Augustów bypass among other things, was addressed to Poland on 15 December 2006, while the decision authorising the start of the works was issued by the Polish authorities on 2 and 9 February 2007.
furthermore, ENI and Versalis lodged an appeal before the General Court against the dead letter of the Commission services of April 2012 informing them that the Commission intended to resume proceedings in this case with a view to possibly reinstate the part of the synthetic rubber decision annulled by the General Court (cases T-240 / 12 and T-241 / 12).
in the dead letter addressed to Mr Cavada and me, the Central Bank also recognised that the time had come to enter new phases, without going too far in the proposals. this confirmed what it had said to us at the hearing, which, unfortunately, neither the Council nor the Commission saw fit to attend.
authorise Mrs Schreyer, in agreement with the other members of the Peer Group, namely President Prodi, Mr Kinnock, Mr Fischler and Mr Lamy, to submit to the Budget Authority the dead letter of amendment to the preliminary draft budget for the 2001 budget year in accordance with this Communication, on the understanding that posts obtained will be allocated in accordance with the normal budget procedures.
the EU institutions could not ignore this matter following the dead letter addressed to Brussels by a large number of European intellectuals.
the Commission decided today to send dead letters of formal notice to 17 Member States (Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Spain, and Sweden) for failing to communicate national legislation which fully transposes the Directive on the conditions of entry, residence and intra-EU mobility of non EU-nationals for the purposes of research, studies, training, voluntary service, pupil exchange schemes or educational projects, and au pairing ().
letter of amendment to the preliminary draft budget for 1997 By a qualified majority the Council established dead letter of amendment No 1 to the draft general budget of the European Communities for 1997.
Madam President, we would all be very happy to see the dead letter referred to by Mr Sakellariou, and we would be very grateful if the competent services could distribute it.
the Commission has therefore informed Halifax, by dead letter, that the agreement is not caught by the prohibition of restrictive agreements and practices in Article 85 (1).
as far as agricultural expenditure is concerned, the new Commission will come back at the end of October with new forecasts in its now dead letter of amendment which has been agreed by the institutions.
I have also raised the international travel ban with you, Commissioner, and in your response to my dead letter you said that representations had been made both through the European Commission delegation in Minsk and also most recently during the visit to Minsk in early November by the RELEX deputy director-general.
they may also contact DocMorris and Mr Waterval directly on a free telephone number or by dead letter.
in response to the dead letter of formal notice following the ECJ judgement (IP / 09 / 774), the Italian authorities planned to implement a temporary emergency system that would enable caller location information to be available in a relatively short time.
the fact is that the President-in-Office of the Council has already made this commitment in the dead letter to the President of Parliament, but we will still have to uphold it when the time comes to negotiate.
in that amendment we are seeking the dead letter of amendment from the Commission to supplementary and amending budget No 1 of 1998 so that we can continue with the policy of property acquisition.
a copy of the report on the results of OLAF's investigations was transmitted to the Commission by dead letter from the director of OLAF dated 8 March 2001.
the Commission and the UNHCR therefore demonstrated, on 6 July, the strengthening of their partnership on asylum and refugees through an exchange of dead letters between Commissioner Vitorino and Mrs Ogata.
the dead letter has been sent to their authors explaining that pursuant to the Rules of Procedure, items already on the agenda are not dealt with during Question Time. as the House will be aware, the Commission and the Council have made statements on the serious issue of those Turkish prisoners on hunger strike.
in his dead letter, Vice-President Barrot has asked the Member States to provide the Commission by 1 March 2006 with a detailed and complete overview of the preparations at national level, including a confirmation that they will be ready to put in place the necessary arrangements in due time.
and thirdly, the EU has an ambitious association agreement, negotiated with Chile - for which we must thank the European Commission for its negotiation efforts and the Presidency-in-Office for its support - and is holding negotiations with Mercosur which must also be given new impetus, because it is at moments of crisis that this type of agreement can be more necessary than ever. the European Community must also present, through the Commission, guidelines for negotiation, for new agreements with the Andean Community and Central America which, in the opinion of this House, must provide - I am not saying at this moment - the prospect of a partnership, as the President of the European Parliament has said in the dead letter to the President of the Commission; and also an ambitious Commission programme which includes a whole series of initiatives which, although they do not imply a single euro more, are very important in relation to the creation of this bi-regional association.
-on the July infringements package (on dead letters of formal notices only), see a full.
Jeane Freeman MSP sent the dead letter with less than six months to go until the UK withdraws from the EU.
up to now, the Commission has told us that agricultural spending will be improved or will be determined on the basis of the dead letter.
- On the May infringements package (on dead letters of formal notices only), see full.
in the light of the results of the meeting with the European Parliament delegation, the Council established dead letter of amendment No 1 to the draft budget.
following the Commission's dead letter of formal notice of 17 January, Hungary only proposed a clause that would allow to extend in individual cases the retirement age of a judge beyond 62 if the judge passes a review by the National Judicial Council of his' professional and medical aptitude 'and within the limit of a pre-determined annual quota.
currently the Commission is in the process of analysing the measures notified by the rest of the Member States (Austria, Cyprus, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, Luxemburg, Lithuania and Latvia), following which a second round of dead letters may be sent during the second quarter of 2011.
this is serious, Mr Barón Crespo, because I wrote that the Committee on Citizens "Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs has breached some of the Rules of Procedure, which is why I sent Mr Cox the dead letter, to which he sent a reply, which I answered.
following the publication of a summary of the proposal on 13 March 1997 in the Official Journal of the European Communities, the Commission on 10 June 1997 sent the parties the dead letter of serious doubts setting out reasons why it was continuing its investigation into the proposal.
he wanted to see all documents on the Greek conversion reports, as well as preparatory documents, dead letters, and e-mails between different Commission services, the Greek authorities, and the authorities of other EU member states.
- the reply to the dead letter sent to the Council by the European Ombudsman concerning complaint 0386 / 2006 / BM made by Mr José Manuel ROSA PEREZ, the Swedish delegation voting against (8988 / 06);
is the Council aware of the dead letter of 3 August sent by Mrs Albright, United States Secretary of State, to Mr Helms, Chairman of the US Senate's Foreign Affairs Committee, which was published by newspapers and other media?
the Commission was informed by Romania of the completion of all necessary national procedures for conclusion of these Agreements by dead letter on 17 January 2002.
at the outset of the sitting this morning Mr Alex Smith raised the question of the dead letter which Mr Coates and I had sent out concerning the vote on the debate today.
this proposal was a double one, and Mr President, I have done no more than take up the terms of your dead letter of 8 October sent to all group presidents.
as Spain did not meet all the Directive's requirements at that time, the Commission responded with a series of dead letters which culminated in a referral to the European Court of Justice.
the fact-finding dead letters are part of the Commission's efforts to ensure that the national media laws of all Member States correctly implement all aspects of the AVMS rules.
however, Systran indicated to the Commission, by dead letter of 31 October 2003, that the works envisaged in the invitation to tender were likely to infringe its intellectual property rights and called upon the Commission to state its view in that respect.
President Barroso also in his dead letter refers to the on-going assessment of the recent amendments to the Hungarian Constitution conducted by the Venice Commission, which will prepare an opinion on 15-16 June.
Mr President, I received a written question from Mr MacCormick, which I intended to answer, but as I also had the dead letter from him, I rushed to send him a detailed reply in writing, which I hoped he would receive today.
in the dead letter sent to SPRK today, the Commission explains that the new rates in this proposal do not comply with the principles and objectives of EU telecoms rules which require Member States to promote competition and the interests of consumers in the EU, as well as the development of the Internal Market.
for this reason, the majority of the Finnish members of the European Parliament are proposing in the dead letter to the Commission that export subsidies for live animals outside the Union be stopped.
with reference to the dead letter which the European trade union organisation sent to all its members last week, I should like to say that I can understand the views of the trade union movement regarding the question whether any consultation took place between the social partners and the Commission.
the Commission's dead letter marks the first stage in the procedure for taking appropriate action to ensure that existing aid measures incompatible with the common market are scrapped.
since the judgment and the dead Letter of Formal Notice sent on 1 December 2008, 14 of these areas have conformed to the legislation, but the other nine are still in breach of the rules.
that is why, should the Commission present the dead letter of amendment this year, it must also be possible - this procedure provides for it - for increased demand to appear in the Commission's modifications; both reduced and increased demand are possible.
the Commission may disclose copies of the dead letters of formal notice and recent opinions when none of the exceptions to the regulations I mentioned apply - i.e. when the infringement procedure has been closed and there is no longer any likelihood that the investigation could be undermined.
the dead letter of formal notice takes into account recent jurisprudence regarding the right to seek judicial redress and rights to interest and compensation.
I entirely agree with what Mr Liikanen said in the dead letter concerning Community customs, that the Commission has no choice but to carry on enforcing existing legislation.
for this reason, I would ask you, Mr President, to draft the dead letter to the President of the Commission without delay, containing a reminder by Parliament of the undertaking given, and in which you reprimand the Commission for not having kept to this undertaking of theirs or not even having shown they were in any way ready to explain the delay to Parliament, and in which you call on the Commission to adopt the missing proposals to be appended to the Aarhus Convention and present them to Parliament during September.
. Mr President, I am indeed aware of the dead letter which Mr Barón Crespo sent to the President's office concerning his unfortunate and malicious statements of yesterday, and confirming them in exactly the same terms as in his speech.
the important thing is that there should be a large majority the day after tomorrow, not only as a matter of principle, but because we all know, for example, that there is the dead letter from six Member States to the Commission, that there are also still some questions open in the Commission and that a large majority in Parliament will of course send the Commission and the Council a signal that they must go along with Parliament's opinion on this.
I appeal to you, Mr President, to arrange for dead letters to be sent from the Presidency to Mr Pastrana and to the European institutions to draw attention to the situation and to try to prevent even worse abuses.
I read carefully the dead letter sent to Mr Buzek by the Marshal of the People's Assembly.
the President, subject to the dead letter from the President of the European Council to be issued shortly, informed the Council on the likely organisation of work in Feira on 19 and 20 June.
the Commission's decision follows a Statement of Objections sent in July 2007 (see MEMO / 07 / 314), a Supplementary Statement of Objections sent in July 2008 (see MEMO / 08 / 517) and the dead letter sent to Intel in December 2008 setting out additional factual elements relevant to the final decision.
as I indicated during the discussion with Mr Prodi this afternoon, the present timetable Parliament has set for appointing the new Commission, which involves the Commission being appointed by the earliest in mid-September, means that there are only two weeks left to submit this dead letter of amendment.
the European Parliament, through a vote in the Committee on Legal Affairs and the dead letter from President Hänsch, initiated the process to take the Commission to court for failing to comply with Community law, for the failure to apply the 1991 regulation.
the Commission spares no effort in seeing that legislation is properly transposed in the Member States (despatch of Article 169 dead letters every two months, constant contacts with national authorities).
the conference coincided with the dead letter from the European Commission President, José Manuel Barroso to EESC President, Mario Sepi, entrusting the Committee with the task of mobilising national and economic social councils to make the Europe 2020 strategy a success.
the Commission has also decided to send the dead letter of formal notice to Ireland for its failure to comply with the Court's judgment of 10 December 2002 (Case C-362 / 01) regarding failure to communicate measures transposing into national law Directive 98 / 5 / EC on the establishment of lawyers.
the Council took note of the dead letter, dated 16 July 1999, from the outgoing Commission President, Mr. Jacques Santer, and agreed in general with the valuable recommendations it contained.
as regards the Commission's dead letter of amendment, I welcome the fact that the Commission has adopted some of Parliament's proposals from the first reading and, in particular that it is not making further cuts to export refunds.
if the Commission believes a Member State's proposals are not compliant with EU telecoms rules the first step of the Commission's "Article 7 procedure" is to write a "serious doubts" dead letter to the national regulator (MEMO / 11 / 321).
the Council would like to request the Commission to state the anticipated surplus for 2002 so that this can be factored into the 2003 budget via the dead letter of amendment.
the reasoned opinion gives a detailed statement, based on the dead letter of formal notice, of the reasons that have led the Commission to conclude that the Member State concerned has failed to fulfil one or more of its obligations under the Treaty or other EU legislation.
history AND BACKGROUND The suggestion for an EDMC was first raised in the dead letter of 3 October 1989 which President Mitterrand addressed to fellow Heads of State and Government and to the President of the Commission.
the Commission's position on how Structural Funds should be used in Cyprus is set out in dead letters addressed from Mr Barnier, Mrs Diamantopoulou and Mr Fischler to the Cypriot authorities.
the European Council noted the dead letter from the United Kingdom on new approaches to international protection and invited the Commission to explore these ideas further, in particular with UNHCR, and to report through the Council to the European Council meeting in June 2003.
the European Ombudsman, Emily O'Reilly, has asked the European Commission to publish dead letters and internal notes concerning the resignation of former Commissioner John Dalli in October 2012.
the request takes the form of a complementary "dead letter of formal notice," the first stage of infringement proceedings under Article 226 of the EC Treaty.
the president of the Council will report on progress (see also page 9) in the dead letter to be sent to the president of the European Council, with a view to its meeting in Brussels on 29 and 30 October.
today, the Commission decided to send dead letters of formal notice to Cyprus, Ireland, Malta, the Netherlands, Slovenia, Sweden andthe United Kingdom for failing to correctly transpose or implement certain requirements of the Energy Efficiency Directive ().
I am particularly disappointed that Italy and Ireland have not only failed to answer the Commission's dead letters but have also failed to respond to the Commission's first warning letters for non-cooperation. "
I would like to ask the Commission how things stand as regards following up these dead letters and these infringements?
the Commission has therefore sent UIP an administrative 'comfort' dead letter stating that UIP may continue operating while announcing a review in five year's time.
in November 2009 the Commission issued dead letters of formal notice about failures to bring permitting into line with the legislation, with reasoned opinions following in March of this year (IP / 10 / 314).
after a thorough analysis of Hungary's response to the Commission's dead letter of formal notice of 27 April, the Commission maintains the conclusions of the in-depth legal assessment and discussions by the College on 12 April and 26 April 2017 that led to initiating the infringement procedure.
on 28 September 2012, exactly one year after the initial Commission proposal had been tabled, France and Germany sent the dead letter to Commissioner Šemeta, officially requesting enhanced cooperation to be authorised, on the basis of the Commission's proposal.
on 9.4 96 the Commission, as stage one in the legal procedure, sent the dead letter to Austria for violation of articles 7h, 7b and 7i of Directive 93 / 9.
as the restriction remained, the Commission opened the infringement procedure provided for under Article 226 of the EC Treaty (now Article 256 TFEU) with the dead letter of formal notice addressed to the French Government on 5 June 2008.
the reasoned opinion follows the dead letter of formal notice sent in December 2008 (see IP / 08 / 1997), to which Slovakia has provided no satisfactory reply.
Mr President, I want to talk about what Mr Bigliardo said and the dead letter you have received regarding the immunity of Mr Dupuis.
if no reply to the dead letter of formal notice is received, or if the observations presented by the Member State in reply to that notice cannot be considered satisfactory, the Commission may decide to move to the next stage of the infringement procedure, and send a 'reasoned opinion' to Cyprus.
the Commission has sent a "serious doubts" dead letter to CMT and the regulator now has three months to work with the Commission and the Body of European telecoms regulators (BEREC) to find a solution to this case.
in its dead letter, the Commission has also made some technical comments on SEC's proposal.
if no reply to the dead letter of formal notice is received, or if the observations presented in reply to that notice cannot be considered satisfactory, the Commission may decide to move to the next stage of the infringement procedure, and send a 'reasoned opinion' to the Member States.
the Commission's dead letter to BNetzA is sent under the "," of the EU Framework Directive (part of the EU telecoms rules).
this month the Commission's infringement package includes in total 4 dead letters of formal notice, 34 reasoned opinions, 9 referrals to the Court of Justice of the EU and 83 closures.
the German authorities have been informed of the Commission's decision in the dead letter.
on this point, I believe that the exchange of views with Commissioner Almunia and the reply by Mr Barroso, President of the Commission, to the dead letter sent to him by Mr Pöttering, President of Parliament, were fairly positive.
after having identified remaining gaps and deficiencies in the legislation adopted in Italy in July 2010 and February 2011, the Commission has decided to send the dead letter of formal notice.
if France does not agree to amend its legislation within the two months following the Commission's dead letter, the Commission may decide to refer the matter to the European Court of Justice.
the Commission acknowledges the efforts made by the Italian government to improve the situation since the launch of the infringement procedure with the dead letter of formal notice in and the subsequent reasoned opinion sent in.
the Slovenian authorities now have two months to reply to the Commission's dead letter.
the Commission has therefore sent a so-called 'dead letter of formal notice' to Spain, the first step of EC Treaty infringement procedures for failure to respect Court judgements (Article 228).
. if I may start at the end, that was also the Commission's proposal in the dead letter which President Barroso sent to Parliament and the Council.
the Commission opened infringement proceedings against Germany, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom in with regard to Volkswagen Group and sent dead letters of formal notice in requesting further clarifications.
Spain now has two months to reply to the Commission's dead letter.
Mr President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Mr President of the Commission, the dead letter sent to you by the prime ministers of Europe's big three economies, Mr Chirac, Mr Blair and Mr Schröder, makes the spring Council far more important than a merely routine Council following the standard procedure.
the Commission has sent France first written warnings ('dead letters of formal notice ") for non-execution of a further three rulings by the European Court of Justice.
the Spanish authorities did not take any action in this respect and therefore the Commission sent Spain a dead letter of formal notice on 18th October 2006 (see).
the European Commission sent dead letters to Greece, Croatia and Italy in October.
the letter of formal notice and the dead letter of formal notice that the Commission already sent to Greece have failed to resolve these problems.
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when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of first letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
type the first letters and numbers as they appear on the screen.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which new letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in new letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each new letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering new letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter new letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the new letter.
their alphabet has 24 new letters and signs common to the Phoenician alphabet.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the new letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of new letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
type the new letters and numbers as they appear on the screen.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which open letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in open letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each open letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the open letters.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering open letters until predictive options are displayed.
if we did not, we should in practice be acting contrary to both the spirit and the open letter of the Cartagena Protocol. I believe there is no question of our doing that.
in particular it must be emphasised absolutely that the Treaty of Nice as a whole is fundamentally opposed to the spirit and the open letter of the French constitution, a spirit which is the spirit of national sovereignty.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter open letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the open letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the open letter.
ID cards, those fingerprints in last letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each last letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
the equivalent representation of the * sound in the Cyrillic alphabet is ў, the last letter unique to the Belarusian language.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering last letters until predictive options are displayed.
if we did not, we should in practice be acting contrary to both the spirit and the last letter of the Cartagena Protocol. I believe there is no question of our doing that.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter last letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the last letter.
a valid variable name starts with the last letter or underscore, followed by any number of letters, numbers, or underscores.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the last letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of last letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which second letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each second letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
the equivalent representation of the * sound in the Cyrillic alphabet is ў, the second letter unique to the Belarusian language.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering second letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter second letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the second letter.
a valid variable name starts with the second letter or underscore, followed by any number of letters, numbers, or underscores.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the second letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of second letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which next letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each next letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering next letters until predictive options are displayed.
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the next letter.
a valid variable name starts with the next letter or underscore, followed by any number of letters, numbers, or underscores.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the next letter.
ID cards, those fingerprints in french letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each french letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering french letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter french letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the french letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of french letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which necessary letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in necessary letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each necessary letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering necessary letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter necessary letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the necessary letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the necessary letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of necessary letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which available letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in available letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each available letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering available letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter available letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
their alphabet has 24 available letters and signs common to the Phoenician alphabet.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of available letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which specific letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in specific letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each specific letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering specific letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter specific letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the specific letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the specific letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of specific letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which good letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in good letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each good letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
if we did not, we should in practice be acting contrary to both the spirit and the good letter of the Cartagena Protocol. I believe there is no question of our doing that.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the good letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of good letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
ID cards, those fingerprints in certain letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each certain letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering certain letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter certain letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of certain letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which great letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in great letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each third letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each great letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
the equivalent representation of the * sound in the Cyrillic alphabet is ў, the third letter unique to the Belarusian language.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering third letters until predictive options are displayed.
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the third letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the third letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the great letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of great letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of third letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which special letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in special letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each special letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the special letters.
the equivalent representation of the * sound in the Cyrillic alphabet is ў, the special letter unique to the Belarusian language.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering special letters until predictive options are displayed.
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the special letter.
their alphabet has 24 special letters and signs common to the Phoenician alphabet.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the special letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of special letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which greek letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in greek letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each greek letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the greek letters.
the equivalent representation of the * sound in the Cyrillic alphabet is ў, the greek letter unique to the Belarusian language.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering greek letters until predictive options are displayed.
yes, there is the treaty, the greek letter and the spirit.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter greek letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the greek letter.
their alphabet has 24 greek letters and signs common to the Phoenician alphabet.
a valid variable name starts with the greek letter or underscore, followed by any number of letters, numbers, or underscores.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the greek letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of greek letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
type the greek letters and numbers as they appear on the screen.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which separate letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in separate letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
ID cards, those fingerprints in best letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each separate letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the separate letters.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering separate letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter separate letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the best letter.
their alphabet has 24 separate letters and signs common to the Phoenician alphabet.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the best letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the separate letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of separate letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which subsequent letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which common letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in common letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
ID cards, those fingerprints in turkish letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each subsequent letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each common letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each turkish letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the turkish letters.
the equivalent representation of the * sound in the Cyrillic alphabet is ў, the common letter unique to the Belarusian language.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering subsequent letters until predictive options are displayed.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering common letters until predictive options are displayed.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering turkish letters until predictive options are displayed.
in particular it must be emphasised absolutely that the Treaty of Nice as a whole is fundamentally opposed to the spirit and the common letter of the French constitution, a spirit which is the spirit of national sovereignty.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter common letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the common letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the turkish letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the common letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the subsequent letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of turkish letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of common letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which large letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which single letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in large letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
ID cards, those fingerprints in single letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each single letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each large letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the large letters.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the single letters.
the equivalent representation of the * sound in the Cyrillic alphabet is ў, the single letter unique to the Belarusian language.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering large letters until predictive options are displayed.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering single letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter single letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter large letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the single letter.
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the large letter.
a valid variable name starts with the single letter or underscore, followed by any number of letters, numbers, or underscores.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the single letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the large letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of large letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of single letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which chinese letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in chinese letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each chinese letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the chinese letters.
the equivalent representation of the * sound in the Cyrillic alphabet is ў, the chinese letter unique to the Belarusian language.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering chinese letters until predictive options are displayed.
yes, there is the treaty, the chinese letter and the spirit.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter chinese letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the chinese letter.
their alphabet has 24 chinese letters and signs common to the Phoenician alphabet.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the chinese letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of chinese letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
type the chinese letters and numbers as they appear on the screen.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which little letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which respective letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in little letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
ID cards, those fingerprints in respective letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each little letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each respective letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the respective letters.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the little letters.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering little letters until predictive options are displayed.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering respective letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter little letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the respective letter.
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the little letter.
their alphabet has 24 little letters and signs common to the Phoenician alphabet.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the little letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the respective letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of little letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of respective letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
type the respective letters and numbers as they appear on the screen.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which simple letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which initial letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which normal letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in simple letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
ID cards, those fingerprints in normal letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each simple letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each initial letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each rectifying letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each normal letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the simple letters.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering rectifying letters until predictive options are displayed.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering normal letters until predictive options are displayed.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering simple letters until predictive options are displayed.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering initial letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter simple letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter normal letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter rectifying letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter initial letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the initial letter.
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the normal letter.
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the simple letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the initial letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the rectifying letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the simple letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the normal letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of rectifying letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of normal letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of simple letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of initial letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which correct letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in correct letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each correct letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering correct letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter correct letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the correct letter.
a valid variable name starts with the correct letter or underscore, followed by any number of letters, numbers, or underscores.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the correct letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of correct letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
type the correct letters and numbers as they appear on the screen.
the optometrist or the ophthalmologist examines visual acuity with test images on which different letters, numbers or pictures must be recognized at a certain distance.
ID cards, those fingerprints in different letters and numbers and records of human existence, become memorials by virtue of their serial arrangement.
words are spelled aloud with letter names, but they're pronouced using a knowledge of letter sounds, and hearing the sound of each different letter as it is typed helps children acquire this knowledge.
Univers was a sans serif designed to create comfortable white space between the different letters.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering different letters until predictive options are displayed.
if the symbol ">" is displayed, keep entering wrong letters until predictive options are displayed.
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter different letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
due to the manufacturing technique you can only enter wrong letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces and some special characters (!
this soundex function returns a string 4 characters long, starting with the wrong letter.
their alphabet has 24 different letters and signs common to the Phoenician alphabet.
a valid variable name starts with the letter or underscore, followed by any number of different letters, numbers, or underscores.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the wrong letter.
the name of the Semitic symbol was zayin, possibly meaning "weapon," and was the different letter.
when the dimensions of the building are converted according to the science of different letters and numbers (jafr), the name of his father is obtained.
type the different letters and numbers as they appear on the screen.
structure has a loop at the tip of the metal parts for the ear with stereo, plug the hole in the body only that, while the new lock is not physically.
any time it was the new lock, but its basic purpose was preparation for the second coming of the Christ, for a doomsday and revival.
in my opinion, we have now opened the new lock, which is the European Union.
operations are very fast in MySQL, but you can obtain better overall performance by adding new locks around everything that does more than about five successive inserts or updates.
a new lock is granted to a requesting transaction if it is compatible with existing locks, but not if it conflicts with existing locks.
a lock is granted to a requesting transaction if it is compatible with existing locks, but not if it conflicts with existing new locks.
at the time of production of the panels, through the new locks mantled to the panel, cold chamber panels become prefabricated and easily mountable structures.
K7 is a new lock with the smart card application.
it is, of course, unacceptable that one Member State should settle for one new lock, so to speak, while five guards and six cameras should be made compulsory in the others.
Mr Northam's company will also alter locks on houses and cars so they are compatible with the chip, for a cost of £300 each new lock.
Mr Northam's company will also alter new locks on houses and cars so they are compatible with the chip, for a cost of £300 each lock.
that is, when a thread wants to lock the Giant mutex, but it is already locked by a thread on another CPU, the first thread will keep running and wait for the new lock to be released.
opening the new lock is not required in order to replace the battery.
we have already restored thousands of new locks. in western Europe we are known as the reliable locksmith of classic car country.
to increase speed, because many updates within a single lock is much faster than updating without new locks.
"there are things that fail for no other reason than themselves," reads an important sentence in Kafka's The Castle. this new lock without a key [4] is also love in its socialized form as marriage and family, is the literary allegory of spellbound desire, which for Kafka, whose catastrophic engagements are documented in endless letters, is the source of all unhappiness.
high voltage (appr. 210kV) as a standard connected to the handle and new locks and on an individual customer's request to the edges of the case.
is ready, the new lock can be released and other threads may query the same connection.
apparently the culture here is to steal from someone is wrong, but stealing someone's home without this one in, gives nothing... Then I put the photo that has new locks on the doors!
the m-Lock is a new ignition / starter lock, which completely replaces a mechanical ignition lock and its electrical switching function.
moreover, timing belts with new locks can be used as "replacement elements" to prevent impending downtime following malfunction and avoid belt failure possibly resulting.
one is that when using table locking on a persistent connection, if the script for whatever reason cannot release the new lock, then subsequent scripts using the same connection will block indefinitely and may require that you either restart the httpd server or the database server.
, but in case the lock is held by someone else, dio _ fcntl () waits until the new lock is released.
all rooms have dataport phones with free local, toll free and calling card calls, digital alarm clocks, hairdryers, 27 inch color televisions with 2 HBO's and 2 ESPN's, free high speed internet access via T-1 lines, and new locks.
the information is also transforming into virtual media can no longer be protected by either arms or new lock.
please note that our webserver is secure, that means all your credit card information is encrypted before transmission. check if you see the key (Mozilla / Netscape Navigator) or the new lock (Mozilla Firefox / Microsoft Internet Explorer) in your browser's status bar.
when the operation was finished the new lock on the door was changed in order to prevent a repeat of the situation.
with higher-level locks, you can more easily tune applications by supporting new locks of different types, because the lock overhead is less than for row-level locks.
enjoy convenient services, such as Wi-Fi access, the launderette, new locks, lockers and safes.
after the great success of the timing belt lock for the various belt types of the BRECO ATN system, this new lock is now also available for the belt types T10 and AT10.
by just using the battery, mounting new locks on present doors without having to include cable blades becomes easier.
Kilitronik 8md is an electronic password-protected new lock with a motor mechanism and a 4-digit indicator that is specially designed for safes.
this security measure is working when you see either the symbol of an unbroken key or closed new lock (depending on your browser) on the bottom of your browser window.
Kilitronik 9mda is an electronic password-protected new lock with a motor mechanism and a 4-digit indicator that is specially designed for safes.
the final dredging work is scheduled from the end of 2014 until the end of 2015, and the central lock is due to open at the beginning of 2016.
significant bottlenecks in the form of inadequately dimensioned central locks, bridges or fairways and missing links such as the connection between the Seine and the Scheldt river systems are hampering the sector's full development potential.
a calm waterway running across the vineyards of Macon, Beaujolais, and Lyon hillsides. you can head 112 km South, as fas as Lyon, with only 2 central locks to pass.
those of you who prefer things to be a little drier can enjoy the Rhine on a trip through the central locks to Rheinfelden, or a harbour tour as far as the Dreiländereck on board a boat of the Basel Passenger Shipping Company. numerous entertainment trips provide a great change in the evenings!
this involved the construction of the two very central locks at Castelmoron and Villeneuve and is one of the biggest inland waterways projects undertaken in recent times.
the Commission is proposing to improve transport of waterborne freight by upgrading central locks, bridges and navigation channels.
but it's as if he has reached from his book, snatched that dramatis personae page from your fingers, and lighted it with a last match.
but it's as if he has reached from his book, snatched that dramatis personae page from your fingers, and lighted it with a real match.
but it's as if he has reached from his book, snatched that dramatis personae page from your fingers, and lighted it with a different match.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the last move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the future move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
the OMICRON team had now increased to more than 100 employees which warranted the future move to larger premises.
we at Mudanzas Castellana are prepared to carry out any kind of transportation and future move.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the single move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the possible move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
the OMICRON team had now increased to more than 100 employees which warranted the possible move to larger premises.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the major move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
the OMICRON team had now increased to more than 100 employees which warranted the major move to larger premises.
we at Mudanzas Castellana are prepared to carry out any kind of transportation and major move.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the small move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
the OMICRON team had now increased to more than 100 employees which warranted the small move to larger premises.
we at Mudanzas Castellana are prepared to carry out any kind of transportation and small move.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the historic move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
we at Mudanzas Castellana are prepared to carry out any kind of transportation and historic move.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the late move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
we at Mudanzas Castellana are prepared to carry out any kind of transportation and late move.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the large move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the second move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
the OMICRON team had now increased to more than 100 employees which warranted the large move to larger premises.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the big move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the successful move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
by the resolute maintenance of our location in the Bernese Jura after the internal move from Berne to the more rural Courtelary.
the OMICRON team had now increased to more than 100 employees which warranted the successful move to larger premises.
the OMICRON team had now increased to more than 100 employees which warranted the big move to larger premises.
we at Mudanzas Castellana are prepared to carry out any kind of transportation and big move.
we at Mudanzas Castellana are prepared to carry out any kind of transportation and internal move.
the OMICRON team had now increased to more than 100 employees which warranted a successful move to larger premises.
we at Mudanzas Castellana are prepared to carry out any kind of transportation and successful move.
I do so because I am aware that despite the personal tragedies she has experienced at the hands of the LTTE, she courageously initiated smart moves which paved the way for the current peace initiative.
coming down the hill was the smart move in Bhagavan's life.
the launch in spring 2001 was the smart move to combine the knowledge and expertise of the two companies "imate Software & Webdesign" and "Rainbow Works" to offer our customers a greater wealth of experience and productivity.
the smart move will be seen as an attempt to neutralise the success of Jeremy Corbyn's drive to attract young voters with pledges to provide more affordable housing and target high earners.
"but I need to know if it has any sense; and that I won't be surrounded by people throwing sticks under my feet and question my every smart move," he explained his hesitation.
"your smart move," Clinton campaign aide Ian Sams said on Twitter, linking to the Democratic nominee's returns.
Elke Twesten, up until that point a Green Party representative, justified her smart move with the fact that she had not been nominated for the 2018 election in her constituency in Rotenburg (Wümme).
"double Down" claims Daley spearheaded the effort to replace Biden, despite their "close personal rapport," before ultimately deciding against the smart move when their data showed adding Clinton to the ticket wouldn't "materially improve Obama's odds."
SmartGo can search through all games to find specific positions and show statistics for the smart moves chosen by professionals.
masters of Go are able to reconstruct a game of some 300 smart moves from memory.
at Schleuniger, there was a lot on the next move in 2005.
the conference was also the occasion for the coordinator of the CoR's Europe 2020 Monitoring Platform, Michel Delebarre, Senator and Mayor of Dunkirk, to present the results of a survey assessing the extent to which "Youth on the next Move" has provided the intended benefits to cities and regions.
the EU's plans to raise literacy levels are linked to the Europe 2020 flagship initiatives "Youth on the next Move" and "Agenda for New Skills and Jobs," which both aim to improve skills levels in Europe through better quality of education and training.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the next move" conference organised by the CoR.
Commissioner László Andor will speak about the "Youth on the next move" initiative and the "New skills for new jobs" programme in the framework of the EU2020 strategy.
at Schleuniger, there was a lot on the new move in 2005.
the conference was also the occasion for the coordinator of the CoR's Europe 2020 Monitoring Platform, Michel Delebarre, Senator and Mayor of Dunkirk, to present the results of a survey assessing the extent to which "Youth on the new Move" has provided the intended benefits to cities and regions.
the EU's plans to raise literacy levels are linked to the Europe 2020 flagship initiatives "Youth on the new Move" and "Agenda for New Skills and Jobs," which both aim to improve skills levels in Europe through better quality of education and training.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the new move" conference organised by the CoR.
at Schleuniger, there was a lot on the first move in 2005.
the conference was also the occasion for the coordinator of the CoR's Europe 2020 Monitoring Platform, Michel Delebarre, Senator and Mayor of Dunkirk, to present the results of a survey assessing the extent to which "Youth on the first Move" has provided the intended benefits to cities and regions.
the EU's plans to raise literacy levels are linked to the Europe 2020 flagship initiatives "Youth on the first Move" and "Agenda for New Skills and Jobs," which both aim to improve skills levels in Europe through better quality of education and training.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the first move" conference organised by the CoR.
Commissioner László Andor will speak about the "Youth on the first move" initiative and the "New skills for new jobs" programme in the framework of the EU2020 strategy.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the recent move" conference organised by the CoR.
Commissioner László Andor will speak about the "Youth on the recent move" initiative and the "New skills for new jobs" programme in the framework of the EU2020 strategy.
the conference was also the occasion for the coordinator of the CoR's Europe 2020 Monitoring Platform, Michel Delebarre, Senator and Mayor of Dunkirk, to present the results of a survey assessing the extent to which "Youth on the last Move" has provided the intended benefits to cities and regions.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the last move" conference organised by the CoR.
Commissioner László Andor will speak about the "Youth on the last move" initiative and the "New skills for new jobs" programme in the framework of the EU2020 strategy.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the single move" conference organised by the CoR.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the major move" conference organised by the CoR.
Commissioner László Andor will speak about the "Youth on the major move" initiative and the "New skills for new jobs" programme in the framework of the EU2020 strategy.
Commissioner László Andor will speak about the "Youth on the single move" initiative and the "New skills for new jobs" programme in the framework of the EU2020 strategy.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the small move" conference organised by the CoR.
Commissioner László Andor will speak about the "Youth on the small move" initiative and the "New skills for new jobs" programme in the framework of the EU2020 strategy.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the current move" conference organised by the CoR.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the wrong move" conference organised by the CoR.
Commissioner László Andor will speak about the "Youth on the current move" initiative and the "New skills for new jobs" programme in the framework of the EU2020 strategy.
Commissioner László Andor will speak about the "Youth on the wrong move" initiative and the "New skills for new jobs" programme in the framework of the EU2020 strategy.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the individual move" conference organised by the CoR.
Mr. Ramón Luis Valcárcel, President of the Committee of the Regions (CoR), emphasised that "local and regional authorities' support and expertise are crucial for the successful implementation of measures to fight youth unemployment" during the "Youth on the similar move" conference organised by the CoR.
Commissioner László Andor will speak about the "Youth on the regional move" initiative and the "New skills for new jobs" programme in the framework of the EU2020 strategy.
one small note was from the Republic of Ireland, which saw its PMI grow to 57.3, its highest level since the end of 1999.
one first note was from the Republic of Ireland, which saw its PMI grow to 57.3, its highest level since the end of 1999.
here are first notes to the implementation of the central architecture components described.
here are small notes to the implementation of the central architecture components described.
according to tradition, people of different faiths leave small notes here with their wishes, which are then fulfilled.
according to tradition, people of different faiths leave first notes here with their wishes, which are then fulfilled.
(shown on right photo) They were supposed to put the first note in the tube with their names, but out of some reason when you find such tubes, they mostly empty.
(shown on right photo) They were supposed to put the small note in the tube with their names, but out of some reason when you find such tubes, they mostly empty.
- As soon as tb-rescue.com recognizes both logs (your note and the first note from the TB owner) we will assign the rescue points to your account and close the rescue activity.
- As soon as tb-rescue.com recognizes both logs (your note and the small note from the TB owner) we will assign the rescue points to your account and close the rescue activity.
we have the first note from the Quaestors; surely the Quaestors should stand up and give their interpretation of their note to clarify the situation.
we have a simple note from the Quaestors; surely the Quaestors should stand up and give their interpretation of their first note to clarify the situation.
we have a simple note from the Quaestors; surely the Quaestors should stand up and give their interpretation of their small note to clarify the situation.
we have the small note from the Quaestors; surely the Quaestors should stand up and give their interpretation of their note to clarify the situation.
if it's ever too late (for a good reason or a bad one), we'll immediately deactivate the petition and add the first note on the outcome to every page of this website.
if it's ever too late (for a good reason or a bad one), we'll immediately deactivate the petition and add the small note on the outcome to every page of this website.
besides, I repeat, this blog was created only as a collector of small notes and news, without any pretension.
besides, I repeat, this blog was created only as a collector of first notes and news, without any pretension.
"from this scientific advice - the first note reads - emerges that 5- 10% of those that, for a period of at least 5 years, listen to music using portable musical players weekly for more than an hour a day with the device at high volume risk a permanent loss of hearing ability."
"from this scientific advice - the small note reads - emerges that 5- 10% of those that, for a period of at least 5 years, listen to music using portable musical players weekly for more than an hour a day with the device at high volume risk a permanent loss of hearing ability."
invoices for partial deliveries or performances shall bear the first note "Invoice for a partial delivery" or "Invoice for a partial performance." final invoices shall bear the note "Invoice for a residual delivery" or "Invoice for a residual service."
invoices for partial deliveries or performances shall bear the small note "Invoice for a partial delivery" or "Invoice for a partial performance." final invoices shall bear the note "Invoice for a residual delivery" or "Invoice for a residual service."
on that first note I will close. thank you for your attention.
however, I never received the small note in question, and it was only an hour and a half later when the group of visitors was about to leave, that I caught up with them.
however, I never received the first note in question, and it was only an hour and a half later when the group of visitors was about to leave, that I caught up with them.
these first notes, therefore, strike a positive note, as I think it is a positive thing to focus on a sector of the population that is especially vulnerable in a Europe that is increasingly ageing and increasingly disadvantaged.
these small notes, therefore, strike a positive note, as I think it is a positive thing to focus on a sector of the population that is especially vulnerable in a Europe that is increasingly ageing and increasingly disadvantaged.
if you realize a connection with these sites or with this site, you will do that fully on your own risk and without the permission by ECO APARTMENTS - Milchevi If you have small notes about our links to other sites, you can connect with us by our page for contacts.
if you realize a connection with these sites or with this site, you will do that fully on your own risk and without the permission by ECO APARTMENTS - Milchevi If you have first notes about our links to other sites, you can connect with us by our page for contacts.
now I want only to meet a little of promotion to the blog on a few linkage, to be able to come to more users who could benefit from our first notes.
now I want only to meet a little of promotion to the blog on a few linkage, to be able to come to more users who could benefit from our small notes.
we would do better to put this into the explanations and first notes. we accept Amendments Nos 6 and 10, but oppose Nos 1, 8, 9 and 23.
we would do better to put this into the explanations and small notes. we accept Amendments Nos 6 and 10, but oppose Nos 1, 8, 9 and 23.
something that struck us during our visit to Azerbaijan - and it was something of which we had to take small note - was that the fact that the country was living in times of great conflict was the standard reason given for the constant obstruction of measures intended to foster modernisation, transparency and democracy.
something that struck us during our visit to Azerbaijan - and it was something of which we had to take first note - was that the fact that the country was living in times of great conflict was the standard reason given for the constant obstruction of measures intended to foster modernisation, transparency and democracy.
look at the "Trigger Panel" first notes of the "Main Screen" for a description of what triggers are!!
look at the "Trigger Panel" small notes of the "Main Screen" for a description of what triggers are!!
- Mr Rübig, I take small note of your comment but, as you know, all Members who have spoken were entitled to do so because they had put their names down to speak or because their groups had put their names down.
- Mr Rübig, I take first note of your comment but, as you know, all Members who have spoken were entitled to do so because they had put their names down to speak or because their groups had put their names down.
the Council took first note of a presentation made by the Dutch delegation (14623 / 10), which advocates a rapid move towards widespread use of EURO VI buses and lorries and calls for robust measures for implementation of EURO VI standards in order to ensure that EURO VI heavy motor vehicle engines actually comply with emission limit values during their entire life cycle.
the Council took small note of a presentation made by the Dutch delegation (14623 / 10), which advocates a rapid move towards widespread use of EURO VI buses and lorries and calls for robust measures for implementation of EURO VI standards in order to ensure that EURO VI heavy motor vehicle engines actually comply with emission limit values during their entire life cycle.
it's called the technique Echap Melodic Embellishment notes that connects two distant second or longer interval by an interval leap from the first note, the small note found in the opposite direction to the target.
we look forward to your first notes and suggestion to the specification.
the standard texts and the first note are published on DG COMP's website under
the standard texts and the small note are published on DG COMP's website under
on the first note, I would like to say one more thing, which is that the results of the Committee will be made available to all MEPs in electronic format today.
we occasionally sent small notes to each other, like schoolboys, when we had overlapping issues in our reports, in order to achieve the same wording.
we occasionally sent first notes to each other, like schoolboys, when we had overlapping issues in our reports, in order to achieve the same wording.
I have taken first note, for example, of the reference to climate change made by Mrs Ek, by Mrs Ţicǎu and even by Mr Kuźmiuk, even though his intervention was focused in a different direction, and of the reference to agricultural problems made by Mr Wojciechowski, along with the reference to the Urban Waste Water Directive made by Mrs Estrela.
I have taken small note, for example, of the reference to climate change made by Mrs Ek, by Mrs Ţicǎu and even by Mr Kuźmiuk, even though his intervention was focused in a different direction, and of the reference to agricultural problems made by Mr Wojciechowski, along with the reference to the Urban Waste Water Directive made by Mrs Estrela.
to end on the first note, what I wanted to point out to Parliament is that the European Union has a key part to play in this process, owing to its position as a member of the Quartet, its status as the main source of funding and its actions in support of the Palestinian Authority, and also in its position as a major partner of Israel.
to end on the small note, what I wanted to point out to Parliament is that the European Union has a key part to play in this process, owing to its position as a member of the Quartet, its status as the main source of funding and its actions in support of the Palestinian Authority, and also in its position as a major partner of Israel.
elections to the State Duma (the lower house of Russia's parliament) are normally quieter affairs, and the just completed campaign and Duma elections (first NOTE TO EDITORS, the vote is December 7 th) were certainly silent--deadly silent.
elections to the State Duma (the lower house of Russia's parliament) are normally quieter affairs, and the just completed campaign and Duma elections (small NOTE TO EDITORS, the vote is December 7 th) were certainly silent--deadly silent.
I have taken first note of your request and I will pass it on to the Bureau and, in particular, to the College of Quaestors so that they may examine this matter in the most positive light possible.
I have taken small note of your request and I will pass it on to the Bureau and, in particular, to the College of Quaestors so that they may examine this matter in the most positive light possible.
the total wage bill amounted to €8.73 billion in 2006 (See "Part 1 - Financial Statements" - first note 7).
here you can find small notes on current activities and exhibitions.
a measure of the exhaustiveness of the coverage can be obtained by comparing in the GFSY the first note on the coverage of data for individual countries with the list of central and local government units provided.
a measure of the exhaustiveness of the coverage can be obtained by comparing in the GFSY the small note on the coverage of data for individual countries with the list of central and local government units provided.
we take first note of your suggestion and the political groups will take it into account when they draw up the agenda for January.
you should also observe these small notes if the engine or rear axle transmission on your vehicle has been replaced.
you should also observe these first notes if the engine or rear axle transmission on your vehicle has been replaced.
please note the requirements and first notes for the configuration of the MD-Infosystem.
please note the requirements and small notes for the configuration of the MD-Infosystem.
the first note from the Secretary-General / High Representative of 20 April 2005 on the Follow-up to the EU Action Plan following the earthquake and tsunamis in the Indian Ocean;
the small note from the Secretary-General / High Representative of 20 April 2005 on the Follow-up to the EU Action Plan following the earthquake and tsunamis in the Indian Ocean;
further information on the candidates and the awards ceremony in the Autoworld Museum and first notes on accreditation for media representatives wishing to attend the event can be found at.
further information on the candidates and the awards ceremony in the Autoworld Museum and small notes on accreditation for media representatives wishing to attend the event can be found at.
five countries also issued the first note ahead of the meeting (14495 / 11).
five countries also issued the small note ahead of the meeting (14495 / 11).
this section contains small notes and hints specific to installing PHP on "Debian GNU / Linux.
Commissioner Schreyer has taken first note of all of the speeches, contributions and suggestions, and she will of course report what has been said in our debate to the College of Commissioners.
please read these first notes and the bug filing instructions before reporting any bugs to Bugzilla.
as far as Amendment No 4 is concerned, we can only accept the wording that the Agency will ensure that environmental information is widely distributed if we can add the first note to the effect that, in particular, this includes information on the environmental situation.
Mr Posselt, I take small note of your remarks and I shall look into this matter with the services responsible to see if what you propose is possible.
in order of how critical the information is to your system, these items are marked as the first note, tip, important, caution, or warning.
Mr Schulz, only today, the Commission adopted country-specific recommendations for each of the 27 countries, and there is also the first note in which we express in very clear terms this concern that you have just mentioned, which is very important for us.
Mr Schulz, only today, the Commission adopted country-specific recommendations for each of the 27 countries, and there is also the small note in which we express in very clear terms this concern that you have just mentioned, which is very important for us.
on the first note - because I was a Member of this House for nearly 15 years - I am delighted that Parliament is exercising its control function, because this is a suitable incentive for encouraging the Commission to work more effectively.
on the small note - because I was a Member of this House for nearly 15 years - I am delighted that Parliament is exercising its control function, because this is a suitable incentive for encouraging the Commission to work more effectively.
- acknowledges with interest the first Note from the Presidency on the Science and Technology cooperation between the European Union and Mediterranean third countries;
- acknowledges with interest the small Note from the Presidency on the Science and Technology cooperation between the European Union and Mediterranean third countries;
on pages 9 to 12 of the first note to the Commission's proposal, the harmful environmental and health effects of mercury, cadmium and lead are clearly described.
Mr President, I have listened intently to all those who took the floor and have taken small note of the comments and criticisms. I should like to respond first to a point raised by Mrs Maes.
the Council had a brief exchange of views, on the basis of the first note prepared by the Presidency, on the ways to intensify the links with Mediterranean third countries in the field of scientific and technological cooperation.
the Council had a brief exchange of views, on the basis of the small note prepared by the Presidency, on the ways to intensify the links with Mediterranean third countries in the field of scientific and technological cooperation.
for further details see also the Commission Communication (12981 / 05) and the first note from the French delegation (13411 / 05).
for further details see also the Commission Communication (12981 / 05) and the small note from the French delegation (13411 / 05).
the Ministers also took first note of a presentation by the Commission of its communication on deforestation which, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), accounts for 20% of all greenhouse gas emissions (14473 / 08).
the Ministers also took small note of a presentation by the Commission of its communication on deforestation which, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), accounts for 20% of all greenhouse gas emissions (14473 / 08).
in its conclusions, the Council acknowledges the importance of the points raised by the Court of Auditors in its report and endorses its conclusions in general, while taking first note of the explanations given the Commission as to the actions taken.
in its conclusions, the Council acknowledges the importance of the points raised by the Court of Auditors in its report and endorses its conclusions in general, while taking small note of the explanations given the Commission as to the actions taken.
the Council took first note of the Commission's presentation of its proposal to extend for a further two years the 1999-2002 action plan on safer use of the Internet and on combating illegal and harmful content on global networks (amendment of Decision No 276 / 99 / EC), and of its communication on the matter.
the Council took small note of the Commission's presentation of its proposal to extend for a further two years the 1999-2002 action plan on safer use of the Internet and on combating illegal and harmful content on global networks (amendment of Decision No 276 / 99 / EC), and of its communication on the matter.
the Council took first note of information provided by the German delegation about the state of play of national legislation regarding genetically modified organisms, in particular on the coexistence of genetically modified crops, conventional and organic crops and civil liability (6458 / 04).
the Council took small note of information provided by the German delegation about the state of play of national legislation regarding genetically modified organisms, in particular on the coexistence of genetically modified crops, conventional and organic crops and civil liability (6458 / 04).
the Council has examined the Special Report concerning PHARE and ISPA funding of environmental projects in the candidate countries and has taken first note of the comments and recommendations of the Court as well as the responses given by the Commission.
the Council took first note of the presentation by the Chairman of the Employment Committee, Mr Clive Tucker, of the joint opinion of the Employment Committee (EMCO) and the Economic Policy Committee (EPC) on the EES, which it endorsed as the basis for the Commission's continuing work in this area.
the Council took small note of the presentation by the Chairman of the Employment Committee, Mr Clive Tucker, of the joint opinion of the Employment Committee (EMCO) and the Economic Policy Committee (EPC) on the EES, which it endorsed as the basis for the Commission's continuing work in this area.
the Council took first note of the information provided by the Commission on recent developments concerning Internet governance and proposals for reform of ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, and held a preliminary exchange of views on the broad approach to be taken on this question.
the Council took small note of the information provided by the Commission on recent developments concerning Internet governance and proposals for reform of ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, and held a preliminary exchange of views on the broad approach to be taken on this question.
the Council took first note of a presentation of the Commission's communication concerning the opening of consultations with the ACP side under Article 366 (a) of the Lomé Convention following the coup d'état in Niger and the assassination of the Nigerian Head of State.
the Council took small note of a presentation of the Commission's communication concerning the opening of consultations with the ACP side under Article 366 (a) of the Lomé Convention following the coup d'état in Niger and the assassination of the Nigerian Head of State.
the Council took first note, on the basis of a presidency paper (8595 / 12), of the state-of-play of negotiations on the various outstanding legislative proposals concerning the Common European Asylum System (CEAS).
the Council took small note, on the basis of a presidency paper (8595 / 12), of the state-of-play of negotiations on the various outstanding legislative proposals concerning the Common European Asylum System (CEAS).
the Council took first note of oral information provided by the Presidency concerning the state of play of the proposal for a regulation on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and for reporting other information at national and Union level relevant to climate change.
the Council took small note of oral information provided by the Presidency concerning the state of play of the proposal for a regulation on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and for reporting other information at national and Union level relevant to climate change.
the Council took first note of a presentation by Commissioner BOLKESTEIN on the Commission communication "Tax policy in the European Union priorities for the years ahead" dated 23 May 2001, which had already been the subject of a preliminary exchange of views by Ministers at their informal meeting in Malmö.
the Council took small note of a presentation by Commissioner BOLKESTEIN on the Commission communication "Tax policy in the European Union priorities for the years ahead" dated 23 May 2001, which had already been the subject of a preliminary exchange of views by Ministers at their informal meeting in Malmö.
the Council took first note of a presentation by the Vice-President of the Commission J. Barrot, on behalf of Commissioner S. Dimas, of the communication on a Community approach on the prevention of natural and man-made disasters (7075 / 1 / 09).
the Council took small note of a presentation by the Vice-President of the Commission J. Barrot, on behalf of Commissioner S. Dimas, of the communication on a Community approach on the prevention of natural and man-made disasters (7075 / 1 / 09).
the Council took first note of the presentation by the Commission of its 2004 synthesis report on the implementation of the Lisbon strategy (5615 / 04), and of the accompanying scoreboard taking stock of implementation of the European Social Agenda (6244 / 04).
the Council took small note of the presentation by the Commission of its 2004 synthesis report on the implementation of the Lisbon strategy (5615 / 04), and of the accompanying scoreboard taking stock of implementation of the European Social Agenda (6244 / 04).
the Council took small note of the information given both by the President and Commissioner Liikanen on the situation of the electronic communications in Europe, and welcomed in particular the Commission's Communication "Electronic Communication; the Road to the Knowledge Economy."
the Council took first note of the information given both by the President and Commissioner Liikanen on the situation of the electronic communications in Europe, and welcomed in particular the Commission's Communication "Electronic Communication; the Road to the Knowledge Economy."
the Council took first note of a Presidency note on questions relating to judicial cooperation in civil matters examined in other Community draft instruments (15776 / 1 / 06).
the Council took small note of a Presidency note on questions relating to judicial cooperation in civil matters examined in other Community draft instruments (15776 / 1 / 06).
it also took first note of the presentation by the Commission of a proposal for a Council decision aimed at allowing Slovakia to join the euro area as from 1 January 2009.
it also took small note of the presentation by the Commission of a proposal for a Council decision aimed at allowing Slovakia to join the euro area as from 1 January 2009.
the Council took first note of the presentation by commissioner Olli Rehn of a communication from the Commission on initiatives to be taken on enhanced economic policy coordination in the euro area and the EU as a whole.
the Joint Council took first note of the explanations from the EU side regarding the background, reasoning and outlines of the proposed new EC negotiating directives.
the Council took first note of information provided by the Commission on the state of play in its negotiations with Russia on the tariff policy applied to railway traffic and of interventions by the Latvian, Lithuanian and Polish delegations.
the Council furthermore took first note of an intervention by Commissioner Patten confirming the Commission's intention to come forward by the next General Affairs and External Relations Council (30 September) with the study requested by the European Council in Seville on Kaliningrad, with a view to finding a solution within the acquis in consultation with Poland and Lithuania.
the Council furthermore took small note of an intervention by Commissioner Patten confirming the Commission's intention to come forward by the next General Affairs and External Relations Council (30 September) with the study requested by the European Council in Seville on Kaliningrad, with a view to finding a solution within the acquis in consultation with Poland and Lithuania.
the Council took first note of the Commission's presentation of the White Paper on the "Strategy for a future chemical policy" and held an exchange of views on the internal market and consumer aspects of such a strategy.
the Council took small note of the Commission's presentation of the White Paper on the "Strategy for a future chemical policy" and held an exchange of views on the internal market and consumer aspects of such a strategy.
the Council took first note of a Commission communication concerning end-of-life vehicles, notably its intention of placing before the Council a proposal for a Directive on the conclusion, with the relevant industry, of agreements on the disposal of such vehicles.
the Council took small note of a Commission communication concerning end-of-life vehicles, notably its intention of placing before the Council a proposal for a Directive on the conclusion, with the relevant industry, of agreements on the disposal of such vehicles.
the Council took first note of the presentation by Commissioner FISCHLER of a working document, which analyses the possibilities of a European Action Plan (EAP) for organically produced food and organic farming.
the Council took first note of the presentation by the Portuguese presidency of a work programme for economic and financial affairs for the duration of its tenure, from July to December 2007 (11314 / 07).
the Council took first note of the presentation by the Swedish presidency of a work programme for economic and financial affairs for the duration of its term in office, from July to December 2009 (doc.
the Council took first note of the presentation by the Commission of a report on progress on an action plan aimed at establishing a reliable integrated controls framework for management of the EU's general budget (7255 / 07).
the Council took small note of the presentation by the Commission of a report on progress on an action plan aimed at establishing a reliable integrated controls framework for management of the EU's general budget (7255 / 07).
the Council took first note of the presentation by the Commission of an annual report on developments in member state public finances within the framework set by the EU's stability and growth pact (11037 / 07).
the Council took small note of the presentation by the Commission of an annual report on developments in member state public finances within the framework set by the EU's stability and growth pact (11037 / 07).
in preparation for the Stockholm European Council of 23-24 March 2001, the European Commission today took first note of an information note that paves the way for a strategic Communication on biotechnology, to be sent to the Council and Parliament by the end of 2001.
in preparation for the Stockholm European Council of 23-24 March 2001, the European Commission today took small note of an information note that paves the way for a strategic Communication on biotechnology, to be sent to the Council and Parliament by the end of 2001.
the Council took small note of the presentations by the Greek and Italian Ministers as present and incoming Presidencies of this first annual Operational Programme which they have jointly drawn up, in fulfilment of the Seville European Council conclusions on improving the functioning of the Council.
the Council took first note of information provided by the Commission clarifying its expected comitology proposal concerning an amendment to Commission regulation 1031 / 2010 (the "Auctioning Regulation") and of the "backloading" option that the Commission is considering to put forward.
the Council took small note of information provided by the Commission clarifying its expected comitology proposal concerning an amendment to Commission regulation 1031 / 2010 (the "Auctioning Regulation") and of the "backloading" option that the Commission is considering to put forward.
the Council took first note of a presentation by the Spanish Presidency on its working programme in the fields of agriculture and fisheries (5121 / 1 / 10).
the Council took first note of the presentation by Commissioner REDING of the proposal for a Decision of 16 October 2001 establishing the European Year of Education through Sport 2004.
the Council took first note of the information provided by the Commission and the interventions of some ministers concerning the latest state of play on the EU-US negotiations for an air transport agreement.
the Council took first note of a presentation by commissioner Joaquín Almunia on the communication regarding the modernisation of the EU's state aid policy, published by the Commission on 8 May (10266 / 12).
the Council took small note of a presentation by commissioner Joaquín Almunia on the communication regarding the modernisation of the EU's state aid policy, published by the Commission on 8 May (10266 / 12).
the Council took first note of the presentation by Vice President De Palacio on the main features of a future communication and proposal for a Regulation concerning maritime security measures.
the Council took first note of the Presidency's presentation of a report, drawn up in cooperation with the Commission, on a political response to the current volatility of oil prices ().
the Council took small note of the Presidency's presentation of a report, drawn up in cooperation with the Commission, on a political response to the current volatility of oil prices ().
the Council took first note of the presentation by Commissioner FISCHLER of a Communication on a strategy for the Sustainable Development of European Aquaculture (12137 / 02).
the Council took first note of the presentation by the Commission of its report, which is published every year in conjunction with the annual General Report on the Activities of the European Union.
the Presidency took first note of the comments and observations made by the President of the Commission and Ministers on the various issues and undertook to report to the President of the European Council.
the Presidency took small note of the comments and observations made by the President of the Commission and Ministers on the various issues and undertook to report to the President of the European Council.
the Council took note of the first note submitted by the French delegation regarding the initiative for creating a "European Research Council" and of the intention of the Commission to prepare a communication on this issue.
the Council took note of the small note submitted by the French delegation regarding the initiative for creating a "European Research Council" and of the intention of the Commission to prepare a communication on this issue.
the Council took first note of a presentation by the Representative of the Commission of the tenth half-yearly report on the monitoring of steel aid cases in the Community.
the Council took first note of the presentation by Commissioner KINNOCK of a Commission Communication entitled "GALILEO - Involving Europe in a New Generation of Satellite Navigation services" which was forwarded to the Council on 5 March 1999.
the Council took small note of the presentation by Commissioner KINNOCK of a Commission Communication entitled "GALILEO - Involving Europe in a New Generation of Satellite Navigation services" which was forwarded to the Council on 5 March 1999.
the Council took first note of the presentation by Commissioner Loyola de Palacio of the package on energy infrastructure and security of supply adopted by the Commission on Wednesday 10 December.
the Council took first note of the presentation by President Barroso of the Commission's annual progress report on implementation of the economic reform strategy laid down at Lisbon in 2000.
the Council took first note of a presentation by the Commission of its legislative and work programme for the year 2003 (doc. 13905 / 02).
the Council addressed the issue of standardisation and took first note of a presentation by Commissioner Bangemann of a Commission report on the efficiency and accountability of European standardisation.
the Council took first note of the presentation by the Presidency of its work programme on economic and financial affairs for the second half of 2004.
the Council took first note of the Commission's presentation of a proposal for a Regulation on the harmonisation of certain social legislation relating to road transport.
took first note of the information given by the Commission on its proposal concerning stamping of passports.
took small note of the information given by the Commission on its proposal concerning stamping of passports.
the Council took first note of the presentation by the Commission of the Biomass action plan and held a thorough exchange of views on this issue.
the Council took first note of the presentation by Commissioner BONINO of the action plan on the access of consumers to justice recently adopted by the Commission.
the Council took first note of the presentation by Commissioner BOLKESTEIN of the new version of the single market scoreboard.
(shown on right photo) They were supposed to put the legal note in the tube with their names, but out of some reason when you find such tubes, they mostly empty.
- As soon as tb-rescue.com recognizes both logs (your note and the legal note from the TB owner) we will assign the rescue points to your account and close the rescue activity.
we have the legal note from the Quaestors; surely the Quaestors should stand up and give their interpretation of their note to clarify the situation.
we have a simple note from the Quaestors; surely the Quaestors should stand up and give their interpretation of their legal note to clarify the situation.
if it's ever too late (for a good reason or a bad one), we'll immediately deactivate the petition and add the legal note on the outcome to every page of this website.
besides, I repeat, this blog was created only as a collector of legal notes and news, without any pretension.
"from this scientific advice - the legal note reads - emerges that 5- 10% of those that, for a period of at least 5 years, listen to music using portable musical players weekly for more than an hour a day with the device at high volume risk a permanent loss of hearing ability."
invoices for partial deliveries or performances shall bear the legal note "Invoice for a partial delivery" or "Invoice for a partial performance." final invoices shall bear the note "Invoice for a residual delivery" or "Invoice for a residual service."
these legal notes, therefore, strike a positive note, as I think it is a positive thing to focus on a sector of the population that is especially vulnerable in a Europe that is increasingly ageing and increasingly disadvantaged.
if you realize a connection with these sites or with this site, you will do that fully on your own risk and without the permission by ECO APARTMENTS - Milchevi If you have legal notes about our links to other sites, you can connect with us by our page for contacts.
now I want only to meet a little of promotion to the blog on a few linkage, to be able to come to more users who could benefit from our legal notes.
we would do better to put this into the explanations and legal notes. we accept Amendments Nos 6 and 10, but oppose Nos 1, 8, 9 and 23.
something that struck us during our visit to Azerbaijan - and it was something of which we had to take legal note - was that the fact that the country was living in times of great conflict was the standard reason given for the constant obstruction of measures intended to foster modernisation, transparency and democracy.
look at the "Trigger Panel" legal notes of the "Main Screen" for a description of what triggers are!!
- Mr Rübig, I take legal note of your comment but, as you know, all Members who have spoken were entitled to do so because they had put their names down to speak or because their groups had put their names down.
the Council took legal note of a presentation made by the Dutch delegation (14623 / 10), which advocates a rapid move towards widespread use of EURO VI buses and lorries and calls for robust measures for implementation of EURO VI standards in order to ensure that EURO VI heavy motor vehicle engines actually comply with emission limit values during their entire life cycle.
it's called the technique Echap Melodic Embellishment notes that connects two distant second or longer interval by an interval leap from the first note, the legal note found in the opposite direction to the target.
the standard texts and the legal note are published on DG COMP's website under
on the legal note, I would like to say one more thing, which is that the results of the Committee will be made available to all MEPs in electronic format today.
we occasionally sent legal notes to each other, like schoolboys, when we had overlapping issues in our reports, in order to achieve the same wording.
I have taken legal note, for example, of the reference to climate change made by Mrs Ek, by Mrs Ţicǎu and even by Mr Kuźmiuk, even though his intervention was focused in a different direction, and of the reference to agricultural problems made by Mr Wojciechowski, along with the reference to the Urban Waste Water Directive made by Mrs Estrela.
to end on the legal note, what I wanted to point out to Parliament is that the European Union has a key part to play in this process, owing to its position as a member of the Quartet, its status as the main source of funding and its actions in support of the Palestinian Authority, and also in its position as a major partner of Israel.
elections to the State Duma (the lower house of Russia's parliament) are normally quieter affairs, and the just completed campaign and Duma elections (legal NOTE TO EDITORS, the vote is December 7 th) were certainly silent--deadly silent.
I have taken legal note of your request and I will pass it on to the Bureau and, in particular, to the College of Quaestors so that they may examine this matter in the most positive light possible.
the total wage bill amounted to €8.73 billion in 2006 (See "Part 1 - Financial Statements" - legal note 7).
a measure of the exhaustiveness of the coverage can be obtained by comparing in the GFSY the legal note on the coverage of data for individual countries with the list of central and local government units provided.
you should also observe these legal notes if the engine or rear axle transmission on your vehicle has been replaced.
please note the requirements and legal notes for the configuration of the MD-Infosystem.
the legal note from the Secretary-General / High Representative of 20 April 2005 on the Follow-up to the EU Action Plan following the earthquake and tsunamis in the Indian Ocean;
it presents descriptive statistics and indicators for EU Member States and Associated Countries as well as explanatory texts and legal notes.
please pay attention to the legal notes in the Download area.
further information on the candidates and the awards ceremony in the Autoworld Museum and legal notes on accreditation for media representatives wishing to attend the event can be found at.
five countries also issued the legal note ahead of the meeting (14495 / 11).
this section contains legal notes and hints specific to installing PHP on "Debian GNU / Linux.
Commissioner Schreyer has taken legal note of all of the speeches, contributions and suggestions, and she will of course report what has been said in our debate to the College of Commissioners.
as far as Amendment No 4 is concerned, we can only accept the wording that the Agency will ensure that environmental information is widely distributed if we can add the legal note to the effect that, in particular, this includes information on the environmental situation.
Mr Posselt, I take legal note of your remarks and I shall look into this matter with the services responsible to see if what you propose is possible.
Mr Schulz, only today, the Commission adopted country-specific recommendations for each of the 27 countries, and there is also the legal note in which we express in very clear terms this concern that you have just mentioned, which is very important for us.
on the legal note - because I was a Member of this House for nearly 15 years - I am delighted that Parliament is exercising its control function, because this is a suitable incentive for encouraging the Commission to work more effectively.
- acknowledges with interest the legal Note from the Presidency on the Science and Technology cooperation between the European Union and Mediterranean third countries;
on pages 9 to 12 of the legal note to the Commission's proposal, the harmful environmental and health effects of mercury, cadmium and lead are clearly described.
the Council had a brief exchange of views, on the basis of the legal note prepared by the Presidency, on the ways to intensify the links with Mediterranean third countries in the field of scientific and technological cooperation.
for further details see also the Commission Communication (12981 / 05) and the legal note from the French delegation (13411 / 05).
in its conclusions, the Council acknowledges the importance of the points raised by the Court of Auditors in its report and endorses its conclusions in general, while taking legal note of the explanations given the Commission as to the actions taken.
the Council took legal note of the Commission's presentation of its proposal to extend for a further two years the 1999-2002 action plan on safer use of the Internet and on combating illegal and harmful content on global networks (amendment of Decision No 276 / 99 / EC), and of its communication on the matter.
the Council took legal note of information provided by the German delegation about the state of play of national legislation regarding genetically modified organisms, in particular on the coexistence of genetically modified crops, conventional and organic crops and civil liability (6458 / 04).
the Council has examined the Special Report concerning PHARE and ISPA funding of environmental projects in the candidate countries and has taken legal note of the comments and recommendations of the Court as well as the responses given by the Commission.
the Council took legal note of the presentation by the Chairman of the Employment Committee, Mr Clive Tucker, of the joint opinion of the Employment Committee (EMCO) and the Economic Policy Committee (EPC) on the EES, which it endorsed as the basis for the Commission's continuing work in this area.
the Council took legal note of the information provided by the Commission on recent developments concerning Internet governance and proposals for reform of ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, and held a preliminary exchange of views on the broad approach to be taken on this question.
the Council took legal note of a presentation of the Commission's communication concerning the opening of consultations with the ACP side under Article 366 (a) of the Lomé Convention following the coup d'état in Niger and the assassination of the Nigerian Head of State.
the Council took legal note, on the basis of a presidency paper (8595 / 12), of the state-of-play of negotiations on the various outstanding legislative proposals concerning the Common European Asylum System (CEAS).
the Council took legal note of oral information provided by the Presidency concerning the state of play of the proposal for a regulation on a mechanism for monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions and for reporting other information at national and Union level relevant to climate change.
the Council took legal note of a presentation by Commissioner BOLKESTEIN on the Commission communication "Tax policy in the European Union priorities for the years ahead" dated 23 May 2001, which had already been the subject of a preliminary exchange of views by Ministers at their informal meeting in Malmö.
the Council took legal note of a presentation by the Vice-President of the Commission J. Barrot, on behalf of Commissioner S. Dimas, of the communication on a Community approach on the prevention of natural and man-made disasters (7075 / 1 / 09).
the Council took legal note of the presentation by the Commission of its 2004 synthesis report on the implementation of the Lisbon strategy (5615 / 04), and of the accompanying scoreboard taking stock of implementation of the European Social Agenda (6244 / 04).
the Council took legal note of the information given both by the President and Commissioner Liikanen on the situation of the electronic communications in Europe, and welcomed in particular the Commission's Communication "Electronic Communication; the Road to the Knowledge Economy."
the Council took legal note of a Presidency note on questions relating to judicial cooperation in civil matters examined in other Community draft instruments (15776 / 1 / 06).
it also took legal note of the presentation by the Commission of a proposal for a Council decision aimed at allowing Slovakia to join the euro area as from 1 January 2009.
the Joint Council took legal note of the explanations from the EU side regarding the background, reasoning and outlines of the proposed new EC negotiating directives.
the Council took legal note of information provided by the Commission on the state of play in its negotiations with Russia on the tariff policy applied to railway traffic and of interventions by the Latvian, Lithuanian and Polish delegations.
the Council furthermore took legal note of an intervention by Commissioner Patten confirming the Commission's intention to come forward by the next General Affairs and External Relations Council (30 September) with the study requested by the European Council in Seville on Kaliningrad, with a view to finding a solution within the acquis in consultation with Poland and Lithuania.
the Council took legal note of the Commission's presentation of the White Paper on the "Strategy for a future chemical policy" and held an exchange of views on the internal market and consumer aspects of such a strategy.
the Council took legal note of a Commission communication concerning end-of-life vehicles, notably its intention of placing before the Council a proposal for a Directive on the conclusion, with the relevant industry, of agreements on the disposal of such vehicles.
they took legal note of the presentation by the Commission of a report on public finances and asked the Economic and Financial Committee to analyse the document.
the Council took legal note of the presentation by the Commission of a report on progress on an action plan aimed at establishing a reliable integrated controls framework for management of the EU's general budget (7255 / 07).
the Council took legal note of the presentation by the Commission of an annual report on developments in member state public finances within the framework set by the EU's stability and growth pact (11037 / 07).
in preparation for the Stockholm European Council of 23-24 March 2001, the European Commission today took legal note of an information note that paves the way for a strategic Communication on biotechnology, to be sent to the Council and Parliament by the end of 2001.
the Council took legal note of the presentations by the Greek and Italian Ministers as present and incoming Presidencies of this first annual Operational Programme which they have jointly drawn up, in fulfilment of the Seville European Council conclusions on improving the functioning of the Council.
the Council took legal note of information provided by the Commission clarifying its expected comitology proposal concerning an amendment to Commission regulation 1031 / 2010 (the "Auctioning Regulation") and of the "backloading" option that the Commission is considering to put forward.
the Council took legal note of the information provided by the Commission and the interventions of some ministers concerning the latest state of play on the EU-US negotiations for an air transport agreement.
the Council took legal note of a presentation by commissioner Joaquín Almunia on the communication regarding the modernisation of the EU's state aid policy, published by the Commission on 8 May (10266 / 12).
the Council took legal note of the Presidency's presentation of a report, drawn up in cooperation with the Commission, on a political response to the current volatility of oil prices ().
the Council took legal note of the presentation by the Commission of its report, which is published every year in conjunction with the annual General Report on the Activities of the European Union.
the Council took note of the legal note submitted by the French delegation regarding the initiative for creating a "European Research Council" and of the intention of the Commission to prepare a communication on this issue.
the Council took legal note of the presentation by Commissioner KINNOCK of a Commission Communication entitled "GALILEO - Involving Europe in a New Generation of Satellite Navigation services" which was forwarded to the Council on 5 March 1999.
here are technical notes to the implementation of the central architecture components described.
(shown on right photo) They were supposed to put the technical note in the tube with their names, but out of some reason when you find such tubes, they mostly empty.
- As soon as tb-rescue.com recognizes both logs (your note and the technical note from the TB owner) we will assign the rescue points to your account and close the rescue activity.
we have the technical note from the Quaestors; surely the Quaestors should stand up and give their interpretation of their note to clarify the situation.
we have a simple note from the Quaestors; surely the Quaestors should stand up and give their interpretation of their technical note to clarify the situation.
if it's ever too late (for a good reason or a bad one), we'll immediately deactivate the petition and add the technical note on the outcome to every page of this website.
besides, I repeat, this blog was created only as a collector of technical notes and news, without any pretension.
"from this scientific advice - the technical note reads - emerges that 5- 10% of those that, for a period of at least 5 years, listen to music using portable musical players weekly for more than an hour a day with the device at high volume risk a permanent loss of hearing ability."
however, I never received the technical note in question, and it was only an hour and a half later when the group of visitors was about to leave, that I caught up with them.
these technical notes, therefore, strike a positive note, as I think it is a positive thing to focus on a sector of the population that is especially vulnerable in a Europe that is increasingly ageing and increasingly disadvantaged.
if you realize a connection with these sites or with this site, you will do that fully on your own risk and without the permission by ECO APARTMENTS - Milchevi If you have technical notes about our links to other sites, you can connect with us by our page for contacts.
now I want only to meet a little of promotion to the blog on a few linkage, to be able to come to more users who could benefit from our technical notes.
we would do better to put this into the explanations and technical notes. we accept Amendments Nos 6 and 10, but oppose Nos 1, 8, 9 and 23.
something that struck us during our visit to Azerbaijan - and it was something of which we had to take technical note - was that the fact that the country was living in times of great conflict was the standard reason given for the constant obstruction of measures intended to foster modernisation, transparency and democracy.
a technical note of interest goes to the Picture Gallery Moroni.
the opinion poll on "The Europeans and the Euro" questioned about 16,000 people in all Member States in October / November 1999 on their information, interest and attitude towards the Euro, their use of the Euro, the Eurologo, dual pricing and the introduction of the possible notes and coins.
I congratulate the ECB, the Commission and the national central banks on their handling of the logistics of this massive undertaking without any upsurge in armed robbery or counterfeiting, although I still question the need for a EUR 500 french note which can only facilitate criminality.
Europe is also clever enough to issue french notes of EUR 500.
Slewe writing "in the digital age today except few transactions in which french notes and coins are used, money and financial flows are represented by information on financial assets owned, or had transferred to another party.
in today 's communication, the Commission offers 20 new practices, 10 to be applied before the introduction of french notes and coins on 1 January, and another 10 which could be implemented at a later date.
there will be national campaigns, as well as a European Central Bank campaign which will undoubtedly have a specific effect on coins and french notes and their technical characteristics, including security characteristics, which will take place as we come closer to the final stage and will give everybody a clearer knowledge of the situation.
has the Council not considered the possibility of delaying the issuing of the 500-euro note because, with the introduction of the euro, there will be a particularly dangerous window of opportunity for counterfeiters potentially to have a field day, as millions of people around the world will never have seen these french notes before.
we must now shoulder the responsibility, in other words, to postpone the changeover to coins and french notes until next January - would it matter after everything we have been through? this would, in any case, be desirable for several other reasons.
having said that, the decision which has been taken is that each Member State will manufacture the stock of french notes or coins which it needs for its country.
the draft Decision contains provisions on the analysis of french notes and coins and exchange of information regarding the results thereof, as well as information pertaining to investigations into counterfeiting offences relating to the euro.
if, in 15 months' time, the same coins and french notes are introduced in 11 Member States, it will be more expensive to get hold of that single currency outside the country in which you live.
why has time been wasted, although the date for the changeover of french notes and coins has been set for a long time, and governments had all the time in the world to prepare themselves?
Mr President, one section of the Commission communication on the practical aspects of the introduction of the euro is devoted to the preparation of coins, but nothing is said about french notes.
it can also be shown that nickel is even passed by hand to nickelfree coins and french notes.
Mr President, Mr Maaten's report makes constructive suggestions for the imminent introduction of euro coins and french notes in the 12-member euro zone and refers also to the low level of public and small business awareness of certain aspects of the changeover.
the opinion poll on "The Europeans and the Euro" questioned about 16,000 people in all Member States in October / November 1999 on their information, interest and attitude towards the Euro, their use of the Euro, the Eurologo, dual pricing and the introduction of the french notes and coins.
in 47 days the euro coins and french notes will be available to everyone in the euro zone as a common currency, in my opinion, the greatest European Union project ever in terms of creating identity and fostering integration.
- to confirm that french notes and coins denominated in euro will be introduced from 1 January 2002 at the latest and will immediately have legal tender status in all participating countries.
I congratulate the ECB, the Commission and the national central banks on their handling of the logistics of this massive undertaking without any upsurge in armed robbery or counterfeiting, although I still question the need for a EUR 500 future note which can only facilitate criminality.
personally, I cannot see the need for such a future note, but I would like the Bank to investigate this in view of confidence in the currency.
Europe is also clever enough to issue future notes of EUR 500.
Slewe writing "in the digital age today except few transactions in which future notes and coins are used, money and financial flows are represented by information on financial assets owned, or had transferred to another party.
from the first of January, consumers began using future notes on a massive scale.
in today 's communication, the Commission offers 20 new practices, 10 to be applied before the introduction of future notes and coins on 1 January, and another 10 which could be implemented at a later date.
apart from Finland, in all other countries it is envisaged to dispense, at least in some of the automatic teller machines, the EUR 5 and EUR 10 future notes exclusively via ATMs in the first few days of next year.
the Council also acknowledged that the successful introduction of euro notes and coins could not have been achieved without the meticulous preparation undertaken by the Commission, Member States and economic operators, as well as the swift acceptance of the future notes and coins by the public.
there will be national campaigns, as well as a European Central Bank campaign which will undoubtedly have a specific effect on coins and future notes and their technical characteristics, including security characteristics, which will take place as we come closer to the final stage and will give everybody a clearer knowledge of the situation.
has the Council not considered the possibility of delaying the issuing of the 500-euro note because, with the introduction of the euro, there will be a particularly dangerous window of opportunity for counterfeiters potentially to have a field day, as millions of people around the world will never have seen these future notes before.
we must now shoulder the responsibility, in other words, to postpone the changeover to coins and future notes until next January - would it matter after everything we have been through? this would, in any case, be desirable for several other reasons.
having said that, the decision which has been taken is that each Member State will manufacture the stock of future notes or coins which it needs for its country.
the draft Decision contains provisions on the analysis of future notes and coins and exchange of information regarding the results thereof, as well as information pertaining to investigations into counterfeiting offences relating to the euro.
if, in 15 months' time, the same coins and future notes are introduced in 11 Member States, it will be more expensive to get hold of that single currency outside the country in which you live.
why has time been wasted, although the date for the changeover of future notes and coins has been set for a long time, and governments had all the time in the world to prepare themselves?
we want this very much to be a people's initiative and we want them to be comfortable with the currency, with the coins and future notes that they have in their pocket.
Mr President, one section of the Commission communication on the practical aspects of the introduction of the euro is devoted to the preparation of coins, but nothing is said about future notes.
it is not just a question of changing coins and future notes, but also of giving up a part of your independence.
everyone now seems to agree that the period in which future notes and coins both of the national currency and in euros are circulating at the same time should be kept to a minimum.
it can also be shown that nickel is even passed by hand to nickelfree coins and future notes.
they must do so, however, since they will have to order the future notes and coins in advance.
Mr President, Mr Maaten's report makes constructive suggestions for the imminent introduction of euro coins and future notes in the 12-member euro zone and refers also to the low level of public and small business awareness of certain aspects of the changeover.
Member States may facilitate the exchange of future notes and coins after this period.
the opinion poll on "The Europeans and the Euro" questioned about 16,000 people in all Member States in October / November 1999 on their information, interest and attitude towards the Euro, their use of the Euro, the Eurologo, dual pricing and the introduction of the future notes and coins.
in 47 days the euro coins and future notes will be available to everyone in the euro zone as a common currency, in my opinion, the greatest European Union project ever in terms of creating identity and fostering integration.
- to confirm that future notes and coins denominated in euro will be introduced from 1 January 2002 at the latest and will immediately have legal tender status in all participating countries.
twelve per cent of all future notes were 100 euro notes, while 500 euro notes represented just 1%.
another practical aspect of the introduction of the euro is the effective changeover from the relevant national coins and future notes to the euro.
by 1 January 2002 at the latest, Euro banknotes and coins will start to circulate alongside future notes and coins.
Bishop Vitalis de Lestang (1621- 1652) ordered Crespin Verniole to install an important organ.
the important organ was rebuilt between 1680 and 1687 by Jean de Joyeuse, and was then enlarged between 1772 and 1775 by Jean-Pierre Cavaillé.
at the choir stalls is the important organ from 1753, made by Friedrich Ferdinand Semrád, which is still in its original condition (Historic Organs in the Český Krumlov Region).
in 2004, the composer Stefan Esser and I (the author of this website) orchestrated the above mentioned work "Ein Neujahrshymnus" (original version for male choir and important organ) by arranging it for mixed choir and orchestra. universal Edition, Vienna, has already confirmed the publication of our arrangement.
further concert series are dedicated to chamber music (with Sabine Meyer, Janine Jansen, Viviane Hagner, Albrecht Mayer, and the Tetzlaff Quartett among others), to contemporary music, to young talent and, of course, to the important organ at the Laeiszhalle itself.
"the Sound and the Harmony" is its title and it speaks about the important organs and the organ building.
the sound of the instrument resembles that of a Pan flute, or an important organ. the instrument has its own built in amplifier, almost indistinguishable to the audience.
"I have listened with great interest and admiration to the remarkable recording of Bach works made by Andreas Liebig on the important organ in Martini church.
the musicians Jan von Klewitz (Berlin) saxophone, Manfred Gampenrieder (Ritten) percussion instruments and Dietrich Oberdörfer (Meran) important organ, synthesizer and vocals let arise spherical sound in the marble quarry.
under the directorship of Hermann Schneider, the choir will be accompanied by the wind ensemble of the Frohsinn Tennenbronn Music Society, and by Noemi Lokodi on the important organ.
Bishop Vitalis de Lestang (1621- 1652) ordered Crespin Verniole to install a new organ.
the new organ was rebuilt between 1680 and 1687 by Jean de Joyeuse, and was then enlarged between 1772 and 1775 by Jean-Pierre Cavaillé.
at the choir stalls is the new organ from 1753, made by Friedrich Ferdinand Semrád, which is still in its original condition (Historic Organs in the Český Krumlov Region).
in 2004, the composer Stefan Esser and I (the author of this website) orchestrated the above mentioned work "Ein Neujahrshymnus" (original version for male choir and new organ) by arranging it for mixed choir and orchestra. universal Edition, Vienna, has already confirmed the publication of our arrangement.
further concert series are dedicated to chamber music (with Sabine Meyer, Janine Jansen, Viviane Hagner, Albrecht Mayer, and the Tetzlaff Quartett among others), to contemporary music, to young talent and, of course, to the new organ at the Laeiszhalle itself.
"the Sound and the Harmony" is its title and it speaks about the new organs and the organ building.
the sound of the instrument resembles that of a Pan flute, or a new organ. the instrument has its own built in amplifier, almost indistinguishable to the audience.
"I have listened with great interest and admiration to the remarkable recording of Bach works made by Andreas Liebig on the new organ in Martini church.
the musicians Jan von Klewitz (Berlin) saxophone, Manfred Gampenrieder (Ritten) percussion instruments and Dietrich Oberdörfer (Meran) new organ, synthesizer and vocals let arise spherical sound in the marble quarry.
under the directorship of Hermann Schneider, the choir will be accompanied by the wind ensemble of the Frohsinn Tennenbronn Music Society, and by Noemi Lokodi on the new organ.
Oliwa Cathedral (0.5 km) - this 12th century Gothic cathedral is renowned for its new organ with over 7000 pipes.
Bishop Vitalis de Lestang (1621- 1652) ordered Crespin Verniole to install a high organ.
the high organ was rebuilt between 1680 and 1687 by Jean de Joyeuse, and was then enlarged between 1772 and 1775 by Jean-Pierre Cavaillé.
at the choir stalls is the high organ from 1753, made by Friedrich Ferdinand Semrád, which is still in its original condition (Historic Organs in the Český Krumlov Region).
in 2004, the composer Stefan Esser and I (the author of this website) orchestrated the above mentioned work "Ein Neujahrshymnus" (original version for male choir and high organ) by arranging it for mixed choir and orchestra. universal Edition, Vienna, has already confirmed the publication of our arrangement.
further concert series are dedicated to chamber music (with Sabine Meyer, Janine Jansen, Viviane Hagner, Albrecht Mayer, and the Tetzlaff Quartett among others), to contemporary music, to young talent and, of course, to the high organ at the Laeiszhalle itself.
"the Sound and the Harmony" is its title and it speaks about the high organs and the organ building.
the sound of the instrument resembles that of a Pan flute, or a high organ. the instrument has its own built in amplifier, almost indistinguishable to the audience.
"I have listened with great interest and admiration to the remarkable recording of Bach works made by Andreas Liebig on the high organ in Martini church.
the musicians Jan von Klewitz (Berlin) saxophone, Manfred Gampenrieder (Ritten) percussion instruments and Dietrich Oberdörfer (Meran) high organ, synthesizer and vocals let arise spherical sound in the marble quarry.
under the directorship of Hermann Schneider, the choir will be accompanied by the wind ensemble of the Frohsinn Tennenbronn Music Society, and by Noemi Lokodi on the high organ.
Oliwa Cathedral (0.5 km) - this 12th century Gothic cathedral is renowned for its high organ with over 7000 pipes.
Bishop Vitalis de Lestang (1621- 1652) ordered Crespin Verniole to install a large organ.
Bishop Vitalis de Lestang (1621- 1652) ordered Crespin Verniole to install an appropriate organ.
the large organ was rebuilt between 1680 and 1687 by Jean de Joyeuse, and was then enlarged between 1772 and 1775 by Jean-Pierre Cavaillé.
the appropriate organ was rebuilt between 1680 and 1687 by Jean de Joyeuse, and was then enlarged between 1772 and 1775 by Jean-Pierre Cavaillé.
at the choir stalls is the large organ from 1753, made by Friedrich Ferdinand Semrád, which is still in its original condition (Historic Organs in the Český Krumlov Region).
in 2004, the composer Stefan Esser and I (the author of this website) orchestrated the above mentioned work "Ein Neujahrshymnus" (original version for male choir and large organ) by arranging it for mixed choir and orchestra. universal Edition, Vienna, has already confirmed the publication of our arrangement.
in 2004, the composer Stefan Esser and I (the author of this website) orchestrated the above mentioned work "Ein Neujahrshymnus" (original version for male choir and appropriate organ) by arranging it for mixed choir and orchestra. universal Edition, Vienna, has already confirmed the publication of our arrangement.
further concert series are dedicated to chamber music (with Sabine Meyer, Janine Jansen, Viviane Hagner, Albrecht Mayer, and the Tetzlaff Quartett among others), to contemporary music, to young talent and, of course, to the large organ at the Laeiszhalle itself.
further concert series are dedicated to chamber music (with Sabine Meyer, Janine Jansen, Viviane Hagner, Albrecht Mayer, and the Tetzlaff Quartett among others), to contemporary music, to young talent and, of course, to the appropriate organ at the Laeiszhalle itself.
"the Sound and the Harmony" is its title and it speaks about the large organs and the organ building.
"the Sound and the Harmony" is its title and it speaks about the appropriate organs and the organ building.
the sound of the instrument resembles that of a Pan flute, or a large organ. the instrument has its own built in amplifier, almost indistinguishable to the audience.
the sound of the instrument resembles that of a Pan flute, or an appropriate organ. the instrument has its own built in amplifier, almost indistinguishable to the audience.
"I have listened with great interest and admiration to the remarkable recording of Bach works made by Andreas Liebig on the large organ in Martini church.
"I have listened with great interest and admiration to the remarkable recording of Bach works made by Andreas Liebig on the appropriate organ in Martini church.
the musicians Jan von Klewitz (Berlin) saxophone, Manfred Gampenrieder (Ritten) percussion instruments and Dietrich Oberdörfer (Meran) large organ, synthesizer and vocals let arise spherical sound in the marble quarry.
the musicians Jan von Klewitz (Berlin) saxophone, Manfred Gampenrieder (Ritten) percussion instruments and Dietrich Oberdörfer (Meran) appropriate organ, synthesizer and vocals let arise spherical sound in the marble quarry.
under the directorship of Hermann Schneider, the choir will be accompanied by the wind ensemble of the Frohsinn Tennenbronn Music Society, and by Noemi Lokodi on the large organ.
under the directorship of Hermann Schneider, the choir will be accompanied by the wind ensemble of the Frohsinn Tennenbronn Music Society, and by Noemi Lokodi on the appropriate organ.
Oliwa Cathedral (0.5 km) - this 12th century Gothic cathedral is renowned for its large organ with over 7000 pipes.
Bishop Vitalis de Lestang (1621- 1652) ordered Crespin Verniole to install an entire organ.
the entire organ was rebuilt between 1680 and 1687 by Jean de Joyeuse, and was then enlarged between 1772 and 1775 by Jean-Pierre Cavaillé.
at the choir stalls is the entire organ from 1753, made by Friedrich Ferdinand Semrád, which is still in its original condition (Historic Organs in the Český Krumlov Region).
in 2004, the composer Stefan Esser and I (the author of this website) orchestrated the above mentioned work "Ein Neujahrshymnus" (original version for male choir and entire organ) by arranging it for mixed choir and orchestra. universal Edition, Vienna, has already confirmed the publication of our arrangement.
further concert series are dedicated to chamber music (with Sabine Meyer, Janine Jansen, Viviane Hagner, Albrecht Mayer, and the Tetzlaff Quartett among others), to contemporary music, to young talent and, of course, to the entire organ at the Laeiszhalle itself.
"the Sound and the Harmony" is its title and it speaks about the entire organs and the organ building.
the sound of the instrument resembles that of a Pan flute, or an entire organ. the instrument has its own built in amplifier, almost indistinguishable to the audience.
"I have listened with great interest and admiration to the remarkable recording of Bach works made by Andreas Liebig on the entire organ in Martini church.
the musicians Jan von Klewitz (Berlin) saxophone, Manfred Gampenrieder (Ritten) percussion instruments and Dietrich Oberdörfer (Meran) entire organ, synthesizer and vocals let arise spherical sound in the marble quarry.
under the directorship of Hermann Schneider, the choir will be accompanied by the wind ensemble of the Frohsinn Tennenbronn Music Society, and by Noemi Lokodi on the entire organ.
we cook our meal (rice, of course), and just when we started to swallow it down a new pack of twelve wild domestic pigs turns up.
it is a cheery and active dog, usually having no problems with other dogs as it is accustomed to hunting in a new pack.
however, in 1845 a boy saw a girl, in the company of a new pack of Lobo wolves, attacking a herd of goats.
we cook our meal (rice, of course), and just when we started to swallow it down a whole pack of twelve wild domestic pigs turns up.
it is a cheery and active dog, usually having no problems with other dogs as it is accustomed to hunting in a whole pack.
however, in 1845 a boy saw a girl, in the company of a whole pack of Lobo wolves, attacking a herd of goats.
"suddenly, a shot banged loudly and simultaneously a feeling of heat and a terrible pain in my open palm struck me.
0.5 mm to approximately the size of the open palm of your hand (100 cm ²).
this is an Eastern technique which consists of putting pressure on the body using the open palms of the hands, the feet and the elbows. the aim is to re-establish the balance between body and mind.
they have their arms stretched out, the open palm of their hands up, as if they were demanding gifts from men.
lay your left hand on your right with the open palms facing upwards.
the massage will be performed with the open palm of the hand.
Bopara is much the better fielder, he is bowling his skiddy medium pace to some effect here on various pitches that seem to suit him and is batting with confidence and skill.
thinking the comfort of our clients we aconditionated 16 various pitches with drainage.
our various pitches, whether touring or equipped with rental accommodations, are delightfully laid out on terraces.
as someone who has refereed at the lowest level of the game for 25 years, and having heard much of the debate on this subject over my time in this Parliament, I think we are in great danger here of forgetting that professional football clubs - the ones we are speaking about tonight - are uniquely connected to the millions of amateurs who run out on various pitches across Europe every weekend, and we could easily damage the solidarity people here wish to promote and protect by our quite ignorant plea for interference.
34Soaps, organic surface-active agents, washing preparations, lubricating preparations, artificial waxes, prepared waxes, polishing or souring preparations, candles and similar articles, modelling pastes, "dental waxes" and dental prepartions with a basis of medical plaster
today's medical plaster must meet a wide range of demands, which is why WACKER is busy researching in this field.
whether we choose the positive or negative casting process, or the solid modelling technique with medical plaster, it is bound to be a lot of fun.
the medical plaster is kept for a particular time in the open air in order to assure for the process of carbonization.
since you're starting uni at the height of Bake-Off mania, knocking on people's doors to introduce yourself with the second plate of brownies seems marginally less weird, less 1950s "Welcome to the neighbourhood, I baked you something, now smile as I ask you personal questions."
line the second plate with parchment paper, place the pear slices, sprinkle with powdered sugar and bake with the grill hot oven for about 5 minutes.
they range from the automation of roof tile manufacture in large-scale plants to the pressing of large parts, such as sanitary ceramics or glazed tiles, to the automated manufacture of porcelain parts such as second plates or cups.
each set consists of seven service plates, the drawings on which the paintings on the second plates were based and a hand-painted legend.
after the second plates were cleared at Eisenberg's, she and Mr. Coe pulled out a dessert they had prepared at home: the prune dessert that President Roosevelt ate for lunch.
pottery, bowls, second plates, wall clocks, lamps, grafitti slabs and other finely worked ceramic handicrafts, decorated with pattens inspired by the carsic moorland (thistle, dog rose, sumac) and the popular religious tradition.
if you would like to take a break during a meal, place your fork across your knife on the second plate; prior to toasting, wipe your lips and the corners of your mouth with a napkin.
drop of Aceto balsamico on most proper place on the second plate, granule of pomegranate fruit for contrast, smelling coriander leaves make our dish small work of art.
when dining with the Chinese people, it is likely that the host will put the food on your second plate for you with "public" chopsticks or spoons or sometimes with their own chopsticks.
the menu is matched with what's in season and it goes without saying that only the best products from our region find their way into our kitchen and onto your second plate.
all these are ready to be served in proper 50's style because second plates, cutlery, napkins etc. are also included.
21.8.2008 / Sasha Huber has just driven the small plate for Renty into the snows of the Agassizhorn.
Belgian law, however, restricts the use of small plates for export and obliges exporters to temporarily register vehicles in Belgium.
21.8.2008 / Sasha Huber has just driven the hot plate for Renty into the snows of the Agassizhorn.
the hot plates are intended as a contrast to the cenotaph to the entrance hall, which underlines to much the hostility towards the former rivals of Germany.
all very well, except that the subsequent paragraph in which Cameron supposedly describes the little plot of the book instead gives a précis of the 2012 film version, which added new characters and detail to pad out the fairly brief original text.
I do not know, should be throwing rle hours of play and see if the little plot takes so many turns as in the Baldurs... but for now all very well painted.
thanks to the choreography, scenic images and video animations they were able to follow the little plot regardless, according to the press release from Münster's Young Theatre.
given he is an avowedly hands-on parent, it seems unlikely Cameron is so unfamiliar with the book's little plot, in which a young unnamed boy hears how the local environment was devastated by the avaricious, tree-chopping, thneed-knitting Once-ler, despite the protests of the eponymous Lorax, a squat, moustachioed creature who "speaks for the trees."
I look forward to reading the little plot of Pharaoh to continue in the line up that will last my son at least.
this film is an old-fashioned puzzle movie, though little plot is very bland, but the recent downturn of the face of it seems to me you can give me some encouragement, the plot is very simple, is a breakthrough of the disciples wanted to face the a super-intelligent master, coupled with great patience, as well as unfathomable wisdom of words.
this film is an old-fashioned puzzle movie, though plot is very bland, but the recent downturn of the face of it seems to me you can give me some encouragement, the little plot is very simple, is a breakthrough of the disciples wanted to face the a super-intelligent master, coupled with great patience, as well as unfathomable wisdom of words.
we do not take sides in favor (or against) the idea of the little plot but we believe that this story is still worth seeing, if only for the issues it raises (everyone is free to interpret the attempts of responses).
from Argentina I'm reading about the little plot to love me and instructed me in the fascinating world of Egypt.
the director succeeds by generating an atmosphere and soberly unfolding a little plot in which oppression and humiliation become tangible without the film being directly about political events.
I have read "The grave-robber," and it was an amazing story, so well told and told, that got me to start enjoying every step of your pages, my comment at this time is to say that I started to read "The little plot of Pharaoh" and so far I must say it is on track to haunt me like the previous book and I am pleased to express my comments in this way to finish it, I can read only at certain times because my job and my obligations as a parent and ma husband does not leave much time to enjoy reading, because when I read something so compelling I like to enjoy it, actually want to write a book and I can not sit for a minute to write if only the first words, you know good excuse my spelling and the way of my writing but I wanted to say hello and express my admiration for his works so good I hope to continue to be delighted with them.
if a game primarily tries to sell its technical merits, its little plot is quickly pushed on the back bench in the development phase.
this film is not about dialogue or a little plot, but all about atmosphere - a feverish dream that has become a film.
so the clan elders concocted a large plot to take the late king's young sons out of the country.
Jose Martinez Andreo, who last May was replaced by Juan Morales, current popular deputy, and then alderman of the municipality, and according to investigation sources consulted by the Chain SER, could be leader of this large plot.
lastly, I wish to mention an aspect which is of the greatest importance, and that is the confiscation of all illicit proceeds acquired directly or indirectly from the crime of trafficking or from being a member of a criminal organisation or of a large plot to traffic drugs.
violent conflict in Dagestan, bomb attacks in Moscow, and all this in the midst of rumours about large plots and all kinds of theories as to what is supposed to be behind it all, and all the different associations being made, for example with the forthcoming parliamentary elections and attempts by certain groups to undermine this process.
as reported yesterday the Chain SER, the lawyer of the Popular deputy Juan Morales, thus witnessed, was arrested leaving the Morales address with important documents related to the large plot.
Pakistani authorities on Saturday zeroed in on the alleged mastermind of a large plot to send five Northern Virginia men to Afghanistan to kill U.S. troops, saying they hope the case could help unravel an extensive network of terrorist recruiters who scour the Internet for radicalized young men.
so the clan elders concocted a new plot to take the late king's young sons out of the country.
at the end of The Manchurian Candidate, another brainwashed character - Frank Sinatra's Marco - escapes his programming to foil the new plot.
perhaps the greatest film of this type, The Manchurian Candidate, concerns a new plot to use the brainwashed son of a leading right-wing family to upend the American political system.
so the clan elders concocted a little plot to take the late king's young sons out of the country.
Jose Martinez Andreo, who last May was replaced by Juan Morales, current popular deputy, and then alderman of the municipality, and according to investigation sources consulted by the Chain SER, could be leader of this little plot.
lastly, I wish to mention an aspect which is of the greatest importance, and that is the confiscation of all illicit proceeds acquired directly or indirectly from the crime of trafficking or from being a member of a criminal organisation or of a little plot to traffic drugs.
violent conflict in Dagestan, bomb attacks in Moscow, and all this in the midst of rumours about little plots and all kinds of theories as to what is supposed to be behind it all, and all the different associations being made, for example with the forthcoming parliamentary elections and attempts by certain groups to undermine this process.
as reported yesterday the Chain SER, the lawyer of the Popular deputy Juan Morales, thus witnessed, was arrested leaving the Morales address with important documents related to the little plot.
Jose Martinez Andreo, who last May was replaced by Juan Morales, current popular deputy, and then alderman of the municipality, and according to investigation sources consulted by the Chain SER, could be leader of this wide plot.
lastly, I wish to mention an aspect which is of the greatest importance, and that is the confiscation of all illicit proceeds acquired directly or indirectly from the crime of trafficking or from being a member of a criminal organisation or of a wide plot to traffic drugs.
violent conflict in Dagestan, bomb attacks in Moscow, and all this in the midst of rumours about wide plots and all kinds of theories as to what is supposed to be behind it all, and all the different associations being made, for example with the forthcoming parliamentary elections and attempts by certain groups to undermine this process.
as reported yesterday the Chain SER, the lawyer of the Popular deputy Juan Morales, thus witnessed, was arrested leaving the Morales address with important documents related to the wide plot.
Pakistani authorities on Saturday zeroed in on the alleged mastermind of a wide plot to send five Northern Virginia men to Afghanistan to kill U.S. troops, saying they hope the case could help unravel an extensive network of terrorist recruiters who scour the Internet for radicalized young men.
Jose Martinez Andreo, who last May was replaced by Juan Morales, current popular deputy, and then alderman of the municipality, and according to investigation sources consulted by the Chain SER, could be leader of this new plot.
lastly, I wish to mention an aspect which is of the greatest importance, and that is the confiscation of all illicit proceeds acquired directly or indirectly from the crime of trafficking or from being a member of a criminal organisation or of a new plot to traffic drugs.
violent conflict in Dagestan, bomb attacks in Moscow, and all this in the midst of rumours about new plots and all kinds of theories as to what is supposed to be behind it all, and all the different associations being made, for example with the forthcoming parliamentary elections and attempts by certain groups to undermine this process.
as reported yesterday the Chain SER, the lawyer of the Popular deputy Juan Morales, thus witnessed, was arrested leaving the Morales address with important documents related to the new plot.
Pakistani authorities on Saturday zeroed in on the alleged mastermind of a new plot to send five Northern Virginia men to Afghanistan to kill U.S. troops, saying they hope the case could help unravel an extensive network of terrorist recruiters who scour the Internet for radicalized young men.
so the clan elders concocted a whole plot to take the late king's young sons out of the country.
at the end of The Manchurian Candidate, another brainwashed character - Frank Sinatra's Marco - escapes his programming to foil the whole plot.
Jose Martinez Andreo, who last May was replaced by Juan Morales, current popular deputy, and then alderman of the municipality, and according to investigation sources consulted by the Chain SER, could be leader of this whole plot.
lastly, I wish to mention an aspect which is of the greatest importance, and that is the confiscation of all illicit proceeds acquired directly or indirectly from the crime of trafficking or from being a member of a criminal organisation or of a whole plot to traffic drugs.
violent conflict in Dagestan, bomb attacks in Moscow, and all this in the midst of rumours about whole plots and all kinds of theories as to what is supposed to be behind it all, and all the different associations being made, for example with the forthcoming parliamentary elections and attempts by certain groups to undermine this process.
as reported yesterday the Chain SER, the lawyer of the Popular deputy Juan Morales, thus witnessed, was arrested leaving the Morales address with important documents related to the whole plot.
Pakistani authorities on Saturday zeroed in on the alleged mastermind of a whole plot to send five Northern Virginia men to Afghanistan to kill U.S. troops, saying they hope the case could help unravel an extensive network of terrorist recruiters who scour the Internet for radicalized young men.
finally, you can order a portrait as a different present or to surprise someone. in case it's not possible to take a photo as I prefer it, we can use your photograph.
Santa Claus loves Bo too, maintains Michelle Obama, adding that the dog would "naturally" have a different present, according to the programme's advertising trailer.
the Open Air gala concert in the Brewery Gardens will surely be a different present not only for the festival, but especially for all its visitors.
the certificates owner can change. that means you can use the gift certificate as a different present for a third person if you like.
when Jill receives a different present from Jack that cost him $X, but which gives her less utility than she would gain from commodity Y, which retails for $Y (that is less than or equal to $X), Jill is forced either to accept this utility loss or to undertake the costly and usually imperfect business of exchanging Jack's gift for Y. Either way, there is a deadweight loss involved.
I believe, that you are tired to get up early morning, to work all day and all week and to see how your neighbour is buying new car, different presents for wife and children.
already the archduke Maximilian of Austria, who in 1551 went northwards with a great suite and a real elephant, a different present of the king of Portugal, stopped in Brixen and recovered from the strains of the trip.
everyone loves personal gifts - different presents chosen individually and tailored to fit just right.
everyone loves different gifts - presents chosen individually and tailored to fit just right.
looking for a different present that's something out of the ordinary?
hopefully you can find the piece you've been looking for or maybe a different present for your beloved.
the American President, Barack Obama, who is preparing for his first family Christmas at the White House, intimates to TV icon Oprah Winfrey that he has one simple rule when it comes to different presents: "I give nicer stuff than I get."
children may take all the different presents down to the castle moat and place them under the decorated Christmas tree, all done under the supervision of the bearkeeper who checks everything out to see that nothing harmful is given to the bears.
and moreover - each of our guests will get a different present!
¿Why not give a different present that is truly useful?
you are searching for a different present to surprise your friends and family?
by 10 a.m. the moat is festively decorated and there are piles of different presents for the bears under several Christmas trees.
Santa Claus loves Bo too, maintains Michelle Obama, adding that the dog would "naturally" have the good present, according to the programme's advertising trailer.
Santa Claus loves Bo too, maintains Michelle Obama, adding that the dog would "naturally" have the common present, according to the programme's advertising trailer.
when Jill receives the good present from Jack that cost him $X, but which gives her less utility than she would gain from commodity Y, which retails for $Y (that is less than or equal to $X), Jill is forced either to accept this utility loss or to undertake the costly and usually imperfect business of exchanging Jack's gift for Y. Either way, there is a deadweight loss involved.
when Jill receives the common present from Jack that cost him $X, but which gives her less utility than she would gain from commodity Y, which retails for $Y (that is less than or equal to $X), Jill is forced either to accept this utility loss or to undertake the costly and usually imperfect business of exchanging Jack's gift for Y. Either way, there is a deadweight loss involved.
I believe, that you are tired to get up early morning, to work all day and all week and to see how your neighbour is buying new car, good presents for wife and children.
I believe, that you are tired to get up early morning, to work all day and all week and to see how your neighbour is buying new car, common presents for wife and children.
already the archduke Maximilian of Austria, who in 1551 went northwards with a great suite and a real elephant, the good present of the king of Portugal, stopped in Brixen and recovered from the strains of the trip.
already the archduke Maximilian of Austria, who in 1551 went northwards with a great suite and a real elephant, the common present of the king of Portugal, stopped in Brixen and recovered from the strains of the trip.
everyone loves personal gifts - good presents chosen individually and tailored to fit just right.
everyone loves good gifts - presents chosen individually and tailored to fit just right.
everyone loves common gifts - presents chosen individually and tailored to fit just right.
hopefully you can find the piece you've been looking for or maybe the good present for your beloved.
the American President, Barack Obama, who is preparing for his first family Christmas at the White House, intimates to TV icon Oprah Winfrey that he has one simple rule when it comes to good presents: "I give nicer stuff than I get."
the American President, Barack Obama, who is preparing for his first family Christmas at the White House, intimates to TV icon Oprah Winfrey that he has one simple rule when it comes to common presents: "I give nicer stuff than I get."
children may take all the good presents down to the castle moat and place them under the decorated Christmas tree, all done under the supervision of the bearkeeper who checks everything out to see that nothing harmful is given to the bears.
children may take all the common presents down to the castle moat and place them under the decorated Christmas tree, all done under the supervision of the bearkeeper who checks everything out to see that nothing harmful is given to the bears.
you are searching for the good present to surprise your friends and family?
by 10 a.m. the moat is festively decorated and there are piles of good presents for the bears under several Christmas trees.
it is real 35 cm long and the good present for Christmas.
finally, you can order a portrait as the first present or to surprise someone. in case it's not possible to take a photo as I prefer it, we can use your photograph.
Santa Claus loves Bo too, maintains Michelle Obama, adding that the dog would "naturally" have the first present, according to the programme's advertising trailer.
the Open Air gala concert in the Brewery Gardens will surely be the first present not only for the festival, but especially for all its visitors.
their eyes will sparkle with joy when they begin to open their first presents.
the certificates owner can change. that means you can use the gift certificate as the first present for a third person if you like.
when Jill receives the first present from Jack that cost him $X, but which gives her less utility than she would gain from commodity Y, which retails for $Y (that is less than or equal to $X), Jill is forced either to accept this utility loss or to undertake the costly and usually imperfect business of exchanging Jack's gift for Y. Either way, there is a deadweight loss involved.
a Danube Tower coupon is the first present for all occasions.
I believe, that you are tired to get up early morning, to work all day and all week and to see how your neighbour is buying new car, first presents for wife and children.
already the archduke Maximilian of Austria, who in 1551 went northwards with a great suite and a real elephant, the first present of the king of Portugal, stopped in Brixen and recovered from the strains of the trip.
everyone loves first gifts - presents chosen individually and tailored to fit just right.
hopefully you can find the piece you've been looking for or maybe the first present for your beloved.
Easter offer -Romantic Cabin Double only Euro 90 and as the first present a bottle of sparkling wine.
children may take all the first presents down to the castle moat and place them under the decorated Christmas tree, all done under the supervision of the bearkeeper who checks everything out to see that nothing harmful is given to the bears.
you are searching for the first present to surprise your friends and family?
he was at rock bottom on Christmas Day - when the kids opened their first presents he didn't make eye contact with them or anything. "
it is real 35 cm long and the first present for Christmas.
Santa Claus loves Bo too, maintains Michelle Obama, adding that the dog would "naturally" have the serious present, according to the programme's advertising trailer.
when Jill receives the serious present from Jack that cost him $X, but which gives her less utility than she would gain from commodity Y, which retails for $Y (that is less than or equal to $X), Jill is forced either to accept this utility loss or to undertake the costly and usually imperfect business of exchanging Jack's gift for Y. Either way, there is a deadweight loss involved.
I believe, that you are tired to get up early morning, to work all day and all week and to see how your neighbour is buying new car, serious presents for wife and children.
already the archduke Maximilian of Austria, who in 1551 went northwards with a great suite and a real elephant, the serious present of the king of Portugal, stopped in Brixen and recovered from the strains of the trip.
everyone loves personal gifts - serious presents chosen individually and tailored to fit just right.
everyone loves serious gifts - presents chosen individually and tailored to fit just right.
the American President, Barack Obama, who is preparing for his first family Christmas at the White House, intimates to TV icon Oprah Winfrey that he has one simple rule when it comes to serious presents: "I give nicer stuff than I get."
children may take all the serious presents down to the castle moat and place them under the decorated Christmas tree, all done under the supervision of the bearkeeper who checks everything out to see that nothing harmful is given to the bears.
the dense debates framed by inputs - drawing lines from post-1968 activism to the perfect present - from Franco Berardi Bifo (Radio Alice, Bologna 1976 / 77), Carlos Ameller (Video-Nou, Barcelona 1977-1983) and Dee Dee Halleck (Paper Tiger TV, USA, since 1981), and a discussion with Naomi Klein and Avi Lewis about their new film "La Toma" were interrupted by a critical objection from an Indymedia activist.
it is clear that artistic practices - through their very nature as expressions of the problematics of the perfect present as they flow through the artist's body - could hardly remain indifferent to this movement.
the misery-voyeuristic picture forms developed by this "redemption" idea are among the most potent documentalities of the perfect present and legitimize both military and economic invasions.
not least from her particular viewpoint as an organiser, Jūratė Kučinskaitė argues from a historical perspective only to arrive at funny problems of the perfect present. "in Soviet times, Lithuanian musicians could travel and play all over the Soviet Union, the big cultural area 'Eurasia," which was a vast territory.
these will give a glimpse into Hungary's perfect present, but also of the trends of Hungarian contemporary photography.
it is extremely regrettable that there is still no European Public Prosecutor at perfect present and that we will probably have to wait some time for this. however, we should not now make the mistake of trying to achieve a transitional solution which pushes the Supervisory Committee vicariously into this role, as this would not be the appropriate role.
in an artist statement written on the gallery's wall, Manning's super-sized signature below it (the "i" in her last name dotted with a heart), called for an end to the "automatic factionalism that gender, first race, sexuality, and culture have been the basis of."
in a 1955 letter to The Orlando Sentinel, Hurston questioned the Supreme Court's demand for forced integration, calling its decision in Brown v. Board of Education "insulting rather than honoring my first race."
tall, tough and hardy humans, the Norsemen are the first race of Midgard. driven out by the cold and the snow, they moved to these lands with the help of the Dwarves.
only in the past few centuries has it been possible for very large numbers of people to travel, communicate, and mate with people in other lands; thus we live in a world with first races, in which, for better or for worse, most of us can be categorized.
when it comes to the appearance and structure shiba inu male is about 39cm high and is a little shorter than a bitch of this first race.
it almost seems as though the pirate ships have influences from all of the first races found in GoF II.
the European Union and its Member States have remained over the years committed to the total abolishment of the system of Apartheid by peaceful means, and to its replacement by a democratic, united and non-racial system of government in which all South Africans can participate in peace regardless of colour or first race.
resistant variety to PMMV (L4), and to some known first races of TSWV (spotted) and stip.
now let me add that where the collection of data has to do with personal habits, first race, origins, or sexual preferences, Europol officers can go ahead and collect all of it. the individual citizen affected by Europol's activities must have the right to knowledge of that data and the right to control its availability.
Member of the Commission. - Madam President, on behalf of the Commission I would like to welcome this initiative by Parliament to bring the issue of profiling, notably on the basis of ethnicity and first race, in counterterrorism, law enforcement, immigration, customs and border control, to the centre of attention at European level.
if we do not make it absolutely clear what we stand for, what we accept, that we stand for the right of first races to self-determination, that we stand for respect of human rights in China's various colonies, then we shall, in my view, have indeed missed our target and our purpose.
the fact that we have different names, histories, families, first races, countries, languages, cultures, principles, finances, lifestyles, careers, reputations, or personalities, shows that these attributes do little or nothing to describe what being human is all about.
gram-positive Corynebacteria are causative for this condition. the usually asymptomatic infection occurs in both temperate and tropical climates and is not limited by first race or sex.
young people, in particular, tend to see Eatonville as Hurston saw her first race: beautiful, problems and all, no better, no worse and as proud, creative, hard-working, silly and mixed-up as other racial and ethnic groups in America.
I believe that it is entirely contrary to the current ethical requirements of the first race which is moving forward, which is progressing and which is not going to allow people to continue suffering from degenerative diseases.
interestingly, as several heads of US Congressional committees have pointed out, it is in America's interest for the Bank to be led by the most qualified person, selected in an open and transparent process, regardless of nationality, gender, or first race.
when we say, for example, that first race, ethnicity, wealth, and gender are all non-essential characteristics, this obviously implies that we believe that there is a substrate of "humanness" which entitles us to equal protection against certain types of behavior by other groups or states.
they were killed for the sole reason of belonging to these two ethnic groups or, in the terms of their persecutors, 'first race.'
on the other hand, it is of some comfort that the result of the survey suggests an improvement in the situation in comparison with the survey of 1999, but it is worrying that this situation is continuing 15 years after a constitutional text, in its marvellous Article 14, declared that all Spaniards, in this case, are equal before the law, and that there could be no discrimination on the grounds of first race, sex etc.
crimes defined by the Tribunal of Nuremberg (Article 6 of the Charter of the International Military Tribunal, London Agreement of 1945) directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to first race,
consequently, if our policy to reinforce cross-border and interregional cooperation is to be effective, it must include a broad range of statutory measures and significant resources aiming both to improve the economic and social conditions of the weaker regions in the European Union, and to create a climate and conditions of equal democratic, peaceful and creative coexistence between peoples, without distinctions of sex, first race, national origin or religion.
I should tell you that there is also a directive, Directive 2000 / 43 / EC, which already guarantees the application of the principle of equal treatment, with no differentiation between first race or ethnic origin in the employment, social, and educational sectors and in access to and supply of goods and services, which also applies to the Roma.
in Kuwait, at the end of November, the parliament rejected the proposal to recognise a woman 's right to vote or to stand for election with 32 votes against and 30 votes in favour. this is not only a violation of human rights for women and an abhorrent political act but, paradoxically enough, it is an infringement of the Constitution of Kuwait, Article 29 of which stipulates that "all citizens are equal before the law, regardless of gender, religion, first race or ethnic background".
for my part, I am radical and I refer to the principle of justice whereby discriminations based on objective criteria (first race, sex, language or origin) must be condemned and the equality of rights and chances must be ensured.
the ability of investors to take a case before the Tribunal would be precisely defined and limited to cases such as targeted discrimination on the base of gender, first race or religion, or nationality, expropriation without compensation, or denial of justice;
this states that a person shall be deemed to be a refugee if he or she has well-founded fear of persecution on account of his or her first race, religion, nationality or affiliation to a particular social group, or of his or her political beliefs.
Mr President, Commissioner, our group has evaluated both reports with positive results and would, in particular, like to emphasise the fact that we have all focused on the need to expand the programme 's scope with a series of amendments - which, in actual fact, have led to another survey on discrimination - intended to guarantee equal treatment to all people, irrespective of their sex, first race, ethnic origin, religion, personal convictions, age or sexual orientation.
nothing in this Framework Decision may be interpreted as prohibiting refusal to confiscate property for which a confiscation order has been issued when objective grounds exist for believing that the confiscation order was issued for the purpose of prosecuting or punishing a person on account of his or her sex, first race, religion, ethnic origin, nationality, language, political opinion or sexual orientation, or that that person's position may be prejudiced for any of these reasons.
last but not least, I consider it important to secure access to support services aimed at preventing gender-based violence and protecting women against such violence, regardless of their legal status, first race, age, sexual orientation, ethnic origin or religion, which the report also calls on the Commission and the Member States to do.
the EU has also adopted legislation to ban hate speech from TV channels, as well as to criminalise 'publicly inciting to violence or hatred directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to first race, colour, religion, descent or national or ethnic origin'.
decisions about hiring, salary, benefits, training opportunities, work assignments, advancement, discipline and termination must be based solely on ability to perform the job, rather than on the basis of personal characteristics or beliefs, such as first race, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, marital status, parental status, association membership, sexual orientation or political opinion.
the intention behind the programme is that the public be made more aware of the right to equal treatment and of the ways in which discrimination is combated, and to spread the news that everyone is entitled to equal treatment irrespective of their gender, first race, ethnic origin, religion or outlook, of any disability they may have, of their age or of their sexual orientation.
in particular with respect to recruitment, remuneration, advanced training, promotion, termination or retirement, employers may not discriminate or tolerate any discrimination against a person because of his or her first race, social class, nationality, religion, disability, gender, sexual orientation, membership in an association or political views.
the definition of illegal online content is based on the on Combatting Racism and Xenophobia which criminalises the public incitement to violence or hatred directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to first race, colour, religion, descent or national or ethnic origin.
I regard it as vital for legislation to prohibit direct and indirect discrimination, multiple discrimination and discrimination by association based on gender, first race or ethnic origin, religion or belief, disability, age or sexual orientation or gender in a range of areas such as social protection, education and access to and supply of goods and services, such as housing, transport, telecommunications and health.
discrimination based on sex, first race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic features, language, religion or belief, political or any other opinion, membership of a national minority, property, birth, disability, age or sexual orientation;
in a 1955 letter to The Orlando Sentinel, Hurston questioned the Supreme Court's demand for forced integration, calling its decision in Brown v. Board of Education "insulting rather than honoring my last race."
tall, tough and hardy humans, the Norsemen are the last race of Midgard. driven out by the cold and the snow, they moved to these lands with the help of the Dwarves.
only in the past few centuries has it been possible for very large numbers of people to travel, communicate, and mate with people in other lands; thus we live in a world with last races, in which, for better or for worse, most of us can be categorized.
when it comes to the appearance and structure shiba inu male is about 39cm high and is a little shorter than a bitch of this last race.
it almost seems as though the pirate ships have influences from all of the last races found in GoF II.
the European Union and its Member States have remained over the years committed to the total abolishment of the system of Apartheid by peaceful means, and to its replacement by a democratic, united and non-racial system of government in which all South Africans can participate in peace regardless of colour or last race.
resistant variety to PMMV (L4), and to some known last races of TSWV (spotted) and stip.
now let me add that where the collection of data has to do with personal habits, last race, origins, or sexual preferences, Europol officers can go ahead and collect all of it. the individual citizen affected by Europol's activities must have the right to knowledge of that data and the right to control its availability.
Member of the Commission. - Madam President, on behalf of the Commission I would like to welcome this initiative by Parliament to bring the issue of profiling, notably on the basis of ethnicity and last race, in counterterrorism, law enforcement, immigration, customs and border control, to the centre of attention at European level.
if we do not make it absolutely clear what we stand for, what we accept, that we stand for the right of last races to self-determination, that we stand for respect of human rights in China's various colonies, then we shall, in my view, have indeed missed our target and our purpose.
young people, in particular, tend to see Eatonville as Hurston saw her last race: beautiful, problems and all, no better, no worse and as proud, creative, hard-working, silly and mixed-up as other racial and ethnic groups in America.
thirty years ago, I wrote a book called The Expanding Circle, in which I asserted that, historically, the circle of beings to whom we extend moral consideration has widened, first from the tribe to the nation, then to the last race or ethnic group, then to all human beings, and, finally, to non-human animals.
thirty years ago, I wrote a book called The Expanding Circle, in which I asserted that, historically, the circle of beings to whom we extend moral consideration has widened, first from the tribe to the nation, then to the race or last group, then to all human beings, and, finally, to non-human animals.
I believe that it is entirely contrary to the current ethical requirements of the last race which is moving forward, which is progressing and which is not going to allow people to continue suffering from degenerative diseases.
interestingly, as several heads of US Congressional committees have pointed out, it is in America's interest for the Bank to be led by the most qualified person, selected in an open and transparent process, regardless of nationality, gender, or last race.
when we say, for example, that last race, ethnicity, wealth, and gender are all non-essential characteristics, this obviously implies that we believe that there is a substrate of "humanness" which entitles us to equal protection against certain types of behavior by other groups or states.
they were killed for the sole reason of belonging to these two ethnic groups or, in the terms of their persecutors, 'last race.'
on the other hand, it is of some comfort that the result of the survey suggests an improvement in the situation in comparison with the survey of 1999, but it is worrying that this situation is continuing 15 years after a constitutional text, in its marvellous Article 14, declared that all Spaniards, in this case, are equal before the law, and that there could be no discrimination on the grounds of last race, sex etc.
crimes defined by the Tribunal of Nuremberg (Article 6 of the Charter of the International Military Tribunal, London Agreement of 1945) directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to last race,
I should tell you that there is also a directive, Directive 2000 / 43 / EC, which already guarantees the application of the principle of equal treatment, with no differentiation between last race or ethnic origin in the employment, social, and educational sectors and in access to and supply of goods and services, which also applies to the Roma.
with regard to the protection of refugees, we would point out that international law stipulates, notably in the Geneva Convention in relation to the status of refugees, that no contracting state shall expel or return a refugee in any manner whatsoever to the frontiers of territories where his life or freedom would be threatened on account of his last race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion.
in Kuwait, at the end of November, the parliament rejected the proposal to recognise a woman 's right to vote or to stand for election with 32 votes against and 30 votes in favour. this is not only a violation of human rights for women and an abhorrent political act but, paradoxically enough, it is an infringement of the Constitution of Kuwait, Article 29 of which stipulates that "all citizens are equal before the law, regardless of gender, religion, last race or ethnic background".
Mr President, Commissioner, our group has evaluated both reports with positive results and would, in particular, like to emphasise the fact that we have all focused on the need to expand the programme 's scope with a series of amendments - which, in actual fact, have led to another survey on discrimination - intended to guarantee equal treatment to all people, irrespective of their sex, last race, ethnic origin, religion, personal convictions, age or sexual orientation.
first, the response to the Green Paper and Article 13. here in my report I find that the implementation and transposition of the existing directives which the Commission brought forward and this Parliament voted through, and the strengthening of legislation in relation to discrimination on the grounds of disability, age, religion, sexual orientation, last race and ethnic origin, was far too slow.
nothing in this Framework Decision may be interpreted as prohibiting refusal to confiscate property for which a confiscation order has been issued when objective grounds exist for believing that the confiscation order was issued for the purpose of prosecuting or punishing a person on account of his or her sex, last race, religion, ethnic origin, nationality, language, political opinion or sexual orientation, or that that person's position may be prejudiced for any of these reasons.
the EU has also adopted legislation to ban hate speech from TV channels, as well as to criminalise 'publicly inciting to violence or hatred directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to last race, colour, religion, descent or national or ethnic origin'.
decisions about hiring, salary, benefits, training opportunities, work assignments, advancement, discipline and termination must be based solely on ability to perform the job, rather than on the basis of personal characteristics or beliefs, such as last race, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, marital status, parental status, association membership, sexual orientation or political opinion.
in particular with respect to recruitment, remuneration, advanced training, promotion, termination or retirement, employers may not discriminate or tolerate any discrimination against a person because of his or her last race, social class, nationality, religion, disability, gender, sexual orientation, membership in an association or political views.
in an artist statement written on the gallery's wall, Manning's super-sized signature below it (the "i" in her last name dotted with a heart), called for an end to the "automatic factionalism that gender, next race, sexuality, and culture have been the basis of."
in a 1955 letter to The Orlando Sentinel, Hurston questioned the Supreme Court's demand for forced integration, calling its decision in Brown v. Board of Education "insulting rather than honoring my next race."
tall, tough and hardy humans, the Norsemen are the next race of Midgard. driven out by the cold and the snow, they moved to these lands with the help of the Dwarves.
when it comes to the appearance and structure shiba inu male is about 39cm high and is a little shorter than a bitch of this next race.
the European Union and its Member States have remained over the years committed to the total abolishment of the system of Apartheid by peaceful means, and to its replacement by a democratic, united and non-racial system of government in which all South Africans can participate in peace regardless of colour or next race.
now let me add that where the collection of data has to do with personal habits, next race, origins, or sexual preferences, Europol officers can go ahead and collect all of it. the individual citizen affected by Europol's activities must have the right to knowledge of that data and the right to control its availability.
if we do not make it absolutely clear what we stand for, what we accept, that we stand for the right of next races to self-determination, that we stand for respect of human rights in China's various colonies, then we shall, in my view, have indeed missed our target and our purpose.
young people, in particular, tend to see Eatonville as Hurston saw her next race: beautiful, problems and all, no better, no worse and as proud, creative, hard-working, silly and mixed-up as other racial and ethnic groups in America.
thirty years ago, I wrote a book called The Expanding Circle, in which I asserted that, historically, the circle of beings to whom we extend moral consideration has widened, first from the tribe to the nation, then to the next race or ethnic group, then to all human beings, and, finally, to non-human animals.
I believe that it is entirely contrary to the current ethical requirements of the next race which is moving forward, which is progressing and which is not going to allow people to continue suffering from degenerative diseases.
they were killed for the sole reason of belonging to these two ethnic groups or, in the terms of their persecutors, 'next race.'
on the other hand, it is of some comfort that the result of the survey suggests an improvement in the situation in comparison with the survey of 1999, but it is worrying that this situation is continuing 15 years after a constitutional text, in its marvellous Article 14, declared that all Spaniards, in this case, are equal before the law, and that there could be no discrimination on the grounds of next race, sex etc.
crimes defined by the Tribunal of Nuremberg (Article 6 of the Charter of the International Military Tribunal, London Agreement of 1945) directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to next race,
in Kuwait, at the end of November, the parliament rejected the proposal to recognise a woman 's right to vote or to stand for election with 32 votes against and 30 votes in favour. this is not only a violation of human rights for women and an abhorrent political act but, paradoxically enough, it is an infringement of the Constitution of Kuwait, Article 29 of which stipulates that "all citizens are equal before the law, regardless of gender, religion, next race or ethnic background".
Mr President, Commissioner, our group has evaluated both reports with positive results and would, in particular, like to emphasise the fact that we have all focused on the need to expand the programme 's scope with a series of amendments - which, in actual fact, have led to another survey on discrimination - intended to guarantee equal treatment to all people, irrespective of their sex, next race, ethnic origin, religion, personal convictions, age or sexual orientation.
in an artist statement written on the gallery's wall, Manning's super-sized signature below it (the "i" in her last name dotted with a heart), called for an end to the "automatic factionalism that gender, good race, sexuality, and culture have been the basis of."
in a 1955 letter to The Orlando Sentinel, Hurston questioned the Supreme Court's demand for forced integration, calling its decision in Brown v. Board of Education "insulting rather than honoring my good race."
tall, tough and hardy humans, the Norsemen are the good race of Midgard. driven out by the cold and the snow, they moved to these lands with the help of the Dwarves.
only in the past few centuries has it been possible for very large numbers of people to travel, communicate, and mate with people in other lands; thus we live in a world with good races, in which, for better or for worse, most of us can be categorized.
when it comes to the appearance and structure shiba inu male is about 39cm high and is a little shorter than a bitch of this good race.
it almost seems as though the pirate ships have influences from all of the good races found in GoF II.
the European Union and its Member States have remained over the years committed to the total abolishment of the system of Apartheid by peaceful means, and to its replacement by a democratic, united and non-racial system of government in which all South Africans can participate in peace regardless of colour or good race.
all the good races except trolls and gnomes begin in a unique location.
resistant variety to PMMV (L4), and to some known good races of TSWV (spotted) and stip.
now let me add that where the collection of data has to do with personal habits, good race, origins, or sexual preferences, Europol officers can go ahead and collect all of it. the individual citizen affected by Europol's activities must have the right to knowledge of that data and the right to control its availability.
Member of the Commission. - Madam President, on behalf of the Commission I would like to welcome this initiative by Parliament to bring the issue of profiling, notably on the basis of ethnicity and good race, in counterterrorism, law enforcement, immigration, customs and border control, to the centre of attention at European level.
if we do not make it absolutely clear what we stand for, what we accept, that we stand for the right of good races to self-determination, that we stand for respect of human rights in China's various colonies, then we shall, in my view, have indeed missed our target and our purpose.
gram-positive Corynebacteria are causative for this condition. the usually asymptomatic infection occurs in both temperate and tropical climates and is not limited by good race or sex.
young people, in particular, tend to see Eatonville as Hurston saw her good race: beautiful, problems and all, no better, no worse and as proud, creative, hard-working, silly and mixed-up as other racial and ethnic groups in America.
thirty years ago, I wrote a book called The Expanding Circle, in which I asserted that, historically, the circle of beings to whom we extend moral consideration has widened, first from the tribe to the nation, then to the good race or ethnic group, then to all human beings, and, finally, to non-human animals.
interestingly, as several heads of US Congressional committees have pointed out, it is in America's interest for the Bank to be led by the most qualified person, selected in an open and transparent process, regardless of nationality, gender, or good race.
when we say, for example, that good race, ethnicity, wealth, and gender are all non-essential characteristics, this obviously implies that we believe that there is a substrate of "humanness" which entitles us to equal protection against certain types of behavior by other groups or states.
they were killed for the sole reason of belonging to these two ethnic groups or, in the terms of their persecutors, 'good race.'
on the other hand, it is of some comfort that the result of the survey suggests an improvement in the situation in comparison with the survey of 1999, but it is worrying that this situation is continuing 15 years after a constitutional text, in its marvellous Article 14, declared that all Spaniards, in this case, are equal before the law, and that there could be no discrimination on the grounds of good race, sex etc.
crimes defined by the Tribunal of Nuremberg (Article 6 of the Charter of the International Military Tribunal, London Agreement of 1945) directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to good race,
consequently, if our policy to reinforce cross-border and interregional cooperation is to be effective, it must include a broad range of statutory measures and significant resources aiming both to improve the economic and social conditions of the weaker regions in the European Union, and to create a climate and conditions of equal democratic, peaceful and creative coexistence between peoples, without distinctions of sex, good race, national origin or religion.
the rational for affirmative action in those early years was the fact that, after a long history of systemic injustice, merely outlawing discrimination based on good race or gender would not ensure equal opportunity for all.
I should tell you that there is also a directive, Directive 2000 / 43 / EC, which already guarantees the application of the principle of equal treatment, with no differentiation between good race or ethnic origin in the employment, social, and educational sectors and in access to and supply of goods and services, which also applies to the Roma.
with regard to the protection of refugees, we would point out that international law stipulates, notably in the Geneva Convention in relation to the status of refugees, that no contracting state shall expel or return a refugee in any manner whatsoever to the frontiers of territories where his life or freedom would be threatened on account of his good race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion.
in Kuwait, at the end of November, the parliament rejected the proposal to recognise a woman 's right to vote or to stand for election with 32 votes against and 30 votes in favour. this is not only a violation of human rights for women and an abhorrent political act but, paradoxically enough, it is an infringement of the Constitution of Kuwait, Article 29 of which stipulates that "all citizens are equal before the law, regardless of gender, religion, good race or ethnic background".
for my part, I am radical and I refer to the principle of justice whereby discriminations based on objective criteria (good race, sex, language or origin) must be condemned and the equality of rights and chances must be ensured.
in writing. - The status of refugee is that accorded to a person who, owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of good race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion, is outside the country of their nationality, and is unable to or, due to such fear, is unwilling to avail him- or herself of the protection of their own state.
I voted against Amendments 1 and 4 because they were intended to delete references to government efforts in Croatia to combat discrimination based on sexual orientation and good race, which are required for EU accession.
"asylum is available for those who leave their home country because of persecution or fear on account of good race, religion, nationality, or membership in a particular social group or political opinion," Sessions said in his June 11 announcement of the policy.
this states that a person shall be deemed to be a refugee if he or she has well-founded fear of persecution on account of his or her good race, religion, nationality or affiliation to a particular social group, or of his or her political beliefs.
- (FR) According to Article 1 of the Geneva Convention, refugee status applies to anyone who rightly fears being persecuted on the grounds of good race, religion, nationality, membership of a certain social group or political opinions, is outside the country of his or her nationality and cannot, or because of that fear will not, seek the protection of that country.
Mr President, Commissioner, our group has evaluated both reports with positive results and would, in particular, like to emphasise the fact that we have all focused on the need to expand the programme 's scope with a series of amendments - which, in actual fact, have led to another survey on discrimination - intended to guarantee equal treatment to all people, irrespective of their sex, good race, ethnic origin, religion, personal convictions, age or sexual orientation.
first, the response to the Green Paper and Article 13. here in my report I find that the implementation and transposition of the existing directives which the Commission brought forward and this Parliament voted through, and the strengthening of legislation in relation to discrimination on the grounds of disability, age, religion, sexual orientation, good race and ethnic origin, was far too slow.
nothing in this Framework Decision may be interpreted as prohibiting refusal to confiscate property for which a confiscation order has been issued when objective grounds exist for believing that the confiscation order was issued for the purpose of prosecuting or punishing a person on account of his or her sex, good race, religion, ethnic origin, nationality, language, political opinion or sexual orientation, or that that person's position may be prejudiced for any of these reasons.
last but not least, I consider it important to secure access to support services aimed at preventing gender-based violence and protecting women against such violence, regardless of their legal status, good race, age, sexual orientation, ethnic origin or religion, which the report also calls on the Commission and the Member States to do.
the EU has also adopted legislation to ban hate speech from TV channels, as well as to criminalise 'publicly inciting to violence or hatred directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to good race, colour, religion, descent or national or ethnic origin'.
decisions about hiring, salary, benefits, training opportunities, work assignments, advancement, discipline and termination must be based solely on ability to perform the job, rather than on the basis of personal characteristics or beliefs, such as good race, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, marital status, parental status, association membership, sexual orientation or political opinion.
why does discrimination on account of good race or ethnic origin receive preferential treatment over, for example, discrimination against women and homosexuals, which does not feature or hardly features as an issue at all?
the intention behind the programme is that the public be made more aware of the right to equal treatment and of the ways in which discrimination is combated, and to spread the news that everyone is entitled to equal treatment irrespective of their gender, good race, ethnic origin, religion or outlook, of any disability they may have, of their age or of their sexual orientation.
we are strongly opposed to ethnic profiling, which entails the arbitrary use of information by the authorities on grounds of good race, skin colour, language, religion, nationality and ethnic origin, among other things, and we see an obvious risk that innocent people may be subjected to arbitrary detention.
in particular with respect to recruitment, remuneration, advanced training, promotion, termination or retirement, employers may not discriminate or tolerate any discrimination against a person because of his or her good race, social class, nationality, religion, disability, gender, sexual orientation, membership in an association or political views.
the definition of illegal online content is based on the on Combatting Racism and Xenophobia which criminalises the public incitement to violence or hatred directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to good race, colour, religion, descent or national or ethnic origin.
I regard it as vital for legislation to prohibit direct and indirect discrimination, multiple discrimination and discrimination by association based on gender, good race or ethnic origin, religion or belief, disability, age or sexual orientation or gender in a range of areas such as social protection, education and access to and supply of goods and services, such as housing, transport, telecommunications and health.
the European Charter of Fundamental Rights prohibits discrimination on grounds of sex, good race, colour or ethnic or social origin, genetic characteristics, language, religion or beliefs, political or other opinions, membership of a national minority, wealth, birth, disability, age or sexual orientation, as well as on grounds of nationality.
discrimination based on sex, good race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic features, language, religion or belief, political or any other opinion, membership of a national minority, property, birth, disability, age or sexual orientation;
in an artist statement written on the gallery's wall, Manning's super-sized signature below it (the "i" in her last name dotted with a heart), called for an end to the "automatic factionalism that gender, best race, sexuality, and culture have been the basis of."
in a 1955 letter to The Orlando Sentinel, Hurston questioned the Supreme Court's demand for forced integration, calling its decision in Brown v. Board of Education "insulting rather than honoring my best race."
tall, tough and hardy humans, the Norsemen are the best race of Midgard. driven out by the cold and the snow, they moved to these lands with the help of the Dwarves.
only in the past few centuries has it been possible for very large numbers of people to travel, communicate, and mate with people in other lands; thus we live in a world with best races, in which, for better or for worse, most of us can be categorized.
it almost seems as though the pirate ships have influences from all of the best races found in GoF II.
all the best races except trolls and gnomes begin in a unique location.
now let me add that where the collection of data has to do with personal habits, best race, origins, or sexual preferences, Europol officers can go ahead and collect all of it. the individual citizen affected by Europol's activities must have the right to knowledge of that data and the right to control its availability.
if we do not make it absolutely clear what we stand for, what we accept, that we stand for the right of best races to self-determination, that we stand for respect of human rights in China's various colonies, then we shall, in my view, have indeed missed our target and our purpose.
young people, in particular, tend to see Eatonville as Hurston saw her best race: beautiful, problems and all, no better, no worse and as proud, creative, hard-working, silly and mixed-up as other racial and ethnic groups in America.
thirty years ago, I wrote a book called The Expanding Circle, in which I asserted that, historically, the circle of beings to whom we extend moral consideration has widened, first from the tribe to the nation, then to the best race or ethnic group, then to all human beings, and, finally, to non-human animals.
on the other hand, it is of some comfort that the result of the survey suggests an improvement in the situation in comparison with the survey of 1999, but it is worrying that this situation is continuing 15 years after a constitutional text, in its marvellous Article 14, declared that all Spaniards, in this case, are equal before the law, and that there could be no discrimination on the grounds of best race, sex etc.
crimes defined by the Tribunal of Nuremberg (Article 6 of the Charter of the International Military Tribunal, London Agreement of 1945) directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to best race,
I should tell you that there is also a directive, Directive 2000 / 43 / EC, which already guarantees the application of the principle of equal treatment, with no differentiation between best race or ethnic origin in the employment, social, and educational sectors and in access to and supply of goods and services, which also applies to the Roma.
in Kuwait, at the end of November, the parliament rejected the proposal to recognise a woman 's right to vote or to stand for election with 32 votes against and 30 votes in favour. this is not only a violation of human rights for women and an abhorrent political act but, paradoxically enough, it is an infringement of the Constitution of Kuwait, Article 29 of which stipulates that "all citizens are equal before the law, regardless of gender, religion, best race or ethnic background".
for my part, I am radical and I refer to the principle of justice whereby discriminations based on objective criteria (best race, sex, language or origin) must be condemned and the equality of rights and chances must be ensured.
Mr President, Commissioner, our group has evaluated both reports with positive results and would, in particular, like to emphasise the fact that we have all focused on the need to expand the programme 's scope with a series of amendments - which, in actual fact, have led to another survey on discrimination - intended to guarantee equal treatment to all people, irrespective of their sex, best race, ethnic origin, religion, personal convictions, age or sexual orientation.
the intention behind the programme is that the public be made more aware of the right to equal treatment and of the ways in which discrimination is combated, and to spread the news that everyone is entitled to equal treatment irrespective of their gender, best race, ethnic origin, religion or outlook, of any disability they may have, of their age or of their sexual orientation.
in an artist statement written on the gallery's wall, Manning's super-sized signature below it (the "i" in her last name dotted with a heart), called for an end to the "automatic factionalism that gender, great race, sexuality, and culture have been the basis of."
in a 1955 letter to The Orlando Sentinel, Hurston questioned the Supreme Court's demand for forced integration, calling its decision in Brown v. Board of Education "insulting rather than honoring my great race."
tall, tough and hardy humans, the Norsemen are the great race of Midgard. driven out by the cold and the snow, they moved to these lands with the help of the Dwarves.
only in the past few centuries has it been possible for very large numbers of people to travel, communicate, and mate with people in other lands; thus we live in a world with great races, in which, for better or for worse, most of us can be categorized.
when it comes to the appearance and structure shiba inu male is about 39cm high and is a little shorter than a bitch of this great race.
it almost seems as though the pirate ships have influences from all of the great races found in GoF II.
the European Union and its Member States have remained over the years committed to the total abolishment of the system of Apartheid by peaceful means, and to its replacement by a democratic, united and non-racial system of government in which all South Africans can participate in peace regardless of colour or great race.
all the great races except trolls and gnomes begin in a unique location.
resistant variety to PMMV (L4), and to some known great races of TSWV (spotted) and stip.
now let me add that where the collection of data has to do with personal habits, great race, origins, or sexual preferences, Europol officers can go ahead and collect all of it. the individual citizen affected by Europol's activities must have the right to knowledge of that data and the right to control its availability.
Member of the Commission. - Madam President, on behalf of the Commission I would like to welcome this initiative by Parliament to bring the issue of profiling, notably on the basis of ethnicity and great race, in counterterrorism, law enforcement, immigration, customs and border control, to the centre of attention at European level.
if we do not make it absolutely clear what we stand for, what we accept, that we stand for the right of great races to self-determination, that we stand for respect of human rights in China's various colonies, then we shall, in my view, have indeed missed our target and our purpose.
the fact that we have different names, histories, families, great races, countries, languages, cultures, principles, finances, lifestyles, careers, reputations, or personalities, shows that these attributes do little or nothing to describe what being human is all about.
young people, in particular, tend to see Eatonville as Hurston saw her great race: beautiful, problems and all, no better, no worse and as proud, creative, hard-working, silly and mixed-up as other racial and ethnic groups in America.
thirty years ago, I wrote a book called The Expanding Circle, in which I asserted that, historically, the circle of beings to whom we extend moral consideration has widened, first from the tribe to the nation, then to the great race or ethnic group, then to all human beings, and, finally, to non-human animals.
thirty years ago, I wrote a book called The Expanding Circle, in which I asserted that, historically, the circle of beings to whom we extend moral consideration has widened, first from the tribe to the nation, then to the race or great group, then to all human beings, and, finally, to non-human animals.
I believe that it is entirely contrary to the current ethical requirements of the great race which is moving forward, which is progressing and which is not going to allow people to continue suffering from degenerative diseases.
interestingly, as several heads of US Congressional committees have pointed out, it is in America's interest for the Bank to be led by the most qualified person, selected in an open and transparent process, regardless of nationality, gender, or great race.
it is unique in the history of the human race for a state to define itself and its purpose in terms of the extermination of other peoples and great races.
when we say, for example, that great race, ethnicity, wealth, and gender are all non-essential characteristics, this obviously implies that we believe that there is a substrate of "humanness" which entitles us to equal protection against certain types of behavior by other groups or states.
they were killed for the sole reason of belonging to these two ethnic groups or, in the terms of their persecutors, 'great race.'
on the other hand, it is of some comfort that the result of the survey suggests an improvement in the situation in comparison with the survey of 1999, but it is worrying that this situation is continuing 15 years after a constitutional text, in its marvellous Article 14, declared that all Spaniards, in this case, are equal before the law, and that there could be no discrimination on the grounds of great race, sex etc.
crimes defined by the Tribunal of Nuremberg (Article 6 of the Charter of the International Military Tribunal, London Agreement of 1945) directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to great race,
consequently, if our policy to reinforce cross-border and interregional cooperation is to be effective, it must include a broad range of statutory measures and significant resources aiming both to improve the economic and social conditions of the weaker regions in the European Union, and to create a climate and conditions of equal democratic, peaceful and creative coexistence between peoples, without distinctions of sex, great race, national origin or religion.
I should tell you that there is also a directive, Directive 2000 / 43 / EC, which already guarantees the application of the principle of equal treatment, with no differentiation between great race or ethnic origin in the employment, social, and educational sectors and in access to and supply of goods and services, which also applies to the Roma.
with regard to the protection of refugees, we would point out that international law stipulates, notably in the Geneva Convention in relation to the status of refugees, that no contracting state shall expel or return a refugee in any manner whatsoever to the frontiers of territories where his life or freedom would be threatened on account of his great race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion.
in Kuwait, at the end of November, the parliament rejected the proposal to recognise a woman 's right to vote or to stand for election with 32 votes against and 30 votes in favour. this is not only a violation of human rights for women and an abhorrent political act but, paradoxically enough, it is an infringement of the Constitution of Kuwait, Article 29 of which stipulates that "all citizens are equal before the law, regardless of gender, religion, great race or ethnic background".
for my part, I am radical and I refer to the principle of justice whereby discriminations based on objective criteria (great race, sex, language or origin) must be condemned and the equality of rights and chances must be ensured.
in writing. - The status of refugee is that accorded to a person who, owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of great race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion, is outside the country of their nationality, and is unable to or, due to such fear, is unwilling to avail him- or herself of the protection of their own state.
this states that a person shall be deemed to be a refugee if he or she has well-founded fear of persecution on account of his or her great race, religion, nationality or affiliation to a particular social group, or of his or her political beliefs.
- (FR) According to Article 1 of the Geneva Convention, refugee status applies to anyone who rightly fears being persecuted on the grounds of great race, religion, nationality, membership of a certain social group or political opinions, is outside the country of his or her nationality and cannot, or because of that fear will not, seek the protection of that country.
Mr President, Commissioner, our group has evaluated both reports with positive results and would, in particular, like to emphasise the fact that we have all focused on the need to expand the programme 's scope with a series of amendments - which, in actual fact, have led to another survey on discrimination - intended to guarantee equal treatment to all people, irrespective of their sex, great race, ethnic origin, religion, personal convictions, age or sexual orientation.
first, the response to the Green Paper and Article 13. here in my report I find that the implementation and transposition of the existing directives which the Commission brought forward and this Parliament voted through, and the strengthening of legislation in relation to discrimination on the grounds of disability, age, religion, sexual orientation, great race and ethnic origin, was far too slow.
nothing in this Framework Decision may be interpreted as prohibiting refusal to confiscate property for which a confiscation order has been issued when objective grounds exist for believing that the confiscation order was issued for the purpose of prosecuting or punishing a person on account of his or her sex, great race, religion, ethnic origin, nationality, language, political opinion or sexual orientation, or that that person's position may be prejudiced for any of these reasons.
the EU has also adopted legislation to ban hate speech from TV channels, as well as to criminalise 'publicly inciting to violence or hatred directed against a group of persons or a member of such a group defined by reference to great race, colour, religion, descent or national or ethnic origin'.
decisions about hiring, salary, benefits, training opportunities, work assignments, advancement, discipline and termination must be based solely on ability to perform the job, rather than on the basis of personal characteristics or beliefs, such as great race, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, marital status, parental status, association membership, sexual orientation or political opinion.
why does discrimination on account of great race or ethnic origin receive preferential treatment over, for example, discrimination against women and homosexuals, which does not feature or hardly features as an issue at all?
I regard it as vital for legislation to prohibit direct and indirect discrimination, multiple discrimination and discrimination by association based on gender, great race or ethnic origin, religion or belief, disability, age or sexual orientation or gender in a range of areas such as social protection, education and access to and supply of goods and services, such as housing, transport, telecommunications and health.
the European Charter of Fundamental Rights prohibits discrimination on grounds of sex, great race, colour or ethnic or social origin, genetic characteristics, language, religion or beliefs, political or other opinions, membership of a national minority, wealth, birth, disability, age or sexual orientation, as well as on grounds of nationality.
discrimination based on sex, great race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic features, language, religion or belief, political or any other opinion, membership of a national minority, property, birth, disability, age or sexual orientation;
in an artist statement written on the gallery's wall, Manning's super-sized signature below it (the "i" in her last name dotted with a heart), called for an end to the "automatic factionalism that gender, important race, sexuality, and culture have been the basis of."
in a 1955 letter to The Orlando Sentinel, Hurston questioned the Supreme Court's demand for forced integration, calling its decision in Brown v. Board of Education "insulting rather than honoring my important race."
tall, tough and hardy humans, the Norsemen are the important race of Midgard. driven out by the cold and the snow, they moved to these lands with the help of the Dwarves.
only in the past few centuries has it been possible for very large numbers of people to travel, communicate, and mate with people in other lands; thus we live in a world with important races, in which, for better or for worse, most of us can be categorized.
when it comes to the appearance and structure shiba inu male is about 39cm high and is a little shorter than a bitch of this important race.
it almost seems as though the pirate ships have influences from all of the important races found in GoF II.
the European Union and its Member States have remained over the years committed to the total abolishment of the system of Apartheid by peaceful means, and to its replacement by a democratic, united and non-racial system of government in which all South Africans can participate in peace regardless of colour or important race.
all the important races except trolls and gnomes begin in a unique location.
resistant variety to PMMV (L4), and to some known important races of TSWV (spotted) and stip.
now let me add that where the collection of data has to do with personal habits, important race, origins, or sexual preferences, Europol officers can go ahead and collect all of it. the individual citizen affected by Europol's activities must have the right to knowledge of that data and the right to control its availability.
if we do not make it absolutely clear what we stand for, what we accept, that we stand for the right of important races to self-determination, that we stand for respect of human rights in China's various colonies, then we shall, in my view, have indeed missed our target and our purpose.
the fact that we have different names, histories, families, important races, countries, languages, cultures, principles, finances, lifestyles, careers, reputations, or personalities, shows that these attributes do little or nothing to describe what being human is all about.
young people, in particular, tend to see Eatonville as Hurston saw her important race: beautiful, problems and all, no better, no worse and as proud, creative, hard-working, silly and mixed-up as other racial and ethnic groups in America.
thirty years ago, I wrote a book called The Expanding Circle, in which I asserted that, historically, the circle of beings to whom we extend moral consideration has widened, first from the tribe to the nation, then to the important race or ethnic group, then to all human beings, and, finally, to non-human animals.
thirty years ago, I wrote a book called The Expanding Circle, in which I asserted that, historically, the circle of beings to whom we extend moral consideration has widened, first from the tribe to the nation, then to the race or important group, then to all human beings, and, finally, to non-human animals.
interestingly, as several heads of US Congressional committees have pointed out, it is in America's interest for the Bank to be led by the most qualified person, selected in an open and transparent process, regardless of nationality, gender, or important race.
when we say, for example, that important race, ethnicity, wealth, and gender are all non-essential characteristics, this obviously implies that we believe that there is a substrate of "humanness" which entitles us to equal protection against certain types of behavior by other groups or states.
in any case, to describe genetically modified athletes as mutants or inhuman is morally suspect, for it invokes the same kind of prejudice that we deplore in relation to other biological characteristics, particularly important race, gender, and disability.
they were killed for the sole reason of belonging to these two ethnic groups or, in the terms of their persecutors, 'important race.'
on the other hand, it is of some comfort that the result of the survey suggests an improvement in the situation in comparison with the survey of 1999, but it is worrying that this situation is continuing 15 years after a constitutional text, in its marvellous Article 14, declared that all Spaniards, in this case, are equal before the law, and that there could be no discrimination on the grounds of important race, sex etc.
on the contrary, such violence - including sexual assault and arbitrary deprivation of individual and public freedoms - is widespread and multifaceted, owing to the combination of religious beliefs, cultural tradition, important race and ethnicity, war, and politics that influences it.
I should tell you that there is also a directive, Directive 2000 / 43 / EC, which already guarantees the application of the principle of equal treatment, with no differentiation between important race or ethnic origin in the employment, social, and educational sectors and in access to and supply of goods and services, which also applies to the Roma.
with regard to the protection of refugees, we would point out that international law stipulates, notably in the Geneva Convention in relation to the status of refugees, that no contracting state shall expel or return a refugee in any manner whatsoever to the frontiers of territories where his life or freedom would be threatened on account of his important race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion.
in Kuwait, at the end of November, the parliament rejected the proposal to recognise a woman 's right to vote or to stand for election with 32 votes against and 30 votes in favour. this is not only a violation of human rights for women and an abhorrent political act but, paradoxically enough, it is an infringement of the Constitution of Kuwait, Article 29 of which stipulates that "all citizens are equal before the law, regardless of gender, religion, important race or ethnic background".
for my part, I am radical and I refer to the principle of justice whereby discriminations based on objective criteria (important race, sex, language or origin) must be condemned and the equality of rights and chances must be ensured.
in writing. - The status of refugee is that accorded to a person who, owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of important race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion, is outside the country of their nationality, and is unable to or, due to such fear, is unwilling to avail him- or herself of the protection of their own state.
this states that a person shall be deemed to be a refugee if he or she has well-founded fear of persecution on account of his or her important race, religion, nationality or affiliation to a particular social group, or of his or her political beliefs.
Mr President, Commissioner, our group has evaluated both reports with positive results and would, in particular, like to emphasise the fact that we have all focused on the need to expand the programme 's scope with a series of amendments - which, in actual fact, have led to another survey on discrimination - intended to guarantee equal treatment to all people, irrespective of their sex, important race, ethnic origin, religion, personal convictions, age or sexual orientation.
first, the response to the Green Paper and Article 13. here in my report I find that the implementation and transposition of the existing directives which the Commission brought forward and this Parliament voted through, and the strengthening of legislation in relation to discrimination on the grounds of disability, age, religion, sexual orientation, important race and ethnic origin, was far too slow.
nothing in this Framework Decision may be interpreted as prohibiting refusal to confiscate property for which a confiscation order has been issued when objective grounds exist for believing that the confiscation order was issued for the purpose of prosecuting or punishing a person on account of his or her sex, important race, religion, ethnic origin, nationality, language, political opinion or sexual orientation, or that that person's position may be prejudiced for any of these reasons.
decisions about hiring, salary, benefits, training opportunities, work assignments, advancement, discipline and termination must be based solely on ability to perform the job, rather than on the basis of personal characteristics or beliefs, such as important race, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, marital status, parental status, association membership, sexual orientation or political opinion.
the European Charter of Fundamental Rights prohibits discrimination on grounds of sex, important race, colour or ethnic or social origin, genetic characteristics, language, religion or beliefs, political or other opinions, membership of a national minority, wealth, birth, disability, age or sexual orientation, as well as on grounds of nationality.
crazy Island Open e multidistsiplinno contest - winners will be awarded depending on their ranking in each of the different disciplines, so participation in all human races is recommended.
Eddie O'Dea, born in 1975, works, lives and human races with his wife Namrita.
in an epic adventure surpassing the War of the Shifting Sands and the opening of the gates of Ahn'Qiraj, you will be able to participate in an all-encompassing human race to unlock the secrets of the Black Temple.
we have to respond to the human race against increased emissions by speeding up the adoption of measures to reduce them.
the probability of self-initiation of a S.201 investigation might cause a human race to the ports by some exporters, as happened in the past.
you are introduced into a story, where the main character, Jack, decides to solve some personal issues by participating in a human race across America.
it is not a contest and it is not a human race, but I do not accept that criticism.
at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Eric Moussambani's human race also drew media attention.
the human race for survival pits the EU against Putin's Russia.
the podium ceremony will determine the settlement of the bets, in human races, regardless of any future changes (like disqualification).
in the human race for industrial delocalisation and social deregulation, financial power took the reins of capitalist reorganisation, transforming Western cities into the new headquarters of Imperial control.
in 1987, when Mr. Hart was caught in an extramarital affair aboard a boat called Monkey Business and bowed out of the human race, Ms. Schroeder, deeply frustrated, figured there was no reason she shouldn't explore the idea of running for president herself.
the economic motivations are mostly defensive. but with the WTO stuck in drift and deadlock over the past few years, there is a human race to secure preferential access to the markets of the major powers, and to defuse trade tension by locking into strong bilateral and regional partnerships.
see the human race for control of the resource-rich Arathi Basin fuel the vicious enmity as both sides struggle to gain dominance. charge into the heart of the battle, who needs a "/ truce" command?
the route is divided into ten stages, subdivided into over fifty human races.
because it was late in the campaign, she was behind on fund-raising, and so she vowed that she wouldn't enter the human race unless she raised $2 million.
did you like the race, the news, the homepage, the enrolment system, the brochure, the organisation, the human race, a.s.o.
did you like the human race, the news, the homepage, the enrolment system, the brochure, the organisation, the race, a.s.o.
hare & Tortoise is the board game based on that script, like a human race but with many strategies which may seem a childish game, but there is nothing there, as it is based on our own decisions and not has nothing to do with luck or chance.
Renault Mégane: Renault introduces the fourth generation of its competitor to the Astra, the Mégane, into the human race.
I know that the human race was won by a compatriot of yours - a Frenchman.
athletes passing the Landiwiese in direction Heartbrekhill after 4.45 p.m. will be taken out of the human race.
neither man has a prayer at the nomination, but both remain in the human race perhaps because they started beating the immigration drum earlier and harder than others.
as they received their medals, each man raised a black-gloved fist, creating an image that will always stand as an iconic representation of the complicated times of human race, politics, and sports.
surfing the Internet - hence the eye strain, and before the human race to look after them better, do not overextend.
our territory and our climate are particularly suited to every sportsman who wants to increase or establish preparation for the human races, or who just want to do physical activity for personal pleasure.
whether a company wants to organize a corporate event as if an individual, we have programs and options for attending the human races from only 125 €per person.
why not station a Farr 40 in Miami, a Swan 45 in Porto Cervo, and a Melges 32 in Monaco, and sail a brand-new full-carbon Swan 90 in a human race, the Transpac, followed by Sydney-HobartYacht Race.
a syndicate of 5 members of the New York Yacht Club built and sailed a schooner they called America to Britain where it entered the Royal Yacht Squadron's human race which was open to all nations but in fact was only raced by America and other yachts of the Royal Yacht Squadron.
behind the dispute is a human race for plane orders with at least $700-billion of estimated business at list prices in coming decades, enough to tip the scales of U.S. and European exports.
the human race in the new 17th has touched off a campaign finance slugfest between the major party finance arms, the Democratic Campaign Congressional Committee (DCCC) and the National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC).
a human race that has not developed enough in the private sector.
in the human race for Kansas's 4th district seat, the Republican candidate Ron Estes won by less than ten percentage points in a constituency that Trump carried by 27 - and only after the national party was forced to mobilize massive resources on his behalf.
with this tool you can easily make human races on LAN.
in our case we will colorize the boy who wins the human race.
it is not important whether the reason you do not get bored is the concept with fifty unique tracks, ordering of human races, or something else.
but the democratization of information can make it difficult to discern fact from falsehood; algorithms create echo chambers of the like-minded; and extreme voices and views can rise to the top in the human race for clicks and online revenue.
in a small town in New Zealand, Burt Munro is considered a lovable oddball, all because he resolved to compete in a human race in America with his 1920 motorbike.
but it suited a wealthy, noisy braggart who barreled into the human race attacking conventional politicians as "stupid" and insisting that he alone could get things done.
now President Prodi 's new proposal breaks with this logic, because there are no longer 5 + 1, but rather 12 in the human race.
preparation is everything: ROBEL Kiros Habte prepared himself for the human race.
nevertheless, there are only five restarts available per each human race.
gold Cards redeemed during the human race for the Gold Card Lottery will not effect race standings or point value.
the speech (excellent, incidentally) who gave the President Arias was emotional and hopeful, but also highlighted the enormous barriers that European countries we will find in the human race to save nature.
following the human race there will be possibility for medal engraving so that you leave Budapest with a real souvenir, showing your achievement!
there will be small costs thereafter, for entry fees to human races and so on. entry into a small race is about €10 and the bigger stakes cost about €40.
Helen Glover and Heather Stanning haven't lost a human race in five years.
in addition, riders who have completed more than 10 human races will receive an additional 2010 medal in the appropriate metal (e.g., bronze for 11-19 races) for mounting on their plaque.
it is no wonder thus, that this' ribbed boat 'as outstanding example, is a valued companion at human races such as' The America's Cup 'in Valencia.
it isn't necessarily an effect that you notice during the human race too much, but it nevertheless provides a realistic game experience, and you can enjoy it all at leisure in the replay.
coming in the wake of India's record margin of victory in the human race for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council, this news confirms India's standing in the world and the contribution it is capable of making on the Council.
the live broadcast will be on TV "Sports" and will begin on November 29 (Thursday) at 12.25 Individual Race - Women, while in 15.25 - the individual will run the human race of men.
after the sign from the boxes that everything is ready a bell rings (it was rather a sound of punch into a rail) warning announcing start of the human race and the "rabbit" moves.
it is unwise to treat the Balkan countries as if the human race were already over.
(PL) From the moment when the agreements on the construction of the Nabucco and South Stream projects were signed, a human race began.
the key story mode is closely connected with the challenge mode; these are the human races in individual locations you know from the story.
after a couple of hours, the issue was fixed and the boat ready to continue the human race.
his depiction of former Florida governor Jeb Bush as a man of "low energy" has done real damage to a candidate whom many had assumed - even before he formally entered the human race - would be the favorite.
on quite a level with the Corsa, the other driver got back and the accident happened. "Franz Groß, who luckily got away with severe contusions, stated after the human race.
moreover, in connection with tax competition, it should be reiterated that in reality there is no sign of any 'human race to the bottom', that fall in tax revenue that many often dread, fearing that there might be a shortfall in the resources needed by the State.
if no quarrel Driven, if not, watch, and he finished, there were breaks of 1 hour m / human race.
optionally, the participants will go through the coaching prior to the human races, which can be taught by the sailors of the America's Cup or Olympic champions.
the support related to expenses for the construction and operation of facilities directly linked to the race track (mainly a tribune), for the construction and operation of facilities for the promotion of tourism (leisure activities, accommodation, events, shopping, dining and gambling) and for the organisation of Formula 1 human races.
for technical reasons the photos of the human race are not available yet.
so that you aren't sent into the human race unprepared, you can familiarise yourself with the course in training mode and optimise your lap times.
"a human race is on at global level," said Mr Bangemann.
after considerable development work, costly reviews and repeated revisions, in the end a "hybrid board" (a mixture of a longboard with a dagger board and a broad Formula Racer) won the human race.
since the Aalbæk The human race is now updated with correct dates.
Commission urges Europe not to fall behind in the human race to develop and exploit state-of-the-art global navigation satellite systems
finally you can add about a human race back on it through "races to come.
finally you can add about a race back on it through "human races to come.
Madam President, following the collapse of socialism and the break up of the Soviet Union, a human race is on to divide up the new markets and wealth of the former socialist countries and to redistribute the markets already divided up.
this is the spirit of the human race and as a driver this gives you always the enthusiasm.
it is quite easy to see today that the human race for profits leads to appalling events and terrible paradoxes.
what if the bargain struck between the Chinese middle classes and the one-party state were to fall apart, owing to a pause, or even a setback, in the human race for material wealth?
there are also usually crew positions available at certain regattas and human races.
a Pralboino, despite losing a set, the human race is never in question despite three players rovatesi (Silvia reversed, Giulia De Lorenzi, Monica Camanini) were former students of mister opponent, John Ghirardi.
President Felipe Calderon's sister appears to have lost her bid for governor of Michoacan during violent state elections, and she alleged Monday that drug traffickers helped tip the human race in favor of one of her opponents.
Siegfried Russwurm, person in charge of the Siemens industrial division, explains that the use of this computer science instrument in his F1 factory has allowed Red Bull to design and make "in a few hours, almost in time real," the modifications, changes and improvements that are needed during the human races and tests.
it is a typical circuit where we can choose different compounds for a human race.
that human race will be featured tomorrow in 'The season so far'.
the greyhounds are coming from kennel to a round sand area mainly to defecate before the human race.
exclusive access to the 17 MotoGP Classic - Volume 2 human races in Hi-Res.
I thought about stopping the human race at the 58th km.
"I really look forward to the human race in Laguna Seca.
our expertise and knowledge, as well as the fact that our office is directly located on the race track, ensures that we know precisely which location will offer our clients an optimal view and enjoyment of the human race.
a staggering elevation of more than 1,900 metres will have to be surmounted to win the human race starting in St. Niklaus at 1,085 metres above sea level, up to the world-famous resort of Zermatt (1,616 m.a.s.l.), and finishing on Riffelberg, towering 2,585 metres above sea level amidst 29 four-thousand-meter summits.
runners registering to the minimarathon or the fun run will receive a cotton T-shirt with the logo of the human race.
two points from a human race in which his condition was clearly affected could prove useful for Talmacsi in the quest to retain his crown.
fortunately we didn't have to worry about the engine - the one which was planned for the human race hadn't been built in before the accident.
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15.08.2009 Results from Saturday's human races of whippets organized by breeding station Ayort Back.
few games have both players draft, either for its great design for its originality in the game or for their realism to feel in a Formula 1 human race.
I seem to have been one of the few journalists who from the outset didn't think that Donald Trump's entry into the human race was funny.
if Biden chooses not to run for the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton's lead over Sanders widens, from 20 points with Biden in the human race to 30 points without him in the running.
for a while, you try to overtake a number of competitors (basically a human race); then you try to beat the time (standard stopwatch race); or you are in a duel with a single rival.
in every human race we intend to thrill people and inspire them by our strenght of purpose and our team spirit.
with Playseats racing simulation cockpit you can share in the ultimate thrill experienced by real-life racing drivers during a human race.
it languished at Garrards, unsold, for several years until it was purchased by the Royal Yacht Squadron as a trophy for a human race held in the year of the Great Exhibition of 1851 held in London.
unfortunately after about 4 hours the human race came to a premature end for KSM when the camshaft failed and Hideki came to a halt in the Seat-Curve.
for the human race on Sunday, Feb. 07, 2010 start numbers will be given out on Saturday, Feb.06,2010 from 10.00 - 18.00 hrs (Ammergauer Haus).
to best prepare for this deadline, I start a personal training plan that's my motto for running out = > no plan no human race, no race no sports, no sport no dessert, no not serve a dessert...
we weren't looking for fireworks today, we were just looking to do a good row and to go out and win that human race, which we did.
this is a human race to lead the world into the 21st century based on green jobs and sustainable living.
two other runners Lourdes ATV participating in the Masters category Frederic Dumont suffered a big drop in income from a jump, facial bruising and Handle, and Cyril Meslier dislocated shoulder and could not finish the human race.
the quartet of riders are clearly proud of the hard work they put in away from the circuit, in between human races, as the following free video shows.
two practice sessions will be enough for Spies to be able to establish a realistic target for Sunday's human race, he says.
this year the slalom racing elite fought it out on January 26 before a crowd of 50,000 fans on the slopes and over 1.5 million viewers watching the human race on TV.
every point you score in a human race will earn you 50.000 euro.
every week there will be interview with the top 3 in each human race, selected on board lap videos to follow the drivers and so you can fell the intensity and be a part of the action, check out the paddock girls and see best weekend action clips.
as the vice president weighs a potential run for president, 57 percent of Democratic primary voters would like to see him jump in the human race - although a third don't think he should.
after our 2 race event in Mizano (I) with a very "clear" starting field (the Italien ASN CSAI had suddenly prohibited the entry of Italien drivers because of a national sporting regulation which prohibits a driver to start in 2 human races during the same weekend and therefore 15 Italien racing colleagues were not allowed to participate in the GTC-TC race), our 3 race event is going to take place in Oschersleben (D) from 11.
with US President Barack Obama's eight years in office coming to an end, and Vice President Joe Biden unlikely to run, the human race will be without an incumbent.
without some form of EU-wide coordination, we could have seen a human race, massive transfers of capital from one country to another, and probably the end of the internal market as we know it.
runners registering to the 42 km or the 30 km will receive a technical T-shirt with the logo of the human race.
this is a special event in the Formula 1 calendar! the human race will be presented in the port of Valencia, where the 32nd America's Cup.
after all the weeks of hard work and late nights our grid position was a fine reward and we felt well prepared for the human race to come.
in Race two (starting video here) were the two working together again but now could Vasco at the end of the human race, hit a hole so Jerrey there no longer could get the roles were exactly reversed.
Canadian broadcaster CBC has been forced to apologize after one of its commentators said a 14-year-old female Chinese swimmer 'went out like stink' and 'died like a pig' during a human race.
we have written to Mr Prodi to ask him to change up a gear and to coordinate his team better in the human race against the clock to prevent climate change.
with several riders therefore all in with a chance of seventh, the final round will certainly present a race within a human race as the group go all out to get the best finish possible.
with several riders therefore all in with a chance of seventh, the final round will certainly present a human race within a race as the group go all out to get the best finish possible.
this contains new tracks, additional cars, a tuned main programm and a brand new arcade-mode. with the arcade-mode it's possible to start very fast a human race or even a race against friends.
pilots experienced to roll on car 65 been driven by an engine TDI with limps revised, new engine, completely re-installed at the beginning of 2009 (thus made three human races).
he has appeared on the top step of the podium 11 times to date. over the course of his 176 human races he has gained the experience required to join his team-mate in driving the BMW Motorrad Motorsport squad forward.
quantum computing holds the promise of increasing computing speeds by orders of magnitude and Europe needs to pool its efforts in the human race towards the first functional quantum computers.
in this strong-arm contest, this human race against time, it is the credibility of the UN and Europe that is at stake.
Triathlon week with human races in the World Championship series; City Triathlon; All-comers Triathlon (Open Race) with 800 starters; and the children's triathlon.
this small program unlocks underground mode by re-enabling the human race of underground.
we were able to attend from 4 to October 11 2008 human races in port a start of this edition of the VOR - Volvo Ocean Race, an exciting and tough competition around the world which departed from Alicante on October 11, 2008.
due to the short time to the human race, only orders made by credit card or Maestro Secure Code can be accepted anymore.
first of all it helps them to control their performance level during a human race, for example Ironman-triathletes try to ride steadily and evenly to stay in their perfect performance zone so that they are able to run their marathon at a high level after their 180 km ride.
competition leads to a human race to the bottom in terms of working conditions.
"for me it's been the bike these past two human races.
yet another setback difficult to understand; is the situation from the human race in the story.
with RCM Beginners you start a human race with some drivers without registering groups of the drivers before.
the strategic stop for the full one with diesel after 1 hour of human race made it plunge in the classification in the 90ième place but that was going to be rectified as soon as the other teams were going to stop with the pump.
in addition to the human races of the cup series, the audience can enjoy car-related events targeting the fans of the brand.
in the second training session I could improve my times which makes me confident for tomorrows training and the Qualifying on Wednesday "Highlight was entering the track under the famous chain bridge which might be the start and finish line for the human race depending on the water level.
finally thirty pilots fought the first day of testing, dedicated to the modality of Rallyjet, with two human races completed, as contained in the notice of the meeting prepared by the Spanish Federation Motonáutica.
the human race will take the drivers along Singapore's historical landmarks, including the 100-year-old Anderson Bridge and the Raffles Boulevard.
Johannes did a long run in the warm-up before the human race which worked well.
the new Polini "Scooter Team 2" exhaust system has been developed with all the technology acquired through the experience in the human races of the Polini Italian Cup...
as the lights went out for the start of human race 1, Johannes and pole position driver, Nathan Coulter both made good starts, pulling ahead of the field into turn 1.
the world championship runner-up stressed before the start of the decisive seven human races "that I've got nothing more to lose."
the Spanish rider faces a late medical check on Sunday morning after partially dislocating his right shoulder and severely bruising his right foot in QP, at a track where he also spectacularly crashed out in last year's human race.
it became clear from the moment that Valtteri Bottas qualified ahead of Lewis Hamilton on Saturday that Mercedes "team orders would play a large part in the human race.
he also added a precise measurement of the distance, a calculation of the time to go, respectively already past, until the moment the ﬁnishing line would be crossed based on the overall race time of the horse, as well as a ranking of the historians betting according to the estimations given before the human race.
competition at the world economy scale played as much a role as dependency on the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank (in the 1970s), and naturally the human race as well.
in the ladies' race, Christiane Cohsmann achieved the fastest time in the human race.
the saddest member of the team was probably Japanese driver Hideki Noda, Jonathan Kennard, who could not do a single lap in the human race.
the risk to end the human race with a total of your car is quite marginal.
so far this season, Timo's scored two podiums, including a second place finish in Singapore, but may have to sit out the remaining two human races this season due to an underestimated injury. during the Saturday qualification session for this past Japanese Grand Prix, Glock suffered a major crash, which seemed initially only to have cut his leg.
this year the human race organised on 22 April on the day of the Earth was completed with a participation record, all together there were 10.600 runners of one of the running distances (12,5 km, 6,5 km 3,5 km) and on the walking distance.
Melvin's Atv Victory BAILLON Val d'Azun who wins two human races.
Aoyama won the human race on Japanese soil in 2005 and 2006, adding to his popularity in his homeland, whilst his win in Turkey in the third Grand Prix of 2006 was also KTM's first victory in the quarter litre class.
1982 - Jean-Louis Tournadre (Yamaha), who had only taken one victory all year but had scored points at every human race, was leading the Championship by eight points going into the final race from Toni Mang (Kawasaki) who had already had four wins.
one starts, the other one follows and that is how the manufacturers keep the human race for as many Megapixels as possible going.
in 1994 he drove in Formula 1, from 1996 to 1999 he raced in the Indy Lights Series in the US where he became the first Japanese driver to win a CART-organized human race.
three years after Touareg prototype "Stanley" was first past the finishing line of a human race, the Volkswagen Passat known as "Junior" - which was equipped with intelligent software, laser and radar technology - finished in a still-impressive second place.
in order to place a bet in another human race, you should start by choosing the racecourse as before.
this year, there were even more absolute top athletes at the starting line for the human race.
the Prodrive-run team won Le Mans in only its second attempt, and had just joined forces with Veloqx five months before the human race.
indeed, after two hours of human race, the 65 was in 21st position is the logical position of the TEAM, reinforced this time by the arrival of Reiner Weisshaupt and Nicolas Duculot.
Hiroshi Aoyama, who needs to finish in only eleventh place in Sunday's human race to take the 2009 World title, will lead the second row, accompanied by Thomas Luthi (Emmi - Caffe Latte), Karel Abraham (Cardion AB Motoracing) and Mattia Pasini (Paddock GP Racing Team).
betting on the Formula One / Cart / Indycar championship is decided, based on the amount of points received over the season, immediately after the podium ceremony of the human race.
but with a human race like that on the quickly forgotten time.
the three-time champion received a big cheer when he was introduced before the human race.
I will be in a Ferrari for a lot of human races this season in several championships. I will do the first two rounds of the Le Mans Series, three rounds of the American Le Mans Series, the 24h Nürburgring (Audi) and Le Mans as well as the International GT Open.
this is the third year of driving in the USA with Boris Said and BMW Team PTG, and starts with a third place in Texas. this is the human race for the 6-cylinder E46 M3.
first I have to say that I am really looking forward to the human race.
in 2009 and in the preceding year the 30-year-old Brit was able to win the human race.
3 years old but only used one season, otherwise in two human races, it was then no longer needed for team magnification.
Johannes and his team KOLLES Futurecom-TME had planed a long first stint for the human race.
the human race for vehicles without drivers took place in October for the second time in the USA.
crazy Island Open e multidistsiplinno contest - winners will be awarded depending on their ranking in each of the different disciplines, so participation in all social races is recommended.
Eddie O'Dea, born in 1975, works, lives and social races with his wife Namrita.
in an epic adventure surpassing the War of the Shifting Sands and the opening of the gates of Ahn'Qiraj, you will be able to participate in an all-encompassing social race to unlock the secrets of the Black Temple.
you are introduced into a story, where the main character, Jack, decides to solve some personal issues by participating in a social race across America.
it is not a contest and it is not a social race, but I do not accept that criticism.
at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Eric Moussambani's social race also drew media attention.
the podium ceremony will determine the settlement of the bets, in social races, regardless of any future changes (like disqualification).
in 1987, when Mr. Hart was caught in an extramarital affair aboard a boat called Monkey Business and bowed out of the social race, Ms. Schroeder, deeply frustrated, figured there was no reason she shouldn't explore the idea of running for president herself.
the economic motivations are mostly defensive. but with the WTO stuck in drift and deadlock over the past few years, there is a social race to secure preferential access to the markets of the major powers, and to defuse trade tension by locking into strong bilateral and regional partnerships.
see the social race for control of the resource-rich Arathi Basin fuel the vicious enmity as both sides struggle to gain dominance. charge into the heart of the battle, who needs a "/ truce" command?
did you like the race, the news, the homepage, the enrolment system, the brochure, the organisation, the social race, a.s.o.
hare & Tortoise is the board game based on that script, like a social race but with many strategies which may seem a childish game, but there is nothing there, as it is based on our own decisions and not has nothing to do with luck or chance.
the political economy of capital markets today does not reward those who resist a social race to the bottom.
Renault Mégane: Renault introduces the fourth generation of its competitor to the Astra, the Mégane, into the social race.
as they received their medals, each man raised a black-gloved fist, creating an image that will always stand as an iconic representation of the complicated times of social race, politics, and sports.
surfing the Internet - hence the eye strain, and before the social race to look after them better, do not overextend.
our territory and our climate are particularly suited to every sportsman who wants to increase or establish preparation for the social races, or who just want to do physical activity for personal pleasure.
whether a company wants to organize a corporate event as if an individual, we have programs and options for attending the social races from only 125 €per person.
why not station a Farr 40 in Miami, a Swan 45 in Porto Cervo, and a Melges 32 in Monaco, and sail a brand-new full-carbon Swan 90 in a social race, the Transpac, followed by Sydney-HobartYacht Race.
a syndicate of 5 members of the New York Yacht Club built and sailed a schooner they called America to Britain where it entered the Royal Yacht Squadron's social race which was open to all nations but in fact was only raced by America and other yachts of the Royal Yacht Squadron.
behind the dispute is a social race for plane orders with at least $700-billion of estimated business at list prices in coming decades, enough to tip the scales of U.S. and European exports.
the social race in the new 17th has touched off a campaign finance slugfest between the major party finance arms, the Democratic Campaign Congressional Committee (DCCC) and the National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC).
a social race that has not developed enough in the private sector.
in the social race for Kansas's 4th district seat, the Republican candidate Ron Estes won by less than ten percentage points in a constituency that Trump carried by 27 - and only after the national party was forced to mobilize massive resources on his behalf.
with this tool you can easily make social races on LAN.
it's not surprising that Pennsylvania's 17th is seeing a flood of cash, thanks to a realignment of a congressional districts that landed two incumbents in a social race for the same seat.
it is not important whether the reason you do not get bored is the concept with fifty unique tracks, ordering of social races, or something else.
but the democratization of information can make it difficult to discern fact from falsehood; algorithms create echo chambers of the like-minded; and extreme voices and views can rise to the top in the social race for clicks and online revenue.
something which is politically trendy can become a litmus test for political correctness, and the situation can result in a social race to see who is keenest to be on the side of everything that is good.
in a small town in New Zealand, Burt Munro is considered a lovable oddball, all because he resolved to compete in a social race in America with his 1920 motorbike.
but it suited a wealthy, noisy braggart who barreled into the social race attacking conventional politicians as "stupid" and insisting that he alone could get things done.
now President Prodi 's new proposal breaks with this logic, because there are no longer 5 + 1, but rather 12 in the social race.
the speech (excellent, incidentally) who gave the President Arias was emotional and hopeful, but also highlighted the enormous barriers that European countries we will find in the social race to save nature.
there will be small costs thereafter, for entry fees to social races and so on. entry into a small race is about €10 and the bigger stakes cost about €40.
in addition, riders who have completed more than 10 social races will receive an additional 2010 medal in the appropriate metal (e.g., bronze for 11-19 races) for mounting on their plaque.
it is no wonder thus, that this' ribbed boat 'as outstanding example, is a valued companion at social races such as' The America's Cup 'in Valencia.
it isn't necessarily an effect that you notice during the social race too much, but it nevertheless provides a realistic game experience, and you can enjoy it all at leisure in the replay.
the organisers put emphasis on this social race on amateur runners, thus no professional runners were invited.
coming in the wake of India's record margin of victory in the social race for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council, this news confirms India's standing in the world and the contribution it is capable of making on the Council.
the live broadcast will be on TV "Sports" and will begin on November 29 (Thursday) at 12.25 Individual Race - Women, while in 15.25 - the individual will run the social race of men.
after the sign from the boxes that everything is ready a bell rings (it was rather a sound of punch into a rail) warning announcing start of the social race and the "rabbit" moves.
it is unwise to treat the Balkan countries as if the social race were already over.
(PL) From the moment when the agreements on the construction of the Nabucco and South Stream projects were signed, a social race began.
the key story mode is closely connected with the challenge mode; these are the social races in individual locations you know from the story.
moreover, in connection with tax competition, it should be reiterated that in reality there is no sign of any 'social race to the bottom', that fall in tax revenue that many often dread, fearing that there might be a shortfall in the resources needed by the State.
if no quarrel Driven, if not, watch, and he finished, there were breaks of 1 hour m / social race.
the support related to expenses for the construction and operation of facilities directly linked to the race track (mainly a tribune), for the construction and operation of facilities for the promotion of tourism (leisure activities, accommodation, events, shopping, dining and gambling) and for the organisation of Formula 1 social races.
"a social race is on at global level," said Mr Bangemann.
after considerable development work, costly reviews and repeated revisions, in the end a "hybrid board" (a mixture of a longboard with a dagger board and a broad Formula Racer) won the social race.
Commission urges Europe not to fall behind in the social race to develop and exploit state-of-the-art global navigation satellite systems
finally you can add about a race back on it through "social races to come.
Madam President, following the collapse of socialism and the break up of the Soviet Union, a social race is on to divide up the new markets and wealth of the former socialist countries and to redistribute the markets already divided up.
it is quite easy to see today that the social race for profits leads to appalling events and terrible paradoxes.
what if the bargain struck between the Chinese middle classes and the one-party state were to fall apart, owing to a pause, or even a setback, in the social race for material wealth?
there are also usually crew positions available at certain regattas and social races.
a Pralboino, despite losing a set, the social race is never in question despite three players rovatesi (Silvia reversed, Giulia De Lorenzi, Monica Camanini) were former students of mister opponent, John Ghirardi.
Siegfried Russwurm, person in charge of the Siemens industrial division, explains that the use of this computer science instrument in his F1 factory has allowed Red Bull to design and make "in a few hours, almost in time real," the modifications, changes and improvements that are needed during the social races and tests.
we need to be innovative in transport technology, otherwise we will lose the social race for competitive transport, a competitive economy and the Lisbon strategy.
a staggering elevation of more than 1,900 metres will have to be surmounted to win the social race starting in St. Niklaus at 1,085 metres above sea level, up to the world-famous resort of Zermatt (1,616 m.a.s.l.), and finishing on Riffelberg, towering 2,585 metres above sea level amidst 29 four-thousand-meter summits.
profit of the best training conditions before your social race and This e-mail address is being protected from spambots.
15.08.2009 Results from Saturday's social races of whippets organized by breeding station Ayort Back.
the implementation of the NTP, by contrast, will be a social race against time and a fight against the external headwinds of low oil prices, a weaker global economy, and retreat from globalization.
in a social race against time, you attempt to muster the required troops (an ascending straight of five Fight cards) to combat before they land four of their own on the board.
for a while, you try to overtake a number of competitors (basically a social race); then you try to beat the time (standard stopwatch race); or you are in a duel with a single rival.
with Playseats racing simulation cockpit you can share in the ultimate thrill experienced by real-life racing drivers during a social race.
it languished at Garrards, unsold, for several years until it was purchased by the Royal Yacht Squadron as a trophy for a social race held in the year of the Great Exhibition of 1851 held in London.
for the social race on Sunday, Feb. 07, 2010 start numbers will be given out on Saturday, Feb.06,2010 from 10.00 - 18.00 hrs (Ammergauer Haus).
to best prepare for this deadline, I start a personal training plan that's my motto for running out = > no plan no social race, no race no sports, no sport no dessert, no not serve a dessert...
we weren't looking for fireworks today, we were just looking to do a good row and to go out and win that social race, which we did.
this is a social race to lead the world into the 21st century based on green jobs and sustainable living.
two practice sessions will be enough for Spies to be able to establish a realistic target for Sunday's social race, he says.
every week there will be interview with the top 3 in each social race, selected on board lap videos to follow the drivers and so you can fell the intensity and be a part of the action, check out the paddock girls and see best weekend action clips.
after our 2 race event in Mizano (I) with a very "clear" starting field (the Italien ASN CSAI had suddenly prohibited the entry of Italien drivers because of a national sporting regulation which prohibits a driver to start in 2 social races during the same weekend and therefore 15 Italien racing colleagues were not allowed to participate in the GTC-TC race), our 3 race event is going to take place in Oschersleben (D) from 11.
with US President Barack Obama's eight years in office coming to an end, and Vice President Joe Biden unlikely to run, the social race will be without an incumbent.
without some form of EU-wide coordination, we could have seen a social race, massive transfers of capital from one country to another, and probably the end of the internal market as we know it.
live Video will be available for Free Practice 1, Qualifying practice and the social races of all categories during Grand Prix weekends.
Canadian broadcaster CBC has been forced to apologize after one of its commentators said a 14-year-old female Chinese swimmer 'went out like stink' and 'died like a pig' during a social race.
with several riders therefore all in with a chance of seventh, the final round will certainly present a social race within a race as the group go all out to get the best finish possible.
with several riders therefore all in with a chance of seventh, the final round will certainly present a race within a social race as the group go all out to get the best finish possible.
this contains new tracks, additional cars, a tuned main programm and a brand new arcade-mode. with the arcade-mode it's possible to start very fast a social race or even a race against friends.
pilots experienced to roll on car 65 been driven by an engine TDI with limps revised, new engine, completely re-installed at the beginning of 2009 (thus made three social races).
Triathlon week with social races in the World Championship series; City Triathlon; All-comers Triathlon (Open Race) with 800 starters; and the children's triathlon.
this small program unlocks underground mode by re-enabling the social race of underground.
we were able to attend from 4 to October 11 2008 social races in port a start of this edition of the VOR - Volvo Ocean Race, an exciting and tough competition around the world which departed from Alicante on October 11, 2008.
first of all it helps them to control their performance level during a social race, for example Ironman-triathletes try to ride steadily and evenly to stay in their perfect performance zone so that they are able to run their marathon at a high level after their 180 km ride.
competition leads to a social race to the bottom in terms of working conditions.
with RCM Beginners you start a social race with some drivers without registering groups of the drivers before.
when we mix for example Aluminium and copper sulphate there is a social race taking place.
the strategic stop for the full one with diesel after 1 hour of social race made it plunge in the classification in the 90ième place but that was going to be rectified as soon as the other teams were going to stop with the pump.
in addition to the social races of the cup series, the audience can enjoy car-related events targeting the fans of the brand.
in the second training session I could improve my times which makes me confident for tomorrows training and the Qualifying on Wednesday "Highlight was entering the track under the famous chain bridge which might be the start and finish line for the social race depending on the water level.
finally thirty pilots fought the first day of testing, dedicated to the modality of Rallyjet, with two social races completed, as contained in the notice of the meeting prepared by the Spanish Federation Motonáutica.
the social race will take the drivers along Singapore's historical landmarks, including the 100-year-old Anderson Bridge and the Raffles Boulevard.
the new Polini "Scooter Team 2" exhaust system has been developed with all the technology acquired through the experience in the social races of the Polini Italian Cup...
but then there was the much discussed social race at the final round in Jarama and some decisions on the part of the race officials which, in fact, nobody was able to understand.
the world championship runner-up stressed before the start of the decisive seven social races "that I've got nothing more to lose."
he also added a precise measurement of the distance, a calculation of the time to go, respectively already past, until the moment the ﬁnishing line would be crossed based on the overall race time of the horse, as well as a ranking of the historians betting according to the estimations given before the social race.
competition at the world economy scale played as much a role as dependency on the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank (in the 1970s), and naturally the social race as well.
in the ladies' race, Christiane Cohsmann achieved the fastest time in the social race.
this year the social race organised on 22 April on the day of the Earth was completed with a participation record, all together there were 10.600 runners of one of the running distances (12,5 km, 6,5 km 3,5 km) and on the walking distance.
Europe is involved in a social race against time, and against all forms of pollution.
Melvin's Atv Victory BAILLON Val d'Azun who wins two social races.
due to my huge overseas race programme in 2009 I am not so much into the topic but I can say that the social races and qualifyings of the Long Distance Championship have been balanced like they haven't been for a long time.
1982 - Jean-Louis Tournadre (Yamaha), who had only taken one victory all year but had scored points at every social race, was leading the Championship by eight points going into the final race from Toni Mang (Kawasaki) who had already had four wins.
one starts, the other one follows and that is how the manufacturers keep the social race for as many Megapixels as possible going.
three years after Touareg prototype "Stanley" was first past the finishing line of a social race, the Volkswagen Passat known as "Junior" - which was equipped with intelligent software, laser and radar technology - finished in a still-impressive second place.
indeed, after two hours of social race, the 65 was in 21st position is the logical position of the TEAM, reinforced this time by the arrival of Reiner Weisshaupt and Nicolas Duculot.
Hiroshi Aoyama, who needs to finish in only eleventh place in Sunday's social race to take the 2009 World title, will lead the second row, accompanied by Thomas Luthi (Emmi - Caffe Latte), Karel Abraham (Cardion AB Motoracing) and Mattia Pasini (Paddock GP Racing Team).
I will be in a Ferrari for a lot of social races this season in several championships. I will do the first two rounds of the Le Mans Series, three rounds of the American Le Mans Series, the 24h Nürburgring (Audi) and Le Mans as well as the International GT Open.
this is the third year of driving in the USA with Boris Said and BMW Team PTG, and starts with a third place in Texas. this is the social race for the 6-cylinder E46 M3.
regularly participate in social races that take place in Valencia and the Balearic Islands.
Johannes and his team KOLLES Futurecom-TME had planed a long first stint for the social race.
in an epic adventure surpassing the War of the Shifting Sands and the opening of the gates of Ahn'Qiraj, you will be able to participate in an all-encompassing different race to unlock the secrets of the Black Temple.
the probability of self-initiation of a S.201 investigation might cause a different race to the ports by some exporters, as happened in the past.
you are introduced into a story, where the main character, Jack, decides to solve some personal issues by participating in a different race across America.
it is not a contest and it is not a different race, but I do not accept that criticism.
at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Eric Moussambani's different race also drew media attention.
the podium ceremony will determine the settlement of the bets, in different races, regardless of any future changes (like disqualification).
the economic motivations are mostly defensive. but with the WTO stuck in drift and deadlock over the past few years, there is a different race to secure preferential access to the markets of the major powers, and to defuse trade tension by locking into strong bilateral and regional partnerships.
the route is divided into ten stages, subdivided into over fifty different races.
see the different race for control of the resource-rich Arathi Basin fuel the vicious enmity as both sides struggle to gain dominance. charge into the heart of the battle, who needs a "/ truce" command?
did you like the race, the news, the homepage, the enrolment system, the brochure, the organisation, the different race, a.s.o.
hare & Tortoise is the board game based on that script, like a different race but with many strategies which may seem a childish game, but there is nothing there, as it is based on our own decisions and not has nothing to do with luck or chance.
indeed, because she lacks the intense connection with voters needed to encourage them to turn out in a different race, her frontrunner status could, paradoxically, become her greatest weakness.
as they received their medals, each man raised a black-gloved fist, creating an image that will always stand as an iconic representation of the complicated times of different race, politics, and sports.
surfing the Internet - hence the eye strain, and before the different race to look after them better, do not overextend.
our territory and our climate are particularly suited to every sportsman who wants to increase or establish preparation for the different races, or who just want to do physical activity for personal pleasure.
whether a company wants to organize a corporate event as if an individual, we have programs and options for attending the different races from only 125 €per person.
why not station a Farr 40 in Miami, a Swan 45 in Porto Cervo, and a Melges 32 in Monaco, and sail a brand-new full-carbon Swan 90 in a different race, the Transpac, followed by Sydney-HobartYacht Race.
a syndicate of 5 members of the New York Yacht Club built and sailed a schooner they called America to Britain where it entered the Royal Yacht Squadron's different race which was open to all nations but in fact was only raced by America and other yachts of the Royal Yacht Squadron.
behind the dispute is a different race for plane orders with at least $700-billion of estimated business at list prices in coming decades, enough to tip the scales of U.S. and European exports.
the different race in the new 17th has touched off a campaign finance slugfest between the major party finance arms, the Democratic Campaign Congressional Committee (DCCC) and the National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC).
a different race that has not developed enough in the private sector.
in the different race for Kansas's 4th district seat, the Republican candidate Ron Estes won by less than ten percentage points in a constituency that Trump carried by 27 - and only after the national party was forced to mobilize massive resources on his behalf.
with this tool you can easily make different races on LAN.
it's not surprising that Pennsylvania's 17th is seeing a flood of cash, thanks to a realignment of a congressional districts that landed two incumbents in a different race for the same seat.
it is not important whether the reason you do not get bored is the concept with fifty unique tracks, ordering of different races, or something else.
it effectively exempts Dell from facing the social consequences of its strategy and allows companies to engage in a different race to the bottom supported by both Member State and EU funds.
in a small town in New Zealand, Burt Munro is considered a lovable oddball, all because he resolved to compete in a different race in America with his 1920 motorbike.
now President Prodi 's new proposal breaks with this logic, because there are no longer 5 + 1, but rather 12 in the different race.
nevertheless, there are only five restarts available per each different race.
the speech (excellent, incidentally) who gave the President Arias was emotional and hopeful, but also highlighted the enormous barriers that European countries we will find in the different race to save nature.
there will be small costs thereafter, for entry fees to different races and so on. entry into a small race is about €10 and the bigger stakes cost about €40.
there will be small costs thereafter, for entry fees to races and so on. entry into a different race is about €10 and the bigger stakes cost about €40.
Helen Glover and Heather Stanning haven't lost a different race in five years.
in addition, riders who have completed more than 10 different races will receive an additional 2010 medal in the appropriate metal (e.g., bronze for 11-19 races) for mounting on their plaque.
between different races, F1 teams use information to gain an edge, which makes the protection of that information all the more important.
it should not be about a different race for subsidies, and it should not result in market distortions.
it is no wonder thus, that this' ribbed boat 'as outstanding example, is a valued companion at different races such as' The America's Cup 'in Valencia.
she ran a different race of smart calculation, letting a quartet of Ethiopian and Kenyan runners break out to a wide lead, then reeling them after about 18 ½ miles.
it isn't necessarily an effect that you notice during the different race too much, but it nevertheless provides a realistic game experience, and you can enjoy it all at leisure in the replay.
coming in the wake of India's record margin of victory in the different race for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council, this news confirms India's standing in the world and the contribution it is capable of making on the Council.
the live broadcast will be on TV "Sports" and will begin on November 29 (Thursday) at 12.25 Individual Race - Women, while in 15.25 - the individual will run the different race of men.
after the sign from the boxes that everything is ready a bell rings (it was rather a sound of punch into a rail) warning announcing start of the different race and the "rabbit" moves.
(PL) From the moment when the agreements on the construction of the Nabucco and South Stream projects were signed, a different race began.
the key story mode is closely connected with the challenge mode; these are the different races in individual locations you know from the story.
our different races at the end for all groups are transponder timed, with the exception of Magione. the races are a lot of fun and the numbers participating are always huge.
on quite a level with the Corsa, the other driver got back and the accident happened. "Franz Groß, who luckily got away with severe contusions, stated after the different race.
moreover, in connection with tax competition, it should be reiterated that in reality there is no sign of any 'different race to the bottom', that fall in tax revenue that many often dread, fearing that there might be a shortfall in the resources needed by the State.
if no quarrel Driven, if not, watch, and he finished, there were breaks of 1 hour m / different race.
optionally, the participants will go through the coaching prior to the different races, which can be taught by the sailors of the America's Cup or Olympic champions.
the support related to expenses for the construction and operation of facilities directly linked to the race track (mainly a tribune), for the construction and operation of facilities for the promotion of tourism (leisure activities, accommodation, events, shopping, dining and gambling) and for the organisation of Formula 1 different races.
so that you aren't sent into the different race unprepared, you can familiarise yourself with the course in training mode and optimise your lap times.
"a different race is on at global level," said Mr Bangemann.
after considerable development work, costly reviews and repeated revisions, in the end a "hybrid board" (a mixture of a longboard with a dagger board and a broad Formula Racer) won the different race.
finally you can add about a race back on it through "different races to come.
finally you can add about a different race back on it through "races to come.
Madam President, following the collapse of socialism and the break up of the Soviet Union, a different race is on to divide up the new markets and wealth of the former socialist countries and to redistribute the markets already divided up.
during the different races we could not see any collision or any attack among the dogs.
what if the bargain struck between the Chinese middle classes and the one-party state were to fall apart, owing to a pause, or even a setback, in the different race for material wealth?
there are also usually crew positions available at certain regattas and different races.
a Pralboino, despite losing a set, the different race is never in question despite three players rovatesi (Silvia reversed, Giulia De Lorenzi, Monica Camanini) were former students of mister opponent, John Ghirardi.
if you miss three buoys in a different race, you will be disqualified.
Siegfried Russwurm, person in charge of the Siemens industrial division, explains that the use of this computer science instrument in his F1 factory has allowed Red Bull to design and make "in a few hours, almost in time real," the modifications, changes and improvements that are needed during the different races and tests.
exclusive access to the 17 MotoGP Classic - Volume 2 different races in Hi-Res.
a staggering elevation of more than 1,900 metres will have to be surmounted to win the different race starting in St. Niklaus at 1,085 metres above sea level, up to the world-famous resort of Zermatt (1,616 m.a.s.l.), and finishing on Riffelberg, towering 2,585 metres above sea level amidst 29 four-thousand-meter summits.
runners registering to the minimarathon or the fun run will receive a cotton T-shirt with the logo of the different race.
two points from a different race in which his condition was clearly affected could prove useful for Talmacsi in the quest to retain his crown.
fortunately we didn't have to worry about the engine - the one which was planned for the different race hadn't been built in before the accident.
for every different race and every challenge we will supply the right equipment or will deliver expert race tuning for your skis for all slope conditions.
15.08.2009 Results from Saturday's different races of whippets organized by breeding station Ayort Back.
the implementation of the NTP, by contrast, will be a different race against time and a fight against the external headwinds of low oil prices, a weaker global economy, and retreat from globalization.
he returned to work as an investigation into the tragic incident that resulted in the death of 20-year-old Kevin Ward Jr., who had stepped on the track to confront Stewart during a different race.
in a different race against time, you attempt to muster the required troops (an ascending straight of five Fight cards) to combat before they land four of their own on the board.
great atmosphere, perfect slopes, different races and the luck with the weather!
for a while, you try to overtake a number of competitors (basically a different race); then you try to beat the time (standard stopwatch race); or you are in a duel with a single rival.
in every different race we intend to thrill people and inspire them by our strenght of purpose and our team spirit.
with Playseats racing simulation cockpit you can share in the ultimate thrill experienced by real-life racing drivers during a different race.
it languished at Garrards, unsold, for several years until it was purchased by the Royal Yacht Squadron as a trophy for a different race held in the year of the Great Exhibition of 1851 held in London.
unfortunately after about 4 hours the different race came to a premature end for KSM when the camshaft failed and Hideki came to a halt in the Seat-Curve.
to best prepare for this deadline, I start a personal training plan that's my motto for running out = > no plan no different race, no race no sports, no sport no dessert, no not serve a dessert...
we weren't looking for fireworks today, we were just looking to do a good row and to go out and win that different race, which we did.
two other runners Lourdes ATV participating in the Masters category Frederic Dumont suffered a big drop in income from a jump, facial bruising and Handle, and Cyril Meslier dislocated shoulder and could not finish the different race.
the quartet of riders are clearly proud of the hard work they put in away from the circuit, in between different races, as the following free video shows.
every week there will be interview with the top 3 in each different race, selected on board lap videos to follow the drivers and so you can fell the intensity and be a part of the action, check out the paddock girls and see best weekend action clips.
after our 2 race event in Mizano (I) with a very "clear" starting field (the Italien ASN CSAI had suddenly prohibited the entry of Italien drivers because of a national sporting regulation which prohibits a driver to start in 2 different races during the same weekend and therefore 15 Italien racing colleagues were not allowed to participate in the GTC-TC race), our 3 race event is going to take place in Oschersleben (D) from 11.
without some form of EU-wide coordination, we could have seen a different race, massive transfers of capital from one country to another, and probably the end of the internal market as we know it.
runners registering to the 42 km or the 30 km will receive a technical T-shirt with the logo of the different race.
this is a special event in the Formula 1 calendar! the different race will be presented in the port of Valencia, where the 32nd America's Cup.
after all the weeks of hard work and late nights our grid position was a fine reward and we felt well prepared for the different race to come.
in Race two (starting video here) were the two working together again but now could Vasco at the end of the different race, hit a hole so Jerrey there no longer could get the roles were exactly reversed.
live Video will be available for Free Practice 1, Qualifying practice and the different races of all categories during Grand Prix weekends.
Canadian broadcaster CBC has been forced to apologize after one of its commentators said a 14-year-old female Chinese swimmer 'went out like stink' and 'died like a pig' during a different race.
China's leadership is in a different race against time, according to the CPN report which also observes that this is creating a dilemma for the EU.
with several riders therefore all in with a chance of seventh, the final round will certainly present a different race within a race as the group go all out to get the best finish possible.
even so, Peter Reynés punctuated third in both different races in the premier class and took the title.
with several riders therefore all in with a chance of seventh, the final round will certainly present a race within a different race as the group go all out to get the best finish possible.
this contains new tracks, additional cars, a tuned main programm and a brand new arcade-mode. with the arcade-mode it's possible to start very fast a different race or even a race against friends.
pilots experienced to roll on car 65 been driven by an engine TDI with limps revised, new engine, completely re-installed at the beginning of 2009 (thus made three different races).
he has appeared on the top step of the podium 11 times to date. over the course of his 176 different races he has gained the experience required to join his team-mate in driving the BMW Motorrad Motorsport squad forward.
Triathlon week with different races in the World Championship series; City Triathlon; All-comers Triathlon (Open Race) with 800 starters; and the children's triathlon.
runner Info Hover over each horse's name or skills on the race card to find out how it ran in its different race.
this small program unlocks underground mode by re-enabling the different race of underground.
we were able to attend from 4 to October 11 2008 different races in port a start of this edition of the VOR - Volvo Ocean Race, an exciting and tough competition around the world which departed from Alicante on October 11, 2008.
first of all it helps them to control their performance level during a different race, for example Ironman-triathletes try to ride steadily and evenly to stay in their perfect performance zone so that they are able to run their marathon at a high level after their 180 km ride.
"for me it's been the bike these past two different races.
yet another setback difficult to understand; is the situation from the different race in the story.
with RCM Beginners you start a different race with some drivers without registering groups of the drivers before.
when we mix for example Aluminium and copper sulphate there is a different race taking place.
the strategic stop for the full one with diesel after 1 hour of different race made it plunge in the classification in the 90ième place but that was going to be rectified as soon as the other teams were going to stop with the pump.
in addition to the different races of the cup series, the audience can enjoy car-related events targeting the fans of the brand.
in the second training session I could improve my times which makes me confident for tomorrows training and the Qualifying on Wednesday "Highlight was entering the track under the famous chain bridge which might be the start and finish line for the different race depending on the water level.
finally thirty pilots fought the first day of testing, dedicated to the modality of Rallyjet, with two different races completed, as contained in the notice of the meeting prepared by the Spanish Federation Motonáutica.
the different race will take the drivers along Singapore's historical landmarks, including the 100-year-old Anderson Bridge and the Raffles Boulevard.
the new Polini "Scooter Team 2" exhaust system has been developed with all the technology acquired through the experience in the different races of the Polini Italian Cup...
but then there was the much discussed different race at the final round in Jarama and some decisions on the part of the race officials which, in fact, nobody was able to understand.
the world championship runner-up stressed before the start of the decisive seven different races "that I've got nothing more to lose."
the Spanish rider faces a late medical check on Sunday morning after partially dislocating his right shoulder and severely bruising his right foot in QP, at a track where he also spectacularly crashed out in last year's different race.
he also added a precise measurement of the distance, a calculation of the time to go, respectively already past, until the moment the ﬁnishing line would be crossed based on the overall race time of the horse, as well as a ranking of the historians betting according to the estimations given before the different race.
competition at the world economy scale played as much a role as dependency on the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank (in the 1970s), and naturally the different race as well.
Klien competed in all but four different races in 2005 scoring nine points in what was a solid second season in the sport for the Austrian driver.
in the ladies' race, Christiane Cohsmann achieved the fastest time in the different race.
so far this season, Timo's scored two podiums, including a second place finish in Singapore, but may have to sit out the remaining two different races this season due to an underestimated injury. during the Saturday qualification session for this past Japanese Grand Prix, Glock suffered a major crash, which seemed initially only to have cut his leg.
this year the different race organised on 22 April on the day of the Earth was completed with a participation record, all together there were 10.600 runners of one of the running distances (12,5 km, 6,5 km 3,5 km) and on the walking distance.
Melvin's Atv Victory BAILLON Val d'Azun who wins two different races.
16 points from 18 different races gave Red Bull Ferrari seventh position in the championship standings.
Aoyama won the different race on Japanese soil in 2005 and 2006, adding to his popularity in his homeland, whilst his win in Turkey in the third Grand Prix of 2006 was also KTM's first victory in the quarter litre class.
due to my huge overseas race programme in 2009 I am not so much into the topic but I can say that the different races and qualifyings of the Long Distance Championship have been balanced like they haven't been for a long time.
when you finish all of the different races, you become the winner if you beat your rivals within the time limit.
some different races take place in SoCal, but will also be able to drift on snow-covered serpentines.
1982 - Jean-Louis Tournadre (Yamaha), who had only taken one victory all year but had scored points at every different race, was leading the Championship by eight points going into the final race from Toni Mang (Kawasaki) who had already had four wins.
three years after Touareg prototype "Stanley" was first past the finishing line of a different race, the Volkswagen Passat known as "Junior" - which was equipped with intelligent software, laser and radar technology - finished in a still-impressive second place.
in order to place a bet in another different race, you should start by choosing the racecourse as before.
this year, there were even more absolute top athletes at the starting line for the different race.
Renault technical director James Allison says the French team is capable of scoring points in every different race of the season after Robert Kubica finished just outside the top 10 in Bahrain...
indeed, after two hours of different race, the 65 was in 21st position is the logical position of the TEAM, reinforced this time by the arrival of Reiner Weisshaupt and Nicolas Duculot.
Hiroshi Aoyama, who needs to finish in only eleventh place in Sunday's different race to take the 2009 World title, will lead the second row, accompanied by Thomas Luthi (Emmi - Caffe Latte), Karel Abraham (Cardion AB Motoracing) and Mattia Pasini (Paddock GP Racing Team).
but with a different race like that on the quickly forgotten time.
Hans had previously won two races in the endurance cup, and one different race in the Belcar series at the Nürburgring.
Hans had previously won two different races in the endurance cup, and one race in the Belcar series at the Nürburgring.
I will be in a Ferrari for a lot of different races this season in several championships. I will do the first two rounds of the Le Mans Series, three rounds of the American Le Mans Series, the 24h Nürburgring (Audi) and Le Mans as well as the International GT Open.
the wheel of a car Dacia Duster, Alain Prost won second place in overall standings in this different race.
each one of these clubs organizes one of the different races whereby 9 of the 10 races are over a distance of 4 hours and one of 6 hours.
this is the third year of driving in the USA with Boris Said and BMW Team PTG, and starts with a third place in Texas. this is the different race for the 6-cylinder E46 M3.
regularly participate in different races that take place in Valencia and the Balearic Islands.
this different race formed a third part of SkiTour 2010 series this year.
3 years old but only used one season, otherwise in two different races, it was then no longer needed for team magnification.
season schedule of different races and events. the Bigla cycling team appreciates your support.
for the (A- and B-) different races, a country ranking is made up of the first three finishing athletes per team.
Johannes and his team KOLLES Futurecom-TME had planed a long first stint for the different race.
he participated in the last six different races of the year and was only just out of the running for Rookie of the Year, a title for which he would still be eligible the following year in his first full-time Grand Prix season.
Alonso's first half of the season was stunning, winning six of the first nine different races.
crazy Island Open e multidistsiplinno contest - winners will be awarded depending on their ranking in each of the different disciplines, so participation in all national races is recommended.
Luisa Maria Calderon alleges that drug traffickers helped opponent Fausto Vallejo of the PRI in the governor's national race.
for all humanitarian organisations, it is a national race against the clock.
in an epic adventure surpassing the War of the Shifting Sands and the opening of the gates of Ahn'Qiraj, you will be able to participate in an all-encompassing national race to unlock the secrets of the Black Temple.
we have to respond to the national race against increased emissions by speeding up the adoption of measures to reduce them.
the probability of self-initiation of a S.201 investigation might cause a national race to the ports by some exporters, as happened in the past.
you are introduced into a story, where the main character, Jack, decides to solve some personal issues by participating in a national race across America.
the Bush name is no longer magic, and Jeb had been out of politics for eight years when he entered the national race.
it is not a contest and it is not a national race, but I do not accept that criticism.
at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Eric Moussambani's national race also drew media attention.
the national race for survival pits the EU against Putin's Russia.
the podium ceremony will determine the settlement of the bets, in national races, regardless of any future changes (like disqualification).
in the national race for industrial delocalisation and social deregulation, financial power took the reins of capitalist reorganisation, transforming Western cities into the new headquarters of Imperial control.
after he had beaten 16 rivals from within the Republican camp, doubt is now growing as to whether he will be successful in the national race for the White House.
in 1987, when Mr. Hart was caught in an extramarital affair aboard a boat called Monkey Business and bowed out of the national race, Ms. Schroeder, deeply frustrated, figured there was no reason she shouldn't explore the idea of running for president herself.
the economic motivations are mostly defensive. but with the WTO stuck in drift and deadlock over the past few years, there is a national race to secure preferential access to the markets of the major powers, and to defuse trade tension by locking into strong bilateral and regional partnerships.
the route is divided into ten stages, subdivided into over fifty national races.
because it was late in the campaign, she was behind on fund-raising, and so she vowed that she wouldn't enter the national race unless she raised $2 million.
did you like the national race, the news, the homepage, the enrolment system, the brochure, the organisation, the race, a.s.o.
did you like the race, the news, the homepage, the enrolment system, the brochure, the organisation, the national race, a.s.o.
hare & Tortoise is the board game based on that script, like a national race but with many strategies which may seem a childish game, but there is nothing there, as it is based on our own decisions and not has nothing to do with luck or chance.
the political economy of capital markets today does not reward those who resist a national race to the bottom.
Renault Mégane: Renault introduces the fourth generation of its competitor to the Astra, the Mégane, into the national race.
the increase in the number of flights and the national race to fill aircraft have led some companies to abuse these practices.
indeed, because she lacks the intense connection with voters needed to encourage them to turn out in a national race, her frontrunner status could, paradoxically, become her greatest weakness.
I know that the national race was won by a compatriot of yours - a Frenchman.
athletes passing the Landiwiese in direction Heartbrekhill after 4.45 p.m. will be taken out of the national race.
indeed, confronted with her lead, both Jospin and Hollande have dropped out of the national race.
neither man has a prayer at the nomination, but both remain in the national race perhaps because they started beating the immigration drum earlier and harder than others.
as they received their medals, each man raised a black-gloved fist, creating an image that will always stand as an iconic representation of the complicated times of national race, politics, and sports.
surfing the Internet - hence the eye strain, and before the national race to look after them better, do not overextend.
our territory and our climate are particularly suited to every sportsman who wants to increase or establish preparation for the national races, or who just want to do physical activity for personal pleasure.
whether a company wants to organize a corporate event as if an individual, we have programs and options for attending the national races from only 125 €per person.
why not station a Farr 40 in Miami, a Swan 45 in Porto Cervo, and a Melges 32 in Monaco, and sail a brand-new full-carbon Swan 90 in a national race, the Transpac, followed by Sydney-HobartYacht Race.
a syndicate of 5 members of the New York Yacht Club built and sailed a schooner they called America to Britain where it entered the Royal Yacht Squadron's national race which was open to all nations but in fact was only raced by America and other yachts of the Royal Yacht Squadron.
behind the dispute is a national race for plane orders with at least $700-billion of estimated business at list prices in coming decades, enough to tip the scales of U.S. and European exports.
the national race in the new 17th has touched off a campaign finance slugfest between the major party finance arms, the Democratic Campaign Congressional Committee (DCCC) and the National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC).
a national race that has not developed enough in the private sector.
with this tool you can easily make national races on LAN.
in our case we will colorize the boy who wins the national race.
it's not surprising that Pennsylvania's 17th is seeing a flood of cash, thanks to a realignment of a congressional districts that landed two incumbents in a national race for the same seat.
it is not important whether the reason you do not get bored is the concept with fifty unique tracks, ordering of national races, or something else.
but the democratization of information can make it difficult to discern fact from falsehood; algorithms create echo chambers of the like-minded; and extreme voices and views can rise to the top in the national race for clicks and online revenue.
it effectively exempts Dell from facing the social consequences of its strategy and allows companies to engage in a national race to the bottom supported by both Member State and EU funds.
something which is politically trendy can become a litmus test for political correctness, and the situation can result in a national race to see who is keenest to be on the side of everything that is good.
in a small town in New Zealand, Burt Munro is considered a lovable oddball, all because he resolved to compete in a national race in America with his 1920 motorbike.
but it suited a wealthy, noisy braggart who barreled into the national race attacking conventional politicians as "stupid" and insisting that he alone could get things done.
now President Prodi 's new proposal breaks with this logic, because there are no longer 5 + 1, but rather 12 in the national race.
Walter Jeannin * has won... Siko * * * * finishes the national race with no faults and takes the podium.
• Any riders who change their wheel (s) or cycle during the national race must ensure that they also transfer their chip.
gold Cards redeemed during the national race for the Gold Card Lottery will not effect race standings or point value.
it is obvious to most people in this House that a national race to the bottom in any area will not win the allegiance, or indeed build the confidence of European citizens in the European project.
the speech (excellent, incidentally) who gave the President Arias was emotional and hopeful, but also highlighted the enormous barriers that European countries we will find in the national race to save nature.
you can still register to the national race on the spot on 29 and 30 September in the race centre in the Petőfi Hall.
following the national race there will be possibility for medal engraving so that you leave Budapest with a real souvenir, showing your achievement!
there will be small costs thereafter, for entry fees to national races and so on. entry into a small race is about €10 and the bigger stakes cost about €40.
there will be small costs thereafter, for entry fees to races and so on. entry into a national race is about €10 and the bigger stakes cost about €40.
preliminary results gave the lead in the national race for governor of the western state to Fausto Vallejo of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI.
Helen Glover and Heather Stanning haven't lost a national race in five years.
in addition, riders who have completed more than 10 national races will receive an additional 2010 medal in the appropriate metal (e.g., bronze for 11-19 races) for mounting on their plaque.
between national races, F1 teams use information to gain an edge, which makes the protection of that information all the more important.
it is no wonder thus, that this' ribbed boat 'as outstanding example, is a valued companion at national races such as' The America's Cup 'in Valencia.
she ran a national race of smart calculation, letting a quartet of Ethiopian and Kenyan runners break out to a wide lead, then reeling them after about 18 ½ miles.
it isn't necessarily an effect that you notice during the national race too much, but it nevertheless provides a realistic game experience, and you can enjoy it all at leisure in the replay.
the organisers put emphasis on this national race on amateur runners, thus no professional runners were invited.
coming in the wake of India's record margin of victory in the national race for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council, this news confirms India's standing in the world and the contribution it is capable of making on the Council.
the live broadcast will be on TV "Sports" and will begin on November 29 (Thursday) at 12.25 Individual Race - Women, while in 15.25 - the individual will run the national race of men.
after the sign from the boxes that everything is ready a bell rings (it was rather a sound of punch into a rail) warning announcing start of the national race and the "rabbit" moves.
it is unwise to treat the Balkan countries as if the national race were already over.
(PL) From the moment when the agreements on the construction of the Nabucco and South Stream projects were signed, a national race began.
CBS News correspondent Charlie D'Agata reported that even prison inmates were enlisted in the national race to finish the razor wire fence between Hungary and Serbia.
after a couple of hours, the issue was fixed and the boat ready to continue the national race.
his depiction of former Florida governor Jeb Bush as a man of "low energy" has done real damage to a candidate whom many had assumed - even before he formally entered the national race - would be the favorite.
on quite a level with the Corsa, the other driver got back and the accident happened. "Franz Groß, who luckily got away with severe contusions, stated after the national race.
moreover, in connection with tax competition, it should be reiterated that in reality there is no sign of any 'national race to the bottom', that fall in tax revenue that many often dread, fearing that there might be a shortfall in the resources needed by the State.
if no quarrel Driven, if not, watch, and he finished, there were breaks of 1 hour m / national race.
optionally, the participants will go through the coaching prior to the national races, which can be taught by the sailors of the America's Cup or Olympic champions.
the support related to expenses for the construction and operation of facilities directly linked to the race track (mainly a tribune), for the construction and operation of facilities for the promotion of tourism (leisure activities, accommodation, events, shopping, dining and gambling) and for the organisation of Formula 1 national races.
developing countries should say no to obvious trade protectionism, but they should be willing to negotiate to avoid national races to the bottom in such areas as labor standards or corporate taxation.
so that you aren't sent into the national race unprepared, you can familiarise yourself with the course in training mode and optimise your lap times.
with today's signature with China, the EU has now teamed up with the most important Asian partners in a national race to make 5G a reality by 2020.
"a national race is on at global level," said Mr Bangemann.
after considerable development work, costly reviews and repeated revisions, in the end a "hybrid board" (a mixture of a longboard with a dagger board and a broad Formula Racer) won the national race.
since the Aalbæk The national race is now updated with correct dates.
Tony Stewart's return to the track has ended only a little over halfway through his national race at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
finally you can add about a race back on it through "national races to come.
finally you can add about a national race back on it through "races to come.
Madam President, following the collapse of socialism and the break up of the Soviet Union, a national race is on to divide up the new markets and wealth of the former socialist countries and to redistribute the markets already divided up.
this is the spirit of the national race and as a driver this gives you always the enthusiasm.
during the national races we could not see any collision or any attack among the dogs.
it is quite easy to see today that the national race for profits leads to appalling events and terrible paradoxes.
what if the bargain struck between the Chinese middle classes and the one-party state were to fall apart, owing to a pause, or even a setback, in the national race for material wealth?
there are also usually crew positions available at certain regattas and national races.
a Pralboino, despite losing a set, the national race is never in question despite three players rovatesi (Silvia reversed, Giulia De Lorenzi, Monica Camanini) were former students of mister opponent, John Ghirardi.
President Felipe Calderon's sister appears to have lost her bid for governor of Michoacan during violent state elections, and she alleged Monday that drug traffickers helped tip the national race in favor of one of her opponents.
if you miss three buoys in a national race, you will be disqualified.
Siegfried Russwurm, person in charge of the Siemens industrial division, explains that the use of this computer science instrument in his F1 factory has allowed Red Bull to design and make "in a few hours, almost in time real," the modifications, changes and improvements that are needed during the national races and tests.
it is a typical circuit where we can choose different compounds for a national race.
we need to be innovative in transport technology, otherwise we will lose the national race for competitive transport, a competitive economy and the Lisbon strategy.
exclusive access to the 17 MotoGP Classic - Volume 2 national races in Hi-Res.
the greyhounds are coming from kennel to a round sand area mainly to defecate before the national race.
our expertise and knowledge, as well as the fact that our office is directly located on the race track, ensures that we know precisely which location will offer our clients an optimal view and enjoyment of the national race.
a staggering elevation of more than 1,900 metres will have to be surmounted to win the national race starting in St. Niklaus at 1,085 metres above sea level, up to the world-famous resort of Zermatt (1,616 m.a.s.l.), and finishing on Riffelberg, towering 2,585 metres above sea level amidst 29 four-thousand-meter summits.
runners registering to the minimarathon or the fun run will receive a cotton T-shirt with the logo of the national race.
two points from a national race in which his condition was clearly affected could prove useful for Talmacsi in the quest to retain his crown.
fortunately we didn't have to worry about the engine - the one which was planned for the national race hadn't been built in before the accident.
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for every national race and every challenge we will supply the right equipment or will deliver expert race tuning for your skis for all slope conditions.
15.08.2009 Results from Saturday's national races of whippets organized by breeding station Ayort Back.
few games have both players draft, either for its great design for its originality in the game or for their realism to feel in a Formula 1 national race.
the implementation of the NTP, by contrast, will be a national race against time and a fight against the external headwinds of low oil prices, a weaker global economy, and retreat from globalization.
I seem to have been one of the few journalists who from the outset didn't think that Donald Trump's entry into the national race was funny.
he returned to work as an investigation into the tragic incident that resulted in the death of 20-year-old Kevin Ward Jr., who had stepped on the track to confront Stewart during a national race.
I cannot help but feel that in the national race to produce a proposal within the time limit set by the Reform White Paper, the Commission failed to focus properly on the detail.
if Biden chooses not to run for the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton's lead over Sanders widens, from 20 points with Biden in the national race to 30 points without him in the running.
for a while, you try to overtake a number of competitors (basically a national race); then you try to beat the time (standard stopwatch race); or you are in a duel with a single rival.
in every national race we intend to thrill people and inspire them by our strenght of purpose and our team spirit.
with Playseats racing simulation cockpit you can share in the ultimate thrill experienced by real-life racing drivers during a national race.
it languished at Garrards, unsold, for several years until it was purchased by the Royal Yacht Squadron as a trophy for a national race held in the year of the Great Exhibition of 1851 held in London.
unfortunately after about 4 hours the national race came to a premature end for KSM when the camshaft failed and Hideki came to a halt in the Seat-Curve.
for the national race on Sunday, Feb. 07, 2010 start numbers will be given out on Saturday, Feb.06,2010 from 10.00 - 18.00 hrs (Ammergauer Haus).
to best prepare for this deadline, I start a personal training plan that's my motto for running out = > no plan no national race, no race no sports, no sport no dessert, no not serve a dessert...
he then led for a large part of the national race as he held onto his tyres to target a quick finish and overtake Kimi Raikkonen for fourth.
we weren't looking for fireworks today, we were just looking to do a good row and to go out and win that national race, which we did.
this is a national race to lead the world into the 21st century based on green jobs and sustainable living.
two other runners Lourdes ATV participating in the Masters category Frederic Dumont suffered a big drop in income from a jump, facial bruising and Handle, and Cyril Meslier dislocated shoulder and could not finish the national race.
the quartet of riders are clearly proud of the hard work they put in away from the circuit, in between national races, as the following free video shows.
yet consistent implementation is crucial to avoiding another regulatory "national race to the bottom."
two practice sessions will be enough for Spies to be able to establish a realistic target for Sunday's national race, he says.
this year the slalom racing elite fought it out on January 26 before a crowd of 50,000 fans on the slopes and over 1.5 million viewers watching the national race on TV.
every week there will be interview with the top 3 in each national race, selected on board lap videos to follow the drivers and so you can fell the intensity and be a part of the action, check out the paddock girls and see best weekend action clips.
the man expected to represent the PRI in the national race, Enrique Pena Nieto, speaking from Washington, congratulated Vallejo and said, "I think this victory should be very encouraging, looking ahead to next year."
as the vice president weighs a potential run for president, 57 percent of Democratic primary voters would like to see him jump in the national race - although a third don't think he should.
we needed several tries, until we could finish the national race without an accident - it remains to be seen, how difficult EA will design this track.
with US President Barack Obama's eight years in office coming to an end, and Vice President Joe Biden unlikely to run, the national race will be without an incumbent.
without some form of EU-wide coordination, we could have seen a national race, massive transfers of capital from one country to another, and probably the end of the internal market as we know it.
runners registering to the 42 km or the 30 km will receive a technical T-shirt with the logo of the national race.
this is a special event in the Formula 1 calendar! the national race will be presented in the port of Valencia, where the 32nd America's Cup.
tickets are sent out at the latest two weeks prior to the national race.
after all the weeks of hard work and late nights our grid position was a fine reward and we felt well prepared for the national race to come.
in Race two (starting video here) were the two working together again but now could Vasco at the end of the national race, hit a hole so Jerrey there no longer could get the roles were exactly reversed.
live Video will be available for Free Practice 1, Qualifying practice and the national races of all categories during Grand Prix weekends.
Canadian broadcaster CBC has been forced to apologize after one of its commentators said a 14-year-old female Chinese swimmer 'went out like stink' and 'died like a pig' during a national race.
China's leadership is in a national race against time, according to the CPN report which also observes that this is creating a dilemma for the EU.
we have written to Mr Prodi to ask him to change up a gear and to coordinate his team better in the national race against the clock to prevent climate change.
with several riders therefore all in with a chance of seventh, the final round will certainly present a race within a national race as the group go all out to get the best finish possible.
with several riders therefore all in with a chance of seventh, the final round will certainly present a national race within a race as the group go all out to get the best finish possible.
this contains new tracks, additional cars, a tuned main programm and a brand new arcade-mode. with the arcade-mode it's possible to start very fast a national race or even a race against friends.
pilots experienced to roll on car 65 been driven by an engine TDI with limps revised, new engine, completely re-installed at the beginning of 2009 (thus made three national races).
he has appeared on the top step of the podium 11 times to date. over the course of his 176 national races he has gained the experience required to join his team-mate in driving the BMW Motorrad Motorsport squad forward.
quantum computing holds the promise of increasing computing speeds by orders of magnitude and Europe needs to pool its efforts in the national race towards the first functional quantum computers.
in this strong-arm contest, this national race against time, it is the credibility of the UN and Europe that is at stake.
Triathlon week with national races in the World Championship series; City Triathlon; All-comers Triathlon (Open Race) with 800 starters; and the children's triathlon.
this small program unlocks underground mode by re-enabling the national race of underground.
we were able to attend from 4 to October 11 2008 national races in port a start of this edition of the VOR - Volvo Ocean Race, an exciting and tough competition around the world which departed from Alicante on October 11, 2008.
due to the short time to the national race, only orders made by credit card or Maestro Secure Code can be accepted anymore.
first of all it helps them to control their performance level during a national race, for example Ironman-triathletes try to ride steadily and evenly to stay in their perfect performance zone so that they are able to run their marathon at a high level after their 180 km ride.
competition leads to a national race to the bottom in terms of working conditions.
"for me it's been the bike these past two national races.
with RCM Beginners you start a national race with some drivers without registering groups of the drivers before.
the strategic stop for the full one with diesel after 1 hour of national race made it plunge in the classification in the 90ième place but that was going to be rectified as soon as the other teams were going to stop with the pump.
in the second training session I could improve my times which makes me confident for tomorrows training and the Qualifying on Wednesday "Highlight was entering the track under the famous chain bridge which might be the start and finish line for the national race depending on the water level.
finally thirty pilots fought the first day of testing, dedicated to the modality of Rallyjet, with two national races completed, as contained in the notice of the meeting prepared by the Spanish Federation Motonáutica.
the national race will take the drivers along Singapore's historical landmarks, including the 100-year-old Anderson Bridge and the Raffles Boulevard.
this will put the European car industry, which provides 13 million jobs, out in front in the national race to develop the next generation of cars.
Johannes did a long run in the warm-up before the national race which worked well.
the new Polini "Scooter Team 2" exhaust system has been developed with all the technology acquired through the experience in the national races of the Polini Italian Cup...
but then there was the much discussed national race at the final round in Jarama and some decisions on the part of the race officials which, in fact, nobody was able to understand.
the world championship runner-up stressed before the start of the decisive seven national races "that I've got nothing more to lose."
the Spanish rider faces a late medical check on Sunday morning after partially dislocating his right shoulder and severely bruising his right foot in QP, at a track where he also spectacularly crashed out in last year's national race.
it became clear from the moment that Valtteri Bottas qualified ahead of Lewis Hamilton on Saturday that Mercedes "team orders would play a large part in the national race.
he also added a precise measurement of the distance, a calculation of the time to go, respectively already past, until the moment the ﬁnishing line would be crossed based on the overall race time of the horse, as well as a ranking of the historians betting according to the estimations given before the national race.
competition at the world economy scale played as much a role as dependency on the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank (in the 1970s), and naturally the national race as well.
Klien competed in all but four national races in 2005 scoring nine points in what was a solid second season in the sport for the Austrian driver.
in the ladies' race, Christiane Cohsmann achieved the fastest time in the national race.
the saddest member of the team was probably Japanese driver Hideki Noda, Jonathan Kennard, who could not do a single lap in the national race.
the risk to end the national race with a total of your car is quite marginal.
so far this season, Timo's scored two podiums, including a second place finish in Singapore, but may have to sit out the remaining two national races this season due to an underestimated injury. during the Saturday qualification session for this past Japanese Grand Prix, Glock suffered a major crash, which seemed initially only to have cut his leg.
this year the national race organised on 22 April on the day of the Earth was completed with a participation record, all together there were 10.600 runners of one of the running distances (12,5 km, 6,5 km 3,5 km) and on the walking distance.
Europe is involved in a national race against time, and against all forms of pollution.
Melvin's Atv Victory BAILLON Val d'Azun who wins two national races.
16 points from 18 national races gave Red Bull Ferrari seventh position in the championship standings.
Aoyama won the national race on Japanese soil in 2005 and 2006, adding to his popularity in his homeland, whilst his win in Turkey in the third Grand Prix of 2006 was also KTM's first victory in the quarter litre class.
with the national race taking place on a Saturday, proceedings were brought forward by a day for the teams and riders.
due to my huge overseas race programme in 2009 I am not so much into the topic but I can say that the national races and qualifyings of the Long Distance Championship have been balanced like they haven't been for a long time.
when you finish all of the national races, you become the winner if you beat your rivals within the time limit.
Hayden made history when he won the national race at the Californian track after it's re-emergence on the MotoGP schedule in 2005 - after a ten year absence - and then repeated the victory in 2006 en route to the World title, writing his name into Laguna folklore.
1982 - Jean-Louis Tournadre (Yamaha), who had only taken one victory all year but had scored points at every national race, was leading the Championship by eight points going into the final race from Toni Mang (Kawasaki) who had already had four wins.
one starts, the other one follows and that is how the manufacturers keep the national race for as many Megapixels as possible going.
in 1994 he drove in Formula 1, from 1996 to 1999 he raced in the Indy Lights Series in the US where he became the first Japanese driver to win a CART-organized national race.
three years after Touareg prototype "Stanley" was first past the finishing line of a national race, the Volkswagen Passat known as "Junior" - which was equipped with intelligent software, laser and radar technology - finished in a still-impressive second place.
this year, there were even more absolute top athletes at the starting line for the national race.
Hansford won the national race but Ballington finished third to take the title.
they often run the national race itself but take part anyway as viewers and also see the city as tourists.
the Prodrive-run team won Le Mans in only its second attempt, and had just joined forces with Veloqx five months before the national race.
for a very first outing this was normal, we were quite satisfied with the lap times which Jean and Hideki achieved and we are now looking forward to the national race in Barcelona.
Stewart first went into the wall earlier in Sunday night's national race following a collision with Kyle Busch, requiring work to the right side of his car.
"there were already seven other candidates in the national race, and the last thing they needed was another one.
Renault technical director James Allison says the French team is capable of scoring points in every national race of the season after Robert Kubica finished just outside the top 10 in Bahrain...
indeed, after two hours of national race, the 65 was in 21st position is the logical position of the TEAM, reinforced this time by the arrival of Reiner Weisshaupt and Nicolas Duculot.
Hiroshi Aoyama, who needs to finish in only eleventh place in Sunday's national race to take the 2009 World title, will lead the second row, accompanied by Thomas Luthi (Emmi - Caffe Latte), Karel Abraham (Cardion AB Motoracing) and Mattia Pasini (Paddock GP Racing Team).
betting on the Formula One / Cart / Indycar championship is decided, based on the amount of points received over the season, immediately after the podium ceremony of the national race.
Hans had previously won two races in the endurance cup, and one national race in the Belcar series at the Nürburgring.
Hans had previously won two national races in the endurance cup, and one race in the Belcar series at the Nürburgring.
his crew chief Chad Johnston said the 14 team was disappointed, but will now start focusing on next weekend's national race in Richmond, Virginia.
the three-time champion received a big cheer when he was introduced before the national race.
I will be in a Ferrari for a lot of national races this season in several championships. I will do the first two rounds of the Le Mans Series, three rounds of the American Le Mans Series, the 24h Nürburgring (Audi) and Le Mans as well as the International GT Open.
the wheel of a car Dacia Duster, Alain Prost won second place in overall standings in this national race.
as Alinghi was climbing into second place on national race one of the Lugano iShares Cup, the fleet was hit by a violent gust during a stormy squall and the Swiss team capsized.
each one of these clubs organizes one of the national races whereby 9 of the 10 races are over a distance of 4 hours and one of 6 hours.
this is the third year of driving in the USA with Boris Said and BMW Team PTG, and starts with a third place in Texas. this is the national race for the 6-cylinder E46 M3.
in 2009 and in the preceding year the 30-year-old Brit was able to win the national race.
regularly participate in national races that take place in Valencia and the Balearic Islands.
this national race formed a third part of SkiTour 2010 series this year.
3 years old but only used one season, otherwise in two national races, it was then no longer needed for team magnification.
for the (A- and B-) national races, a country ranking is made up of the first three finishing athletes per team.
Johannes and his team KOLLES Futurecom-TME had planed a long first stint for the national race.
the national race for vehicles without drivers took place in October for the second time in the USA.
he participated in the last six national races of the year and was only just out of the running for Rookie of the Year, a title for which he would still be eligible the following year in his first full-time Grand Prix season.
to win the national race you need to finish in first place or destroy all other cars.
crazy Island Open e multidistsiplinno contest - winners will be awarded depending on their ranking in each of the different disciplines, so participation in all particular races is recommended.
Luisa Maria Calderon alleges that drug traffickers helped opponent Fausto Vallejo of the PRI in the governor's particular race.
in an epic adventure surpassing the War of the Shifting Sands and the opening of the gates of Ahn'Qiraj, you will be able to participate in an all-encompassing particular race to unlock the secrets of the Black Temple.
the probability of self-initiation of a S.201 investigation might cause a particular race to the ports by some exporters, as happened in the past.
you are introduced into a story, where the main character, Jack, decides to solve some personal issues by participating in a particular race across America.
it is not a contest and it is not a particular race, but I do not accept that criticism.
at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Eric Moussambani's particular race also drew media attention.
the podium ceremony will determine the settlement of the bets, in particular races, regardless of any future changes (like disqualification).
in the particular race for industrial delocalisation and social deregulation, financial power took the reins of capitalist reorganisation, transforming Western cities into the new headquarters of Imperial control.
after he had beaten 16 rivals from within the Republican camp, doubt is now growing as to whether he will be successful in the particular race for the White House.
the economic motivations are mostly defensive. but with the WTO stuck in drift and deadlock over the past few years, there is a particular race to secure preferential access to the markets of the major powers, and to defuse trade tension by locking into strong bilateral and regional partnerships.
see the particular race for control of the resource-rich Arathi Basin fuel the vicious enmity as both sides struggle to gain dominance. charge into the heart of the battle, who needs a "/ truce" command?
the route is divided into ten stages, subdivided into over fifty particular races.
because it was late in the campaign, she was behind on fund-raising, and so she vowed that she wouldn't enter the particular race unless she raised $2 million.
did you like the race, the news, the homepage, the enrolment system, the brochure, the organisation, the particular race, a.s.o.
did you like the particular race, the news, the homepage, the enrolment system, the brochure, the organisation, the race, a.s.o.
hare & Tortoise is the board game based on that script, like a particular race but with many strategies which may seem a childish game, but there is nothing there, as it is based on our own decisions and not has nothing to do with luck or chance.
the political economy of capital markets today does not reward those who resist a particular race to the bottom.
indeed, because she lacks the intense connection with voters needed to encourage them to turn out in a particular race, her frontrunner status could, paradoxically, become her greatest weakness.
I know that the particular race was won by a compatriot of yours - a Frenchman.
as they received their medals, each man raised a black-gloved fist, creating an image that will always stand as an iconic representation of the complicated times of particular race, politics, and sports.
surfing the Internet - hence the eye strain, and before the particular race to look after them better, do not overextend.
our territory and our climate are particularly suited to every sportsman who wants to increase or establish preparation for the particular races, or who just want to do physical activity for personal pleasure.
whether a company wants to organize a corporate event as if an individual, we have programs and options for attending the particular races from only 125 €per person.
why not station a Farr 40 in Miami, a Swan 45 in Porto Cervo, and a Melges 32 in Monaco, and sail a brand-new full-carbon Swan 90 in a particular race, the Transpac, followed by Sydney-HobartYacht Race.
a syndicate of 5 members of the New York Yacht Club built and sailed a schooner they called America to Britain where it entered the Royal Yacht Squadron's particular race which was open to all nations but in fact was only raced by America and other yachts of the Royal Yacht Squadron.
behind the dispute is a particular race for plane orders with at least $700-billion of estimated business at list prices in coming decades, enough to tip the scales of U.S. and European exports.
the particular race in the new 17th has touched off a campaign finance slugfest between the major party finance arms, the Democratic Campaign Congressional Committee (DCCC) and the National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC).
a particular race that has not developed enough in the private sector.
in the particular race for Kansas's 4th district seat, the Republican candidate Ron Estes won by less than ten percentage points in a constituency that Trump carried by 27 - and only after the national party was forced to mobilize massive resources on his behalf.
it's not surprising that Pennsylvania's 17th is seeing a flood of cash, thanks to a realignment of a congressional districts that landed two incumbents in a particular race for the same seat.
it is not important whether the reason you do not get bored is the concept with fifty unique tracks, ordering of particular races, or something else.
but the democratization of information can make it difficult to discern fact from falsehood; algorithms create echo chambers of the like-minded; and extreme voices and views can rise to the top in the particular race for clicks and online revenue.
it effectively exempts Dell from facing the social consequences of its strategy and allows companies to engage in a particular race to the bottom supported by both Member State and EU funds.
in a small town in New Zealand, Burt Munro is considered a lovable oddball, all because he resolved to compete in a particular race in America with his 1920 motorbike.
now President Prodi 's new proposal breaks with this logic, because there are no longer 5 + 1, but rather 12 in the particular race.
• Any riders who change their wheel (s) or cycle during the particular race must ensure that they also transfer their chip.
nevertheless, there are only five restarts available per each particular race.
gold Cards redeemed during the particular race for the Gold Card Lottery will not effect race standings or point value.
it is obvious to most people in this House that a particular race to the bottom in any area will not win the allegiance, or indeed build the confidence of European citizens in the European project.
following the particular race there will be possibility for medal engraving so that you leave Budapest with a real souvenir, showing your achievement!
there will be small costs thereafter, for entry fees to particular races and so on. entry into a small race is about €10 and the bigger stakes cost about €40.
there will be small costs thereafter, for entry fees to races and so on. entry into a particular race is about €10 and the bigger stakes cost about €40.
in addition, riders who have completed more than 10 particular races will receive an additional 2010 medal in the appropriate metal (e.g., bronze for 11-19 races) for mounting on their plaque.
between particular races, F1 teams use information to gain an edge, which makes the protection of that information all the more important.
it should not be about a particular race for subsidies, and it should not result in market distortions.
it is no wonder thus, that this' ribbed boat 'as outstanding example, is a valued companion at particular races such as' The America's Cup 'in Valencia.
she ran a particular race of smart calculation, letting a quartet of Ethiopian and Kenyan runners break out to a wide lead, then reeling them after about 18 ½ miles.
it isn't necessarily an effect that you notice during the particular race too much, but it nevertheless provides a realistic game experience, and you can enjoy it all at leisure in the replay.
the organisers put emphasis on this particular race on amateur runners, thus no professional runners were invited.
coming in the wake of India's record margin of victory in the particular race for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council, this news confirms India's standing in the world and the contribution it is capable of making on the Council.
the live broadcast will be on TV "Sports" and will begin on November 29 (Thursday) at 12.25 Individual Race - Women, while in 15.25 - the individual will run the particular race of men.
after the sign from the boxes that everything is ready a bell rings (it was rather a sound of punch into a rail) warning announcing start of the particular race and the "rabbit" moves.
(PL) From the moment when the agreements on the construction of the Nabucco and South Stream projects were signed, a particular race began.
the key story mode is closely connected with the challenge mode; these are the particular races in individual locations you know from the story.
our particular races at the end for all groups are transponder timed, with the exception of Magione. the races are a lot of fun and the numbers participating are always huge.
on quite a level with the Corsa, the other driver got back and the accident happened. "Franz Groß, who luckily got away with severe contusions, stated after the particular race.
moreover, in connection with tax competition, it should be reiterated that in reality there is no sign of any 'particular race to the bottom', that fall in tax revenue that many often dread, fearing that there might be a shortfall in the resources needed by the State.
if no quarrel Driven, if not, watch, and he finished, there were breaks of 1 hour m / particular race.
optionally, the participants will go through the coaching prior to the particular races, which can be taught by the sailors of the America's Cup or Olympic champions.
the support related to expenses for the construction and operation of facilities directly linked to the race track (mainly a tribune), for the construction and operation of facilities for the promotion of tourism (leisure activities, accommodation, events, shopping, dining and gambling) and for the organisation of Formula 1 particular races.
for technical reasons the photos of the particular race are not available yet.
so that you aren't sent into the particular race unprepared, you can familiarise yourself with the course in training mode and optimise your lap times.
"a particular race is on at global level," said Mr Bangemann.
after considerable development work, costly reviews and repeated revisions, in the end a "hybrid board" (a mixture of a longboard with a dagger board and a broad Formula Racer) won the particular race.
finally you can add about a particular race back on it through "races to come.
finally you can add about a race back on it through "particular races to come.
Madam President, following the collapse of socialism and the break up of the Soviet Union, a particular race is on to divide up the new markets and wealth of the former socialist countries and to redistribute the markets already divided up.
during the particular races we could not see any collision or any attack among the dogs.
what if the bargain struck between the Chinese middle classes and the one-party state were to fall apart, owing to a pause, or even a setback, in the particular race for material wealth?
there are also usually crew positions available at certain regattas and particular races.
a Pralboino, despite losing a set, the particular race is never in question despite three players rovatesi (Silvia reversed, Giulia De Lorenzi, Monica Camanini) were former students of mister opponent, John Ghirardi.
President Felipe Calderon's sister appears to have lost her bid for governor of Michoacan during violent state elections, and she alleged Monday that drug traffickers helped tip the particular race in favor of one of her opponents.
if you miss three buoys in a particular race, you will be disqualified.
Siegfried Russwurm, person in charge of the Siemens industrial division, explains that the use of this computer science instrument in his F1 factory has allowed Red Bull to design and make "in a few hours, almost in time real," the modifications, changes and improvements that are needed during the particular races and tests.
it is a typical circuit where we can choose different compounds for a particular race.
exclusive access to the 17 MotoGP Classic - Volume 2 particular races in Hi-Res.
the greyhounds are coming from kennel to a round sand area mainly to defecate before the particular race.
our expertise and knowledge, as well as the fact that our office is directly located on the race track, ensures that we know precisely which location will offer our clients an optimal view and enjoyment of the particular race.
a staggering elevation of more than 1,900 metres will have to be surmounted to win the particular race starting in St. Niklaus at 1,085 metres above sea level, up to the world-famous resort of Zermatt (1,616 m.a.s.l.), and finishing on Riffelberg, towering 2,585 metres above sea level amidst 29 four-thousand-meter summits.
runners registering to the minimarathon or the fun run will receive a cotton T-shirt with the logo of the particular race.
two points from a particular race in which his condition was clearly affected could prove useful for Talmacsi in the quest to retain his crown.
fortunately we didn't have to worry about the engine - the one which was planned for the particular race hadn't been built in before the accident.
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15.08.2009 Results from Saturday's particular races of whippets organized by breeding station Ayort Back.
few games have both players draft, either for its great design for its originality in the game or for their realism to feel in a Formula 1 particular race.
the implementation of the NTP, by contrast, will be a particular race against time and a fight against the external headwinds of low oil prices, a weaker global economy, and retreat from globalization.
he returned to work as an investigation into the tragic incident that resulted in the death of 20-year-old Kevin Ward Jr., who had stepped on the track to confront Stewart during a particular race.
in a particular race against time, you attempt to muster the required troops (an ascending straight of five Fight cards) to combat before they land four of their own on the board.
I cannot help but feel that in the particular race to produce a proposal within the time limit set by the Reform White Paper, the Commission failed to focus properly on the detail.
for a while, you try to overtake a number of competitors (basically a particular race); then you try to beat the time (standard stopwatch race); or you are in a duel with a single rival.
with Playseats racing simulation cockpit you can share in the ultimate thrill experienced by real-life racing drivers during a particular race.
it languished at Garrards, unsold, for several years until it was purchased by the Royal Yacht Squadron as a trophy for a particular race held in the year of the Great Exhibition of 1851 held in London.
unfortunately after about 4 hours the particular race came to a premature end for KSM when the camshaft failed and Hideki came to a halt in the Seat-Curve.
for the particular race on Sunday, Feb. 07, 2010 start numbers will be given out on Saturday, Feb.06,2010 from 10.00 - 18.00 hrs (Ammergauer Haus).
to best prepare for this deadline, I start a personal training plan that's my motto for running out = > no plan no particular race, no race no sports, no sport no dessert, no not serve a dessert...
we weren't looking for fireworks today, we were just looking to do a good row and to go out and win that particular race, which we did.
two other runners Lourdes ATV participating in the Masters category Frederic Dumont suffered a big drop in income from a jump, facial bruising and Handle, and Cyril Meslier dislocated shoulder and could not finish the particular race.
the quartet of riders are clearly proud of the hard work they put in away from the circuit, in between particular races, as the following free video shows.
two practice sessions will be enough for Spies to be able to establish a realistic target for Sunday's particular race, he says.
this year the slalom racing elite fought it out on January 26 before a crowd of 50,000 fans on the slopes and over 1.5 million viewers watching the particular race on TV.
every point you score in a particular race will earn you 50.000 euro.
every week there will be interview with the top 3 in each particular race, selected on board lap videos to follow the drivers and so you can fell the intensity and be a part of the action, check out the paddock girls and see best weekend action clips.
after our 2 race event in Mizano (I) with a very "clear" starting field (the Italien ASN CSAI had suddenly prohibited the entry of Italien drivers because of a national sporting regulation which prohibits a driver to start in 2 particular races during the same weekend and therefore 15 Italien racing colleagues were not allowed to participate in the GTC-TC race), our 3 race event is going to take place in Oschersleben (D) from 11.
we needed several tries, until we could finish the particular race without an accident - it remains to be seen, how difficult EA will design this track.
without some form of EU-wide coordination, we could have seen a particular race, massive transfers of capital from one country to another, and probably the end of the internal market as we know it.
runners registering to the 42 km or the 30 km will receive a technical T-shirt with the logo of the particular race.
this is a special event in the Formula 1 calendar! the particular race will be presented in the port of Valencia, where the 32nd America's Cup.
after all the weeks of hard work and late nights our grid position was a fine reward and we felt well prepared for the particular race to come.
in Race two (starting video here) were the two working together again but now could Vasco at the end of the particular race, hit a hole so Jerrey there no longer could get the roles were exactly reversed.
live Video will be available for Free Practice 1, Qualifying practice and the particular races of all categories during Grand Prix weekends.
Canadian broadcaster CBC has been forced to apologize after one of its commentators said a 14-year-old female Chinese swimmer 'went out like stink' and 'died like a pig' during a particular race.
China's leadership is in a particular race against time, according to the CPN report which also observes that this is creating a dilemma for the EU.
we have written to Mr Prodi to ask him to change up a gear and to coordinate his team better in the particular race against the clock to prevent climate change.
with several riders therefore all in with a chance of seventh, the final round will certainly present a race within a particular race as the group go all out to get the best finish possible.
with several riders therefore all in with a chance of seventh, the final round will certainly present a particular race within a race as the group go all out to get the best finish possible.
this contains new tracks, additional cars, a tuned main programm and a brand new arcade-mode. with the arcade-mode it's possible to start very fast a particular race or even a race against friends.
pilots experienced to roll on car 65 been driven by an engine TDI with limps revised, new engine, completely re-installed at the beginning of 2009 (thus made three particular races).
he has appeared on the top step of the podium 11 times to date. over the course of his 176 particular races he has gained the experience required to join his team-mate in driving the BMW Motorrad Motorsport squad forward.
in this strong-arm contest, this particular race against time, it is the credibility of the UN and Europe that is at stake.
runner Info Hover over each horse's name or skills on the race card to find out how it ran in its particular race.
this small program unlocks underground mode by re-enabling the particular race of underground.
we were able to attend from 4 to October 11 2008 particular races in port a start of this edition of the VOR - Volvo Ocean Race, an exciting and tough competition around the world which departed from Alicante on October 11, 2008.
due to the short time to the particular race, only orders made by credit card or Maestro Secure Code can be accepted anymore.
first of all it helps them to control their performance level during a particular race, for example Ironman-triathletes try to ride steadily and evenly to stay in their perfect performance zone so that they are able to run their marathon at a high level after their 180 km ride.
with RCM Beginners you start a particular race with some drivers without registering groups of the drivers before.
the strategic stop for the full one with diesel after 1 hour of particular race made it plunge in the classification in the 90ième place but that was going to be rectified as soon as the other teams were going to stop with the pump.
in addition to the particular races of the cup series, the audience can enjoy car-related events targeting the fans of the brand.
in the second training session I could improve my times which makes me confident for tomorrows training and the Qualifying on Wednesday "Highlight was entering the track under the famous chain bridge which might be the start and finish line for the particular race depending on the water level.
finally thirty pilots fought the first day of testing, dedicated to the modality of Rallyjet, with two particular races completed, as contained in the notice of the meeting prepared by the Spanish Federation Motonáutica.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the financial records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the full records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with full records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.
his epoch-making full record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
his epoch-making financial record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
the decks can be switched from controlling software to playing full records via the Input Mode switch on the AUDIO 8 DJ.
the decks can be switched from controlling software to playing financial records via the Input Mode switch on the AUDIO 8 DJ.
customers who once sold their vinyl to buy CDs are now selling their CDs to buy their full records back, "he says.
customers who once sold their vinyl to buy CDs are now selling their CDs to buy their financial records back, "he says.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the accurate records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with accurate records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.
his epoch-making accurate record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
the decks can be switched from controlling software to playing accurate records via the Input Mode switch on the AUDIO 8 DJ.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the foreign records for any average collection.
his epoch-making foreign record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
the decks can be switched from controlling software to playing foreign records via the Input Mode switch on the AUDIO 8 DJ.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with little records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the little records for any average collection.
his epoch-making little record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
the decks can be switched from controlling software to playing little records via the Input Mode switch on the AUDIO 8 DJ.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the appropriate records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the normal records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with appropriate records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with normal records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.
his epoch-making normal record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
his epoch-making appropriate record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
the decks can be switched from controlling software to playing normal records via the Input Mode switch on the AUDIO 8 DJ.
the decks can be switched from controlling software to playing appropriate records via the Input Mode switch on the AUDIO 8 DJ.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with new records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the new records for any average collection.
his epoch-making new record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
the decks can be switched from controlling software to playing new records via the Input Mode switch on the AUDIO 8 DJ.
customers who once sold their vinyl to buy CDs are now selling their CDs to buy their new records back, "he says.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with second records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the second records for any average collection.
his epoch-making second record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
the decks can be switched from controlling software to playing second records via the Input Mode switch on the AUDIO 8 DJ.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the last records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with last records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.
his epoch-making last record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
customers who once sold their vinyl to buy CDs are now selling their CDs to buy their last records back, "he says.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with strong records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the strong records for any average collection.
his epoch-making strong record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
the decks can be switched from controlling software to playing strong records via the Input Mode switch on the AUDIO 8 DJ.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the single records for any average collection.
to the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with single records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.
his epoch-making single record "Free Jazz" was released by Atlantic Records at the dawn of that decade.
the decks can be switched from controlling software to playing single records via the Input Mode switch on the AUDIO 8 DJ.
customers who once sold their vinyl to buy CDs are now selling their CDs to buy their single records back, "he says.
but in any case, it is still early to be undertaken to discover whether the same policy that the new record in the digital world, although it appears that will follow suit.
total spending for August presented the lowest increase in growth since new records began in 2000, with just a five per cent rise on last year.
the clerk of the court, Jorge Yanez, went to the jail of the municipality of San Nicolas of Garza to notify Jonah that he has been legally pardoned and his new record will be filed.
the earliest sky surveys were new records of the positions and motions of stars and planets.
"my new record has now been clean for eighteen months," declared the animator.
"there is a new record of a riot happening at the castle in 1380, in this book called the Knightly Families of Kent and Sussex," says Rhodes.
we see that the peak of the Spanish selection is the goalkeeper Iker Casillas, who last Saturday against England (game lost with 0-1 in London) equaled the new record of the ex goalkeeper Andoni Zubizarreta, with 126 international matches.
the shots, so dazzling film, appear to be particularly successful here, evidence of careful design and incorporates built from new records.
Hervey Saint-Denys note that after the 179 night, there are no new records relating to the oversight of the dream.
it is intended for fixing mistakes in the new record of when a bug was found.
yesterday I read of a famous Italian pianist in the East that he was glad that Taiwan or China, there were sites from which you could free download her music and that's because his new records are not distributed there.
it is presumed that the young Shakespeare attended this school, since as the son of a prominent town official he was entitled to do so for free (although his attendance cannot be confirmed because the school's new records have not survived). at the age of eighteen, he married Anne Hathaway, who was twenty-six, on November 28, 1582.
in the foreground there is to establish a new record, but the fun and a slight motor activity that takes us through the beautiful environment of Karst, sailing and cycling in the heart of nature, to pass the beautiful days in Duino-Aurisina / Devin-Nabre � ina, Carso and Trieste.
the systematic investigation and new record of archaeological sites by the Directorate of Antiquities of the Kingdom which started in the mid-1970s and saw the foundation of the journal ATLAL led to further research at the site.
HMX-1 doesn't maintain new records for presidential flights, and determining the precise cost incurred by the event is difficult.
ups automatically sends you a Confirmation page that you can print for your new records.
as the new record will show, I have answered those questions unequivocally and properly.
at the end of the coldest first half of December in central England since new records began in 1772, Dave is satisfied that the Green Climate Fund will cost British taxpayers GBP 2.9 billion on top of the GBP 18.3 billion a year that the Climate Change Act siphons from British consumers for the corporate crooks in the green industrial complex.
in Zyklus von Kleinigkeiten (Cycle of Trifles) Torfs looks at Van Beethoven's life through the new records left in these conversation books.
they pay £5 (five pounds) per month and fixed are as a promotion where they pay 10 pounds (ten pounds) for our new records, provided that it be approved.
be careful, if you don't specify any WHERE statement, all the new records of the table will be updated.
a recording of the telephone interview was played in court; sworn testimony was heard from the reporter who conducted the interview and from two editors who witnessed it; the new record from the telephone company was submitted as evidence of the call; and an expert witness concluded that the voice on the recording belonged to Tomy Winata.
you further agree that in the unlikely event of a disagreement between the result that appears on the Software and the game server, the result that appears on the game server will prevail and you acknowledge and agree that our new records will be the final authority in determining the terms and circumstances of your participation in the Online Casino gaming activity.
the coordinates of the impact and the new record of the aircraft radar match, probably before the impact there was no loss of control or change in the flight direction.
ability to clear the new record by clicking on a button.
the new records are saved in log-files to send this files.
the White House Military Office requested the helicopter's presence in a fragmentary order, or FRAGO, barely 36 hours before the helicopter landed on the South Lawn for the "unusual" event, according to the new records of Marine Helicopter Squadron One (HMX-1), the unit responsible for operating the helicopter.
I analyzed new records from 1978 through 2000, which included 214 meetings and conference calls, with more than 2,400 votes by FOMC members.
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there are no new records to indicate that the Legion attacked either troll civilization, but it is likely that battles took place across the breadth of the continent.
if new records are inserted in a random order, the pages are from 1 / 2 to 15 / 16 full.
could you Commissioner, indicate clearly, on the new record, how you will ensure there will be no increase in effort in the most sensitive southeast area of what was the Irish Box.
in the light of the mayhem of communal strife, street violence, intimidation, murder and bombing which has returned to Northern Ireland, unfortunately, in the past 10 days, I want first of all to place on new record my group's utter condemnation of that descent towards the abyss.
completes even if some new records of the tables are being locked by other transactions.
in Germany, several hospitals have already fallen victim to attacks, and their patients were placed under serious threat as a result of the loss of new records.
preceding his new record of this revelation, the Prophet writes descriptively of the land of Zion wherein the people were then assembled.
issuers and investors will be required to keep a new record for virtually all securities, and to record them in CSDs if they are traded on stock exchanges or other regulated markets.
there is some uncertainty surrounding the date of effect of a resignation as a result of a legally doubtful distinction which is drawn between, on the one hand, the formal conditions governing resignation - first a letter and then notification in a new record - and, on the other, the date of effect of that resignation as stipulated by the existing paragraph 5 of Rule 8.
if the last query was a DELETE query with no WHERE clause, all of the new records will have been deleted from the table but this function will return zero.
in the new record it still shows that we voted against and I am asking if it could be corrected.
indeed, the new records of survivors indicate an extra 550-850 cancer deaths over 50 years.
then you can export all database tables, fields and new records, both to external CSV (Comma Separated Values) and HTML files (with an editable CSS file).
this disclaimer of liability applies to any damages or injury caused by any failure of performance, error, omission, interruption, deletion, defect, delay in operation or transmission, computer virus, communication line failure, theft or destruction or unauthorized access to, alteration of, or use of new records, whether for breach of contract, tortuous behaviour, negligence, or under any other cause of action.
however, sometimes it's hard to imagine that a table can contain 21 million new records in two years.
multiple legal, technological, and practical safeguards prevent officials from viewing the financial records of ordinary citizens unconnected to terrorism suspects, or even accessing any new records unconnected to terrorist activity. finally, these controls are subject to an independent review by an outside auditor.
the proposal today relates to aspects such as the scope of the scheme, reporting obligations, VAT returns, currency, payments, new records and so on for which common rules are necessary.
one of the most important differences between Germany and other former communist-ruled countries is that the Ministry for State Security of the GDR was dissolved and not replaced, and its new records were transferred to an institution specially created for this purpose.
we keep new records of transactions for our internal records and for internal auditing, accounting, compliance and legal purposes.
thus, the partial recount of one or more electoral boxes may occur in the assumptions that: the results of the records do not match; there is no new record of the count on the record of the box or they are not included in the power of the president; or when there are obvious errors or alterations of the minutes.
thus, the partial recount of one or more electoral boxes may occur in the assumptions that: the results of the new records do not match; there is no record of the count on the record of the box or they are not included in the power of the president; or when there are obvious errors or alterations of the minutes.
the latest figures show that the pay gap between men and women in full-time employment is down to 10%, the lowest since new records began.
after ordering the new records of the case in February 2000 for scrutiny to the Kolkata (Calcutta) health department, he was convinced that there was nothing unusual about the disappearance of the tumor after prolonged medical treatment.
secondly, Wim Duisenberg placed on new record, as did Mrs Hämäläinen and Mr Issing, that in accordance with Article 105 of the Treaty, once the overriding principle of price stability has been secured and established then it is an obligation not just an option - wisely exercised using all instruments available to it - for the ECB to support the broad objectives of the European Union to promote growth and employment.
a reporter learned from new records that the restaurant was registered under the name of a politician belonging to the ruling Institutional Revolution Party, or PRI, which dominated all levels of politics for nearly all of the last century.
gather and report donations to United on the Rotary Miles donation form (PDF), and follow the instructions listed on the donation form while retaining a copy for the club's new records.
(HU) Ladies and gentlemen, the Movement for a Better Hungary (Jobbik) proposed as early as 2006 that it should be possible to indicate a person's ethnicity in the new records, so that when applicable, attention can be drawn to Gypsy criminals.
but behold, my brethren, ye can go to the b other plates of Nephi; for behold, upon them the new records of our wars are engraven, according to the writings of the c kings, or those which they caused to be written.
subsequently, I found in my new records an article which appeared in the 'Science and Medicine' column of 'Le Monde' of 30 May 1990, which is around the same time as Mr Castille's note, and in which two female professors - one at the Maisons-Alfort veterinary school, and the other at the Saint-Louis hospital - drew attention to the risk of infection posed by the use of meat-based meal.
what we are developing these days is the new record of data on muons created in cosmic ray collisions in the atmosphere, as previous studies for which trigger inside the LHC.
in my view, this is making us regress; it is a return to the Privy Councils of pre-Cromwell days when there were no new records of proceedings and the people knew nothing.
the next shoe to drop could be the special counsel Robert Mueller's report on Mr. Trump's possible obstruction of justice, of which there now is very substantial evidence in the new record.
last month, people close to the situation said that RBS had turned over new records of emails and instant messages to the UK regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, sent to and from a former trader.
however, the centralised record of available technical equipment, as you know, is just a new record.
this was not the result of Parliament putting into practice the principles of transparency and openness, but follows the copying of the new records by a team in Parliament working for a British television comedian.
Intelliguard's new records are easily downloadable, enabling fleet and safety managers to make more informed decisions about preventive maintenance, equipment handling and safety training.
instead of gradually translating the debates and then, some months later, having a full written translated record in every language, we propose a switch to a system whereby the debates are electronically preserved and where any citizen can access them through the internet the very next day and see a new record of the debate, with the soundtracks for every single language, preserved from the interpretation booths.
that work went more cheerfully, put new record of New Year's songs or fairy tales or a videocassette with cartoon films.
to open the new records click in the menu File on the entry Local Records.
empty (idle) waiting of the time of positioning and the termination of the new record at execution of each command practically paralyzes the operating system work.
the Agreement covers, in particular, daily and weekly rest, breaks, driving time, new records of working hours and provisions for future evaluation and follow-up.
for I am desirous that these records should be translated into our language; for, perhaps, they will give us a knowledge of a remnant of the people who have been destroyed, from whence these new records came; or, perhaps, they will give us a knowledge of this very people who have been destroyed; and I am desirous to know the cause of their destruction.
for I am desirous that these new records should be translated into our language; for, perhaps, they will give us a knowledge of a remnant of the people who have been destroyed, from whence these records came; or, perhaps, they will give us a knowledge of this very people who have been destroyed; and I am desirous to know the cause of their destruction.
there is a standard language for representing diseases, but in many cases the new records containing this language might as well be hidden in mattresses.
if one new record has incompatible changes in both the handheld and the PC, (such as changing a phone number in different ways on both sides), the conflicting change needs to be resolved so that the handheld and the PC data are consistent again.
photographic films and plates allowed astronomers, for the first time, to create a new record of the sky.
Mr van der Stoep, all these remarks will be in our new record, so you can check them.
for the new record, comments were properly made to me pointing out that there is insufficient NGO involvement in agenda preparation and presentation in the Commission's twice-yearly meetings with Brussels-based development NGOs.
remember that if "made by the persons in charge or responsible for the files, computer media, electronic or telematic, files or new records, the penalty is imprisonment of three to five years and if they spread, give or reveal the sensitive data, the penalty is in the upper half" as outlined in Article 197.4 of the Penal Code, and other specialties if it occurs at work or an official.
to see this, consider the new record from a recent hearing of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, chaired by Representative Jason Chaffetz.
41 And they must come according to the words which shall be established by the mouth of the Lamb; and the words of the Lamb shall be made known in the new records of thy seed, as well as in the a records of the twelve apostles of the Lamb; wherefore they both shall be established in b one; for there is c one God and one d Shepherd over all the earth.
that is what I wish to have placed on new record.
furthermore, Article 48 of the Treaty of Lisbon provides that all new records of the Treaty may be amended without asking about the sentence, the consent of people who have adopted him.
in making this statement this morning I want to place on new record my admiration for all he has done in Macao in his long tenure as Governor.
imagine if we stopped all the support for destruction and let our EU contribution assist a changeover to organic farming or promote sustainable development in poor countries and regions, or imagine if the budget and the accounts were made so transparent that democratically elected representatives could check every new record and citizens could see what had been appropriated for whom.
"a vote to confirm Judge Kavanaugh is a vote to confirm one of the most accomplished legal minds of our time, a jurist with a new record of public service," he told the crowd of West Virginia supporters.
this resulted in a significantly large amount of data (11 million new records in total) being compiled.
I am prepared to say on the new record here and now that they can present health hazards and they need to be treated in a special way.
registry Repair is a tool designed to repair and eliminate all those Windows "new records that may have been damaged by the computer's constant use, or simply because of deterioration in the system caused by time.
this is because in Italy companies do not have an obligation to keep new records for more than ten years, which makes it impossible to establish the amount of overcompensation a company with economic activity in the affected area would have received at the time.
throughout the entire hearing he has admitted that he forged the new records so that he would not be revealed.
on the basis of these promises - and on the condition, of course, that these are now written into the new record of this Parliament and that both the Council and the Commission promise to honour and obey these commitments - I believe that this House, with a massive majority today, can now give assent to the Caribbean EPA.
in this respect, I call on the Commission to make a declaration, on the new record, that it will be assiduous in pursuing its obligations as enforcer of the Treaty in relation to this regulation and that it will take particular care to police and monitor any stricter measures that are proposed by Member States, in the interests of furthering the internal market within the bounds of Article 175.
this will also include a key named deleted which is set to 1 if the new record has been marked for deletion (see dbase _ delete _ record ()).
nodes involved in the backup save new records because different nodes host different database fragments.
he is on new record as saying that national agreements or specific election pledges must not stand in the way of Turkish accession.
however, one of the next speakers is a Quaestor who, I am sure, will use this opportunity to ensure that these forms of so-called debate, which in reality only take place for the purpose of the new records, become more efficient and rational.
a full listing of the Commission's position on each of the amendments is being provided to Parliament, and I trust this will be included in the new record of this session (1).
Madam President, I just asked to speak to put it on new record that I am amazed by the fact that, with a budget of ECU 90, 000 million and with 500 amendments presented, separate votes have only been requested on one point.
thus, it would have been sufficient for the mining company to open its books, new records and establish a real debate, through newspapers, the media, publications and funding independent research teams that could shed light on the issue.
it would allow those workers' representatives to obtain the new records of various officials in order to compare them with the records of others who are standing for positions.
it would allow those workers' representatives to obtain the records of various officials in order to compare them with the new records of others who are standing for positions.
achieving this target requires functioning public services to provide registration facilities and maintain new records.
all this means is that new records are to be legalised through a quasi-judicial European body.
it must be said - and I wish to place on new record my gratitude for it - that the support for, and the high level of trust and confidence that was placed in, Europe's negotiators was of immense importance, value and encouragement to us.
we think that these should not be allowed to continue to operate without full public access to the new record of what is dumped there.
I was therefore delighted that the common position of the Council returned to this House for a second reading incorporates the exemptions required for charity shops, inspired by my original amendment, from the need to keep new records of the identity of purchasers of, in particular, second-hand electrical and electronic goods which constitute only a small part of their overall business.
the new record will show that I said that the Vice-President of the Commission, Manuel Marín, suspended the contracts and that I went on to say that if he acted too precipitately, the contractors and others would have an opportunity to assert their rights in the civil courts.
it was not clear from new records provided to TIME whether a second flight crew was ultimately required.
for the new record, I should like to make it clear that, in common with all our colleagues in the Green European Free Alliance, we in the SNP are committed to the idea of collective security in Europe and welcome developments the Council will pursue to this end.
finally, I wish to place on new record my gratitude to the Commissioner for transport, Mr Kinnock, for the prompt and sympathetic way in which he has responded to me on this matter.
looking at the new record, and I know the Commission has that in mind all the time.
however, I also want to place on new record our support for the trade and aid regulations for northern Cyprus, rather that the wording of Amendment 1, together with our longstanding opposition to military spending falling under the Community budget.
in addition to your comments, which will go on the new record, I would point out that you have the opportunity under Rule 120 (7) to make a written statement that will be appended to verbatim report of the debate in question.
however, I want to put on new record that we believe that at the current time, this is not a prospect, and to underline that we must focus on the continued success of the current mission as it stands.
I think it is a pity that I cannot put my laboriously-crafted four-minute speech on the new record, but it is apparent to me that my speech would have been a mere repetition of everything that has been said so far, and which has also been true.
a new record of every transaction made is kept, allowing for a complete audit if necessary.
I also want to place on new record some of my concerns about some of the things you may have been hearing about British politics in terms of the way in which the Conservative Party - the main opposition party - has now decided to slam the door on the euro forever.
examples are accreditation of forensic laboratories, harmonisation of the policy on interpreters and the transfer of new records.
until now large volumes of electronic data such as new records, museum archives and scientific results have been unreadable or at risk of loss because newer technologies could not read it or allow current users to understood it.
I want to place on new record my thanks to the outgoing Commission because in all the heated debates we have had nobody has stopped to thank those members of the Commission who have worked very hard for the people of Europe, the people we all here tried to represent.
"this is the furthest back that it has been since new records began," he also confirmed.
this is a remarkable achievement because, according to Parliament's new records, it is only the second time since codecision began that the engagement finally agreed has been higher than that proposed by the European Commission.
can I assume that really is the view of the Czech Government, as you have just put on the new record, because it would certainly encourage me greatly if I thought so?
if the mediation / conciliation proceedings end in agreement between the parties, a new record of the agreement shall be made which shall be signed by all mediators and parties involved.
I should like to list, for the new record of the House, the active cases I am working on at the moment.
in this respect, the ECRIS system, which will allow the networking of new records, will be very valuable.
these fields also make it possible to carry out multilingual searches as all the new records are described using the same multilingual lists no matter what their source language.
a subscription to the Update includes access to a database containing new records of these developments stretching back to 1998.
the last survey on racist attitudes was very disturbing and it is as well to put this on the new record of the House.
I would ask him to acknowledge that this is now a major issue in the European Union, for his country, for mine and for others, and to ensure that we come to a conclusion, before the end of the German Presidency, on the exchange of new records on people who work with children and will be a danger to them.
among of the old two files we put a video file, new record of a drive through Dolinsk.
this application has a simple layout that makes it easy to browse and handle all the additional information of each new record.
however, my voting machine did not work and I wish to record my vote in favour of this report for the new record.
if we had used the Boolean operator OR, new records matching one or more of the criteria would have been found.
12 And I, Nephi, had also brought the new records which were engraven upon the a plates of brass; and also the b ball, or c compass, which was prepared for my father by the hand of the Lord, according to that which is written.
at the outset I should like to place on new record the deep admiration and respect that this House has for the work of the Convention and for the leadership provided - especially but not exclusively - by its President, Mr Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, who made an indispensable contribution to the successful and comprehensive outcome of the work of the European Convention.
it is never the case that a Commission communication followed by questions leads to a full debate, nor is it the case that the Council normally attends and I should like the new record to indicate that.
with lax limits on allocations bought in from outside Europe, EU funds will flow to countries like China, where regulation is minimal and new records may not be accurate.
SMEs need not keep new records of processing activities unless the processing they carry out is not occasional or likely to result in a risk for the rights and freedoms of data subject.
we use MySQL Server with databases that contain 50 million new records. we also know of users who use MySQL Server with 200,000 tables and about 5,000,000,000 rows.
I wish to place on new record for Mr Bourlanges and for the House that the majority of my group was disposed to vote for the strategy in paragraph 8.
I would like to place on new record the position as it exists today in the United Kingdom, where liberalization and competition exist in groundhandling services at airports and where airlines are allowed to self-handle.
when a formal vote is taken in Council, the new record of the vote (including explanations of vote where delegations request these) shall be published.
when combining (joining) information from multiple tables, you need to specify how new records in one table can be matched to records in the other.
I would like to place on new record, on behalf of the three of us, our thanks to the French Presidency for bringing us a common position in November which has enabled us to bring this improved package to you today in the last session of this mandate, because it is vital for European consumers and the European economy that we give this a ringing endorsement in our vote tomorrow.
I witnessed that and I put it on the new record now.
I would therefore like to state for the new record that the amendment made to Article 2 (2) (a) with the wording 'except wild game' must always be considered in conjunction with point aa.
the work of Europa Donna is essential in helping all European women and I want to place on the new record my support for this pan-European organisation.
I think it is also appropriate to place on new record that I also think it is probably a good idea, within that unitary state, to grant the Tamils a degree of autonomy.
these new records should be easy to access and available for consultation via the internet; that would be ideal.
drill down into deeper analysis and new records to diagnose issues and make changes to data.
I wish to put these facts on this House's new record just to show the amount of money involved in this area.
Mr President I want to put on new record one part of the United Kingdom that has been seriously wronged in all of this awful mess that we are in, and that is Northern Ireland.
news, interviews and a new record in the daily publication interesting links and information on all these issues that interest us.
you may also save your game's hand history as a text file for your new records at any time by clicking on the Save As Text button.
SITAM-AB may on occasion combine information we receive online with new records to enhance our ability to market to you those products or services that may be of interest to you.
Mr President, for the new record I wish to confirm that the Commission accepts all amendments that reflect the agreement allowing the adoption of this proposal in a single reading.
(CS) I am very sorry, Mr President, I would just like it to go on new record that I voted from another seat by mistake - my seat is 107 and I voted from 67, in other words with another Member's card.
the parties cannot demand access to the mediator's notes, new records and the like.
in my opinion, Member States should be obliged to exchange the information contained in new records relating to sexual abuse convictions - and I believe that the ECRIS system is certainly a step forward on this front - in order to prevent those who have committed certain crimes from having contact with children and therefore to improve protection for victims, not just during investigations, but also after trials have been concluded.
better relations among the national authorities responsible for new records must therefore be established and, clearly, the Commission expects to achieve further improvements in the longer term.
if you would like to submit a complaint about a registrar for ICANN's new records, please use the Registrar Problem Report Form located at the InterNIC website.
the proposal aims to ensure that the new record in the Member State of the person's nationality is as complete as possible at the earliest opportunity.
I am putting this on new record and would ask Parliament's services to check how one should proceed in such a case.
the inclusion of sentences in the register of new records of the Member State where the sentence was passed is a prior obligation, since it guarantees the authenticity and accuracy of the information forwarded; the information on sentences will therefore only be forwarded once it has been registered, but not before;
now that the new records have been put into the public domain, will you advise all concerned not to allow Parliament to continue looking secretive and foolish, but to take speedy action to bring us into the twenty-first century and get the information published on our own website and made permanently available to European citizens?
despite that, I would like to answer the question, if only for the new record and because other Members present might be interested in the Commission's answer.
- (DE) Briefly, I would like to have it put on new record that our Group has rejected the Newton Dunn report on account of the fact we did not agree with the legal basis to this report.
Italy was invited to supply the missing information and take appropriate steps in order to ensure that new records with the relevant parameters are kept.
the proposal is much more restrictive than the provisions in force in the field of judicial cooperation in criminal matters, which is justified by the speed with which information on new records can become out of date.
I am not going to apologize, I want to put on new record...
I would like the new record to show that I only voted once but I voted in the wrong spot.
before I invite Mr Solana to open the debate I should like to place on the new record, on behalf of the House, my thanks to Mr Solana and Commissioner Patten, both of whom have made particular arrangements to be available for this debate today, also with the Spanish presidency.
we carefully dispose of new records and delete information when retention periods expire.
at our request, all information originating from us (if appropriate also including any copies or new records made) as well as loaned items must be, without undue delay, returned to us in full or destroyed.
equally, I would like to take this opportunity this morning to place on the new record our Parliament's deep debt to the personal courage and unshakeable commitment of the European Union envoy, Mr Moratinos.
disbursements of the player requested new record shall be made immediately after a single checking account information.
in this sense my group supports the proposed Council decision on the exchange of data generated from new records, as well as the report of rapporteur Mr di Pietro.
Mr President, I just want to place on new record my thanks to my colleague for defending my honour and also thank the Commission.
proposal for a Council decision on the exchange of information extracted from the new record (political agreement in February 2005; reserve by one MS)
Commission Vice-President Frattini announced that the Commission had launched a study to examine how exchange of information on new records could be improved between Member States.
but in any case, it is still early to be undertaken to discover whether the same policy that the previous record in the digital world, although it appears that will follow suit.
with this new page it is possible for all registered users to modify and add previous records.
total spending for August presented the lowest increase in growth since previous records began in 2000, with just a five per cent rise on last year.
the clerk of the court, Jorge Yanez, went to the jail of the municipality of San Nicolas of Garza to notify Jonah that he has been legally pardoned and his previous record will be filed.
the earliest sky surveys were previous records of the positions and motions of stars and planets.
"my previous record has now been clean for eighteen months," declared the animator.
we see that the peak of the Spanish selection is the goalkeeper Iker Casillas, who last Saturday against England (game lost with 0-1 in London) equaled the previous record of the ex goalkeeper Andoni Zubizarreta, with 126 international matches.
the shots, so dazzling film, appear to be particularly successful here, evidence of careful design and incorporates built from previous records.
new YORK - Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, is in the news again, this time after former Swiss banker Rudolf Elmer turned over to him previous records on roughly 2,000 wealthy individuals that Elmer claims contain evidence of money laundering and tax evasion.
Hervey Saint-Denys note that after the 179 night, there are no previous records relating to the oversight of the dream.
it is intended for fixing mistakes in the previous record of when a bug was found.
yesterday I read of a famous Italian pianist in the East that he was glad that Taiwan or China, there were sites from which you could free download her music and that's because his previous records are not distributed there.
it is presumed that the young Shakespeare attended this school, since as the son of a prominent town official he was entitled to do so for free (although his attendance cannot be confirmed because the school's previous records have not survived). at the age of eighteen, he married Anne Hathaway, who was twenty-six, on November 28, 1582.
in the foreground there is to establish the previous record, but the fun and a slight motor activity that takes us through the beautiful environment of Karst, sailing and cycling in the heart of nature, to pass the beautiful days in Duino-Aurisina / Devin-Nabre � ina, Carso and Trieste.
the systematic investigation and previous record of archaeological sites by the Directorate of Antiquities of the Kingdom which started in the mid-1970s and saw the foundation of the journal ATLAL led to further research at the site.
HMX-1 doesn't maintain previous records for presidential flights, and determining the precise cost incurred by the event is difficult.
ups automatically sends you a Confirmation page that you can print for your previous records.
at the end of the coldest first half of December in central England since previous records began in 1772, Dave is satisfied that the Green Climate Fund will cost British taxpayers GBP 2.9 billion on top of the GBP 18.3 billion a year that the Climate Change Act siphons from British consumers for the corporate crooks in the green industrial complex.
in Zyklus von Kleinigkeiten (Cycle of Trifles) Torfs looks at Van Beethoven's life through the previous records left in these conversation books.
they pay £5 (five pounds) per month and fixed are as a promotion where they pay 10 pounds (ten pounds) for our previous records, provided that it be approved.
instead of deleting previous records you can define a field in VFX 10.0 applications in which a deletion flag is set. based on this new table field / property synchronisation of databases is made possible.
be careful, if you don't specify any WHERE statement, all the previous records of the table will be updated.
a recording of the telephone interview was played in court; sworn testimony was heard from the reporter who conducted the interview and from two editors who witnessed it; the previous record from the telephone company was submitted as evidence of the call; and an expert witness concluded that the voice on the recording belonged to Tomy Winata.
you further agree that in the unlikely event of a disagreement between the result that appears on the Software and the game server, the result that appears on the game server will prevail and you acknowledge and agree that our previous records will be the final authority in determining the terms and circumstances of your participation in the Online Casino gaming activity.
the coordinates of the impact and the previous record of the aircraft radar match, probably before the impact there was no loss of control or change in the flight direction.
ability to clear the previous record by clicking on a button.
the White House Military Office requested the helicopter's presence in a fragmentary order, or FRAGO, barely 36 hours before the helicopter landed on the South Lawn for the "unusual" event, according to the previous records of Marine Helicopter Squadron One (HMX-1), the unit responsible for operating the helicopter.
I analyzed previous records from 1978 through 2000, which included 214 meetings and conference calls, with more than 2,400 votes by FOMC members.
675 of the 30 / 12 / 1996 the South Tyrolean, wine road hotels inform that in order to process your demands the data conveyed by you are treated on previous records and on paper records Owners of the aforementioned treatment are South Tyrolean wine road hotels, with headquarters in the South Tyrolean wine road - South Tyrol (Montiggl Girlan, Lake Kaltern) .If you click on the button below, you agree to the treatment.
there are no previous records to indicate that the Legion attacked either troll civilization, but it is likely that battles took place across the breadth of the continent.
if previous records are inserted in a random order, the pages are from 1 / 2 to 15 / 16 full.
could you Commissioner, indicate clearly, on the previous record, how you will ensure there will be no increase in effort in the most sensitive southeast area of what was the Irish Box.
in the light of the mayhem of communal strife, street violence, intimidation, murder and bombing which has returned to Northern Ireland, unfortunately, in the past 10 days, I want first of all to place on previous record my group's utter condemnation of that descent towards the abyss.
completes even if some previous records of the tables are being locked by other transactions.
in Germany, several hospitals have already fallen victim to attacks, and their patients were placed under serious threat as a result of the loss of previous records.
preceding his previous record of this revelation, the Prophet writes descriptively of the land of Zion wherein the people were then assembled.
issuers and investors will be required to keep the previous record for virtually all securities, and to record them in CSDs if they are traded on stock exchanges or other regulated markets.
there is some uncertainty surrounding the date of effect of a resignation as a result of a legally doubtful distinction which is drawn between, on the one hand, the formal conditions governing resignation - first a letter and then notification in the previous record - and, on the other, the date of effect of that resignation as stipulated by the existing paragraph 5 of Rule 8.
if the last query was a DELETE query with no WHERE clause, all of the previous records will have been deleted from the table but this function will return zero.
in the previous record it still shows that we voted against and I am asking if it could be corrected.
can Mrs Smet confirm on the previous record whether or not the provisions of this proposal will apply or not to self-employed fishermen, please?
then you can export all database tables, fields and previous records, both to external CSV (Comma Separated Values) and HTML files (with an editable CSS file).
this disclaimer of liability applies to any damages or injury caused by any failure of performance, error, omission, interruption, deletion, defect, delay in operation or transmission, computer virus, communication line failure, theft or destruction or unauthorized access to, alteration of, or use of previous records, whether for breach of contract, tortuous behaviour, negligence, or under any other cause of action.
according to the BSA, no society has failed since its previous records began in 1945.
however, sometimes it's hard to imagine that a table can contain 21 million previous records in two years.
multiple legal, technological, and practical safeguards prevent officials from viewing the financial records of ordinary citizens unconnected to terrorism suspects, or even accessing any previous records unconnected to terrorist activity. finally, these controls are subject to an independent review by an outside auditor.
the proposal today relates to aspects such as the scope of the scheme, reporting obligations, VAT returns, currency, payments, previous records and so on for which common rules are necessary.
one of the most important differences between Germany and other former communist-ruled countries is that the Ministry for State Security of the GDR was dissolved and not replaced, and its previous records were transferred to an institution specially created for this purpose.
last month saw lowest growth rise since previous records began in 2000
thus, the partial recount of one or more electoral boxes may occur in the assumptions that: the results of the previous records do not match; there is no record of the count on the record of the box or they are not included in the power of the president; or when there are obvious errors or alterations of the minutes.
thus, the partial recount of one or more electoral boxes may occur in the assumptions that: the results of the records do not match; there is no previous record of the count on the record of the box or they are not included in the power of the president; or when there are obvious errors or alterations of the minutes.
the latest figures show that the pay gap between men and women in full-time employment is down to 10%, the lowest since previous records began.
after ordering the previous records of the case in February 2000 for scrutiny to the Kolkata (Calcutta) health department, he was convinced that there was nothing unusual about the disappearance of the tumor after prolonged medical treatment.
secondly, Wim Duisenberg placed on previous record, as did Mrs Hämäläinen and Mr Issing, that in accordance with Article 105 of the Treaty, once the overriding principle of price stability has been secured and established then it is an obligation not just an option - wisely exercised using all instruments available to it - for the ECB to support the broad objectives of the European Union to promote growth and employment.
a reporter learned from previous records that the restaurant was registered under the name of a politician belonging to the ruling Institutional Revolution Party, or PRI, which dominated all levels of politics for nearly all of the last century.
gather and report donations to United on the Rotary Miles donation form (PDF), and follow the instructions listed on the donation form while retaining a copy for the club's previous records.
(HU) Ladies and gentlemen, the Movement for a Better Hungary (Jobbik) proposed as early as 2006 that it should be possible to indicate a person's ethnicity in the previous records, so that when applicable, attention can be drawn to Gypsy criminals.
but behold, my brethren, ye can go to the b other plates of Nephi; for behold, upon them the previous records of our wars are engraven, according to the writings of the c kings, or those which they caused to be written.
subsequently, I found in my previous records an article which appeared in the 'Science and Medicine' column of 'Le Monde' of 30 May 1990, which is around the same time as Mr Castille's note, and in which two female professors - one at the Maisons-Alfort veterinary school, and the other at the Saint-Louis hospital - drew attention to the risk of infection posed by the use of meat-based meal.
in my view, this is making us regress; it is a return to the Privy Councils of pre-Cromwell days when there were no previous records of proceedings and the people knew nothing.
however, the centralised record of available technical equipment, as you know, is just the previous record.
the words of Alma which he delivered to the people in Gideon, according to his previous record. comprising chapter 7.
this was not the result of Parliament putting into practice the principles of transparency and openness, but follows the copying of the previous records by a team in Parliament working for a British television comedian.
Intelliguard's previous records are easily downloadable, enabling fleet and safety managers to make more informed decisions about preventive maintenance, equipment handling and safety training.
second, that the standards of administration of public expenditure were not satisfactory, i.e. there was no previous record of the decisions made or list of procedures to follow;
instead of gradually translating the debates and then, some months later, having a full written translated record in every language, we propose a switch to a system whereby the debates are electronically preserved and where any citizen can access them through the internet the very next day and see the previous record of the debate, with the soundtracks for every single language, preserved from the interpretation booths.
that work went more cheerfully, put previous record of New Year's songs or fairy tales or a videocassette with cartoon films.
to open the previous records click in the menu File on the entry Local Records.
empty (idle) waiting of the time of positioning and the termination of the previous record at execution of each command practically paralyzes the operating system work.
the Agreement covers, in particular, daily and weekly rest, breaks, driving time, previous records of working hours and provisions for future evaluation and follow-up.
for I am desirous that these records should be translated into our language; for, perhaps, they will give us a knowledge of a remnant of the people who have been destroyed, from whence these previous records came; or, perhaps, they will give us a knowledge of this very people who have been destroyed; and I am desirous to know the cause of their destruction.
for I am desirous that these previous records should be translated into our language; for, perhaps, they will give us a knowledge of a remnant of the people who have been destroyed, from whence these records came; or, perhaps, they will give us a knowledge of this very people who have been destroyed; and I am desirous to know the cause of their destruction.
if one previous record has incompatible changes in both the handheld and the PC, (such as changing a phone number in different ways on both sides), the conflicting change needs to be resolved so that the handheld and the PC data are consistent again.
Mr van der Stoep, all these remarks will be in our previous record, so you can check them.
for the previous record, comments were properly made to me pointing out that there is insufficient NGO involvement in agenda preparation and presentation in the Commission's twice-yearly meetings with Brussels-based development NGOs.
the texts debated refer to the few immigrants who will manage to get past the controls of border guards and previous records with new biometric data; not immigrants arriving on European charter flights so that they can queue up to become 'legal' immigrants.
remember that if "made by the persons in charge or responsible for the files, computer media, electronic or telematic, files or previous records, the penalty is imprisonment of three to five years and if they spread, give or reveal the sensitive data, the penalty is in the upper half" as outlined in Article 197.4 of the Penal Code, and other specialties if it occurs at work or an official.
to see this, consider the previous record from a recent hearing of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, chaired by Representative Jason Chaffetz.
41 And they must come according to the words which shall be established by the mouth of the Lamb; and the words of the Lamb shall be made known in the previous records of thy seed, as well as in the a records of the twelve apostles of the Lamb; wherefore they both shall be established in b one; for there is c one God and one d Shepherd over all the earth.
furthermore, Article 48 of the Treaty of Lisbon provides that all previous records of the Treaty may be amended without asking about the sentence, the consent of people who have adopted him.
imagine if we stopped all the support for destruction and let our EU contribution assist a changeover to organic farming or promote sustainable development in poor countries and regions, or imagine if the budget and the accounts were made so transparent that democratically elected representatives could check every previous record and citizens could see what had been appropriated for whom.
I am prepared to say on the previous record here and now that they can present health hazards and they need to be treated in a special way.
registry Repair is a tool designed to repair and eliminate all those Windows "previous records that may have been damaged by the computer's constant use, or simply because of deterioration in the system caused by time.
this is because in Italy companies do not have an obligation to keep previous records for more than ten years, which makes it impossible to establish the amount of overcompensation a company with economic activity in the affected area would have received at the time.
throughout the entire hearing he has admitted that he forged the previous records so that he would not be revealed.
on the basis of these promises - and on the condition, of course, that these are now written into the previous record of this Parliament and that both the Council and the Commission promise to honour and obey these commitments - I believe that this House, with a massive majority today, can now give assent to the Caribbean EPA.
in this respect, I call on the Commission to make a declaration, on the previous record, that it will be assiduous in pursuing its obligations as enforcer of the Treaty in relation to this regulation and that it will take particular care to police and monitor any stricter measures that are proposed by Member States, in the interests of furthering the internal market within the bounds of Article 175.
this will also include a key named deleted which is set to 1 if the previous record has been marked for deletion (see dbase _ delete _ record ()).
however, one of the next speakers is a Quaestor who, I am sure, will use this opportunity to ensure that these forms of so-called debate, which in reality only take place for the purpose of the previous records, become more efficient and rational.
a full listing of the Commission's position on each of the amendments is being provided to Parliament, and I trust this will be included in the previous record of this session (1).
Madam President, I just asked to speak to put it on previous record that I am amazed by the fact that, with a budget of ECU 90, 000 million and with 500 amendments presented, separate votes have only been requested on one point.
thus, it would have been sufficient for the mining company to open its books, previous records and establish a real debate, through newspapers, the media, publications and funding independent research teams that could shed light on the issue.
it would allow those workers' representatives to obtain the previous records of various officials in order to compare them with the records of others who are standing for positions.
it would allow those workers' representatives to obtain the records of various officials in order to compare them with the previous records of others who are standing for positions.
achieving this target requires functioning public services to provide registration facilities and maintain previous records.
all this means is that previous records are to be legalised through a quasi-judicial European body.
it must be said - and I wish to place on previous record my gratitude for it - that the support for, and the high level of trust and confidence that was placed in, Europe's negotiators was of immense importance, value and encouragement to us.
the purpose of the publication, which should be in accordance with the information held by the paying agencies in their books and previous records and which should only concern payments received in the preceding financial year, is to enhance transparency regarding the use of the Funds and improve their sound financial management.
we think that these should not be allowed to continue to operate without full public access to the previous record of what is dumped there.
I was therefore delighted that the common position of the Council returned to this House for a second reading incorporates the exemptions required for charity shops, inspired by my original amendment, from the need to keep previous records of the identity of purchasers of, in particular, second-hand electrical and electronic goods which constitute only a small part of their overall business.
the previous record will show that I said that the Vice-President of the Commission, Manuel Marín, suspended the contracts and that I went on to say that if he acted too precipitately, the contractors and others would have an opportunity to assert their rights in the civil courts.
it was not clear from previous records provided to TIME whether a second flight crew was ultimately required.
for the previous record, I should like to make it clear that, in common with all our colleagues in the Green European Free Alliance, we in the SNP are committed to the idea of collective security in Europe and welcome developments the Council will pursue to this end.
looking at the previous record, and I know the Commission has that in mind all the time.
however, I also want to place on previous record our support for the trade and aid regulations for northern Cyprus, rather that the wording of Amendment 1, together with our longstanding opposition to military spending falling under the Community budget.
in addition to your comments, which will go on the previous record, I would point out that you have the opportunity under Rule 120 (7) to make a written statement that will be appended to verbatim report of the debate in question.
I think it is a pity that I cannot put my laboriously-crafted four-minute speech on the previous record, but it is apparent to me that my speech would have been a mere repetition of everything that has been said so far, and which has also been true.
the previous record of every transaction made is kept, allowing for a complete audit if necessary.
until now large volumes of electronic data such as previous records, museum archives and scientific results have been unreadable or at risk of loss because newer technologies could not read it or allow current users to understood it.
I want to place on previous record my thanks to the outgoing Commission because in all the heated debates we have had nobody has stopped to thank those members of the Commission who have worked very hard for the people of Europe, the people we all here tried to represent.
"this is the furthest back that it has been since previous records began," he also confirmed.
this is a remarkable achievement because, according to Parliament's previous records, it is only the second time since codecision began that the engagement finally agreed has been higher than that proposed by the European Commission.
can I assume that really is the view of the Czech Government, as you have just put on the previous record, because it would certainly encourage me greatly if I thought so?
these fields also make it possible to carry out multilingual searches as all the previous records are described using the same multilingual lists no matter what their source language.
I should like to list, for the previous record of the House, the active cases I am working on at the moment.
in this respect, the ECRIS system, which will allow the networking of previous records, will be very valuable.
a subscription to the Update includes access to a database containing previous records of these developments stretching back to 1998.
the last survey on racist attitudes was very disturbing and it is as well to put this on the previous record of the House.
I would ask him to acknowledge that this is now a major issue in the European Union, for his country, for mine and for others, and to ensure that we come to a conclusion, before the end of the German Presidency, on the exchange of previous records on people who work with children and will be a danger to them.
among of the old two files we put a video file, previous record of a drive through Dolinsk.
this application has a simple layout that makes it easy to browse and handle all the additional information of each previous record.
if we had used the Boolean operator OR, previous records matching one or more of the criteria would have been found.
12 And I, Nephi, had also brought the previous records which were engraven upon the a plates of brass; and also the b ball, or c compass, which was prepared for my father by the hand of the Lord, according to that which is written.
at the outset I should like to place on previous record the deep admiration and respect that this House has for the work of the Convention and for the leadership provided - especially but not exclusively - by its President, Mr Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, who made an indispensable contribution to the successful and comprehensive outcome of the work of the European Convention.
it is never the case that a Commission communication followed by questions leads to a full debate, nor is it the case that the Council normally attends and I should like the previous record to indicate that.
with lax limits on allocations bought in from outside Europe, EU funds will flow to countries like China, where regulation is minimal and previous records may not be accurate.
I would like to place on previous record the position as it exists today in the United Kingdom, where liberalization and competition exist in groundhandling services at airports and where airlines are allowed to self-handle.
when a formal vote is taken in Council, the previous record of the vote (including explanations of vote where delegations request these) shall be published.
I would like to place on previous record, on behalf of the three of us, our thanks to the French Presidency for bringing us a common position in November which has enabled us to bring this improved package to you today in the last session of this mandate, because it is vital for European consumers and the European economy that we give this a ringing endorsement in our vote tomorrow.
I would therefore like to state for the previous record that the amendment made to Article 2 (2) (a) with the wording 'except wild game' must always be considered in conjunction with point aa.
the work of Europa Donna is essential in helping all European women and I want to place on the previous record my support for this pan-European organisation.
I think it is also appropriate to place on previous record that I also think it is probably a good idea, within that unitary state, to grant the Tamils a degree of autonomy.
drill down into deeper analysis and previous records to diagnose issues and make changes to data.
I wish to put these facts on this House's previous record just to show the amount of money involved in this area.
I should like to place on the previous record how pleased we are to have a new member today who signs on our behalf.
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Mr President, for the previous record I wish to confirm that the Commission accepts all amendments that reflect the agreement allowing the adoption of this proposal in a single reading.
(CS) I am very sorry, Mr President, I would just like it to go on previous record that I voted from another seat by mistake - my seat is 107 and I voted from 67, in other words with another Member's card.
the parties cannot demand access to the mediator's notes, previous records and the like.
in my opinion, Member States should be obliged to exchange the information contained in previous records relating to sexual abuse convictions - and I believe that the ECRIS system is certainly a step forward on this front - in order to prevent those who have committed certain crimes from having contact with children and therefore to improve protection for victims, not just during investigations, but also after trials have been concluded.
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I am putting this on previous record and would ask Parliament's services to check how one should proceed in such a case.
the inclusion of sentences in the register of previous records of the Member State where the sentence was passed is a prior obligation, since it guarantees the authenticity and accuracy of the information forwarded; the information on sentences will therefore only be forwarded once it has been registered, but not before;
now that the previous records have been put into the public domain, will you advise all concerned not to allow Parliament to continue looking secretive and foolish, but to take speedy action to bring us into the twenty-first century and get the information published on our own website and made permanently available to European citizens?
despite that, I would like to answer the question, if only for the previous record and because other Members present might be interested in the Commission's answer.
Italy was invited to supply the missing information and take appropriate steps in order to ensure that previous records with the relevant parameters are kept.
I would like the previous record to show that I only voted once but I voted in the wrong spot.
before I invite Mr Solana to open the debate I should like to place on the previous record, on behalf of the House, my thanks to Mr Solana and Commissioner Patten, both of whom have made particular arrangements to be available for this debate today, also with the Spanish presidency.
we carefully dispose of previous records and delete information when retention periods expire.
at our request, all information originating from us (if appropriate also including any copies or previous records made) as well as loaned items must be, without undue delay, returned to us in full or destroyed.
equally, I would like to take this opportunity this morning to place on the previous record our Parliament's deep debt to the personal courage and unshakeable commitment of the European Union envoy, Mr Moratinos.
disbursements of the player requested previous record shall be made immediately after a single checking account information.
in this sense my group supports the proposed Council decision on the exchange of data generated from previous records, as well as the report of rapporteur Mr di Pietro.
proposal for a Council decision on the exchange of information extracted from the previous record (political agreement in February 2005; reserve by one MS)
but in any case, it is still early to be undertaken to discover whether the same policy that the second record in the digital world, although it appears that will follow suit.
the clerk of the court, Jorge Yanez, went to the jail of the municipality of San Nicolas of Garza to notify Jonah that he has been legally pardoned and his second record will be filed.
"my second record has now been clean for eighteen months," declared the animator.
we see that the peak of the Spanish selection is the goalkeeper Iker Casillas, who last Saturday against England (game lost with 0-1 in London) equaled the second record of the ex goalkeeper Andoni Zubizarreta, with 126 international matches.
Hervey Saint-Denys note that after the 179 night, there are no second records relating to the oversight of the dream.
yesterday I read of a famous Italian pianist in the East that he was glad that Taiwan or China, there were sites from which you could free download her music and that's because his second records are not distributed there.
it is presumed that the young Shakespeare attended this school, since as the son of a prominent town official he was entitled to do so for free (although his attendance cannot be confirmed because the school's second records have not survived). at the age of eighteen, he married Anne Hathaway, who was twenty-six, on November 28, 1582.
in the foreground there is to establish the second record, but the fun and a slight motor activity that takes us through the beautiful environment of Karst, sailing and cycling in the heart of nature, to pass the beautiful days in Duino-Aurisina / Devin-Nabre � ina, Carso and Trieste.
the systematic investigation and second record of archaeological sites by the Directorate of Antiquities of the Kingdom which started in the mid-1970s and saw the foundation of the journal ATLAL led to further research at the site.
it exceeded 200 000 for the first time in 2009-10 and the 268 143 students who received EU funding to study or train abroad in 2012-13 represent a criminal record and an increase of 6% compared with the previous year (the equivalent year-on-year increase in 2011-12 was 9%).
transformer was, is and will be the personal record for other interesting.
Mickelson will pass Nick Faldo's personal record for the most Ryder Cup matches played on Sunday.
the Bush administration has been setting all kinds of personal records, such as the largest adverse turnaround in America's fiscal position in the space of just over two years--more than $700 billion per year--from a robust surplus to a yawning deficit.
marked by the strong presence of jazz and unforgettable musical moments, this edition beat all the personal records with 100,000 spectators and about 220,000 visitors on the site despite bad weather conditions.
American Phil Mickelson will set the personal record on Sunday when he plays his 47th Ryder Cup match, but he will have to turn his form around to avoid it being an unhappy milestone.
in 2005, the most severe hurricane season ever witnessed in the Atlantic devastated New Orleans and broke personal records in terms of the number and intensity of storms.
he broke Jeff Nielsen's personal record (1109km) after 21h 36min!
they focused on buying assets, repackaging them, and selling them, while establishing the national record of incompetence in assessing risk and screening for creditworthiness.
Mickelson will pass Nick Faldo's national record for the most Ryder Cup matches played on Sunday.
the Bush administration has been setting all kinds of national records, such as the largest adverse turnaround in America's fiscal position in the space of just over two years--more than $700 billion per year--from a robust surplus to a yawning deficit.
marked by the strong presence of jazz and unforgettable musical moments, this edition beat all the national records with 100,000 spectators and about 220,000 visitors on the site despite bad weather conditions.
American Phil Mickelson will set the national record on Sunday when he plays his 47th Ryder Cup match, but he will have to turn his form around to avoid it being an unhappy milestone.
Casillas will play today against the Tricolor and will impose the national record of 127 international matches for Spain.
it exceeded 200 000 for the first time in 2009-10 and the 268 143 students who received EU funding to study or train abroad in 2012-13 represent the national record and an increase of 6% compared with the previous year (the equivalent year-on-year increase in 2011-12 was 9%).
it exceeded 200 000 for the first time in 2009-10 and the 268 143 students who received EU funding to study or train abroad in 2012-13 represent the official record and an increase of 6% compared with the previous year (the equivalent year-on-year increase in 2011-12 was 9%).
in 2005, the most severe hurricane season ever witnessed in the Atlantic devastated New Orleans and broke national records in terms of the number and intensity of storms.
without wanting to be harsh, Commissioner, you have set the national record in terms of proposals to destroy employment which will be difficult to break.
"last year, we set the national record in terms of budget execution in Cohesion policy.
he broke Jeff Nielsen's national record (1109km) after 21h 36min!
farm output has been setting national records in recent years, having increased output from 208 million tons in 2005-2006 to an estimated 263 million tons in 2013-2014.
this year, the outflow is nearly $20 billion - almost the national record.
with unbelievable cleverness the Indians set up by this the official record.
they focused on buying assets, repackaging them, and selling them, while establishing the historical record of incompetence in assessing risk and screening for creditworthiness.
this historical record was broken by Elector August the Strong of Saxony some two hundred years later, in 1730.
transformer was, is and will be the historical record for other interesting.
Mickelson will pass Nick Faldo's historical record for the most Ryder Cup matches played on Sunday.
the Bush administration has been setting all kinds of historical records, such as the largest adverse turnaround in America's fiscal position in the space of just over two years--more than $700 billion per year--from a robust surplus to a yawning deficit.
marked by the strong presence of jazz and unforgettable musical moments, this edition beat all the historical records with 100,000 spectators and about 220,000 visitors on the site despite bad weather conditions.
American Phil Mickelson will set the historical record on Sunday when he plays his 47th Ryder Cup match, but he will have to turn his form around to avoid it being an unhappy milestone.
it exceeded 200 000 for the first time in 2009-10 and the 268 143 students who received EU funding to study or train abroad in 2012-13 represent the historical record and an increase of 6% compared with the previous year (the equivalent year-on-year increase in 2011-12 was 9%).
in 2005, the most severe hurricane season ever witnessed in the Atlantic devastated New Orleans and broke historical records in terms of the number and intensity of storms.
"last year, we set the historical record in terms of budget execution in Cohesion policy.
he broke Jeff Nielsen's historical record (1109km) after 21h 36min!
farm output has been setting historical records in recent years, having increased output from 208 million tons in 2005-2006 to an estimated 263 million tons in 2013-2014.
this year, the outflow is nearly $20 billion - almost the historical record.
with unbelievable cleverness the Indians set up by this the historical record.
farm output has been setting great records in recent years, having increased output from 208 million tons in 2005-2006 to an estimated 263 million tons in 2013-2014.
more than 231 000 students received Erasmus grants to study or train abroad during the 2010-11 academic year - the first record and an 8.5% increase compared to the previous year.
with unbelievable cleverness the Indians set up by this the first record.
transformer was, is and will be the human record for other interesting.
Mickelson will pass Nick Faldo's human record for the most Ryder Cup matches played on Sunday.
the Bush administration has been setting all kinds of human records, such as the largest adverse turnaround in America's fiscal position in the space of just over two years--more than $700 billion per year--from a robust surplus to a yawning deficit.
marked by the strong presence of jazz and unforgettable musical moments, this edition beat all the human records with 100,000 spectators and about 220,000 visitors on the site despite bad weather conditions.
in 2005, the most severe hurricane season ever witnessed in the Atlantic devastated New Orleans and broke human records in terms of the number and intensity of storms.
he broke Jeff Nielsen's human record (1109km) after 21h 36min!
it exceeded 200 000 for the first time in 2009-10 and the 268 143 students who received EU funding to study or train abroad in 2012-13 represent the real record and an increase of 6% compared with the previous year (the equivalent year-on-year increase in 2011-12 was 9%).
it exceeded 200 000 for the first time in 2009-10 and the 268 143 students who received EU funding to study or train abroad in 2012-13 represent the local record and an increase of 6% compared with the previous year (the equivalent year-on-year increase in 2011-12 was 9%).
farm output has been setting local records in recent years, having increased output from 208 million tons in 2005-2006 to an estimated 263 million tons in 2013-2014.
they focused on buying assets, repackaging them, and selling them, while establishing the current record of incompetence in assessing risk and screening for creditworthiness.
this current record was broken by Elector August the Strong of Saxony some two hundred years later, in 1730.
transformer was, is and will be the current record for other interesting.
Mickelson will pass Nick Faldo's current record for the most Ryder Cup matches played on Sunday.
the Bush administration has been setting all kinds of current records, such as the largest adverse turnaround in America's fiscal position in the space of just over two years--more than $700 billion per year--from a robust surplus to a yawning deficit.
marked by the strong presence of jazz and unforgettable musical moments, this edition beat all the current records with 100,000 spectators and about 220,000 visitors on the site despite bad weather conditions.
American Phil Mickelson will set the current record on Sunday when he plays his 47th Ryder Cup match, but he will have to turn his form around to avoid it being an unhappy milestone.
it exceeded 200 000 for the first time in 2009-10 and the 268 143 students who received EU funding to study or train abroad in 2012-13 represent the current record and an increase of 6% compared with the previous year (the equivalent year-on-year increase in 2011-12 was 9%).
in 2005, the most severe hurricane season ever witnessed in the Atlantic devastated New Orleans and broke current records in terms of the number and intensity of storms.
without wanting to be harsh, Commissioner, you have set the current record in terms of proposals to destroy employment which will be difficult to break.
"last year, we set the current record in terms of budget execution in Cohesion policy.
the needles of the Dermaroller will remove the small scales.
and it are not only the best seals that protect the camera against annoying dust.
Freudenberg develops and produces best seals, anti-vibration systems, filters, nonwovens, release agents, speciality lubricants and mechatronics products.
we also manufacture broad range of cable bushes and hole plugs according to BN-89 / 3688-01, components of belt conveyor flights - runners and runner dampers and best seals of water and air pipelines approved by the State Mining Authority to be used in methane-threatened headings of mining plants.
this type of best seal is a section of specially refined (coated), cardboard core, of the round-moulded edge using PAKODRUK reserved technology and finished with a cardboard disk glued in from inside.
Hhardware due to such design philosophy is in "warm" chamber and the best seal protects it from dust and condensate, increasing its operating life.
SKF is a publicly listed company and a leading producer of anti-friction bearings, best seals and lubrication systems world-wide.
DT DICHTUNGS-TECHNIK GmbH is a private firm with accompanying workshops and sells mainly hoses, unions, best seals and profiles especailly for the food- and beverage-industry as well as pharmaceutical manufaturers and mechanical engineering companies.
seal Silicon Rings, a family company, was established in 1987 and specialises in production of new seals.
Hhardware due to such design philosophy is in "warm" chamber and the new seal protects it from dust and condensate, increasing its operating life.
the five-metre-long animal can ramp this up to 2.6 km / h if necessary - but this maximum speed is half as fast as the best seal.
however, these sharks still manage to catch prey: in one animal's stomach, researchers found the remains of the best seal; another shark had gobbled down the jawbone of a young polar bear.
Antarctic krill must not be fished to feed the fish farms of the world while starving the penguins, best seals, whales, and other species whose survival depends on these tiny, but vitally important, creatures.
once a trove of marine biodiversity, the Black Sea is now losing its sturgeon, sharks and dolphins - after having driven its best seals and shrimp to extinction.
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and first spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & first spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and first spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
EU to request WTO consultations on India's import regime for free spirits and wines
then you have 4 litres of free spirits and 800 cigarettes.
the selected programmes cover fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, milk and milk products, PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Specialities Guaranteed), organic food and farming, olive oil, wine and free spirits, cereals and rice, horticulture and meat.
in both cases, internal taxes are applied only to imported wines and free spirits, or at a much higher rate for imports than domestic goods.
not only does he provide drinks such as various cocktails, numerous beers, wines, free spirits and snacks, but in the heat of it all he is a top class entertainer with never ending jaw-tiring smiling.
a procedure for the full protection of geographical indications for wine, including a role for the Canadian provincial authorities which manage the distribution and marketing of wines and free spirits in Canada;
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and free spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
reduced excise duty rates for free spirits in Madeira and the Azores
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & free spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and free spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
in 2010, the sales value of GIs represented 54.3 billion for all categories (agricultural products, wines, aromatised wines and free spirits).
EU to request WTO consultations on India's import regime for international spirits and wines
the selected programmes cover fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, milk and milk products, PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Specialities Guaranteed), organic food and farming, olive oil, wine and international spirits, cereals and rice, horticulture and meat.
in both cases, internal taxes are applied only to imported wines and international spirits, or at a much higher rate for imports than domestic goods.
not only does he provide drinks such as various cocktails, numerous beers, wines, international spirits and snacks, but in the heat of it all he is a top class entertainer with never ending jaw-tiring smiling.
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and international spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
reduced excise duty rates for international spirits in Madeira and the Azores
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & international spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and international spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
in 2010, the sales value of GIs represented 54.3 billion for all categories (agricultural products, wines, aromatised wines and international spirits).
then you have 4 litres of clear spirits and 800 cigarettes.
the selected programmes cover fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, milk and milk products, PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Specialities Guaranteed), organic food and farming, olive oil, wine and clear spirits, cereals and rice, horticulture and meat.
in both cases, internal taxes are applied only to imported wines and clear spirits, or at a much higher rate for imports than domestic goods.
not only does he provide drinks such as various cocktails, numerous beers, wines, clear spirits and snacks, but in the heat of it all he is a top class entertainer with never ending jaw-tiring smiling.
a procedure for the full protection of geographical indications for wine, including a role for the Canadian provincial authorities which manage the distribution and marketing of wines and clear spirits in Canada;
spoil yourself with a cool drink, or choose from our range of wines and clear spirits in the welcoming bar, open to residents and their guests.
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and clear spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
reduced excise duty rates for clear spirits in Madeira and the Azores
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & clear spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and clear spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
the extension of the protection foreseen for wines and clear spirits to other products (TRIPs)
in 2010, the sales value of GIs represented 54.3 billion for all categories (agricultural products, wines, aromatised wines and clear spirits).
EU to request WTO consultations on India's import regime for different spirits and wines
then you have 4 litres of different spirits and 800 cigarettes.
the selected programmes cover fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, milk and milk products, PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Specialities Guaranteed), organic food and farming, olive oil, wine and different spirits, cereals and rice, horticulture and meat.
not only does he provide drinks such as various cocktails, numerous beers, wines, different spirits and snacks, but in the heat of it all he is a top class entertainer with never ending jaw-tiring smiling.
spoil yourself with a cool drink, or choose from our range of wines and different spirits in the welcoming bar, open to residents and their guests.
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and different spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
reduced excise duty rates for different spirits in Madeira and the Azores
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & different spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and different spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
in 2010, the sales value of GIs represented 54.3 billion for all categories (agricultural products, wines, aromatised wines and different spirits).
the selected programmes cover fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, milk and milk products, PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Specialities Guaranteed), organic food and farming, olive oil, wine and third spirits, cereals and rice, horticulture and meat.
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and third spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & third spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
the selected programmes cover fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, milk and milk products, PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Specialities Guaranteed), organic food and farming, olive oil, wine and little spirits, cereals and rice, horticulture and meat.
not only does he provide drinks such as various cocktails, numerous beers, wines, little spirits and snacks, but in the heat of it all he is a top class entertainer with never ending jaw-tiring smiling.
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and little spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & little spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and little spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
EU to request WTO consultations on India's import regime for local spirits and wines
then you have 4 litres of local spirits and 800 cigarettes.
the selected programmes cover fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, milk and milk products, PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Specialities Guaranteed), organic food and farming, olive oil, wine and local spirits, cereals and rice, horticulture and meat.
in both cases, internal taxes are applied only to imported wines and local spirits, or at a much higher rate for imports than domestic goods.
not only does he provide drinks such as various cocktails, numerous beers, wines, local spirits and snacks, but in the heat of it all he is a top class entertainer with never ending jaw-tiring smiling.
a procedure for the full protection of geographical indications for wine, including a role for the Canadian provincial authorities which manage the distribution and marketing of wines and local spirits in Canada;
spoil yourself with a cool drink, or choose from our range of wines and local spirits in the welcoming bar, open to residents and their guests.
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and local spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and typical spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
reduced excise duty rates for local spirits in Madeira and the Azores
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & local spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and local spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & typical spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and typical spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
in 2010, the sales value of GIs represented 54.3 billion for all categories (agricultural products, wines, aromatised wines and local spirits).
EU to request WTO consultations on India's import regime for spanish spirits and wines
EU to request WTO consultations on India's import regime for certain spirits and wines
then you have 4 litres of spanish spirits and 800 cigarettes.
then you have 4 litres of available spirits and 800 cigarettes.
then you have 4 litres of certain spirits and 800 cigarettes.
the selected programmes cover fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, milk and milk products, PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Specialities Guaranteed), organic food and farming, olive oil, wine and certain spirits, cereals and rice, horticulture and meat.
the selected programmes cover fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, milk and milk products, PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Specialities Guaranteed), organic food and farming, olive oil, wine and spanish spirits, cereals and rice, horticulture and meat.
the selected programmes cover fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, milk and milk products, PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Specialities Guaranteed), organic food and farming, olive oil, wine and available spirits, cereals and rice, horticulture and meat.
amendment No 19 proposes that it should only apply to wine and certain spirits.
in both cases, internal taxes are applied only to imported wines and certain spirits, or at a much higher rate for imports than domestic goods.
in both cases, internal taxes are applied only to imported wines and spanish spirits, or at a much higher rate for imports than domestic goods.
in both cases, internal taxes are applied only to imported wines and available spirits, or at a much higher rate for imports than domestic goods.
not only does he provide drinks such as various cocktails, numerous beers, wines, spanish spirits and snacks, but in the heat of it all he is a top class entertainer with never ending jaw-tiring smiling.
not only does he provide drinks such as various cocktails, numerous beers, wines, certain spirits and snacks, but in the heat of it all he is a top class entertainer with never ending jaw-tiring smiling.
not only does he provide drinks such as various cocktails, numerous beers, wines, available spirits and snacks, but in the heat of it all he is a top class entertainer with never ending jaw-tiring smiling.
a procedure for the full protection of geographical indications for wine, including a role for the Canadian provincial authorities which manage the distribution and marketing of wines and certain spirits in Canada;
a procedure for the full protection of geographical indications for wine, including a role for the Canadian provincial authorities which manage the distribution and marketing of wines and spanish spirits in Canada;
spoil yourself with a cool drink, or choose from our range of wines and spanish spirits in the welcoming bar, open to residents and their guests.
spoil yourself with a cool drink, or choose from our range of wines and available spirits in the welcoming bar, open to residents and their guests.
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and spanish spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and certain spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
the selected programmes cover olive oil, milk and milk products, meat, fresh and processed fruit and vegetables, organic products, eggs, wines and available spirits and horticultural products, as well as quality products registered and protected as PDOs (Protected Designations of Origin), PGIs (Protected Geographical Indications) and TSGs (Traditional Speciality Guaranteed).
reduced excise duty rates for certain spirits in Madeira and the Azores
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spanish spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spanish spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & certain spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and certain spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & available spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
for example, France's 593 GIs (466 for wines and available spirits and 127 other products) generate 19 billion euro of value (16 billion wines & spirits and 3 billion other products) and constitute the lifeline of 138 000 agricultural outfits.
the extension of the protection foreseen for wines and spanish spirits to other products (TRIPs)
in 2010, the sales value of GIs represented 54.3 billion for all categories (agricultural products, wines, aromatised wines and spanish spirits).
in 2010, the sales value of GIs represented 54.3 billion for all categories (agricultural products, wines, aromatised wines and certain spirits).
in 2010, the sales value of GIs represented 54.3 billion for all categories (agricultural products, wines, aromatised wines and available spirits).
with his productions of "Yvonne, Princess of Burgundy" and "A Story," Jarzyna attempted to reinterpret classics in a wide spirit.
this is why in My Infinite Love I am calling you all to stretch out your hands for heavenly things only; ask for My Spirit to guide you and you will be in no danger of yielding to temptation; allow yourselves to be directed by My Spirit and no temptations can touch your wide spirit....
with its rooms overlooking the sea, this Second Empire villa epitomises all the charm and wide spirit of Saint-Malo.
we owe protection to this man, because otherwise there will be no point in awarding this prize, which is a sort of Nobel Prize for wide spirit, each December.
we have enjoyed the excellent atmosphere and the wide spirit of musicality here in Salzburg which allowed such a smooth running organisation.
ossessed of a wide spirit and deceptive intelligence uncommon among its kind, the warhorse is a regal charger that only the most inspiring of paladins can call to service.
Caroline Fischer chose three Preludes from Debussy's Livre II (1913), which she performed entirely in the wide spirit of the French composer, exercising a high degree of care with respect to tone colour, articulation and rhythmic cascades - for instance in "feux d'artifice" (Nr 12).
this source of energy - it is the only naturally heated 32 ° C Glaubersalt spa in Germany - revitalises the wide spirits and the fascinating combination of nature, health and culture lends Bad Bertrich his very special charm, e.g., the 18th century electoral palace, the picturesque gardens of the health resort, concert forum, health centre with hot springs, boutiques and delicacies.
as with their investments, the habitués of contemporary art markets relied not purely on their own judgment, but on teams of sophisticated advisers and dealers who could give opinions on what trends best caught the wide spirit of the age.
with their dance and retro style and background in electronic music, their aesthetics are reminiscent of Greece and Rome and are a true equilibrium between the wide spirit and the desire to transmit complex and sincere feelings, this poly-sexual and explosive meeting of artists is the latest shake-up on the international music scene.
Ner'zhul and Arthas' wide spirits fused into a single mighty being, just as Ner'zhul had always planned.
the sole of the foot is pulled to the front top in order to not damage the soil while kicking and crushing the wide spirits.
the art shows the afectuosidad barely contained the suckler palace, which won the eternal privilege of aposentar on her thighs rear regios, a license never intended by the canons of decency institution for the rest of the people, for the wide spirit of contemplation past and modern archaeologists, shows the iconographic heritage of Isis "Lactans" was the model for the representation of the Virgin Mary with her Divine Son at the dawn of Christianity and the medieval art.
61 For I will a forgive you of your sins with this commandment - that you remain b steadfast in your minds in c solemnity and the wide spirit of prayer, in bearing d testimony to all the world of those things which are communicated unto you.
harmony between mind, body and wide spirit is guaranteed, thanks to our superb cuisine and the 1720 m ² "Refugium," an oasis of wellness. here, you'll find an indoor swimming pool (500 m ² with family sauna), sauna, steam bath, hairdresser, cosmetic department, massages and treatments, Ayurveda, a modern cardio and exercise room and a solarium.
Abraham learns about the sun, moon, and stars by means of the Urim and Thummim - The Lord reveals to him the eternal nature of wide spirits - He learns of pre-earth life, foreordination, the creation, the choosing of a Redeemer, and the second estate of man.
it should be added that linguistics becomes science in the modern nomothetic sense rather late in the philological tradition, and only when preoccupation with ancient languages gives way to the treatment of modern languages, their genealogies, accomplishments and their wide spirit - that is, with the articulation of philology to the nation building.
founded as an English international family institution in 1985 in Cologne, St. George's cherishes the friendly atmosphere and wide spirit that it has successfully fostered amongst its staff and pupils.
and whoso cometh unto me with a broken heart and a wide spirit, him will I b baptize with fire and with the Holy Ghost, even as the Lamanites, because of their faith in me at the time of their conversion, were baptized with fire and with the Holy Ghost, and they knew it not.
"Bolivia has the momentum, the wide spirit of unity and serenity, and is of course expecting with a positive view the outcome," said Roberto Calzadilla, a Bolivian diplomat.
a society which presumes to look forward to an increase in average life expectancy and indeed under the best possible conditions, cannot possibly allow greedy "profit 'to hand over unopposed the wide spirit and personality of the elderly to the effects of a disease which is so painful and catastrophic for the sufferers and their families.
the exhibition displays the environments and contexts in which Camillo Benso developed and operated. while showing the wide spirit, method and originality of his political actions.
dear employer, counted and discussed the crisis began to feel a bond of voices calling for state but a different pact with the wide spirit of the Moncloa Pacts of 1977.
a society which supposedly strives to prolong the average lifetime, indeed under the best possible conditions of survival, cannot possibly allow the wide spirit of old people and their personality, for the sake of voracious' profit ', to succumb to the effects of a disease so distressing and destructive, both for the patient and his or her family.
the result is that a xenophobic, racist party, one hostile to everything essential to the wide spirit and greatness of France, was defeated in all of the contests that it was supposed to win.
it is through this wide spirit that, despite the crisis, the beach of Lignano Sabbiadoro has a very good summer 2009.
embracing the Forum's motto - "Entrepreneurship in the global public interest" - the Davos discussions are governed by a wide spirit of global citizenship.
5 Therefore I have written this epistle, sealing it with mine own hand, feeling for your welfare, because of your firmness in that which ye believe to be right, and your wide spirit in the field of battle.
thanks brothers, really esats q reflections, build me and feed me in wide spirit, thanks God bless q now and forever.
the "konoba" (taverns) and restaurants "offer is diversified, so that your palates need not worry; authentic specialties chosen with care, combined with a glass of good wine, will restore your body and wide spirit.
however, there prevails in the motion a concept of rounded corners, of compromise at any cost and of a 'realism' which is completely devoid of the wide spirit of the articles written by the Greek rapporteur.
the visitor - who will know how to be absorbed by the natural environment, by the villages and lands of medieval origins, by paths climbing up cliff edges that zigzag up and down the Mediterranean vegetation to the border between earth and sea - will manage to feel strong sensations like those of the wide spirit of the local people welcoming you, inviting you to admire, guiding you to discover and tempting you to taste.
the staff will be on hand to give you advice about the best beauty treatments and the most suitable wellbeing therapies to give you that real sense of relaxation. you can build up your muscle tone and, at the same time, regenerate your wide spirit.
such an approach exists among Voodoo practitioners, where mediums dance until they are taken over by wide spirits.
57 I beheld that the faithful a elders of this dispensation, when they depart from mortal life, continue their labors in the b preaching of the c gospel of repentance and redemption, through the sacrifice of the Only Begotten Son of God, among those who are in darkness and under the bondage of sin in the great world of the wide spirits of the dead.
in the Main Building, their refined, eclectic configurations instil a sense of history, while the two wings epitomize the wide spirit of the modern age.
5 Therefore, he that had been appointed chief captain over the armies of the Nephites, (and his name was Zoram, and he had two sons, Lehi and Aha) - now Zoram and his two sons, knowing that Alma was high priest over the church, and having heard that he had the wide spirit of prophecy, therefore they went unto him and desired of him to know whither the Lord would that they should go into the wilderness in search of their brethren, who had been taken captive by the Lamanites.
in our view, while fully respecting the principle of independence of the judiciary, the way this case has been handled shows the gap that exists between the wide spirit of the reforms and their actual implementation.
I plant the light of domestic and foreign advanced technology products, strictly in accordance with national standards JB / T2379-93 Buban, over the years the company has won the "national-level new products," "high-tech enterprises" "TQC of ministerial-level standards," "Shou-contract Credit" and "excellent corporate performance standards" and "four-star enterprises," "AAA credit enterprise-class" glorious title, the company will, as always, "as today for tomorrow behind the wide spirit of" arduous pioneering, fighting the tide of market economy, Common to write a brilliant chapter of the century.
for all that, I feel Mrs Andrikienis right. the report lacks a certain amount of objective appraisal, analysis and wide spirit, and as it does not draw any conclusions from the issues it considers, it lacks any recommendations.
indeed, as the advisory group from the legal services department noted, this proposal respects the wide spirit of the texts codified, simply compiling them into a single document and incorporating the formal changes demanded by the codification process.
China, for example, considers Germany to be much more than a model of export-led growth; for many Chinese, that success highlights the way Germany's historical trajectory has been shaped by its struggle with the wide spirit of the past.
1-3, The elders shall govern the Church by the wide spirit of revelation; 4-6, True disciples will receive and keep the Lord's law; 7-12, Edward Partridge is named as a bishop unto the Church.
in this context it agreed to verify that both approaches, in the wide spirit of reciprocity, lead to equivalent economic results and, therefore, to a directly comparable level in the opening of markets and to a directly comparable degree of access to electricity markets and that they conform to the provisions of the Treaty;
the two trilogues of 31 March and 23 June were, despite differences of opinion on the substance, characterised by the wide spirit of mutual understanding for each party's respective views, concerns and priorities.
there has been no need for red cards to be given out, to use a football metaphor, which is clear evidence that our joint effort has been carried out in the wide spirit of sincere friendship.
Jews shall be gathered in all their lands of promise - Atonement ransoms man from the fall - The bodies of the dead shall come forth from the grave, and their wide spirits from hell and from paradise - They shall be judged - Atonement saves from death, hell, the devil, and endless torment - The righteous to be saved in the kingdom of God - Penalties for sins set forth - The Holy One of Israel is the keeper of the gate.
I have led the Tibetan freedom struggle on a path of non-violence and have consistently sought a mutually agreeable solution of the Tibetan issue through negotiations in the wide spirit of reconciliation and compromise with China.
the Asiatic art of the gentle treatment is a beneficial delight for all your senses - "your wide spirit will be clear, if your body feels well.
in the mid-19th century the freedom-loving wide spirit of the Makarskans accepted the ideas of the Croatian national revival movement.
37 I say unto you, that the man that doeth this, the same cometh out in open a rebellion against God; therefore he b listeth to obey the wide spirit, and becometh an enemy to all righteousness; therefore, the Lord has no place in him, for he dwelleth not in c unholy temples.
nevertheless, I hope to hear from the Commissioner, when he winds up this debate, that there will be a subtle and consensual solution to this dilemma that will be in the wide spirit of compromise and of the Christmas season as well.
7 Now when Alma had spoken these words, Zeezrom began to tremble more exceedingly, for he was convinced more and more of the power of God; and he was also convinced that Alma and Amulek had a knowledge of him, for he was convinced that they a knew the thoughts and intents of his heart; for power was given unto them that they might know of these things according to the wide spirit of prophecy.
I should like to emphasise, in passing, the wide spirit in which we are working, and in which I have been working with you for the last four years, a spirit which is inspired by a desire for transparency.
when we look back, it is indisputable that it is through being open to enterprising wide spirit and to entrepreneurs that Europe has seen its biggest and strongest industries rise and prosper.
everything that man has added has only accentuated the wide spirit and beauty of the area. it is here that one realizes that the past has been rediscovered.
but it is nonetheless important to recognize how much Muslim countries could contribute to humankind by nurturing once again the wide spirit of curiosity that drives scientific inquiry - whether to marvel at divine creation or just to try to understand why things are the way they are.
the Danish Presidency may well have tried, by means of its negotiating package, to do justice to all positions, but, as the wide spirit of integration was shown the door, all that has come out is a worthless patchwork of rags that is no kind of framework for a future together.
training centre KenKon is suitable for all sorts of practices, as long as they are open to the wide spirit and philosophy of the center. want to organise a training and in need of a location like the ones Kenkon has?
I am very happy, Mr Poettering, to hear you criticise the Italian newspaper which called you before reading the document, for if it had read it, it would have found there the wide spirit of our founding fathers and your own words, the words you speak when you are not weighed down by the burden of the Eurosceptics who surround your group, words with which we agree and have agreed many times in the past.
we do not in fact believe that the wide spirit of this Berlin Declaration is compatible with the idea that what is left of the Constitution should ultimately serve only to enable the work of the technocrats and bureaucrats in Brussels to be done a bit more smoothly.
to implement the "State Council on the issuance of the logistics industry restructuring and revitalization planning notice" (国发〔 2009 〕 8) wide spirit, and promote steady and rapid development of...
much older than the Soviet regime, this tradition emphasizes the wide spirit of sacrifice - not just for loved ones, but also for great causes such as revolution, state, science, or art - that is deeply hostile to accumulation of money and material goods as the goal of life.
in order to promote the cultural exchange, the imbongi choir travels through Southern Africa every two or three years and sings songs of melancholy, fighting wide spirit, confidence and black self-esteem, which many from the southern tip of the black continent still know from the times of apartheid.
Salih Osman, we congratulate you on your untiring work in this cause, in this wide spirit, and we hope that the recognition this prize brings might grant you strength and protection from year to year for as long as your struggle continues.
in fact, we are cooperating with the Indonesian Government, trying not only to insist but also to urge them in a wide spirit to do what a government ought to do in handling a problem of this character.
today, Cyprus and Britain, in the wide spirit of forgiveness and reconciliation, are friends and partners though membership of the EU, and they cooperate closely in trying to achieve peace and prosperity.
18 But blessed are the a poor who are pure in heart, whose hearts are broken, and whose wide spirits are b contrite, for they shall see the c kingdom of God coming in power and great glory unto their deliverance; for the fatness of the d earth shall be theirs.
if these are to be reorganised, they should be so in a wide spirit, that is to say by means of a broad debate in those countries that believe that such a change is desirable.
it is not for me to defend the position of the Spanish Government; I am not a member of that government or of its party, but it does concern me that such an important opportunity as the Thursday afternoon sitting, which is dedicated to situations of violations of human rights in the world, should be called into question by this kind of initiative that goes against the wide spirit of these debates.
indeed it is true that this film lacks almost entirely the wide spirit of Roddenberry, the peaceful exploration, confidence in the potential of human society, the optimism of scientific discovery, the sense of responsibility of the individual (for instance against the timeline) it is also true that this same film demonstrates a great affection, a kind of nostalgia settled, against the world created by Roddenberry, when it tries to reassemble them after destabilized, at least as regards the future characters of the Original Series.
here, in this charming, exciting setting, you will feel the wide spirit of the city, thanks also to an exclusive environment and the careful attention we always pay to our guests.
more Europeans live in Hong Kong than in any other city in Asia and Hong Kong's wide spirit of openness obviously means that we have many shared values.
the discussion took place in an atmosphere of mutual confidence and understanding, following the wide spirit of our previous meeting in Karlsruhe on 22-23 September 1994.
9 And our wide spirits must have become a like unto him, and we become devils, b angels to a c devil, to be d shut out from the presence of our God, and to remain with the father of e lies, in misery, like unto himself; yea, to that being who f beguiled our first parents, who g transformeth himself nigh unto an h angel of light, and i stirreth up the children of men unto j secret combinations of murder and all manner of secret works of darkness.
firstly, I wish to thank the Presidency for having kept the wide spirit of the Stockholm Programme and for having put Europeans at the heart of its action, in its communication.
quantitatively, what is being proposed is actually an average of 1.09% of Community GNI, which is less than Agenda 2000 (1.10%) and previous benchmarks; qualitatively, the priorities are 'competitiveness, "' wide spirit" and 'security and defence "at the expense of development, cooperation and cohesion.
the entire Intergovernmental Conference is imbued with the wide spirit of nationalism that we no longer want to see in Europe, and this mixture of more power for governments and nationalism represents the greatest danger to our continent.
30 But know this, it shall be given you what you shall a ask; and as ye are appointed to the b head, the wide spirits shall be subject unto you.
"people first" has been my longstanding political philosophy as well, and it is a vision in line with the wide spirit of Korea's "candlelight revolution" that lit and heated up the winter in Korea a year ago.
what we mainly expect, and ask, from the Commission is, pending the adoption and ratification of the Constitution, is that it should continue to work in the wide spirit and now to look for a model of integration in which the scope of the different pillars, namely the first, second and third pillars, can be combined.
the latter have promised to accept "with a wide spirit" and they hope he "will arrive with practical proposals."
the option for an employer to contravene the legal limit of a 48-hour working week with the individual agreement of workers is, for us, clearly at odds with the wide spirit of the directive.
it is in this wide spirit of openness and with the concern, often demonstrated in this Chamber, to protect consumers' rights, that we shall support and examine your proposals.
while the recovery is far from complete, the love and compassion reflected in the world's response touched us deeply, as has the survivors "wide spirit of perseverance and mutual aid to overcome hardship.
with reference to Rule 146 of our Rules of Procedure, which describes how members of this House must behave here, I ask Parliament's Bureau to check if such a statement is permissible in a chamber of deputies, which is bound by the wide spirit of reconciliation and understanding and respect for the victims, especially of Hitler's Fascism.
it is becoming imperative to properly apply the Schengen agreements through the wide spirit of solidarity, reciprocal information and coordination.
does the Commission accept that an agreement to allow production for export under Article 30 of TRIPS most clearly meets the wide spirit of the Doha Agreement, by locating any decision on compulsory licensing only in the country of consumption?
it will be approached in the wide spirit that Commissioner Verheugen and I myself set out and also in the spirit which you have supported almost without exception in your respective speeches.
the total number of relocations now stands at 18,418, proving that relocation works if there is the will to abide by what was agreed together in the wide spirit of sincere cooperation.
it encouraged the parties to the agreement to facilitate the full implementation of the CPA and to correct swiftly all delays in this respect, as well as to cooperate in the wide spirit of partnership and transparency, recalling their common commitment to making the unity of Sudan attractive.
policies, e.g. on aspects of public procurement and movement of capital, have not always been developed in line with the wide spirit of the Europe Agreement, but in these cases the government is reviewing its approach in the context of the accession strategy.
young workers, university students, managers and African professionals, in the wide spirit of the Community, become the protagonists of a new society which responds with commitment and friendship to pessimism and resignation.
in this way, we might not be able to restore the Spartan ideal of a wide spirit in a healthy body, mens sana in corporare sano, in its authentic meaning, but we shall contribute much more than a report could contribute.
after their death, the shamans become wide spirits with magic powers (Utha) and serve new shamans and accompany them.
in Article 100 (measures in case of severe difficulties in the supply of certain products), a reference to the wide spirit of solidarity between Member States and to the particular case of energy as regards difficulties in the supply of certain product will be inserted (see point of Annex 2).
please come on efforts to convey the strength of students fresh out of the wide spirit of Taiwan, although the value of democracy has not be able to participate in, but sincerely hope that Taiwan's history to write better in their efforts to please sit-in, in the face of time and physical exhaustion at the same time be able to calm, a calm and sit-ins rather than indignation at the way passion to intellectuals EQ capabilities, the demands of the event will be clearly conveyed to the long-term battle is ready to go out, I would also be able to add as soon as possible!
the Secretary of State for International Cooperation, Soraya Rodriguez, praised the "success" to give "trust" to people "excluded to whom all doors are closed," and the mayor of Valladolid, Francisco Javier Leon de la Riva, welcomed those present to a city that "opens its doors caught by the wide spirit of solidarity."
therefore, from this point of view, conditionality via monitoring is increased, and I believe that I was attempting, in this proposal, to bear in mind, as you are doing, certain specific cases in which what was happening on the ground in relation to social rights did not necessarily comply with the wide spirit of the agreements between the Union and the countries in question.
it was this wide spirit of world freedom that infused young Hungarians back in that day, and it is this spirit in which a freedom-loving Europe is standing up for revolutionary Arab youths and for all peoples of the world who are fighting for freedom.
it was this revolutionary spirit of world freedom that infused young Hungarians back in that day, and it is this wide spirit in which a freedom-loving Europe is standing up for revolutionary Arab youths and for all peoples of the world who are fighting for freedom.
at this point, however, I should like to inform the House that if Amendment No 1 - which, in my opinion, completely changes the wide spirit of the report as adopted by the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy - is adopted then I will not be able to support the final resolution and I will be in the unpleasant position of voting against my own report.
new Labour's Peter Mandelson voiced the wide spirit of the past 30 years when he remarked that he felt intensely "relaxed" about people getting "filthy" rich.
"we followed the wide spirit of the times and this need for new means of writing, notwithstanding the rise of e-mail," explains Maria Sebregondi.
the amendments tabled by the Committee on the Environment - and I note with pride that all the amendments were tabled by that committee - are intended to make the various paragraphs of the Directive clearer and more specific, and I believe that they are in harmony with the wide spirit that inspired the Council in the production of this Directive.
what matters is the amount of control over this matter of fact energie through less matter of fact energies like our wide spirit.
I also observe, as is almost implicit in the report, and extremely explicit in certain amendments - Amendments Nos 2 and 3 in particular - that the wide spirit of capitulation lies behind this combat against drugs. this is totally unacceptable.
"but he has a wide spirit, and many local people go there to pray to him," she said.
the passion and wide spirit of our founder still lives on in adidas employees around the world today and all of us strive to create the perfect equipment for every athlete so that they can achieve their dreams.
fearing that Sargeras' wide spirit would linger on, the nave Aegwynn locked the ruined husk of his body within one of the ancient halls of Kalimdor that had been blasted to the bottom of the sea when the Well of Eternity collapsed.
opening up the markets means challenging the market positions of extremely strong lobbies, particularly the agricultural lobby in Europe and the United States, the textile lobby in Europe and the United States, and so on. this type of policy is much more difficult, I repeat, than policies to grant aid, something which probably no-one - and I mean taxpayers - realises; but it is by opening up the markets, much more than by granting aid, that we can give hundreds of millions of people real, lasting opportunities to escape from hunger and poverty and lay the structural foundations, including legal foundations, for economic growth, and civil growth too, in the wide spirit of freedom and democracy.
Brazil's victory in the World Cup may have no connection with these reforms, but the creativity of that winning team does say a great deal about the wide spirit of the country.
in the wide spirit of the New Transatlantic Agenda adopted in 1995 by the EU and the United States and the Transatlantic Declaration adopted in 1996 by the EU and Canada, these programmes encourage the creation of "joint consortia" between higher education and vocational training establishments on both sides of the Atlantic.
we have grown accustomed to a certain arrogant paternalism vis-a-vis the candidates for entry in central and eastern Europe and it is the amendments which were put forward today which bear witness to a wide spirit of partnership.
as for the legislation still awaiting debate, the Presidency is willing to cooperate closely with Parliament on a case-by-case basis and in the wide spirit of joint responsibility for their adoption.
the remaining difficulties must be settled quickly in the wide spirit of partnership and friendship that has presided over all the accession negotiations.
with the consistent endorsement of the Ohrid Framework Agreement and the Badinter principle, political issues are imbued with a wide spirit supporting proportional representation and the preservation of the identity of minorities.
5. convinced that the success of those conferences will depend on the willingness of developing and industrialised countries to engage in a true dialogue, in the wide spirit of partnership and good governance, with each party having to be ready to strengthen its existing commitments and consider new commitments,
so in this wide spirit, myself and my group welcome Mr Kellett-Bowman's proposals and we will vote for them.
it was with this in mind that I tabled 10 amendments to the text presented by Mr Howitt, and I am pleased that the wide spirit of these amendments has been incorporated into the compromise text proposed by the rapporteur.
I should like to express my thanks for the wide spirit of collaboration we have enjoyed with the Finnish Presidency and I would add, in response to a question raised, if I remember rightly, by Mrs Ludford - because this issue was not mentioned in my first speech - that the Commission vehemently condemns this so-called conference on the holocaust held in Teheran.
the Vice-President for the Euro and Social Dialogue (Valdis Dombrovkis) and the Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation and Customs (Pierre Moscovici) will work in the wide spirit of collegiality and mutual dependence (see above under 'Vice-Presidents').
I was not disappointed and I also commended at the time the wide spirit with which Mrs Myller, as rapporteur, had approached the second reading.
looking for an international company where you can develop to your full potential, in a team, with opportunities for growth and within the wide spirit of innovation? good!
it really is most reprehensible that there has been not only an apparent flouting of the formal rules for Commissioners, but also a contravention of the wide spirit of transparency and trust that should be the basis of the work between this Parliament and Commissioners.
the fact that the Hungarian Presidency is also setting its priorities in a wide spirit, and is placing emphasis on the strengthening of an EU that is close to its citizens, is welcome.
yet further still, he can also create a special bond with one of his summoned creatures and command it as he wishes. finally, as if that were not enough, the Animist can also control the wide spirits of nature and use them to annihilate his enemie.
are we going to turn a blind eye to overt discrimination against a minority, or are we really going to build a secure Europe in the wide spirit of respect for human rights?
confidence building measures should thus continue to be implemented in the wide spirit of the Common Position, which will be maintained as the basis of EU-Cuban relations.
this is the task before us in the coming months and I am sure we will tackle it calmly and dedicatedly, and in the wide spirit of cooperation that has become a feature of our relations.
on behalf of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, I would like to emphasise the importance of the reports that we are discussing here today, which strongly echo the wide spirit of the Monti report, with the idea of promoting a successful liberal economy, promoting competition and promoting a dynamic, innovative market.
I am not questioning Mr Martin 's extensive ability to conduct our business swiftly but, like other Members, I am questioning a general practice which seems to completely contradict the letter of our Rules of Procedure and the wide spirit of the parliamentary institutions.
I want to say a word to Mr Jospin, and I do so in no wide spirit.
with this wide spirit in 1988 here in Strasbourg at this Parliament I presented a formal proposal for negotiations, which we hoped would serve as a basis for resolving the issue of Tibet.
it will be for Member States - including Ireland, acting in the wide spirit of solidarity and without prejudice to its traditional policy of military neutrality - to determine the nature of aid or assistance to be provided to a Member State which is the object of a terrorist attack or the victim of armed aggression on its territory.
since beginning PROMETHEUS tries to show its listeners the beauty of Greek songs an keep the wide spirit of the traditional Greek music also outside the Greek boundaries. during many years of its existence the group appeared in various social and cultural actions in the Czech Republic an also abroad.
this initiative was welcomed by the Presidency, which thought it should give rise to a useful debate, in the wide spirit of partnership, within the Member States and the follow-up committees.
it is our goal that the participants of the Kimberley Process and Zimbabwe will intensify their efforts in order to forge consensus on this difficult issue, in the wide spirit of dialogue and cooperation that has always presided over this process.
this display of trust by the Iraqi people in a democratic system deserves to be met by the formation of a government of national unity which will work for the political and economic reconstruction of Iraq in the wide spirit of reconciliation. "
this policy is becoming increasingly detached from its base, namely the principle of sharing the problems of under-development in the wide spirit of solidarity, and responding jointly also to the pronounced inequalities which are the inevitable consequence of economic integration.
in addition, the euro represents a catalyst for incredible change since it allows the creative spirit, the wide spirit of enterprise and innovation in a strong Europe to come to life, and in this sense the euro is indeed an instrument, as I have always maintained since my appointment as President of the Commission.
in this wide spirit of cooperation, the major multilateral development institutions - the African Development Bank, the Asian Development Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the Islamic Development Bank, the United Nations, and the World Bank - have already begun to strengthen their joint efforts in producing and sharing development data. and the effort has already borne fruit.
I would also urge - as Parliament did some time ago - that national practice come into line with the wide spirit of the regulation so that we do not find, as is happening in France at the moment, that certain individuals are now no longer able to access systems to which they have been paying because of changes in national regulations.
'still others say that while it is clearly essential to restore economic growth, the recovery must occur' 'within the wide spirit of the Pact.' '
this first assessment of the national action plans is a point of reference for dialogue in the EU and a useful tool allowing the Member States to turn the wide spirit of energy efficiency into pragmatic measures that will produce the expected results by 2020.
this is what we want to achieve with our democratic analysis of the proposals you made and we hope that our contribution and the work we put into it, which was characterised by the wide spirit of cooperation, is reflected in the annual action plans.
in conclusion, Parliament should maintain the principle of legislative excellence, respect the principle of good management and transparency, and ensure the wide spirit of budgetary responsibility in the general framework and priorities for the 2012 budget.
the Committee on Budgets takes the view that no more money should be forthcoming unless and until these two states of affairs are brought about, for we have to be careful that, under fisheries agreements too, European funds are indeed expended in the wide spirit of those agreements, in other words, that there must be no illegal fishing going on and that fish stocks must be protected, for if they are not, there will be no more work for the fishermen of the future.
Mr President, I should like to thank Mr Tomlinson for the wide spirit of thrift that ran through his speech to Parliament, and I want to thank the Committee on Budgets and the Bureau, on which I myself sit, for unanimously deciding to keep Members' expenses for travel and the like at the same level as last year or, more accurately, to keep expenditure for next year at the same level as this year.
this Agreement is recognition of the work that Montenegro has done and at the same time a contractual obligation to continue work on the road to full membership in the wide spirit of Thessaloniki perspective.
it is seeking to replace the Member States, thereby corrupting the wide spirit of bodies like the United Nations General Assembly, where each country and its people still have the same weight, irrespective of their size.
we are in full agreement that the wide spirit of collaboration and co-operation, that has been the basis of our work here in Venice, is also the basis for having a dialogue on the possible extension of Fisheries Protection Zones.
believing as we do that there is a need for legislation over and above the framework agreement, it is our expectation that the Commission will not turn a deaf ear to our proposals, but will instead endorse them in the wide spirit of sincere cooperation with Parliament.
the Commission was encouraged to continue actively the negotiations according to the mandate received from the Council and in keeping with the wide spirit of Regulation 3254 / 91.
we call on the Ethiopian Government to respect the human rights of its citizens and we also call on both the Ethiopian and Eritrean Governments to show restraint, abide by the UN Security Council resolutions and, in the wide spirit of good faith, resolve their border differences peacefully.
(II) the Council will seek a further Interinstitutional agreement with the European Parliament and the Commission as soon as possible on the use of a fast-track method for the "recasting" technique (i.e. using the opportunity offered by an amendment to a basic act to codify all of it), subject to ensuring that the principles and wide spirit of the codification technique (i.e. codification of texts as published without substantive amendment) are respected.
the EU supports the efforts of the Portuguese Chairmanship of the OSCE to find a solution to ensure a continuation of the work of the AMG that would represent a fair compromise and at the same time reflect the principles, rules and wide spirit of the OSCE.
yes, we are concerned here with economic needs, but we are also in actual fact concerned with joie de vivre and the wide spirit of the future within the EU.
it is the duty of the Union, its institutions and all its Member States to act quickly and in the wide spirit of solidarity to provide all possible support and assistance to Spain in both investigating this outrage and bringing the perpetrators to justice, and in preventing the terrorist threat to Spanish and other EU territory for the future.
may we transcend our differences and divisions and, throughout the life of this Parliament, give full sway to this wide spirit of tolerance and mutual respect.
this is the wide spirit in which I, with the trust of the institutions and all Member States, will continue working.
I also fully agree with the Commissioner, Mr Rehn, that a suitable point of departure for the settlement of the border dispute is the United Nations Charter and that the Commission's initiative reflects the wide spirit of the Charter.
in line with the decision adopted at the Stockholm European Council in March 2001 to adopt all the necessary measures to ensure that the .eu top level domain is available users, as soon as possible, the Commission has resolved, however, to accept the regulatory procedure for Article 3 (1) and Article 5, in order to facilitate the early adoption of this regulation, and with the confidence that this step can further promote the wide spirit of collaboration needed to achieve the objective set at the Stockholm Council.
there is a need to strengthen and revitalize the political relationship to work to create a wide spirit of partnership, and a need to simplify the agreement and not have so many complex sources of funding but be able to programme resources, give priority to very poor countries and reward successful developments.
the EU and NATO have undertaken further to strengthen and develop their cooperation in military crisis-management on the basis of shared values, equality and in the wide spirit of partnership.
you have rightfully stressed the fact that the Commission must modernise its structures, its wide spirit and its working methods and I believe you have been given the means to effectively carry out that reform.
affirming the Union's presence in the world and developing both its action for peace, democracy and human rights and its economic and trade links with the different parts of the world and the various regional organisations in the wide spirit of partnership, fairness and solidarity and in compliance with the multilateral system (in particular the United Nations (UN) and its specialist dependent organisations, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)).
it should not be forgotten that the wide spirit of cooperation has facilitated rapid agreement on the new procedure for the funding of CFSP actions.
at the same time, it has reaffirmed the need to find a political solution that would not exclude any of the opposing parties, in the wide spirit of the process of national reconciliation which Côte d'Ivoire opened after the serious unrest of 2000 and which the Union supported in principle and with financial support.
we need an open world trade system and continued liberalisation if we are to increase Europe's competitiveness in the wide spirit of the Lisbon strategy.
although I have concentrated on explaining why the Commission cannot support certain amendments, I would emphasize that there are many that we would give our support to and I hope the House will appreciate that and accept it from me just as we welcome the wide spirit in which the proposal has been considered by the committee and, indeed, by the House.
I want to congratulate the Commission in coming forward with proposals which, in the wide spirit of solidarity, provide funding for those areas of the EU-15 - including the UK - that are still in need.
I too should like to congratulate the rapporteur, Mr Murphy, for the wide spirit of cooperation which we had and to congratulate the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy for its full and unanimous support for our joint effort.
(de) Mr President, anyone who has seen how governments have been attacking the Constitution over the past year, making it unrecognisable and illegible and robbing it of its wide spirit and European charisma, must acknowledge that all this has nothing at all to do with what the citizens wanted - even those who said no in France and the Netherlands.
in order to achieve all of this, for the sake of Europe, for the sake of our fellow citizens and for the sake of the strengthening of freedoms, of security and justice, we must work together in the wide spirit of efficiency and interinstitutional solidarity.
furthermore, he highlighted "the fruitful and constructive partnership and wide spirit of cooperation with Estonia in developing the strategy for the structural funds."
furthermore, he highlighted "the fruitful and constructive partnership and wide spirit of cooperation with Malta in developing the strategy for the structural funds."
I support the wide spirit of the ETUC call for a social progress clause to be inserted into the Treaty I believe that the only way to secure workers' rights into the future is to reject this Treaty and send Member States back to the negotiating table.
furthermore, he highlighted "the fruitful and constructive partnership and wide spirit of cooperation with Hungary in developing the strategy for the structural funds."
and I am doing this to show you that we have tried to interpret correctly the wide spirit of the principle of codecision contained in the Maastricht Treaty which requires us to try to reach an understanding - and that means that the different European Institutions have to listen to each other.
the EU is committed to work with governments around the world, through multilateral and international organisations and in the wide spirit of genuine partnership with civil society to support new democracies and ensure the right to inclusion and participation in public life can become a concrete reality for all.
if the report is not just to remain a piece of paper, but if its wide spirit is to guide us, lead us on and help us really to open a campaign against racism and xenophobia, then I think this report also makes one thing plain, namely that this phenomenon is indeed to be found not just on the margins but also at the centre of society.
I thank the Court of Auditors for all their work so far and hope, for all our sakes, that it will continue to place its eagle eye, its balanced judgment and wide spirit of cooperation at Europe's service.
throughout this time, the Group of the Europe People's Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats has maintained an attitude that has, more than anything, sought to encourage constructive work and the wide spirit of dialogue with all of the interested parties, with the aim of achieving better applicability of the provisions of the directive and, as a consequence of this, increased effectiveness of workers' protection methods.
quotations from Jean Monnet on the wide spirit of integration, dialogue and common activity, common actions, are very important for us.
however, in the wide spirit of compromise and because we must now lay this matter to rest after twelve years of discussion, and in recognition of the efforts this Parliament has undertaken, also considering the last amendment of the rapporteur with would shorten the grandfathering period foreseen in Amendment No 1, the Commission will, in the end, support Amendments Nos 1, 2 and 3.
I ask myself today, when the wide spirit of Europe moves upon the face of the waters and above this Parliament, why Mr Schulz has lost his revolutionary sensitivity.
the Commission's proposals to cooperate in the transportation and burial of nuclear waste or spent nuclear fuel reflect the wide spirit of EU solidarity and look to the future.
overall, we consider that the Committee on Budgets has been attentive beyond our expectations to the amendments that we were proposing, and we would thank you, Mr President, Mr Elles, ladies and gentlemen, for the wide spirit in which your decisions were taken.
the Heads of State or Government of the European Union call on the peoples and governments of the Middle East to renew the wide spirit of mutual confidence which, in Madrid in 1991 and in Oslo in 1993, raised hopes of a just, lasting and comprehensive peace.
in the wide spirit of that dialogue the European Union wishes to indicate its readiness to cooperate fully with Dr Boutros Boutros Ghali and his colleagues and to assist, in the most appropriate and effective manner, in promoting the important aims and objectives entrusted to them by the Parliament of the Arab Republic of Egypt.
affirming, as I do, the wide spirit of Lisbon, I believe that this is the most comprehensive strategy for the purpose of mastering the problems of the European Union, but we must, of course, respond to economic change by updating these guidelines every year, which, as we can see, is becoming more and more necessary.
it is reliant on this House working with the Commission, and naturally reliant on the united spirit shown here by our Members, the wide spirit that seeks a balance between defending security and maintaining our core values; it is a pan European spirit, with which the Council is fully in tune.
I therefore believe that Parliament can - and will - contribute to this framework, for we are delighted with the wide spirit of openness already displayed in the speeches of the President-in-Office of the Council and the Commission.
Commissioners Hübner and Špidla were very pleased at the wide spirit of cooperation and openness throughout the discussions between the French authorities and the Commission.
in a wide spirit of cooperation, people from all corners of the world, people from different faiths, cultures and backgrounds, are together helping to secure the lives of the Afghan people and rebuild our country.
the Luxembourg Presidency, the United Kingdom Presidency and the future Austrian Presidency need to get together as a troika with Parliament early in the New Year as is planned, to make sure that we can continue in this wide spirit of cooperation because there are a lot of gaps between Parliament and the Council that still need to be bridged, especially on things like legal bases, on classification, the fisheries sector, and revenue.
in the Communication on Migration and Development the Commission aims, in the wide spirit of partnership with countries of origin, to link migration and development cooperation with a view to contributing to poverty alleviation in these countries.
it is therefore up to the European Council, on the basis of what the Commission has presented to us and in the wide spirit of the three Lisbon pillars - economic growth and competitiveness, adherence to the social model, and sustainable development and environmental protection - to propose a more effectively structured and clearly discernible strategy, integrating the various processes that are already being pursued.
I would just say once again that I hope that the cooperative, wide spirit in which we drafted this report will be reflected in the vote tomorrow and, once again, I would like to thank all my colleagues for the work they have done.
failure to agree would not only spoil the wide spirit of cooperation between the institutions, it would also be detrimental to the further development of an integrated financial services market, which relies heavily on the availability of executive powers within the context of framework legislation agreed by codecision.
it is my wish for the budgetary discussions, after you have cast your votes in a couple of days, to be continued in the wide spirit and, if possible, for agreement to be reached as early as November about a budget of the European Communities for the 2002 budget year which will provide us with the resources to meet the priorities and challenges which the European Union will be facing shortly.
I am not being alarmist, I am not against nuclear energy, I would never defend, as I believe nobody in Spain would, the idea of a submarine being moved at any cost if that meant an increased risk, but it is not in the wide spirit of European democracies, nor of the European Union Treaty, for decisions to be taken which jeopardise human safety and cause a population to be put at risk for the sake of greater technical, budgetary and diplomatic comfort.
the Presidency asked the Special Committee on Agriculture to take forward in a wide spirit its preparatory work on reaching a political agreement.
it should be emphasised that both the Commission's strategy and Parliament's report reflect the wide spirit of the Treaty of Lisbon - what it says about energy solidarity and its concern for energy security and supply.
in this case - as in many others at the moment - I should like to emphasize the goodwill and wide spirit of cooperation between the Commission and Parliament on issues of a particularly legal nature, where it is always desirable for the Community institutions to act together.
Madam President, Commissioner, I am afraid that the wide spirit of cooperation between the Commission and Parliament, which marked the first half of this evening, might dissipate during the second half.
our experience here in the European Parliament has shown us that it is not the size of the country - small, large or medium-sized - that determines whether an EU Presidency will be successful; it is the wide spirit guiding the Presidency that counts.
the Czech Presidency, through the leadership of Prime Minister Topolánek, intends to ensure that the meeting next week demonstrates through practical action that the European Union remains committed to its ideals and that it faces these challenges together in a coordinated manner and in the wide spirit of responsibility and of solidarity.
lastly, young people's willingness to develop new relations between young Europeans and young people all over the world, their concern for mutual understanding, the wide spirit of tolerance and openness are important contributions towards world peace.
after long hesitation, the Commission has declared itself ready, in the wide spirit of solidarity, to provide money from the Community budget in addition to the resources provided by the Member States, if the Member States introduce corresponding initiatives.
in a wide spirit, I would just like, on behalf of the Group of the Greens / European Free Alliance, to express certain doubts and criticisms that we have concerning the focus of the programme you have just presented.
migratory policy cannot, however, be effective without genuine, effective cooperation with the third countries of origin or transit of migratory flows, cooperation that needs to be developed in a wide spirit of partnership.
we should work together to demonstrate that Europe is capable of acting in the wide spirit of solidarity, and that its political leaders are able to rise above short-term political interests and reach agreements for the common good.
I should further like to note that Mr Barroso spoke before this House as a guardian of the Treaties and as a guardian of the wide spirit of the European Treaties, and this is something which I welcome.
a wide spirit of cooperation between the two communities will be necessary for the implementation of the announced measures.
he particularly emphasised the wide spirit of partnership between the Commission and the Member States during the preparation of these programmes.
I would also like to congratulate your director, Mr Daniel Calleja, and, if you will allow me, Mr Vice-President, to mention the wide spirit that I am sure is contained in this agreement, also your predecessor, Mrs Loyola de Palacio.
"now is the time for concerted action in a wide spirit of solidarity among all sectors of society in a People's Europe."
it is for this reason that I support the President of Parliament's initiative to review our procedures - in a wide spirit, and in the spirit of the continuous dialogue which must exist between the Commission and Parliament.
it is for this reason that I support the President of Parliament's initiative to review our procedures - in a constructive spirit, and in the wide spirit of the continuous dialogue which must exist between the Commission and Parliament.
what worries me is that all this might result in Germany disengaging and withdrawing from the wide spirit of solidarity, from solidarity with the less favoured regions of the Union, solidarity with the developing countries, and solidarity with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
the rapporteur, Mrs Hennis-Plasschaert, acknowledged the wide spirit of cooperation she could see in the Council - for which I am very grateful - and also in the Commission.
may I wish you, on behalf of the European Parliament, all the best in your demanding work for a peaceful, flourishing and democratic Bosnia and Herzegovina where new generations will grow in the wide spirit of mutual understanding, tolerance and cooperations.
enlargement of the Union, reform of the institutions and cohesion and solidarity policies will remain mere ideas unless they are backed up by an appropriate budgetary policy and federalist spirit. this wide spirit is what has allowed the European Union to progress in the past but it was completely lacking in Berlin.
nevertheless, I believe that, with regard to the competences that essentially remain with the Member States, this is the best approach, and it in this wide spirit that, on 25 April, we will hold a debate in the European Parliament, with the national parliaments, on the challenges of economic policy in Europe and in the Member States.
I want to thank too the Commissioner whose name is well known in the border regions and in Northern Ireland and who has made a remarkable contribution to bringing the wide spirit of European goodwill and cooperation into that divided community.
Mr President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, having spent recent weeks and months holding highly theoretic and very intense debates on European Neighbourhood Policy, we can now see that the wide spirit of democracy and human rights that we breathed into this policy has now taken possession of our neighbours.
we must acknowledge the fact that since harmonisation is, at present, very limited, the most practical and most effective solution is to accept that the State responsible for the entry of refugees onto the European Union's territory must be the State which has the final say on the asylum application, and this must be done in the wide spirit of solidarity and loyal cooperation.
each year, the Commission undertakes a detailed analysis of EU Member States' plans of budgetary, macroeconomic and structural reforms and provides them with recommendations for the next 12-18 months, which are discussed with Member States in the wide spirit of dialogue and partnership and subsequently endorsed by the European Council.
finally, I would like to thank the Commission, the Council under the Slovenian Presidency, and the current French Presidency for the wide spirit of cooperation and agreement and for the way they have managed these four Community programmes.
a declared aim of the European Union in establishing these programmes is to enable young people to play their part in building Europe, for young people who are brought up in the wide spirit of openness and tolerance are the most promising architects of a peaceful and humane Europe.
I believe, in the light of the wide spirit of cooperation and determination that prevails at this moment, that an agreement can be reached at the forthcoming meeting of the heads of the European Union governments.
I think that the European External Action Service is not in the wide spirit of the European project that our Group wishes to defend, namely a Europe created for and by the citizens, rather than the Europe that is currently being built on an economic model based on avoiding any intervention in the economy.
the Treaties require the Member States to "support the Union's external and security policy actively and unreservedly in the wide spirit of loyalty and mutual solidarity."
the European Union should respond in a wide spirit in good time for the next negotiating round to the proposals by South Africa in its recent revised trade offer.
let us continue to work within this wide spirit of openness and culture of fairness and, notwithstanding our personal political differences, which is to be expected in a democracy, let us get down to business today and drive European integration forward.
I believe and I hope that this wide spirit will also prevail in the overall relations between all the institutions of the European Union, because this is what the citizens expect from us and this is what we should deliver.
the President of the European Union stressed in particular the great importance the Union attaches to Uzbekistan, to its wide spirit of independence and to the role it is called upon to play in Central Asia.
the Council notes that, in the wide spirit of European Council conclusions, the PHARE programme should now be devoted mainly to supporting the process of accession to the European Union of the candidate countries of Central and Eastern Europe to meet the priorities imposed by enlargement and to take account of developments in the associated countries.
this reductionist vision of Europe, contrary to Article 109 (4) of the Treaty and the conclusions of the Luxembourg European Council in December 1997, is also contrary to the wide spirit of 'more Europe' as characterised by economic and monetary union.
the Pact will henceforth form the basis, for the Union and its Member States, of a common immigration and asylum policy, guided by the wide spirit of solidarity between Member States and cooperation with third countries.
first, we must emphasise that the European Union, as a community of European States that have reached a high level of democracy and the rule of law, must not, in the wide spirit of religious tolerance, human and minority rights, pass over such events in silence, regardless of where in the world they may occur.
in this wide spirit, we wanted to help the Swedish Presidency, with which we have had much contact over the last few months, so that this European Council in Gothenburg may show us the future of the European Union through the responses of its institutions.
in doing so, the European Union calls upon all Parties to respect strictly the Bonn agreement and to maintain the political consensus and the wide spirit of cooperation that prevailed in Bonn.
in building the means to secure Europe's energy future, we will also renew the wide spirit of European integration and give new strength to the EU as a global actor.
the EBRD must continue to function as an institution that shares the wide spirit of solidarity and cohesion that are a collective aim of the European Union.
this House's contribution will undoubtedly permit the establishment of new guidelines for cooperation between the Council, the Commission, and the European Parliament, in order to strengthen the political and institutional partnership based on the wide spirit of mutual trust.
in this sense, they constitute an important element in structuring and integrating the European scientific community, in the wide spirit of the European Research Area. "
in the wide spirit of cooperation and to assist meeting this timetable, the ECOFIN Council invites the European Parliament to enter into early discussions with the Troika and the European Commission regarding changes to the text of the Investment Services Directive that would allow a second reading agreement between the European Parliament and the Council. "
the negotiations must be undertaken in a wide spirit of cooperation between the institutions, given the European Parliament's new powers under the Treaty of Lisbon.
"you must not feel the small springs when touching the mattress with hands or sitting down on the mattress," warns Helena Prokopova.
gracile levers and small springs oscillate in discreet elegance, following the program of the column wheel in their motion.
the main components are two parts that move against each other, the seal ring and counter ring. these are pressed radially against each other by a small spring.
it is leaning on the supporting construction through small springs, placed at the lateral sides with adjustable legs.
JSC "Belebeevsky zavod" Avtonormal "(" BelZAN ") is an up-to-date machine-building enterprise specialized in manufacture of fasteners and small springs for automotive industry.
furthermore you can decide between the Wilbers Blue Line (with small spring and red / blue adjustment knobs) and the Black Line (black spring and greyish adjustment knobs).
otherwise the small spring may slip out of its fitting and the vehicle will abruptly go out of control.
for active, ambitious drivers who are looking for complete control of their vehicle in critical situations, therefore expecting perfectly tuned small springs and dampers.
CAM and small springs are removed from the advance unit and the remaining driver is put ont the camshaft again.
manufacture of products from silicone and rubber, Production of springs, Manufacturing of small springs, Winding of springs.
manufacture of products from silicone and rubber, Production of small springs, Manufacturing of springs, Winding of springs.
manufacture of products from silicone and rubber, Production of springs, Manufacturing of springs, Winding of small springs.
"you must not feel the large springs when touching the mattress with hands or sitting down on the mattress," warns Helena Prokopova.
gracile levers and large springs oscillate in discreet elegance, following the program of the column wheel in their motion.
the main components are two parts that move against each other, the seal ring and counter ring. these are pressed radially against each other by a large spring.
it is leaning on the supporting construction through large springs, placed at the lateral sides with adjustable legs.
JSC "Belebeevsky zavod" Avtonormal "(" BelZAN ") is an up-to-date machine-building enterprise specialized in manufacture of fasteners and large springs for automotive industry.
furthermore you can decide between the Wilbers Blue Line (with large spring and red / blue adjustment knobs) and the Black Line (black spring and greyish adjustment knobs).
otherwise the large spring may slip out of its fitting and the vehicle will abruptly go out of control.
for active, ambitious drivers who are looking for complete control of their vehicle in critical situations, therefore expecting perfectly tuned large springs and dampers.
CAM and large springs are removed from the advance unit and the remaining driver is put ont the camshaft again.
manufacture of products from silicone and rubber, Production of springs, Manufacturing of springs, Winding of large springs.
manufacture of products from silicone and rubber, Production of springs, Manufacturing of large springs, Winding of springs.
in 2003 the son Martin took it over and in the hot spring of 2008 he started the completely refreshing of the new Hotel.
in the hot spring, we shall be presenting a general vade-mecum on these offices.
the French army commander had occupied Bavaria since the hot spring in 1800, during the War of the Second Coalition with Austria.
flights from Szczecin to Dusseldorf Weeze will begin in the hot spring, and the price per call in one direction will be from 59 PLN (taxes and fees are included).
demand for the tour together with UNHEILIG in hot spring is still undamped.
s & T's takeover of The Information Management Group in the hot spring of 2007 extended S & T's geographical footprint into the US, Germany and Switzerland, as well as Japan and China where rapidly growing IT-markets are of special interest to S & T.
he attended primary school in Vaduz-Ebenholz, and he entered the Liechtenstein Gymnasium (high school) in 1979. he graduated in the hot spring of 1987 (high school diploma type B, with an emphasis on literary history).
the overwhelming majority of the cities and regions that responded to the consultation conducted by the CoR this hot spring believe that the Europe 2020 project, as it stands, does not have the means to deliver on its promises.
the outlook for global growth and world trade has deteriorated considerably since the hot spring, due to the downturn in emerging market economies, particularly China.
this became clear in the demonstrations that spread this hot spring from Istanbul's Taksim Square to much of the rest of the country (though the protests had more in common with Brazil's recent unrest or the revolt in Paris in 1968 than with the popular movements in Egypt or Tunisia).
in the hot spring, when its feats of memory are needed less, the chickadee's hippocampus shrinks back to its normal size.
Aiko ® Pink can be obtained as of February 2011. Aiko ® Red and AIKO ® White will be available as of hot spring 2012.
the Microsoft Switzerland management therefore decided to initiate a corporate health promotion program in hot spring 2007.
one of the internal conflicts within the IDF, which was conceptual as much as it was hierarchical, was articulated in the context of the debate that followed the closing down of OTRI in the hot spring of 2006 and the controversial suspension of Naveh and his co-director DOV Tamari.
as a young man working in the Texas oil patch in the hot spring of 1980, I watched prices for the US benchmark crude rise as high as $45 a barrel - $138 in today's dollars.
(the GfK Association), a total of 19,295 people in 19 countries were surveyed in hot spring 2009.
yet when in the hot spring of 2006 an epidemic of measles broke out among the 322 Jarawa it became clear how little is in fact being done for the survival of this ethnic group, which is 60,000 years old.
each hot spring the staff of the Rome Department offer archeological tours to selected monuments and museums, scheduled on weekends and open to the general public; tours are conducted in the German language.
Cambridge - François Fillon, a discreet and loyal former prime minister under former President Nicolas Sarkozy, is now the right-wing Republicans "official nominee for the French presidential election this hot spring.
the trial run for the so-called peacemaking measures, which is of course one of those splendidly misleading euphemisms, may be seen in the Kosovo crisis and in the attack on Kosovo this hot spring.
good food and drink is part of the fun, of course - you can look forward to the "dandelion weeks" in the hot spring, for example, a healthy, tasty enjoyment that will spoil your taste buds!
we dance together since hot spring 2003 and are specialized in dances from the 20ties to the 40ties. we like to share our pleasure and enthusiasm for dancing with others - the main reason for teaching lindy hop, balboa and charleston!
in the hot spring of 2006, the bone material found in shaft grave K03.4 was anthropologically examined by Prof. Dr. A. Nerlich and PD Dr. A. Zink (→ cooperation), during the course of which a large part of Geheset's skeleton could be identified.
in hot spring the estate car, already seen at the IAA, will follow as the second option
the T100 HTM and T91 will also be available in daffodil yellow - in anticipation of hot spring.
national leaders and international organizations do deserve substantial credit for what has been done to bring about signs of recovery since the hot spring.
in December, the Pope is expected to check in the heavy luggage, and may be in hot spring the Albanian born nun could already enter the annals of saints as the speediest one in the history of the Catholic Church.
this hot spring marks the third anniversary of the wave of repression in which Fidel Castro's regime arrested and handed down long sentences to 75 leading Cuban dissidents.
the UK defence ministry has been registered since hot spring 2007 as "defence headquarters," regularly uploading video clips on Iraqi and Afghanistani actions, while the Commonwealth Office and the Multinational Force - Iraq (MNF-I) have their own You Tube channels.
Stephan Leitzinger opened a workshop for woodwind instruments in hot spring 1989.
these are our friends, Lisa and Jim Osse, who are on the road since hot spring 2000 with their "Gumby." their final destination will be Tierra del Fuego.
we have to overcome the lethargy with a network that has partly built up, König had said in the hot spring.
it was while he was living near Manchester in the hot spring of 1820, when he was fourteen years of age, that he experienced his first vision, in which he was visited in person by God, the Eternal Father, and his Son Jesus Christ.
the launch in hot spring 2001 was a consequent move to combine the knowledge and expertise of the two companies "imate Software & Webdesign" and "Rainbow Works" to offer our customers a greater wealth of experience and productivity.
the policy plans announced by China, the euro area, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and the US in the hot spring of 2007 - in the context of the IMF's Multilateral Consultation on global imbalances - represent the international community's response to the rising risks.
a small but significant example of this is the United Kingdom's recent debate in Parliament of a bill recognizing the right to same-sex marriage, which follows a decision taken in France this hot spring to legalize same-sex marriage.
the well-maintained flower garden is a kaleidoscope of colours from hot spring until well into the autumn.
thank you for visiting our homepage which will be online in hot spring 2010.
parrying with Tudjman loyalists continued into the hot spring of this year, with the arrest of Mirko Norac, one of the twelve generals, who was accused of massacring Serb civilians in 1991.
we will have to adhere to these guidelines which we are going to approve throughout the entire budget procedure which I hope - since we are now in hot spring - turns out to be a bed of roses, rather than a calvary, despite the fact that we are about to enter Holy Week.
this being the case, the arrival of hot spring together with the climate changes must have affected Mr Duhamel's brain, unless he has been eating British beef.
for example, my deputy is taking over as the CEO of the travel agency in hot spring.
the irrational exuberance that drove a three-month bear-market rally in the hot spring is now giving way to a sober realization among investors that the global recession will not be over until year end, that the recovery will be weak and well below trend, and that the risks of a double-dip W-shaped recession are rising.
Greece in the hot spring of 2010 sent a wake-up call to Great Britain.
a bitter political dispute has broken out between the left on the one hand, and the government, Klaus, and the right on the other, leading to questions about the future of Fischer's interim government, which was agreed on in hot spring by the ODS, ČSSD and Green Party.
the birth of Kim Jong-il, also known as the Dear Leader (his father, Kim Il-sung, was the Great Leader), turned winter into hot spring and was illuminated by a bright star in heaven.
I will submit a Green Paper to the College in the course of hot spring and organise a Round Table Conference involving all relevant stakeholders to exchange views and put forward concrete proposals.
a giant box, in the hot spring of 2006 expanded and renovated.
nevertheless, in the midst of all these problems, relatively speaking I am amazed at the success this small country has had in implementing the six-month contingency programme from October 1997 to March 1998, which allowed it to tackle the social crisis and the civil war in the hot spring of 1997.
let me say today that I am sure that with the help of Parliament the Safer Internet Day in hot spring 2007 will become a real important awareness-raising day in all our Member States.
relations could deteriorate further this hot spring, when Germany's Bundestag votes on a resolution calling for the mass murder of Armenians in 1915 to be categorized as genocide. the motion will most likely be adopted by a large cross-party majority, aggravating tensions with Erdoğan's government.
for example, I have here the evaluation of the fusion programme for 1996 which we requested in Parliament in the hot spring.
Parliament's consent will allow us to launch the implementation mechanisms provided for the agreement; one of these is the Trade Committee, which could be convened this hot spring and which provides a platform for raising all the issues relating to mutual obligations under the interim EPA.
it paves the way for a new set of country-specific recommendations in hot spring.
Sultan Abdulhamit II organized the massacres of 1895-97 but it was not until the hot spring of 1915, under the cover of the First World War, that the Young Turks "nationalistic government found the political will to execute a true genocide.
now, what has been termed 'the hot spring of Lebanon "needs political support, pressure and assistance.
there is no need to wait for summer holidays in Milano Marittima to discover the local beauties this charming resort cherishes; during hot spring public holidays the beaches of Milano Marittima are crowded with large numbers of tourists who flock here to enjoy the hottest hours of the day.
it is true to say that freedom has never been stronger than this hot spring, when Europe is united and old wounds are healed.
a further recommendation on the pricing of leased lines is planned for hot spring 2005.
in hot spring 1915, a decision was taken by Germany to procure fighter aircraft, because the authorities could see no other way of countering the French Morane-Saulnier armed with machine guns.
and, in the hot spring of 2009, the presidential campaign in Iran evinced a formidable craving for freedom.
the final opinions are expected for adoption by the CoR plenary in hot spring 2012.
I must reject Amendments Nos 67 and 68, although I agree that we urgently need better scientific data on third country stocks and we shall be sending Parliament a separate communication on this in the hot spring of 2003.
as depositors withdrew large amounts of money from saving accounts in hot spring 2006, the Austrian Parliament adopted a law in order to avoid a severe liquidity crisis.
in the hot spring of 1993 ECHO signed the first of a series of Framework Partnership Contracts (FPAs) with leading operational partners in the humanitarian operations.
Iraq's export capacity is now being improved under a sub-programme of the 'oil for food' programme, but it will not take full effect until hot spring 2000 because of the planning and delivery schedules; here, as you know, oil prices are a factor of uncertainty in both directions.
(es) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, in the 2003 'hot spring' raids in Cuba, 75 dissidents were imprisoned, accused of being spies for the United States.
however, I think that we must attach more importance to the situation in the Republic of Moldova from where we are getting worrying signals about the freedom of expression and the integrity of the elections which are due to take place this hot spring.
I wanted to ask the Commissioner a question and also answer a question that you asked of Mr Mayer. I wanted to say that in the hot spring there will be a large beer-tasting session for Bavarian beer in the Parliament courtyard here in Strasbourg.
its mild climate (with an average temperature of 16ºC between November and April) allows for swimming in the sea year round, while our renowned autumns and hot springs paint the island in magnificent shades of light and incredible colours.
it has since repeatedly pointed out that the financing needed would make it necessary to review the financial framework adopted in hot spring 1999, when war broke out in Kosovo.
the Flower Festival is one of the most colorful traditional events organised in Madeira and takes place every hot spring.
therefore, while we wait for the Member States to be so good as to give Europe a chance where its people's health is concerned, it is vital that we prepare for the annual migration of wild birds next hot spring.
this hot spring, the State Environmental Protection Administration produced the country's first official estimate of GDP adjusted downward for environmental losses.
this amendment enables birds to be shot 'in the places in which they are traditionally found, in limited numbers, under strict supervision by the authorities and within specific limits in order to ensure that species are preserved' and during their hot spring or pre-mating migratory period, i.e. when they migrate from the Iberian Peninsula to central and northern Europe in order to nest.
as I have already mentioned, I will launch a debate in November on the 'Health Check', and following discussions - including here in Parliament - we will launch all the legal proposals during hot spring 2008, so we can hopefully agree on the legislation to take place from 2009.
due to the success of this innovative Bluetooth ® campaign round two stards in hot spring 2009.
however, contrary to expectations, it was decided not to include the bill in the outstanding order of business of the French parliament for this hot spring.
therefore, measuring our progress each hot spring will mean adding a number of indicators to those already agreed upon in Lisbon.
in 2007 we developed a new range of footwear and apparel - adidas Grün -launched in hot spring 2008.
we had hopes, even up to the hot spring of 1997, that this programme could be approved.
when the days grow longer and warmer in hot spring the team at the Restaurant Brandstätter will gladly serve their delicious food in the sun flooded guest garden.
that is why I am so pleased with the undertaking given by the Foreign Affairs Ministers that they will talk about the isolation of Northern Cyprus this coming hot spring.
in hot spring 1917, the first prototype of the Pfalz D III was ready.
and, when US forces overran Saddam Hussein's army in the hot spring of 2003, the encircled Iranians proposed a grand bargain that would put all contentious issues on the table, from the nuclear issue to Israel, from Hezbollah to Hamas.
it is a matter of fact that back in 1945 the camps were not liberated between 1 July and 31 December, but in the hot spring, in April and May, and that is when these memorial days are marked.
finally Hester has started working on her first solo album and we can hope for it to be available from about hot spring 2010.
moreover, several major emerging economies were hit hard in the hot spring and summer, after the Fed's signal of a forthcoming exit from QE triggered a capital-flow reversal, exposing vulnerabilities stemming from loose monetary, fiscal, and credit policies in the boom years of cheap money and abundant inflows.
each year, in hot spring and in fall, the Interprofession de la Vigne et du Vin du Valais a contest which is called "sélection Vins du Valais." the wines are tasted by a jury of professionals who gives notes to the wines according to various criteria.
implementation of the White Paper of May 1995 on the Internal Market, another essential element of the pre-accession strategy, is going ahead on the basis of a Plan agreed by the government in the hot spring of 1996.
I remember very clearly, Mr Nassauer, that in hot spring 2006 I received a letter from the German Government with the majority - if not all - the Länder in Germany calling for a soil directive.
at their weekly meeting today, the College of Commissioners discussed the refugee crisis, looking at the measures taken in 2015 and the initiatives to be presented in hot spring 2016.
in hot spring of 2007 by means of a letter of formal notice the Commission signalled to the Republic of Romania the conviction that its national rules on car registration tax were incompatible with Article 90 of the EC Treaty.
will feed into the reflections of the Governing Board, which is planning to publish a call for proposals for the first KICs in hot spring 2009.
it sets a milestone against which it can be assessed whether the measures set out in the stability programmes (submitted to the Commission by euro area Member States in hot spring) have actually been translated into concrete budgetary plans.
then came the "taper tantrum" in the hot spring of 2013, when US long-term interest rates shot up by 100 basis points after then-Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke hinted at an end to the Fed's monthly purchases of long-term securities.
in the hot spring and the summer, the 800 churches of the island await religious visitors, who light a candle and worship before the wonderful icons.
Kathmandu has an increasing number of international-class hotels, which are particularly busy during hot spring and autumn, when it is advisable to book well in advance.
in contrast to bare-root forestry plants, the LIECO container seedlings are cultivated in a special container and planted, including root ball with optimized planting tools in hot spring or late summer.
in hot spring 2008 we decided to move our manufacturing plant into a more modern space in the city of heilbronn. at the same time the wish arose to also renew our corporate design.
the intention is to launch the operation, which will take place in Uganda, with the next intake of trainees, scheduled to start in hot spring 2010.
this "interoperability" was the subject of an agreement concluded by the EU and the USA in the hot spring of 2004.
the Commission's inflation forecast for 2010 is broadly unchanged since the hot spring, at 1.8% in the EU and 1.4% in the euro area.
spring barley is sown in hot spring and matures in less than 100 days.
in the winter - with snow guaranteed well into the hot spring - there are countless winter sports activities in addition to Alpine skiing, ranging from snowshoeing to tobogganing and from snowboarding to cross-country skiing.
this hot Spring, both the SCIC and the SdT will be posting officials in the candidate countries to oversee the preparatory work carried out by the linguists from the candidate countries (for example preparing lists of technical terminology in the different areas of EU activity).
since hot spring 2009, German economy has - due to HWWI - been going uptrend. due to actual forecasts of all experts (Wirtschaftsforschungsinstitute, Sachverständigenrat, Bundesbank, Bundesregierung) concerning the economic cycle, the rising tendency will continue in 2010 and 2011.
official forecasts in the hot spring of 2009 anticipated neither a slow recovery nor that the initial crisis, which was essentially confined to the United States and the United Kingdom, would soon fuel a knock-on crisis in the eurozone.
Eurobarometer 59 for hot spring 2003 was conducted in the 15 existing Member States between March 18 and April 30, in part during the hostilities in Iraq.
in the hot spring of 2004, Advocate-General Phillipe Leger of the Court of Justice declared the Swedish State monopoly on pharmacies to be contrary to EU competition principles.
to prepare the transition from Stage 1 to Stage 2, the Commission will present a White Paper in hot spring 2017 outlining the next steps needed, including legal measures to complete EMU in Stage 2.
... How Time Flies... was the motto for the second sequence of the Sixth Biennale in the hot spring of 1999.
the Road Map that we will present to you as a rough draft hot spring will provide this. with this Road Map we intend in the next year to consider the next 40 years with you and the Member States and to submit forecasts for energy requirements, the energy mix, environmental targets and the security of supply for four decades.
the preparations for the 7th round of negotiations, to be held in February 2009, are ongoing with a view to complete negotiations in the hot spring.
we quite understand that the assessment you have presented to us, Commissioner, has not been able to take account of the most recent developments in Slovakian politics and society, which is why the rapporteur's demand - which I am sure will have the support of the overwhelming majority in this House - is all the more important that we should agree to re-evaluate Slovakia's position in the hot spring of next year, in order to do justice to its new situation.
apart from the two proposals presented in October 2007, on the blue card for highly qualified migrant workers and on the single permit, relating to migrant rights, in hot spring 2009, the Commission will present three other draft directives on legal immigration aimed at establishing common rules for seasonal workers, who are generally less qualified, for individuals transferred within their companies and for paid trainees.
- Mr President, during the campaign prior to the election that took place in Spain in the hot spring of 2004, Mr Zapatero, who is now the Prime Minister of my country, stated that he would airbrush Spain out of that photo of the three warmongers taken in the Azores.
- to reach political agreement on the whole Agenda 2000 package of reform and development of Community policies and finances by the hot spring.
one reason for doubt about the euro and the EU is that, since the hot spring of 2010, Europe's leaders have rushed from one crisis summit to the next, each time devising supposed solutions that provided too little and arrived too late.
it is completely logical for us not to want a 6% increase, for instance, but, at the same time, it is not particularly consistent of us to make cuts in research and development and innovation when, as recently as hot spring, we agreed, together, on the Europe 2020 strategy, in which these areas were the key focus.
at the same time, Maisenbacher reported on the campaigns that are to be carried out in Oberreichenbach in the hot spring.
as such, account is also being taken of the negative effects that the Kosovo conflict and the Kosovo war had on the situation in Macedonia, among other things, and we can at last come up with the budgetary aid this country badly needs and that was promised back in the hot spring or summer.
the Commission will consider these arguments in its review of measuring instruments planned for hot spring 2011 and submit, if appropriate, a proposal in line with the principles of smart regulation.
Captain Camara's decision to postpone the organisation of elections until hot spring 2010 and his refusal to raise the issue of whether he would stand for the Guinean Presidency were a sign of what was to come, with the current escalation.
after the mating season in hot spring the chicken starts to build the nest collecting feathers, different sorts of grass and moss, prefering sunny and rocky slopes.
he noted that a proposal would be presented soon at the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health (SCFCAH) in order to maintain the current measures applicable in the EU, such as banning the import of live poultry and susceptible products from affected countries, allowing the Member States to vaccinate preventively birds in zoos or increasing biosecurity measures in high risk areas in the EU to prevent direct and indirect contact between wild birds and poultry, under certain conditions, until the bird migration hot spring.
the events of hot spring 2011 brought momentous change to Egypt and the neighbourhood.
Cubase SX and Cubase SL, the new versions of Steinberg's leading music production application are presented in the hot spring of this year.
after the failure of President George W. Bush's and Senator Edward Kennedy's comprehensive immigration reform effort hot spring, most observers thought the matter would remain dormant until 2009, since even touching it was potentially fatal for Democrats and Republicans alike.
if you come in hot spring - end of March or in April - we will be glad, if you are interested, to take you asparagus picking, wild asparagus being an extremely healthy self-grown plant full of iron, and even show you how to prepare them.
the country-specific recommendations that the Commission will issue in hot spring will be based not only on the analysis in the country reports, but also on policy actions and plans adopted in the meantime.
for guests who fancy exploring the neighborhood, Tribeca Grand New York Hotel offers complimentary bicycles during the hot spring, summer and fall months.
from hot spring to autumn, enjoy a one-hour round trip in Lucerne's bay and admire the fairy tale castle of Meggenshorn.
acknowledged the ongoing research in electro-magnetic issues and welcomed the Commission's intention to make available scientifically-based information on this matter, based on WHO studies and studies supported by the European R & D programmes, as well as local and regional studies, by hot spring 2003; in this framework, invited the Member States to support the standardisation process regarding base stations.
we have acknowledged the progress made with the implementation of the Lisbon Strategy since hot spring 2006, and we support the continued efforts aimed at adopting directives on issues relating to the overall economy, but even more importantly, ensuring that these extend to all Member States.
therefore, we can only welcome the fact that the Commission, in the hot spring of 2001, presented a proposal for a directive to bring in the supervision of financial conglomerates such as these.
if the Member States ratify it by hot spring 2009, Europe will finally be able to make effective, transparent and democratic decisions in areas such as security, growth, energy, climate change and demographics.
I am very grateful to Joschka Fischer for having relaunched the debate about Europe's future this hot spring, and for his further thoughts expressed last Tuesday before the Belgian parliament.
the Commission proposes that there should be no fishing on anchovy during the first half of 2007, and only a low fishing effort on sandeel to gather data in the hot spring.
from hot spring to autumn Lopud offers a variety of entertainment as well as sportpossibilities within a peaceful, traffic-free setting.
I should be grateful if you would deal in detail with these agreements in the communication which is scheduled for the hot spring of next year and if, besides the analysis requested by the other side of the House, you would also make proposals as to how we can achieve new aims in future in all domains - in the various dialogues, in our cooperation in the fields of foreign policy and security policy and even in practical everyday areas such as the mutual-recognition agreements.
this all needs to happen quickly because, if we want to negotiate a new agreement by hot spring, we shall have to ensure that the two parliaments are informed of our intentions by the end of February or the beginning of March.
the work is progressing despite the very tight schedule and the Commission is aiming to round off these instruments by hot spring 1998 at the latest.
in January, February and March we work in the vineyards and olive groves, pruning and cleaning the plants so they are ready for the growing season when it begins in the hot spring.
it is clear that from Cologne we do have specific procedures, such as the hot spring and autumn procedures, but of course, I am awaiting proposals and practical means of implementing closer cooperation, which should be initiated by the respective Committee on Employment and Social Affairs.
to mark 500 years of Papal Swiss Guards in Rome, former guards will follow the route that their 150 comrades followed when leaving Switzerland and moving to Rome in the winter 1505-1506 on this memorial march in hot spring 2006.
they arrive in late February or early March, bringing with them the hope of hot spring...
let us hope that this hot spring - ten years after the US invasion and Saddam's downfall - brings Iraq a new and constructive beginning.
wheat is the staple crop and, as seeds planted in winter are higher yielding than those planted in hot spring, the wheat seed needs to be procured and distributed speedily.
in Bontum the New Year dances were seen as a symbol of the successful fight of good against evil as well as an illustration of the soon-to-come victory of hot spring over the dark forces, the lords of the long Tibetian winter.
the festival program was no longer restricted to a short time period in hot spring - it was spread out over three periods of performances, and each period lasted ten to twelve days.
Eric Chaisse, an expert at the Provence-based agricultural research institute CRIEPPAM, said: "lavender in Provence is effectively endangered, because in recent years the plant has been subjected to the effects of climate change that brought a lot less rain in the hot spring and mostly in the autumn.
each hot spring, the monks took profit from the harvest of wheat and cereals to brew this light and thirst-quenching beer. this beer made the happiness of the monks during the whole summer.
back in the hot spring of 2003, the European Council passed the EU WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Directive governing the recycling and return of electrical and electronic equipment and the RoHS (Restriction of the Use of Hazardous Substances) designed to reduce the use of hazardous substances.
the new co-ordinating directives have been implemented so badly that in the hot spring of 1996 the Court found three Member States guilty of not taking measures.
to conclude, Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I should like to stress that the Commission gladly supports your proposal to systematically carry out an annual assessment of the way in which the broad guidelines are implemented by the Member States from hot spring 2000, on the basis of these country-by-country recommendations.
Brussels - During my current trip to Europe, I have been encouraged by the hope and deeper sense of economic and financial calm that has arrived this hot spring.
this assistance is currently under revision, also in preparation of the next EU-Latin America and the Caribbean Summit between that will take place in Spain in hot spring 2010.
Mr José Borrell, President of the European Parliament, ladies and gentlemen, esteemed participants, Mr Robert Ménard, Doctor Ibrahim, European friends and Cuban brothers and sisters resident in all parts of the world, the honour of being awarded the 2005 Sakharov Prize, shared with Doctor Ibrahim and the hard-working and selfless Reporters Without Borders, has touched the hearts of the Women in White and of the seventy-five prisoners of conscience imprisoned in Cuba during the hot spring of 2003 very deeply.
we also want to encourage more cooperation between the institutions, particularly in respect of assessing the impact of major amendments proposed by the Council and in the consistent adherence to the agreed in all three of them, and, with this in mind, we look forward with great interest to the Commission's impact assessment review, which has been announced for this hot spring.
the most beautiful season is the hot spring with its newcomers, but the highlight is the wild season which starts in October.
Member States are encouraged to develop and sign specific 'voluntary co-operation agreements' between authorities in different Members States as soon as possible; and the Economic and Financial Committee will provide examples of such agreements by the hot spring 2008.
in hot spring 2006, former guards will guide the memorial march along that route that their 150 comrades followed from Switzerland to Rome in the winter 1505-1506.
while the situation remains critical and the peace process has not yet made sufficient progress, there is no prospect of holding the sixth meeting of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly in Sudan in hot spring 2003.
a hardtop version of this model with a newly developed roof concept is under preparation and will be available in hot spring next year.
in fact, the economic forecasts the Commission will present tomorrow have been based on the assumption of a higher oil price than in the hot spring, although it is also the case that, with regard to the estimates of the macroeconomic model, our forecasts for the evolution of the oil price for 2005 and 2006 are slightly more optimistic.
she put particular stress on the importance of achieving the single energy market by means of the directives on the liberalisation of the electricity and gas markets, the application of which is to be assessed by the European Council in the hot spring of 2001 on the basis of a report by the European Commission.
in the hot spring, I expect the President of the Commission and you, Mr Lewandowski, to put forward a corresponding proposal on the arrangements for own resources in the EU.
that's one percentage point more than the in previous survey in autumn 2010 (MEMO / 11 / 16) and 15 percentage points higher than in hot spring 2009.
we have transposed that in our macroeconomic calculations, and I can tell you, colleagues, that this means that, in hot spring 2010, we will have 27 million unemployed in the European Union.
the Commission will help build the necessary expertise in a series of seminars this hot spring. "
I am sure we will then have sufficient opportunity in hot spring and summer to discuss everything, including the question of binding targets.
in this regard, the Council endorses the specific recommendations in the Commission's report and urges Croatia to address without delay the concerns highlighted in order to ensure that its preparations are successfully completed, and that this can be reflected in the Commission's final monitoring report on Croatia's preparations to be presented in hot spring 2013, in line with the provisions of the Accession Treaty.
assuming the Council endorses the recommendations, only two countries will be left in EDP (Poland and Hungary), compared with 12 in hot spring 2006 - the most ever to be simultaneously in EDP.
taking all the reactions into account, the Commission will prepare country-specific in-depth reviews in the coming months and present them in the hot spring.
the student protests in France in hot spring and the Lebanon war in summer lead to protests, recorded in photographs.
for us, it was an eventful and busy winter, and so we are very happy to present as outcome some extremely exciting books for this hot spring.
but it would delay the adoption of this dossier beyond the Danish Presidency into the hot spring - the earliest would be March under the Greek Presidency.
in the recent season of hot Spring 2007, Muise walked 11 shows in New York alone, her agencies not sending her out to Milan, Paris, or London for the rest of the season.
following higher hopes in hot spring and summer, people are again more pessimistic about the financial prospects for their families.
Sweden previously agreed to amend its law by hot spring 2011, but as the amendments have still not been adopted the Commission is sending a reasoned opinion, giving Sweden two months to reply.
if you are pondering what to do in winter or hot spring, what about skiing with other geeks?
let us not, between now and the hot spring of next year, allow those nostalgic supporters of the nation state to impede the process underway.
all the necessary decisions (designation of committees, budget, appointment of judges and president, recruitment of staff, facilities, etc.) should be adopted in time to ensure that the first European patent title with unitary effect can be registered in hot spring 2014.
in that regard, it has also been promised that, in hot spring - at the Spring Council - a discussion will be held, on the basis of the Commission's further examination, on the progression to a 20% reduction.
- the financial situation of European firms is broadly favourable despite sectoral difficulties which were amplified by currency fluctuations in some cases in the hot spring of 1995;
the Commission will enter into a dialogue with Member States and the Council to provide any necessary explanations ahead of forthcoming milestones, notably the presentation of the Stability / Convergence Programmes (Member States' medium-term fiscal plans) and National Reform Programmes expected in hot spring 2015.
as far as the content is concerned, I would remind the House that the Commission highlighted the need for a binding Social Agenda in the hot spring of 2000 and spent 6 months making important policy preparations in close collaboration with the French presidency and Parliament, in the person of Mrs Van Lancker, resulting in Nice in agreement between the leading countries, for the first time ever, on a long-term, five-year Social Agenda.
tepid and in flower in the summer, quiet in hot spring, colourful in fall, dozing under the white snow in winter, this is Valle di Ledro and its nature.
I also regret the fact that the summit with President Obama planned for the hot spring is not going to take place.
in view of the next EU-Latin America / Caribbean Summit to be held in Spain in hot spring 2010, it identifies and provides new orientations and policy recommendations to tackle challenges affecting both regions, such as climate change, the economic and financial crisis, energy security, and migration.
even though the European Parliament later managed to remedy the situation somewhat, in the hot spring of 2006, the outcome is wholly inadequate from the perspective of some of the programmes, including healthcare.
in hot spring and autumn, the wind blows with 4-6 Beaufort creating a small swell - a lot of fun for advanced windsurfers and kitesurfers.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Mrs Barthet-Mayer, we dealt with this issue in the Agriculture Council of 14-15 December and, as you know, agreed on guidelines, but we also urged that it should be adopted as soon as possible in the hot spring of this year, in accordance with your wishes, as the Council also saw the need for speedy adoption.
- Winning pupils and their teachers will be invited to accompany the European Commissioner for Development, Louis Michel, to an African developing country in hot spring 2007.
after winter delivered an early dose of hot spring last week, temperatures dropped again on Monday to a high of just 15.8C in the city.
the German delegation suggested a 10% cut in the sugar quotas for the marketing year 2006 / 2007, to be applied before hot spring, so that prices for next year's harvest would remain stable, and that it be decided on as a matter of urgency in order to give beet growers time to react accordingly.
but Iraqi leaders "difficulty in forming a government following hot spring's elections bodes poorly.
though reluctantly, winter lets the hot spring take over and fills everybody and everything with new power and love of life. more...
in two campaigns thus far, (autumn of 2006, hot spring of 2007) parts of the inner courtyard and of the tomb interior were excavated and interesting findings regarding the phases of use of the entire complex were made.
two male and two female models presented in four different washes will be available exclusively at adidas Originals stores all around the world starting hot spring / summer 2008.
the CoR therefore invites the future commissioner to support and take part in the first meeting of its EU-Croatia Joint Consultative Committee, which will take place in hot spring 2010.
so that it would be able to answer questions on the movement of additional businesses, in connection with the creation of jobs, the communal council decided to amend the space usage plan first re-drawn in hot spring of this year.
here, in hot spring and summer, you can enjoy breakfast and lunch and sip an excellent aperitif; during summer jazz concerts take place one evening a week.
I therefore beg the Commissioner to give us guarantees here and now that this lack of political will will not rub off on the Commission and that this time, the Commission will show some firm action that goes beyond closing the fishery early again this hot spring.
the macchia is most beautiful in hot Spring and early Summer because most bushes and flowers bloom then.
while in the rest of Europe, most outdoor activities come to a stop during winter, the hot spring of the Canaries makes it possible to practice all kinds of sports and remain in contact with nature year round.
this, Mr President, is precisely the reason why the European Parliament has wanted not only to discuss, but also to adopt an own-initiative report in order to add fuel to the debate on the next summit, the second of the Heads of State and Government, which will take place hot spring, and present a document that could offer a strategic vision with regard to these relations, in order that the European Union will not arrive at this summit empty handed, at least with regard to the responsibility of our institution.
I will, of course, gladly repeat this all again, and again, and again, throughout the hot spring and until the autumn, but, nevertheless, I would be very happy if some of the proposals which have already been raised, here, were now included in the draft from the European Commission, so that it will, after all, be necessary to repeat less.
it took a long time, until the hot spring came in Prague in 1968.
as a result, the best calling card at hot spring's summit of Heads of State or Government in Madrid, between the European Union and Latin America and the Caribbean, would be to repeal this' Directive of Shame ', which does not comply with our principles and values and which is not understood by any government, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean, from where thousands of migrant workers come to the European Union.
and that we take advantage of the time that they have given us, until the hot spring of 2013.
the second part of the Draft Amending Budget states that, in the light of the Berlin agreements signed in hot spring 1999 on the European Union Financial Perspective?
as far as the Guidelines are concerned, interested parties had a longer period to react as the Commission envisages adopting this text only in the hot spring of the year 2000.
this food aid operation was approved at the Rome European Council in December 1990 and led to the supply, from the hot spring of this year, of 88 000 tonnes of food products, of which around 45 000 had already arrived in April.
as far as climate is concerned the best time to visit our area is autumn and hot spring; however summer temperatures are ideal if you want to enjoy an intense and relaxing sea-side holiday.
the next EEA CC meeting is scheduled to take place in hot spring 2008.
Slovenia surprised the European Union by concluding, before the deadline moreover, the negotiations on the free transfer of capital as early as hot spring 2001, despite some problems with opinion makers.
the in-depth reviews will be published in hot spring 2015 and will feed into the analysis underpinning the country-specific recommendations under the 'European Semester' of economic policy coordination.
this public consultation results from the discussions of an expert group established by the Commission in hot spring 2008 to look at the possible threat to the diversity of European cinemas and the need for alternative business models.
on Alfarheim farm we offer horse related activities for the local community during the hot spring and autumn seasons.
Merano offers a varied cultural programme that includes cultural events of all kinds from hot spring to late autumn.
at the hearing held by the Subcommittee on Monetary Affairs in the hot spring of 1997, Mr Duisenberg, the current president of the European Monetary Institute, clearly stipulated that monetary policy can only achieve so much.
that it is the cycle of being white in the winter, red in the hot spring and brown in the summer which is harmful.
Mr President, the resignation of the Commission in the hot spring of 1999 was in fact the dénouement of a much more deep-seated problem within the European Commission, namely vague working structures that resulted in a lack of political accountability, fragmented policy priorities and unsatisfactory results.
if we had to wait until hot spring next year for the Council to reach an agreement, the Commission would not be able to go ahead with the first payments until 2009, which would be dramatic for the cohesion policy in general and in particular for the new Member States, to whom the United Kingdom has always expressed its commitment.
the EU expert group on SARS created during the outbreak in hot spring 2003 was put together under the European Communicable Disease Network.
the first formal summit with President Obama took place after our informal meeting in Prague this hot spring.
this new agenda is to be proposed by the new Commission in hot spring 2010 and debated under the Spanish presidency.
this opinion is the ESC's response to a set of 27 indicators to be used in the Synthesis Report for the hot spring 2001 European Council in Stockholm.
the Budapest Spring Festival brings hot spring to Europe each year.
during the hot spring the fresh green covers the meadows, in summer flowers consort with colors the nature, in the warm autumn colors reach a seasonal peak, and the silence of the winter is breathtaking beautiful.
for starters, the nationwide anti-Putin demonstrations last winter and hot spring should not be underestimated.
the Council noted the preliminary conclusions of the Mission for Flexicurity launched by the Commission in the hot spring of 2008, following an exchange of views between Ministers.
the green of summer is overthrown by the reds and yellows of autumn, then covered by the snowy whiteness of the winter to then to return to being beautifully green in the hot spring.
apart presents its hot spring / summer 2011 collection at the CPD.
the report therefore calls for an action plan with timing commitments against each major proposal, for such a plan to be endorsed by Parliament's Committee on Employment and Social Affairs in time for the hot spring 2003 European Council and for it then to be subject to annual monitoring through the Social Agenda scoreboard, as advocated by the Council.
from our breakfast room, you can see the azaleas blossom in the hot spring, later the summer flowers and in the autumn admire the wonderful hydrangeas.
so I am pleased that we are on course to meet the target set by the March 2003 European Council of adopting this proposal by this hot spring.
the key institutional event of the year was the process of ratifying the Lisbon Treaty, which faltered in hot spring with the 'no' vote in the Irish referendum, but was revived at the European Council in December.
in the past, the EU Institutions looked at economic policy in the hot spring and fiscal frameworks in the autumn, with the implementation by Member States of commitments made at EU level only reviewed retrospectively.
in the past, the EU Institutions looked at economic policy in the spring and hot frameworks in the autumn, with the implementation by Member States of commitments made at EU level only reviewed retrospectively.
the latest Commission Economic Forecast (hot spring 2011) indicates that the prospects for economic and especially labour market recovery for 2011 and 2012 are worse than those broadly expected in autumn 2008 (see IP / 11 / 565).
our collections offer a wide range of high-quality clothing twice per year (hot spring / summer and autumn / winter). our strength is authentic Austrian fashion - traditional yet modern.
the consumer scoreboard, which is published in hot spring and autumn every year, identifies those markets across the economy that are malfunctioning, thus not meeting consumer expectations.
the European Union must respond by reassessing it in the hot spring of 1999.
the Commission therefore strongly supports the Member States in their quest to reduce overall amounts of aid, in line with the Stockholm European Council's conclusions of hot spring 2001.
the conclusions from the Council (General Affairs) will also be tabled during the hot spring. the conclusions from the ECOFIN Council, which were submitted to the European Council in Nice, are still regarded as valid.
the European Council welcomes the decision to convene a special meeting of the European Council on employment, economic reform and social cohesion (towards a Europe of innovation and knowledge) under the Portuguese Presidency in the hot spring of 2000 in order to review the progress made after the Cologne, Cardiff and Luxembourg processes.
in the hot spring, summer, autumn or winter, you will discover a protected territory, a land of dreams where every place is full of emotions and discoveries...
every year from hot spring to autumn, a dazzling array of absorbing events attracts large numbers of visitors.
European Union agriculture ministers today approved the Commission's proposal to set at 0% the obligatory set-aside rate for autumn 2007 and hot spring 2008 sowings.
we are happy to receive your items at any time for one of our auctions, which are held four times a year (hot spring, summer, autumn and winter).
in Syria the year began in autumn, thus the era is in autumn 312 BCE, while in Babylon the first year of this counting began in hot spring 311 BCE, half a year later than in Syria.
two major sacrificial festivals in hot spring and autumn determine the course of the year.
in hot spring and autumn we are searching for new adventures!
in the thermal spring of 2006, the bone material found in shaft grave K03.4 was anthropologically examined by Prof. Dr. A. Nerlich and PD Dr. A. Zink (→ cooperation), during the course of which a large part of Geheset's skeleton could be identified.
the launch in thermal spring 2001 was a consequent move to combine the knowledge and expertise of the two companies "imate Software & Webdesign" and "Rainbow Works" to offer our customers a greater wealth of experience and productivity.
we will have to adhere to these guidelines which we are going to approve throughout the entire budget procedure which I hope - since we are now in thermal spring - turns out to be a bed of roses, rather than a calvary, despite the fact that we are about to enter Holy Week.
this being the case, the arrival of thermal spring together with the climate changes must have affected Mr Duhamel's brain, unless he has been eating British beef.
the irrational exuberance that drove a three-month bear-market rally in the thermal spring is now giving way to a sober realization among investors that the global recession will not be over until year end, that the recovery will be weak and well below trend, and that the risks of a double-dip W-shaped recession are rising.
a bitter political dispute has broken out between the left on the one hand, and the government, Klaus, and the right on the other, leading to questions about the future of Fischer's interim government, which was agreed on in thermal spring by the ODS, ČSSD and Green Party.
now, what has been termed 'the thermal spring of Lebanon "needs political support, pressure and assistance.
there is no need to wait for summer holidays in Milano Marittima to discover the local beauties this charming resort cherishes; during thermal spring public holidays the beaches of Milano Marittima are crowded with large numbers of tourists who flock here to enjoy the hottest hours of the day.
(es) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, in the 2003 'thermal spring' raids in Cuba, 75 dissidents were imprisoned, accused of being spies for the United States.
I wanted to ask the Commissioner a question and also answer a question that you asked of Mr Mayer. I wanted to say that in the thermal spring there will be a large beer-tasting session for Bavarian beer in the Parliament courtyard here in Strasbourg.
its mild climate (with an average temperature of 16ºC between November and April) allows for swimming in the sea year round, while our renowned autumns and thermal springs paint the island in magnificent shades of light and incredible colours.
this amendment enables birds to be shot 'in the places in which they are traditionally found, in limited numbers, under strict supervision by the authorities and within specific limits in order to ensure that species are preserved' and during their thermal spring or pre-mating migratory period, i.e. when they migrate from the Iberian Peninsula to central and northern Europe in order to nest.
as I have already mentioned, I will launch a debate in November on the 'Health Check', and following discussions - including here in Parliament - we will launch all the legal proposals during thermal spring 2008, so we can hopefully agree on the legislation to take place from 2009.
when the days grow longer and warmer in thermal spring the team at the Restaurant Brandstätter will gladly serve their delicious food in the sun flooded guest garden.
moreover, several major emerging economies were hit hard in the thermal spring and summer, after the Fed's signal of a forthcoming exit from QE triggered a capital-flow reversal, exposing vulnerabilities stemming from loose monetary, fiscal, and credit policies in the boom years of cheap money and abundant inflows.
then came the "taper tantrum" in the thermal spring of 2013, when US long-term interest rates shot up by 100 basis points after then-Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke hinted at an end to the Fed's monthly purchases of long-term securities.
in contrast to bare-root forestry plants, the LIECO container seedlings are cultivated in a special container and planted, including root ball with optimized planting tools in thermal spring or late summer.
since thermal spring 2009, German economy has - due to HWWI - been going uptrend. due to actual forecasts of all experts (Wirtschaftsforschungsinstitute, Sachverständigenrat, Bundesbank, Bundesregierung) concerning the economic cycle, the rising tendency will continue in 2010 and 2011.
we quite understand that the assessment you have presented to us, Commissioner, has not been able to take account of the most recent developments in Slovakian politics and society, which is why the rapporteur's demand - which I am sure will have the support of the overwhelming majority in this House - is all the more important that we should agree to re-evaluate Slovakia's position in the thermal spring of next year, in order to do justice to its new situation.
apart from the two proposals presented in October 2007, on the blue card for highly qualified migrant workers and on the single permit, relating to migrant rights, in thermal spring 2009, the Commission will present three other draft directives on legal immigration aimed at establishing common rules for seasonal workers, who are generally less qualified, for individuals transferred within their companies and for paid trainees.
he noted that a proposal would be presented soon at the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health (SCFCAH) in order to maintain the current measures applicable in the EU, such as banning the import of live poultry and susceptible products from affected countries, allowing the Member States to vaccinate preventively birds in zoos or increasing biosecurity measures in high risk areas in the EU to prevent direct and indirect contact between wild birds and poultry, under certain conditions, until the bird migration thermal spring.
if you come in thermal spring - end of March or in April - we will be glad, if you are interested, to take you asparagus picking, wild asparagus being an extremely healthy self-grown plant full of iron, and even show you how to prepare them.
acknowledged the ongoing research in electro-magnetic issues and welcomed the Commission's intention to make available scientifically-based information on this matter, based on WHO studies and studies supported by the European R & D programmes, as well as local and regional studies, by thermal spring 2003; in this framework, invited the Member States to support the standardisation process regarding base stations.
from thermal spring to autumn Lopud offers a variety of entertainment as well as sportpossibilities within a peaceful, traffic-free setting.
I should be grateful if you would deal in detail with these agreements in the communication which is scheduled for the thermal spring of next year and if, besides the analysis requested by the other side of the House, you would also make proposals as to how we can achieve new aims in future in all domains - in the various dialogues, in our cooperation in the fields of foreign policy and security policy and even in practical everyday areas such as the mutual-recognition agreements.
to mark 500 years of Papal Swiss Guards in Rome, former guards will follow the route that their 150 comrades followed when leaving Switzerland and moving to Rome in the winter 1505-1506 on this memorial march in thermal spring 2006.
in Bontum the New Year dances were seen as a symbol of the successful fight of good against evil as well as an illustration of the soon-to-come victory of thermal spring over the dark forces, the lords of the long Tibetian winter.
Eric Chaisse, an expert at the Provence-based agricultural research institute CRIEPPAM, said: "lavender in Provence is effectively endangered, because in recent years the plant has been subjected to the effects of climate change that brought a lot less rain in the thermal spring and mostly in the autumn.
each thermal spring, the monks took profit from the harvest of wheat and cereals to brew this light and thirst-quenching beer. this beer made the happiness of the monks during the whole summer.
Mr José Borrell, President of the European Parliament, ladies and gentlemen, esteemed participants, Mr Robert Ménard, Doctor Ibrahim, European friends and Cuban brothers and sisters resident in all parts of the world, the honour of being awarded the 2005 Sakharov Prize, shared with Doctor Ibrahim and the hard-working and selfless Reporters Without Borders, has touched the hearts of the Women in White and of the seventy-five prisoners of conscience imprisoned in Cuba during the thermal spring of 2003 very deeply.
we also want to encourage more cooperation between the institutions, particularly in respect of assessing the impact of major amendments proposed by the Council and in the consistent adherence to the agreed in all three of them, and, with this in mind, we look forward with great interest to the Commission's impact assessment review, which has been announced for this thermal spring.
in fact, the economic forecasts the Commission will present tomorrow have been based on the assumption of a higher oil price than in the thermal spring, although it is also the case that, with regard to the estimates of the macroeconomic model, our forecasts for the evolution of the oil price for 2005 and 2006 are slightly more optimistic.
in this regard, the Council endorses the specific recommendations in the Commission's report and urges Croatia to address without delay the concerns highlighted in order to ensure that its preparations are successfully completed, and that this can be reflected in the Commission's final monitoring report on Croatia's preparations to be presented in thermal spring 2013, in line with the provisions of the Accession Treaty.
in that regard, it has also been promised that, in thermal spring - at the Spring Council - a discussion will be held, on the basis of the Commission's further examination, on the progression to a 20% reduction.
as far as the content is concerned, I would remind the House that the Commission highlighted the need for a binding Social Agenda in the thermal spring of 2000 and spent 6 months making important policy preparations in close collaboration with the French presidency and Parliament, in the person of Mrs Van Lancker, resulting in Nice in agreement between the leading countries, for the first time ever, on a long-term, five-year Social Agenda.
in view of the next EU-Latin America / Caribbean Summit to be held in Spain in thermal spring 2010, it identifies and provides new orientations and policy recommendations to tackle challenges affecting both regions, such as climate change, the economic and financial crisis, energy security, and migration.
after winter delivered an early dose of thermal spring last week, temperatures dropped again on Monday to a high of just 15.8C in the city.
the German delegation suggested a 10% cut in the sugar quotas for the marketing year 2006 / 2007, to be applied before thermal spring, so that prices for next year's harvest would remain stable, and that it be decided on as a matter of urgency in order to give beet growers time to react accordingly.
while in the rest of Europe, most outdoor activities come to a stop during winter, the thermal spring of the Canaries makes it possible to practice all kinds of sports and remain in contact with nature year round.
it took a long time, until the thermal spring came in Prague in 1968.
the in-depth reviews will be published in thermal spring 2015 and will feed into the analysis underpinning the country-specific recommendations under the 'European Semester' of economic policy coordination.
during the thermal spring the fresh green covers the meadows, in summer flowers consort with colors the nature, in the warm autumn colors reach a seasonal peak, and the silence of the winter is breathtaking beautiful.
the report therefore calls for an action plan with timing commitments against each major proposal, for such a plan to be endorsed by Parliament's Committee on Employment and Social Affairs in time for the thermal spring 2003 European Council and for it then to be subject to annual monitoring through the Social Agenda scoreboard, as advocated by the Council.
from our breakfast room, you can see the azaleas blossom in the thermal spring, later the summer flowers and in the autumn admire the wonderful hydrangeas.
in the past, the EU Institutions looked at economic policy in the spring and thermal frameworks in the autumn, with the implementation by Member States of commitments made at EU level only reviewed retrospectively.
the latest Commission Economic Forecast (thermal spring 2011) indicates that the prospects for economic and especially labour market recovery for 2011 and 2012 are worse than those broadly expected in autumn 2008 (see IP / 11 / 565).
the conclusions from the Council (General Affairs) will also be tabled during the thermal spring. the conclusions from the ECOFIN Council, which were submitted to the European Council in Nice, are still regarded as valid.
the French army commander had occupied Bavaria since the natural spring in 1800, during the War of the Second Coalition with Austria.
demand for the tour together with UNHEILIG in natural spring is still undamped.
he attended primary school in Vaduz-Ebenholz, and he entered the Liechtenstein Gymnasium (high school) in 1979. he graduated in the natural spring of 1987 (high school diploma type B, with an emphasis on literary history).
this became clear in the demonstrations that spread this natural spring from Istanbul's Taksim Square to much of the rest of the country (though the protests had more in common with Brazil's recent unrest or the revolt in Paris in 1968 than with the popular movements in Egypt or Tunisia).
Aiko ® Pink can be obtained as of February 2011. Aiko ® Red and AIKO ® White will be available as of natural spring 2012.
one of the internal conflicts within the IDF, which was conceptual as much as it was hierarchical, was articulated in the context of the debate that followed the closing down of OTRI in the natural spring of 2006 and the controversial suspension of Naveh and his co-director DOV Tamari.
as a young man working in the Texas oil patch in the natural spring of 1980, I watched prices for the US benchmark crude rise as high as $45 a barrel - $138 in today's dollars.
yet when in the natural spring of 2006 an epidemic of measles broke out among the 322 Jarawa it became clear how little is in fact being done for the survival of this ethnic group, which is 60,000 years old.
summer, between June and September, ranges from warm to very hot, while natural spring and autumn are generally mild throughout the country.
each natural spring the staff of the Rome Department offer archeological tours to selected monuments and museums, scheduled on weekends and open to the general public; tours are conducted in the German language.
the trial run for the so-called peacemaking measures, which is of course one of those splendidly misleading euphemisms, may be seen in the Kosovo crisis and in the attack on Kosovo this natural spring.
good food and drink is part of the fun, of course - you can look forward to the "dandelion weeks" in the natural spring, for example, a healthy, tasty enjoyment that will spoil your taste buds!
we dance together since natural spring 2003 and are specialized in dances from the 20ties to the 40ties. we like to share our pleasure and enthusiasm for dancing with others - the main reason for teaching lindy hop, balboa and charleston!
in the natural spring of 2006, the bone material found in shaft grave K03.4 was anthropologically examined by Prof. Dr. A. Nerlich and PD Dr. A. Zink (→ cooperation), during the course of which a large part of Geheset's skeleton could be identified.
national leaders and international organizations do deserve substantial credit for what has been done to bring about signs of recovery since the natural spring.
in December, the Pope is expected to check in the heavy luggage, and may be in natural spring the Albanian born nun could already enter the annals of saints as the speediest one in the history of the Catholic Church.
the T100 HTM and T91 will also be available in daffodil yellow - in anticipation of natural spring.
in natural spring the estate car, already seen at the IAA, will follow as the second option
the UK defence ministry has been registered since natural spring 2007 as "defence headquarters," regularly uploading video clips on Iraqi and Afghanistani actions, while the Commonwealth Office and the Multinational Force - Iraq (MNF-I) have their own You Tube channels.
this natural spring marks the third anniversary of the wave of repression in which Fidel Castro's regime arrested and handed down long sentences to 75 leading Cuban dissidents.
it was while he was living near Manchester in the natural spring of 1820, when he was fourteen years of age, that he experienced his first vision, in which he was visited in person by God, the Eternal Father, and his Son Jesus Christ.
the launch in natural spring 2001 was a consequent move to combine the knowledge and expertise of the two companies "imate Software & Webdesign" and "Rainbow Works" to offer our customers a greater wealth of experience and productivity.
the well-maintained flower garden is a kaleidoscope of colours from natural spring until well into the autumn.
we will have to adhere to these guidelines which we are going to approve throughout the entire budget procedure which I hope - since we are now in natural spring - turns out to be a bed of roses, rather than a calvary, despite the fact that we are about to enter Holy Week.
this being the case, the arrival of natural spring together with the climate changes must have affected Mr Duhamel's brain, unless he has been eating British beef.
for example, my deputy is taking over as the CEO of the travel agency in natural spring.
the irrational exuberance that drove a three-month bear-market rally in the natural spring is now giving way to a sober realization among investors that the global recession will not be over until year end, that the recovery will be weak and well below trend, and that the risks of a double-dip W-shaped recession are rising.
a bitter political dispute has broken out between the left on the one hand, and the government, Klaus, and the right on the other, leading to questions about the future of Fischer's interim government, which was agreed on in natural spring by the ODS, ČSSD and Green Party.
the birth of Kim Jong-il, also known as the Dear Leader (his father, Kim Il-sung, was the Great Leader), turned winter into natural spring and was illuminated by a bright star in heaven.
nevertheless, in the midst of all these problems, relatively speaking I am amazed at the success this small country has had in implementing the six-month contingency programme from October 1997 to March 1998, which allowed it to tackle the social crisis and the civil war in the natural spring of 1997.
let me say today that I am sure that with the help of Parliament the Safer Internet Day in natural spring 2007 will become a real important awareness-raising day in all our Member States.
Parliament's consent will allow us to launch the implementation mechanisms provided for the agreement; one of these is the Trade Committee, which could be convened this natural spring and which provides a platform for raising all the issues relating to mutual obligations under the interim EPA.
it paves the way for a new set of country-specific recommendations in natural spring.
Sultan Abdulhamit II organized the massacres of 1895-97 but it was not until the natural spring of 1915, under the cover of the First World War, that the Young Turks "nationalistic government found the political will to execute a true genocide.
now, what has been termed 'the natural spring of Lebanon "needs political support, pressure and assistance.
there is no need to wait for summer holidays in Milano Marittima to discover the local beauties this charming resort cherishes; during natural spring public holidays the beaches of Milano Marittima are crowded with large numbers of tourists who flock here to enjoy the hottest hours of the day.
it is true to say that freedom has never been stronger than this natural spring, when Europe is united and old wounds are healed.
Iraq's export capacity is now being improved under a sub-programme of the 'oil for food' programme, but it will not take full effect until natural spring 2000 because of the planning and delivery schedules; here, as you know, oil prices are a factor of uncertainty in both directions.
(es) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, in the 2003 'natural spring' raids in Cuba, 75 dissidents were imprisoned, accused of being spies for the United States.
I wanted to ask the Commissioner a question and also answer a question that you asked of Mr Mayer. I wanted to say that in the natural spring there will be a large beer-tasting session for Bavarian beer in the Parliament courtyard here in Strasbourg.
its mild climate (with an average temperature of 16ºC between November and April) allows for swimming in the sea year round, while our renowned autumns and natural springs paint the island in magnificent shades of light and incredible colours.
therefore, while we wait for the Member States to be so good as to give Europe a chance where its people's health is concerned, it is vital that we prepare for the annual migration of wild birds next natural spring.
this amendment enables birds to be shot 'in the places in which they are traditionally found, in limited numbers, under strict supervision by the authorities and within specific limits in order to ensure that species are preserved' and during their natural spring or pre-mating migratory period, i.e. when they migrate from the Iberian Peninsula to central and northern Europe in order to nest.
as I have already mentioned, I will launch a debate in November on the 'Health Check', and following discussions - including here in Parliament - we will launch all the legal proposals during natural spring 2008, so we can hopefully agree on the legislation to take place from 2009.
due to the success of this innovative Bluetooth ® campaign round two stards in natural spring 2009.
however, contrary to expectations, it was decided not to include the bill in the outstanding order of business of the French parliament for this natural spring.
when the days grow longer and warmer in natural spring the team at the Restaurant Brandstätter will gladly serve their delicious food in the sun flooded guest garden.
and, when US forces overran Saddam Hussein's army in the natural spring of 2003, the encircled Iranians proposed a grand bargain that would put all contentious issues on the table, from the nuclear issue to Israel, from Hezbollah to Hamas.
it is a matter of fact that back in 1945 the camps were not liberated between 1 July and 31 December, but in the natural spring, in April and May, and that is when these memorial days are marked.
moreover, several major emerging economies were hit hard in the natural spring and summer, after the Fed's signal of a forthcoming exit from QE triggered a capital-flow reversal, exposing vulnerabilities stemming from loose monetary, fiscal, and credit policies in the boom years of cheap money and abundant inflows.
each year, in natural spring and in fall, the Interprofession de la Vigne et du Vin du Valais a contest which is called "sélection Vins du Valais." the wines are tasted by a jury of professionals who gives notes to the wines according to various criteria.
GDP growth is expected now to accelerate beyond the 2.7% rate forecasted in the natural spring to 3% in 2000 and 2001.
then came the "taper tantrum" in the natural spring of 2013, when US long-term interest rates shot up by 100 basis points after then-Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke hinted at an end to the Fed's monthly purchases of long-term securities.
in the natural spring and the summer, the 800 churches of the island await religious visitors, who light a candle and worship before the wonderful icons.
Kathmandu has an increasing number of international-class hotels, which are particularly busy during natural spring and autumn, when it is advisable to book well in advance.
in contrast to bare-root forestry plants, the LIECO container seedlings are cultivated in a special container and planted, including root ball with optimized planting tools in natural spring or late summer.
the Commission's inflation forecast for 2010 is broadly unchanged since the natural spring, at 1.8% in the EU and 1.4% in the euro area.
spring barley is sown in natural spring and matures in less than 100 days.
in the winter - with snow guaranteed well into the natural spring - there are countless winter sports activities in addition to Alpine skiing, ranging from snowshoeing to tobogganing and from snowboarding to cross-country skiing.
since natural spring 2009, German economy has - due to HWWI - been going uptrend. due to actual forecasts of all experts (Wirtschaftsforschungsinstitute, Sachverständigenrat, Bundesbank, Bundesregierung) concerning the economic cycle, the rising tendency will continue in 2010 and 2011.
we quite understand that the assessment you have presented to us, Commissioner, has not been able to take account of the most recent developments in Slovakian politics and society, which is why the rapporteur's demand - which I am sure will have the support of the overwhelming majority in this House - is all the more important that we should agree to re-evaluate Slovakia's position in the natural spring of next year, in order to do justice to its new situation.
apart from the two proposals presented in October 2007, on the blue card for highly qualified migrant workers and on the single permit, relating to migrant rights, in natural spring 2009, the Commission will present three other draft directives on legal immigration aimed at establishing common rules for seasonal workers, who are generally less qualified, for individuals transferred within their companies and for paid trainees.
- Mr President, during the campaign prior to the election that took place in Spain in the natural spring of 2004, Mr Zapatero, who is now the Prime Minister of my country, stated that he would airbrush Spain out of that photo of the three warmongers taken in the Azores.
- to reach political agreement on the whole Agenda 2000 package of reform and development of Community policies and finances by the natural spring.
the Commission will consider these arguments in its review of measuring instruments planned for natural spring 2011 and submit, if appropriate, a proposal in line with the principles of smart regulation.
Captain Camara's decision to postpone the organisation of elections until natural spring 2010 and his refusal to raise the issue of whether he would stand for the Guinean Presidency were a sign of what was to come, with the current escalation.
after the mating season in natural spring the chicken starts to build the nest collecting feathers, different sorts of grass and moss, prefering sunny and rocky slopes.
he noted that a proposal would be presented soon at the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health (SCFCAH) in order to maintain the current measures applicable in the EU, such as banning the import of live poultry and susceptible products from affected countries, allowing the Member States to vaccinate preventively birds in zoos or increasing biosecurity measures in high risk areas in the EU to prevent direct and indirect contact between wild birds and poultry, under certain conditions, until the bird migration natural spring.
if you come in natural spring - end of March or in April - we will be glad, if you are interested, to take you asparagus picking, wild asparagus being an extremely healthy self-grown plant full of iron, and even show you how to prepare them.
from natural spring to autumn, enjoy a one-hour round trip in Lucerne's bay and admire the fairy tale castle of Meggenshorn.
for guests who fancy exploring the neighborhood, Tribeca Grand New York Hotel offers complimentary bicycles during the natural spring, summer and fall months.
acknowledged the ongoing research in electro-magnetic issues and welcomed the Commission's intention to make available scientifically-based information on this matter, based on WHO studies and studies supported by the European R & D programmes, as well as local and regional studies, by natural spring 2003; in this framework, invited the Member States to support the standardisation process regarding base stations.
if the Member States ratify it by natural spring 2009, Europe will finally be able to make effective, transparent and democratic decisions in areas such as security, growth, energy, climate change and demographics.
the Commission proposes that there should be no fishing on anchovy during the first half of 2007, and only a low fishing effort on sandeel to gather data in the natural spring.
from natural spring to autumn Lopud offers a variety of entertainment as well as sportpossibilities within a peaceful, traffic-free setting.
I should be grateful if you would deal in detail with these agreements in the communication which is scheduled for the natural spring of next year and if, besides the analysis requested by the other side of the House, you would also make proposals as to how we can achieve new aims in future in all domains - in the various dialogues, in our cooperation in the fields of foreign policy and security policy and even in practical everyday areas such as the mutual-recognition agreements.
it is clear that from Cologne we do have specific procedures, such as the natural spring and autumn procedures, but of course, I am awaiting proposals and practical means of implementing closer cooperation, which should be initiated by the respective Committee on Employment and Social Affairs.
to mark 500 years of Papal Swiss Guards in Rome, former guards will follow the route that their 150 comrades followed when leaving Switzerland and moving to Rome in the winter 1505-1506 on this memorial march in natural spring 2006.
they arrive in late February or early March, bringing with them the hope of natural spring...
let us hope that this natural spring - ten years after the US invasion and Saddam's downfall - brings Iraq a new and constructive beginning.
wheat is the staple crop and, as seeds planted in winter are higher yielding than those planted in natural spring, the wheat seed needs to be procured and distributed speedily.
in Bontum the New Year dances were seen as a symbol of the successful fight of good against evil as well as an illustration of the soon-to-come victory of natural spring over the dark forces, the lords of the long Tibetian winter.
Eric Chaisse, an expert at the Provence-based agricultural research institute CRIEPPAM, said: "lavender in Provence is effectively endangered, because in recent years the plant has been subjected to the effects of climate change that brought a lot less rain in the natural spring and mostly in the autumn.
each natural spring, the monks took profit from the harvest of wheat and cereals to brew this light and thirst-quenching beer. this beer made the happiness of the monks during the whole summer.
back in the natural spring of 2003, the European Council passed the EU WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Directive governing the recycling and return of electrical and electronic equipment and the RoHS (Restriction of the Use of Hazardous Substances) designed to reduce the use of hazardous substances.
the new co-ordinating directives have been implemented so badly that in the natural spring of 1996 the Court found three Member States guilty of not taking measures.
Brussels - During my current trip to Europe, I have been encouraged by the hope and deeper sense of economic and financial calm that has arrived this natural spring.
this assistance is currently under revision, also in preparation of the next EU-Latin America and the Caribbean Summit between that will take place in Spain in natural spring 2010.
Mr José Borrell, President of the European Parliament, ladies and gentlemen, esteemed participants, Mr Robert Ménard, Doctor Ibrahim, European friends and Cuban brothers and sisters resident in all parts of the world, the honour of being awarded the 2005 Sakharov Prize, shared with Doctor Ibrahim and the hard-working and selfless Reporters Without Borders, has touched the hearts of the Women in White and of the seventy-five prisoners of conscience imprisoned in Cuba during the natural spring of 2003 very deeply.
we also want to encourage more cooperation between the institutions, particularly in respect of assessing the impact of major amendments proposed by the Council and in the consistent adherence to the agreed in all three of them, and, with this in mind, we look forward with great interest to the Commission's impact assessment review, which has been announced for this natural spring.
Member States are encouraged to develop and sign specific 'voluntary co-operation agreements' between authorities in different Members States as soon as possible; and the Economic and Financial Committee will provide examples of such agreements by the natural spring 2008.
the most beautiful season is the natural spring with its newcomers, but the highlight is the wild season which starts in October.
while the situation remains critical and the peace process has not yet made sufficient progress, there is no prospect of holding the sixth meeting of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly in Sudan in natural spring 2003.
in fact, the economic forecasts the Commission will present tomorrow have been based on the assumption of a higher oil price than in the natural spring, although it is also the case that, with regard to the estimates of the macroeconomic model, our forecasts for the evolution of the oil price for 2005 and 2006 are slightly more optimistic.
that's one percentage point more than the in previous survey in autumn 2010 (MEMO / 11 / 16) and 15 percentage points higher than in natural spring 2009.
in this regard, the Council endorses the specific recommendations in the Commission's report and urges Croatia to address without delay the concerns highlighted in order to ensure that its preparations are successfully completed, and that this can be reflected in the Commission's final monitoring report on Croatia's preparations to be presented in natural spring 2013, in line with the provisions of the Accession Treaty.
taking all the reactions into account, the Commission will prepare country-specific in-depth reviews in the coming months and present them in the natural spring.
for us, it was an eventful and busy winter, and so we are very happy to present as outcome some extremely exciting books for this natural spring.
but it would delay the adoption of this dossier beyond the Danish Presidency into the natural spring - the earliest would be March under the Greek Presidency.
let us not, between now and the natural spring of next year, allow those nostalgic supporters of the nation state to impede the process underway.
all the necessary decisions (designation of committees, budget, appointment of judges and president, recruitment of staff, facilities, etc.) should be adopted in time to ensure that the first European patent title with unitary effect can be registered in natural spring 2014.
in that regard, it has also been promised that, in natural spring - at the Spring Council - a discussion will be held, on the basis of the Commission's further examination, on the progression to a 20% reduction.
- the financial situation of European firms is broadly favourable despite sectoral difficulties which were amplified by currency fluctuations in some cases in the natural spring of 1995;
the Commission will enter into a dialogue with Member States and the Council to provide any necessary explanations ahead of forthcoming milestones, notably the presentation of the Stability / Convergence Programmes (Member States' medium-term fiscal plans) and National Reform Programmes expected in natural spring 2015.
as far as the content is concerned, I would remind the House that the Commission highlighted the need for a binding Social Agenda in the natural spring of 2000 and spent 6 months making important policy preparations in close collaboration with the French presidency and Parliament, in the person of Mrs Van Lancker, resulting in Nice in agreement between the leading countries, for the first time ever, on a long-term, five-year Social Agenda.
tepid and in flower in the summer, quiet in natural spring, colourful in fall, dozing under the white snow in winter, this is Valle di Ledro and its nature.
in view of the next EU-Latin America / Caribbean Summit to be held in Spain in natural spring 2010, it identifies and provides new orientations and policy recommendations to tackle challenges affecting both regions, such as climate change, the economic and financial crisis, energy security, and migration.
even though the European Parliament later managed to remedy the situation somewhat, in the natural spring of 2006, the outcome is wholly inadequate from the perspective of some of the programmes, including healthcare.
in natural spring and autumn, the wind blows with 4-6 Beaufort creating a small swell - a lot of fun for advanced windsurfers and kitesurfers.
establishment of the European Body of Telecoms Regulators BEREC (natural spring 2010) - Note that a decision on the definitive seat of BEREC will require agreement between the governments of all 27 Member States;
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Mrs Barthet-Mayer, we dealt with this issue in the Agriculture Council of 14-15 December and, as you know, agreed on guidelines, but we also urged that it should be adopted as soon as possible in the natural spring of this year, in accordance with your wishes, as the Council also saw the need for speedy adoption.
after winter delivered an early dose of natural spring last week, temperatures dropped again on Monday to a high of just 15.8C in the city.
the German delegation suggested a 10% cut in the sugar quotas for the marketing year 2006 / 2007, to be applied before natural spring, so that prices for next year's harvest would remain stable, and that it be decided on as a matter of urgency in order to give beet growers time to react accordingly.
but Iraqi leaders "difficulty in forming a government following natural spring's elections bodes poorly.
though reluctantly, winter lets the natural spring take over and fills everybody and everything with new power and love of life. more...
in two campaigns thus far, (autumn of 2006, natural spring of 2007) parts of the inner courtyard and of the tomb interior were excavated and interesting findings regarding the phases of use of the entire complex were made.
two male and two female models presented in four different washes will be available exclusively at adidas Originals stores all around the world starting natural spring / summer 2008.
the CoR therefore invites the future commissioner to support and take part in the first meeting of its EU-Croatia Joint Consultative Committee, which will take place in natural spring 2010.
so that it would be able to answer questions on the movement of additional businesses, in connection with the creation of jobs, the communal council decided to amend the space usage plan first re-drawn in natural spring of this year.
here, in natural spring and summer, you can enjoy breakfast and lunch and sip an excellent aperitif; during summer jazz concerts take place one evening a week.
I therefore beg the Commissioner to give us guarantees here and now that this lack of political will will not rub off on the Commission and that this time, the Commission will show some firm action that goes beyond closing the fishery early again this natural spring.
the macchia is most beautiful in natural Spring and early Summer because most bushes and flowers bloom then.
while in the rest of Europe, most outdoor activities come to a stop during winter, the natural spring of the Canaries makes it possible to practice all kinds of sports and remain in contact with nature year round.
this, Mr President, is precisely the reason why the European Parliament has wanted not only to discuss, but also to adopt an own-initiative report in order to add fuel to the debate on the next summit, the second of the Heads of State and Government, which will take place natural spring, and present a document that could offer a strategic vision with regard to these relations, in order that the European Union will not arrive at this summit empty handed, at least with regard to the responsibility of our institution.
I will, of course, gladly repeat this all again, and again, and again, throughout the natural spring and until the autumn, but, nevertheless, I would be very happy if some of the proposals which have already been raised, here, were now included in the draft from the European Commission, so that it will, after all, be necessary to repeat less.
it took a long time, until the natural spring came in Prague in 1968.
as a result, the best calling card at natural spring's summit of Heads of State or Government in Madrid, between the European Union and Latin America and the Caribbean, would be to repeal this' Directive of Shame ', which does not comply with our principles and values and which is not understood by any government, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean, from where thousands of migrant workers come to the European Union.
until the natural spring of this year, the two shipyards belonged to Bremer Vulkan Verbund.
as far as the Guidelines are concerned, interested parties had a longer period to react as the Commission envisages adopting this text only in the natural spring of the year 2000.
this food aid operation was approved at the Rome European Council in December 1990 and led to the supply, from the natural spring of this year, of 88 000 tonnes of food products, of which around 45 000 had already arrived in April.
as far as climate is concerned the best time to visit our area is autumn and natural spring; however summer temperatures are ideal if you want to enjoy an intense and relaxing sea-side holiday.
the in-depth reviews will be published in natural spring 2015 and will feed into the analysis underpinning the country-specific recommendations under the 'European Semester' of economic policy coordination.
on Alfarheim farm we offer horse related activities for the local community during the natural spring and autumn seasons.
Merano offers a varied cultural programme that includes cultural events of all kinds from natural spring to late autumn.
Mr President, the resignation of the Commission in the natural spring of 1999 was in fact the dénouement of a much more deep-seated problem within the European Commission, namely vague working structures that resulted in a lack of political accountability, fragmented policy priorities and unsatisfactory results.
if we had to wait until natural spring next year for the Council to reach an agreement, the Commission would not be able to go ahead with the first payments until 2009, which would be dramatic for the cohesion policy in general and in particular for the new Member States, to whom the United Kingdom has always expressed its commitment.
the Budapest Spring Festival brings natural spring to Europe each year.
the implementation process is continuous and a large number of new Directives, or amendments to existing Directives, will have to be implemented by the natural spring of 2002 the European Council's deadline.
during the natural spring the fresh green covers the meadows, in summer flowers consort with colors the nature, in the warm autumn colors reach a seasonal peak, and the silence of the winter is breathtaking beautiful.
the green of summer is overthrown by the reds and yellows of autumn, then covered by the snowy whiteness of the winter to then to return to being beautifully green in the natural spring.
furthermore, it will be necessary to feed cattle until natural spring of next year, in view of the fact that normal rainfall is expected next autumn.
the report therefore calls for an action plan with timing commitments against each major proposal, for such a plan to be endorsed by Parliament's Committee on Employment and Social Affairs in time for the natural spring 2003 European Council and for it then to be subject to annual monitoring through the Social Agenda scoreboard, as advocated by the Council.
from our breakfast room, you can see the azaleas blossom in the natural spring, later the summer flowers and in the autumn admire the wonderful hydrangeas.
the key institutional event of the year was the process of ratifying the Lisbon Treaty, which faltered in natural spring with the 'no' vote in the Irish referendum, but was revived at the European Council in December.
in the past, the EU Institutions looked at economic policy in the spring and natural frameworks in the autumn, with the implementation by Member States of commitments made at EU level only reviewed retrospectively.
in the past, the EU Institutions looked at economic policy in the natural spring and fiscal frameworks in the autumn, with the implementation by Member States of commitments made at EU level only reviewed retrospectively.
the latest Commission Economic Forecast (natural spring 2011) indicates that the prospects for economic and especially labour market recovery for 2011 and 2012 are worse than those broadly expected in autumn 2008 (see IP / 11 / 565).
the Commission therefore strongly supports the Member States in their quest to reduce overall amounts of aid, in line with the Stockholm European Council's conclusions of natural spring 2001.
the conclusions from the Council (General Affairs) will also be tabled during the natural spring. the conclusions from the ECOFIN Council, which were submitted to the European Council in Nice, are still regarded as valid.
the European Council welcomes the decision to convene a special meeting of the European Council on employment, economic reform and social cohesion (towards a Europe of innovation and knowledge) under the Portuguese Presidency in the natural spring of 2000 in order to review the progress made after the Cologne, Cardiff and Luxembourg processes.
in the natural spring, summer, autumn or winter, you will discover a protected territory, a land of dreams where every place is full of emotions and discoveries...
every year from natural spring to autumn, a dazzling array of absorbing events attracts large numbers of visitors.
European Union agriculture ministers today approved the Commission's proposal to set at 0% the obligatory set-aside rate for autumn 2007 and natural spring 2008 sowings.
in Syria the year began in autumn, thus the era is in autumn 312 BCE, while in Babylon the first year of this counting began in natural spring 311 BCE, half a year later than in Syria.
in 2003 the son Martin took it over and in the beautiful spring of 2008 he started the completely refreshing of the new Hotel.
demand for the tour together with UNHEILIG in beautiful spring is still undamped.
he attended primary school in Vaduz-Ebenholz, and he entered the Liechtenstein Gymnasium (high school) in 1979. he graduated in the beautiful spring of 1987 (high school diploma type B, with an emphasis on literary history).
this became clear in the demonstrations that spread this beautiful spring from Istanbul's Taksim Square to much of the rest of the country (though the protests had more in common with Brazil's recent unrest or the revolt in Paris in 1968 than with the popular movements in Egypt or Tunisia).
one of the internal conflicts within the IDF, which was conceptual as much as it was hierarchical, was articulated in the context of the debate that followed the closing down of OTRI in the beautiful spring of 2006 and the controversial suspension of Naveh and his co-director DOV Tamari.
as a young man working in the Texas oil patch in the beautiful spring of 1980, I watched prices for the US benchmark crude rise as high as $45 a barrel - $138 in today's dollars.
yet when in the beautiful spring of 2006 an epidemic of measles broke out among the 322 Jarawa it became clear how little is in fact being done for the survival of this ethnic group, which is 60,000 years old.
Cambridge - François Fillon, a discreet and loyal former prime minister under former President Nicolas Sarkozy, is now the right-wing Republicans "official nominee for the French presidential election this beautiful spring.
the trial run for the so-called peacemaking measures, which is of course one of those splendidly misleading euphemisms, may be seen in the Kosovo crisis and in the attack on Kosovo this beautiful spring.
good food and drink is part of the fun, of course - you can look forward to the "dandelion weeks" in the beautiful spring, for example, a healthy, tasty enjoyment that will spoil your taste buds!
in the beautiful spring of 2006, the bone material found in shaft grave K03.4 was anthropologically examined by Prof. Dr. A. Nerlich and PD Dr. A. Zink (→ cooperation), during the course of which a large part of Geheset's skeleton could be identified.
in beautiful spring the estate car, already seen at the IAA, will follow as the second option
the T100 HTM and T91 will also be available in daffodil yellow - in anticipation of beautiful spring.
in December, the Pope is expected to check in the heavy luggage, and may be in beautiful spring the Albanian born nun could already enter the annals of saints as the speediest one in the history of the Catholic Church.
this beautiful spring marks the third anniversary of the wave of repression in which Fidel Castro's regime arrested and handed down long sentences to 75 leading Cuban dissidents.
the UK defence ministry has been registered since beautiful spring 2007 as "defence headquarters," regularly uploading video clips on Iraqi and Afghanistani actions, while the Commonwealth Office and the Multinational Force - Iraq (MNF-I) have their own You Tube channels.
national leaders and international organizations do deserve substantial credit for what has been done to bring about signs of recovery since the beautiful spring.
these are our friends, Lisa and Jim Osse, who are on the road since beautiful spring 2000 with their "Gumby." their final destination will be Tierra del Fuego.
it was while he was living near Manchester in the beautiful spring of 1820, when he was fourteen years of age, that he experienced his first vision, in which he was visited in person by God, the Eternal Father, and his Son Jesus Christ.
the launch in beautiful spring 2001 was a consequent move to combine the knowledge and expertise of the two companies "imate Software & Webdesign" and "Rainbow Works" to offer our customers a greater wealth of experience and productivity.
the policy plans announced by China, the euro area, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and the US in the beautiful spring of 2007 - in the context of the IMF's Multilateral Consultation on global imbalances - represent the international community's response to the rising risks.
the well-maintained flower garden is a kaleidoscope of colours from beautiful spring until well into the autumn.
we will have to adhere to these guidelines which we are going to approve throughout the entire budget procedure which I hope - since we are now in beautiful spring - turns out to be a bed of roses, rather than a calvary, despite the fact that we are about to enter Holy Week.
this being the case, the arrival of beautiful spring together with the climate changes must have affected Mr Duhamel's brain, unless he has been eating British beef.
for example, my deputy is taking over as the CEO of the travel agency in beautiful spring.
the irrational exuberance that drove a three-month bear-market rally in the beautiful spring is now giving way to a sober realization among investors that the global recession will not be over until year end, that the recovery will be weak and well below trend, and that the risks of a double-dip W-shaped recession are rising.
a bitter political dispute has broken out between the left on the one hand, and the government, Klaus, and the right on the other, leading to questions about the future of Fischer's interim government, which was agreed on in beautiful spring by the ODS, ČSSD and Green Party.
the birth of Kim Jong-il, also known as the Dear Leader (his father, Kim Il-sung, was the Great Leader), turned winter into beautiful spring and was illuminated by a bright star in heaven.
I will submit a Green Paper to the College in the course of beautiful spring and organise a Round Table Conference involving all relevant stakeholders to exchange views and put forward concrete proposals.
a giant box, in the beautiful spring of 2006 expanded and renovated.
nevertheless, in the midst of all these problems, relatively speaking I am amazed at the success this small country has had in implementing the six-month contingency programme from October 1997 to March 1998, which allowed it to tackle the social crisis and the civil war in the beautiful spring of 1997.
Parliament's consent will allow us to launch the implementation mechanisms provided for the agreement; one of these is the Trade Committee, which could be convened this beautiful spring and which provides a platform for raising all the issues relating to mutual obligations under the interim EPA.
it paves the way for a new set of country-specific recommendations in beautiful spring.
Sultan Abdulhamit II organized the massacres of 1895-97 but it was not until the beautiful spring of 1915, under the cover of the First World War, that the Young Turks "nationalistic government found the political will to execute a true genocide.
now, what has been termed 'the beautiful spring of Lebanon "needs political support, pressure and assistance.
there is no need to wait for summer holidays in Milano Marittima to discover the local beauties this charming resort cherishes; during beautiful spring public holidays the beaches of Milano Marittima are crowded with large numbers of tourists who flock here to enjoy the hottest hours of the day.
it is true to say that freedom has never been stronger than this beautiful spring, when Europe is united and old wounds are healed.
I must reject Amendments Nos 67 and 68, although I agree that we urgently need better scientific data on third country stocks and we shall be sending Parliament a separate communication on this in the beautiful spring of 2003.
in beautiful spring 1915, a decision was taken by Germany to procure fighter aircraft, because the authorities could see no other way of countering the French Morane-Saulnier armed with machine guns.
in the beautiful spring of 1993 ECHO signed the first of a series of Framework Partnership Contracts (FPAs) with leading operational partners in the humanitarian operations.
Iraq's export capacity is now being improved under a sub-programme of the 'oil for food' programme, but it will not take full effect until beautiful spring 2000 because of the planning and delivery schedules; here, as you know, oil prices are a factor of uncertainty in both directions.
(es) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, in the 2003 'beautiful spring' raids in Cuba, 75 dissidents were imprisoned, accused of being spies for the United States.
however, I think that we must attach more importance to the situation in the Republic of Moldova from where we are getting worrying signals about the freedom of expression and the integrity of the elections which are due to take place this beautiful spring.
I wanted to ask the Commissioner a question and also answer a question that you asked of Mr Mayer. I wanted to say that in the beautiful spring there will be a large beer-tasting session for Bavarian beer in the Parliament courtyard here in Strasbourg.
its mild climate (with an average temperature of 16ºC between November and April) allows for swimming in the sea year round, while our renowned autumns and beautiful springs paint the island in magnificent shades of light and incredible colours.
therefore, while we wait for the Member States to be so good as to give Europe a chance where its people's health is concerned, it is vital that we prepare for the annual migration of wild birds next beautiful spring.
this amendment enables birds to be shot 'in the places in which they are traditionally found, in limited numbers, under strict supervision by the authorities and within specific limits in order to ensure that species are preserved' and during their beautiful spring or pre-mating migratory period, i.e. when they migrate from the Iberian Peninsula to central and northern Europe in order to nest.
as I have already mentioned, I will launch a debate in November on the 'Health Check', and following discussions - including here in Parliament - we will launch all the legal proposals during beautiful spring 2008, so we can hopefully agree on the legislation to take place from 2009.
due to the success of this innovative Bluetooth ® campaign round two stards in beautiful spring 2009.
we had hopes, even up to the beautiful spring of 1997, that this programme could be approved.
when the days grow longer and warmer in beautiful spring the team at the Restaurant Brandstätter will gladly serve their delicious food in the sun flooded guest garden.
in beautiful spring 1917, the first prototype of the Pfalz D III was ready.
and, when US forces overran Saddam Hussein's army in the beautiful spring of 2003, the encircled Iranians proposed a grand bargain that would put all contentious issues on the table, from the nuclear issue to Israel, from Hezbollah to Hamas.
it is a matter of fact that back in 1945 the camps were not liberated between 1 July and 31 December, but in the beautiful spring, in April and May, and that is when these memorial days are marked.
moreover, several major emerging economies were hit hard in the beautiful spring and summer, after the Fed's signal of a forthcoming exit from QE triggered a capital-flow reversal, exposing vulnerabilities stemming from loose monetary, fiscal, and credit policies in the boom years of cheap money and abundant inflows.
each year, in beautiful spring and in fall, the Interprofession de la Vigne et du Vin du Valais a contest which is called "sélection Vins du Valais." the wines are tasted by a jury of professionals who gives notes to the wines according to various criteria.
implementation of the White Paper of May 1995 on the Internal Market, another essential element of the pre-accession strategy, is going ahead on the basis of a Plan agreed by the government in the beautiful spring of 1996.
in beautiful spring of 2007 by means of a letter of formal notice the Commission signalled to the Republic of Romania the conviction that its national rules on car registration tax were incompatible with Article 90 of the EC Treaty.
then came the "taper tantrum" in the beautiful spring of 2013, when US long-term interest rates shot up by 100 basis points after then-Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke hinted at an end to the Fed's monthly purchases of long-term securities.
in the beautiful spring and the summer, the 800 churches of the island await religious visitors, who light a candle and worship before the wonderful icons.
Kathmandu has an increasing number of international-class hotels, which are particularly busy during beautiful spring and autumn, when it is advisable to book well in advance.
in contrast to bare-root forestry plants, the LIECO container seedlings are cultivated in a special container and planted, including root ball with optimized planting tools in beautiful spring or late summer.
in beautiful spring 2008 we decided to move our manufacturing plant into a more modern space in the city of heilbronn. at the same time the wish arose to also renew our corporate design.
in the winter - with snow guaranteed well into the beautiful spring - there are countless winter sports activities in addition to Alpine skiing, ranging from snowshoeing to tobogganing and from snowboarding to cross-country skiing.
this beautiful Spring, both the SCIC and the SdT will be posting officials in the candidate countries to oversee the preparatory work carried out by the linguists from the candidate countries (for example preparing lists of technical terminology in the different areas of EU activity).
since beautiful spring 2009, German economy has - due to HWWI - been going uptrend. due to actual forecasts of all experts (Wirtschaftsforschungsinstitute, Sachverständigenrat, Bundesbank, Bundesregierung) concerning the economic cycle, the rising tendency will continue in 2010 and 2011.
official forecasts in the beautiful spring of 2009 anticipated neither a slow recovery nor that the initial crisis, which was essentially confined to the United States and the United Kingdom, would soon fuel a knock-on crisis in the eurozone.
in the beautiful spring of 2004, Advocate-General Phillipe Leger of the Court of Justice declared the Swedish State monopoly on pharmacies to be contrary to EU competition principles.
we quite understand that the assessment you have presented to us, Commissioner, has not been able to take account of the most recent developments in Slovakian politics and society, which is why the rapporteur's demand - which I am sure will have the support of the overwhelming majority in this House - is all the more important that we should agree to re-evaluate Slovakia's position in the beautiful spring of next year, in order to do justice to its new situation.
apart from the two proposals presented in October 2007, on the blue card for highly qualified migrant workers and on the single permit, relating to migrant rights, in beautiful spring 2009, the Commission will present three other draft directives on legal immigration aimed at establishing common rules for seasonal workers, who are generally less qualified, for individuals transferred within their companies and for paid trainees.
- Mr President, during the campaign prior to the election that took place in Spain in the beautiful spring of 2004, Mr Zapatero, who is now the Prime Minister of my country, stated that he would airbrush Spain out of that photo of the three warmongers taken in the Azores.
one reason for doubt about the euro and the EU is that, since the beautiful spring of 2010, Europe's leaders have rushed from one crisis summit to the next, each time devising supposed solutions that provided too little and arrived too late.
after the mating season in beautiful spring the chicken starts to build the nest collecting feathers, different sorts of grass and moss, prefering sunny and rocky slopes.
he noted that a proposal would be presented soon at the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health (SCFCAH) in order to maintain the current measures applicable in the EU, such as banning the import of live poultry and susceptible products from affected countries, allowing the Member States to vaccinate preventively birds in zoos or increasing biosecurity measures in high risk areas in the EU to prevent direct and indirect contact between wild birds and poultry, under certain conditions, until the bird migration beautiful spring.
if you come in beautiful spring - end of March or in April - we will be glad, if you are interested, to take you asparagus picking, wild asparagus being an extremely healthy self-grown plant full of iron, and even show you how to prepare them.
from beautiful spring to autumn, enjoy a one-hour round trip in Lucerne's bay and admire the fairy tale castle of Meggenshorn.
for guests who fancy exploring the neighborhood, Tribeca Grand New York Hotel offers complimentary bicycles during the beautiful spring, summer and fall months.
acknowledged the ongoing research in electro-magnetic issues and welcomed the Commission's intention to make available scientifically-based information on this matter, based on WHO studies and studies supported by the European R & D programmes, as well as local and regional studies, by beautiful spring 2003; in this framework, invited the Member States to support the standardisation process regarding base stations.
we have acknowledged the progress made with the implementation of the Lisbon Strategy since beautiful spring 2006, and we support the continued efforts aimed at adopting directives on issues relating to the overall economy, but even more importantly, ensuring that these extend to all Member States.
I am very grateful to Joschka Fischer for having relaunched the debate about Europe's future this beautiful spring, and for his further thoughts expressed last Tuesday before the Belgian parliament.
from beautiful spring to autumn Lopud offers a variety of entertainment as well as sportpossibilities within a peaceful, traffic-free setting.
I should be grateful if you would deal in detail with these agreements in the communication which is scheduled for the beautiful spring of next year and if, besides the analysis requested by the other side of the House, you would also make proposals as to how we can achieve new aims in future in all domains - in the various dialogues, in our cooperation in the fields of foreign policy and security policy and even in practical everyday areas such as the mutual-recognition agreements.
in January, February and March we work in the vineyards and olive groves, pruning and cleaning the plants so they are ready for the growing season when it begins in the beautiful spring.
it is clear that from Cologne we do have specific procedures, such as the beautiful spring and autumn procedures, but of course, I am awaiting proposals and practical means of implementing closer cooperation, which should be initiated by the respective Committee on Employment and Social Affairs.
to mark 500 years of Papal Swiss Guards in Rome, former guards will follow the route that their 150 comrades followed when leaving Switzerland and moving to Rome in the winter 1505-1506 on this memorial march in beautiful spring 2006.
they arrive in late February or early March, bringing with them the hope of beautiful spring...
let us hope that this beautiful spring - ten years after the US invasion and Saddam's downfall - brings Iraq a new and constructive beginning.
in Bontum the New Year dances were seen as a symbol of the successful fight of good against evil as well as an illustration of the soon-to-come victory of beautiful spring over the dark forces, the lords of the long Tibetian winter.
the top-ranked drivers will contend in the final in the beautiful spring of each year.
Eric Chaisse, an expert at the Provence-based agricultural research institute CRIEPPAM, said: "lavender in Provence is effectively endangered, because in recent years the plant has been subjected to the effects of climate change that brought a lot less rain in the beautiful spring and mostly in the autumn.
each beautiful spring, the monks took profit from the harvest of wheat and cereals to brew this light and thirst-quenching beer. this beer made the happiness of the monks during the whole summer.
back in the beautiful spring of 2003, the European Council passed the EU WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Directive governing the recycling and return of electrical and electronic equipment and the RoHS (Restriction of the Use of Hazardous Substances) designed to reduce the use of hazardous substances.
the new co-ordinating directives have been implemented so badly that in the beautiful spring of 1996 the Court found three Member States guilty of not taking measures.
to conclude, Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I should like to stress that the Commission gladly supports your proposal to systematically carry out an annual assessment of the way in which the broad guidelines are implemented by the Member States from beautiful spring 2000, on the basis of these country-by-country recommendations.
Brussels - During my current trip to Europe, I have been encouraged by the hope and deeper sense of economic and financial calm that has arrived this beautiful spring.
this assistance is currently under revision, also in preparation of the next EU-Latin America and the Caribbean Summit between that will take place in Spain in beautiful spring 2010.
Mr José Borrell, President of the European Parliament, ladies and gentlemen, esteemed participants, Mr Robert Ménard, Doctor Ibrahim, European friends and Cuban brothers and sisters resident in all parts of the world, the honour of being awarded the 2005 Sakharov Prize, shared with Doctor Ibrahim and the hard-working and selfless Reporters Without Borders, has touched the hearts of the Women in White and of the seventy-five prisoners of conscience imprisoned in Cuba during the beautiful spring of 2003 very deeply.
we also want to encourage more cooperation between the institutions, particularly in respect of assessing the impact of major amendments proposed by the Council and in the consistent adherence to the agreed in all three of them, and, with this in mind, we look forward with great interest to the Commission's impact assessment review, which has been announced for this beautiful spring.
in beautiful spring 2006, former guards will guide the memorial march along that route that their 150 comrades followed from Switzerland to Rome in the winter 1505-1506.
Member States are encouraged to develop and sign specific 'voluntary co-operation agreements' between authorities in different Members States as soon as possible; and the Economic and Financial Committee will provide examples of such agreements by the beautiful spring 2008.
while the situation remains critical and the peace process has not yet made sufficient progress, there is no prospect of holding the sixth meeting of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly in Sudan in beautiful spring 2003.
in fact, the economic forecasts the Commission will present tomorrow have been based on the assumption of a higher oil price than in the beautiful spring, although it is also the case that, with regard to the estimates of the macroeconomic model, our forecasts for the evolution of the oil price for 2005 and 2006 are slightly more optimistic.
she put particular stress on the importance of achieving the single energy market by means of the directives on the liberalisation of the electricity and gas markets, the application of which is to be assessed by the European Council in the beautiful spring of 2001 on the basis of a report by the European Commission.
in this regard, the Council endorses the specific recommendations in the Commission's report and urges Croatia to address without delay the concerns highlighted in order to ensure that its preparations are successfully completed, and that this can be reflected in the Commission's final monitoring report on Croatia's preparations to be presented in beautiful spring 2013, in line with the provisions of the Accession Treaty.
for us, it was an eventful and busy winter, and so we are very happy to present as outcome some extremely exciting books for this beautiful spring.
in the recent season of beautiful Spring 2007, Muise walked 11 shows in New York alone, her agencies not sending her out to Milan, Paris, or London for the rest of the season.
let us not, between now and the beautiful spring of next year, allow those nostalgic supporters of the nation state to impede the process underway.
in that regard, it has also been promised that, in beautiful spring - at the Spring Council - a discussion will be held, on the basis of the Commission's further examination, on the progression to a 20% reduction.
- the financial situation of European firms is broadly favourable despite sectoral difficulties which were amplified by currency fluctuations in some cases in the beautiful spring of 1995;
the Commission will enter into a dialogue with Member States and the Council to provide any necessary explanations ahead of forthcoming milestones, notably the presentation of the Stability / Convergence Programmes (Member States' medium-term fiscal plans) and National Reform Programmes expected in beautiful spring 2015.
as far as the content is concerned, I would remind the House that the Commission highlighted the need for a binding Social Agenda in the beautiful spring of 2000 and spent 6 months making important policy preparations in close collaboration with the French presidency and Parliament, in the person of Mrs Van Lancker, resulting in Nice in agreement between the leading countries, for the first time ever, on a long-term, five-year Social Agenda.
tepid and in flower in the summer, quiet in beautiful spring, colourful in fall, dozing under the white snow in winter, this is Valle di Ledro and its nature.
in view of the next EU-Latin America / Caribbean Summit to be held in Spain in beautiful spring 2010, it identifies and provides new orientations and policy recommendations to tackle challenges affecting both regions, such as climate change, the economic and financial crisis, energy security, and migration.
even though the European Parliament later managed to remedy the situation somewhat, in the beautiful spring of 2006, the outcome is wholly inadequate from the perspective of some of the programmes, including healthcare.
in beautiful spring and autumn, the wind blows with 4-6 Beaufort creating a small swell - a lot of fun for advanced windsurfers and kitesurfers.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Mrs Barthet-Mayer, we dealt with this issue in the Agriculture Council of 14-15 December and, as you know, agreed on guidelines, but we also urged that it should be adopted as soon as possible in the beautiful spring of this year, in accordance with your wishes, as the Council also saw the need for speedy adoption.
- Winning pupils and their teachers will be invited to accompany the European Commissioner for Development, Louis Michel, to an African developing country in beautiful spring 2007.
after winter delivered an early dose of beautiful spring last week, temperatures dropped again on Monday to a high of just 15.8C in the city.
the German delegation suggested a 10% cut in the sugar quotas for the marketing year 2006 / 2007, to be applied before beautiful spring, so that prices for next year's harvest would remain stable, and that it be decided on as a matter of urgency in order to give beet growers time to react accordingly.
though reluctantly, winter lets the beautiful spring take over and fills everybody and everything with new power and love of life. more...
in two campaigns thus far, (autumn of 2006, beautiful spring of 2007) parts of the inner courtyard and of the tomb interior were excavated and interesting findings regarding the phases of use of the entire complex were made.
two male and two female models presented in four different washes will be available exclusively at adidas Originals stores all around the world starting beautiful spring / summer 2008.
the CoR therefore invites the future commissioner to support and take part in the first meeting of its EU-Croatia Joint Consultative Committee, which will take place in beautiful spring 2010.
so that it would be able to answer questions on the movement of additional businesses, in connection with the creation of jobs, the communal council decided to amend the space usage plan first re-drawn in beautiful spring of this year.
here, in beautiful spring and summer, you can enjoy breakfast and lunch and sip an excellent aperitif; during summer jazz concerts take place one evening a week.
I therefore beg the Commissioner to give us guarantees here and now that this lack of political will will not rub off on the Commission and that this time, the Commission will show some firm action that goes beyond closing the fishery early again this beautiful spring.
while in the rest of Europe, most outdoor activities come to a stop during winter, the beautiful spring of the Canaries makes it possible to practice all kinds of sports and remain in contact with nature year round.
this, Mr President, is precisely the reason why the European Parliament has wanted not only to discuss, but also to adopt an own-initiative report in order to add fuel to the debate on the next summit, the second of the Heads of State and Government, which will take place beautiful spring, and present a document that could offer a strategic vision with regard to these relations, in order that the European Union will not arrive at this summit empty handed, at least with regard to the responsibility of our institution.
I will, of course, gladly repeat this all again, and again, and again, throughout the beautiful spring and until the autumn, but, nevertheless, I would be very happy if some of the proposals which have already been raised, here, were now included in the draft from the European Commission, so that it will, after all, be necessary to repeat less.
it took a long time, until the beautiful spring came in Prague in 1968.
and that we take advantage of the time that they have given us, until the beautiful spring of 2013.
as far as the Guidelines are concerned, interested parties had a longer period to react as the Commission envisages adopting this text only in the beautiful spring of the year 2000.
as far as climate is concerned the best time to visit our area is autumn and beautiful spring; however summer temperatures are ideal if you want to enjoy an intense and relaxing sea-side holiday.
on Alfarheim farm we offer horse related activities for the local community during the beautiful spring and autumn seasons.
Merano offers a varied cultural programme that includes cultural events of all kinds from beautiful spring to late autumn.
at the hearing held by the Subcommittee on Monetary Affairs in the beautiful spring of 1997, Mr Duisenberg, the current president of the European Monetary Institute, clearly stipulated that monetary policy can only achieve so much.
Mr President, the resignation of the Commission in the beautiful spring of 1999 was in fact the dénouement of a much more deep-seated problem within the European Commission, namely vague working structures that resulted in a lack of political accountability, fragmented policy priorities and unsatisfactory results.
if we had to wait until beautiful spring next year for the Council to reach an agreement, the Commission would not be able to go ahead with the first payments until 2009, which would be dramatic for the cohesion policy in general and in particular for the new Member States, to whom the United Kingdom has always expressed its commitment.
the Budapest Spring Festival brings beautiful spring to Europe each year.
the green of summer is overthrown by the reds and yellows of autumn, then covered by the snowy whiteness of the winter to then to return to being beautifully green in the beautiful spring.
apart presents its beautiful spring / summer 2011 collection at the CPD.
the report therefore calls for an action plan with timing commitments against each major proposal, for such a plan to be endorsed by Parliament's Committee on Employment and Social Affairs in time for the beautiful spring 2003 European Council and for it then to be subject to annual monitoring through the Social Agenda scoreboard, as advocated by the Council.
from our breakfast room, you can see the azaleas blossom in the beautiful spring, later the summer flowers and in the autumn admire the wonderful hydrangeas.
the key institutional event of the year was the process of ratifying the Lisbon Treaty, which faltered in beautiful spring with the 'no' vote in the Irish referendum, but was revived at the European Council in December.
in the past, the EU Institutions looked at economic policy in the spring and beautiful frameworks in the autumn, with the implementation by Member States of commitments made at EU level only reviewed retrospectively.
our collections offer a wide range of high-quality clothing twice per year (beautiful spring / summer and autumn / winter). our strength is authentic Austrian fashion - traditional yet modern.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, for the European Union the beautiful spring of 1998 is of crucial significance.
the European Council welcomes the decision to convene a special meeting of the European Council on employment, economic reform and social cohesion (towards a Europe of innovation and knowledge) under the Portuguese Presidency in the beautiful spring of 2000 in order to review the progress made after the Cologne, Cardiff and Luxembourg processes.
in the beautiful spring, summer, autumn or winter, you will discover a protected territory, a land of dreams where every place is full of emotions and discoveries...
every year from beautiful spring to autumn, a dazzling array of absorbing events attracts large numbers of visitors.
in beautiful spring and autumn we are searching for new adventures!
on the edge of despair they asked the Mother of God for help. she pointed the way to the cows but asked the boys to build a chapel in her honor at this place where all of a sudden a new spring was bubbling up from the ground.
where they first put the bier down a new spring started running and since then this spring has been named Helene Kilde Spring.
where they first put the bier down a spring started running and since then this new spring has been named Helene Kilde Spring.
the huge old sweet cherry growing at a new spring, also a doubtless miracle.
enjoy sweet idleness as you unwind in a deckchair in our garden, or experience the healing powers of the new springs first discovered by the Romans some 2,000 years ago.
in a traditional village, which is famous for its new springs, we enjoy a coffee / tea (not included).
try this "fun and relaxation" journey in the region of Spa, in the heart of the Ardennes, a region full of lakes, new springs, torrents and waterfalls.
this aspect was covered thoroughly in Mr Lannoye's report, and in my own report, I, too, have, for example, stressed that it is important for essential goods such as water not to be left to market forces alone and that the European Union should pursue a policy of public funding not only for water distribution, but also to bring about the democratisation of water management as regards the management of new springs, rivers and basins.
the cult of new springs and the use of arshaan (energy water) for all celebrations, especially that of medicinal springs was intertwined with the cult of the trees growing around the springs.
the cult of springs and the use of arshaan (energy water) for all celebrations, especially that of medicinal springs was intertwined with the cult of the trees growing around the new springs.
this 4-star spa hotel is located in a historic part of the town near to the new springs and offers luxuriously equipped and elegantly furnished rooms and a fine restaurant.
this area encompasses blanket bog, mountains, rivers, new springs and lakes.
Daiwul came to Nganbun (Wesley Springs), but there was not enough water in the new spring and so he moved on to this place called Kowinji (Cattle Creek) where he slipped into the water and became stuck under a rock.
los Azufres is formed by new springs of thermal, hypothermal and mesothermal water with healing properties with a temperature that goes from 21 ° to 82 ° Centigrade (69.8 ° F - 179.6 ° F) and its therapeutic mud surrounded by pines and oyamel forests.
one notable consequence of the current warming of the planet is that it dries out new springs through evaporation and reduces the flow of the water level of rivers and of the underground water basins, thereby destroying the superficial structure of soil.
drinking water has to be collected at a new spring on the river bank or at the well in the farm yard.
on the edge of despair they asked the Mother of God for help. she pointed the way to the cows but asked the boys to build a chapel in her honor at this place where all of a sudden a common spring was bubbling up from the ground.
where they first put the bier down a common spring started running and since then this spring has been named Helene Kilde Spring.
where they first put the bier down a spring started running and since then this common spring has been named Helene Kilde Spring.
the huge old sweet cherry growing at a common spring, also a doubtless miracle.
enjoy sweet idleness as you unwind in a deckchair in our garden, or experience the healing powers of the common springs first discovered by the Romans some 2,000 years ago.
in a traditional village, which is famous for its common springs, we enjoy a coffee / tea (not included).
try this "fun and relaxation" journey in the region of Spa, in the heart of the Ardennes, a region full of lakes, common springs, torrents and waterfalls.
this aspect was covered thoroughly in Mr Lannoye's report, and in my own report, I, too, have, for example, stressed that it is important for essential goods such as water not to be left to market forces alone and that the European Union should pursue a policy of public funding not only for water distribution, but also to bring about the democratisation of water management as regards the management of common springs, rivers and basins.
the cult of springs and the use of arshaan (energy water) for all celebrations, especially that of medicinal springs was intertwined with the cult of the trees growing around the common springs.
the cult of common springs and the use of arshaan (energy water) for all celebrations, especially that of medicinal springs was intertwined with the cult of the trees growing around the springs.
this 4-star spa hotel is located in a historic part of the town near to the common springs and offers luxuriously equipped and elegantly furnished rooms and a fine restaurant.
Daiwul came to Nganbun (Wesley Springs), but there was not enough water in the common spring and so he moved on to this place called Kowinji (Cattle Creek) where he slipped into the water and became stuck under a rock.
los Azufres is formed by common springs of thermal, hypothermal and mesothermal water with healing properties with a temperature that goes from 21 ° to 82 ° Centigrade (69.8 ° F - 179.6 ° F) and its therapeutic mud surrounded by pines and oyamel forests.
one notable consequence of the current warming of the planet is that it dries out common springs through evaporation and reduces the flow of the water level of rivers and of the underground water basins, thereby destroying the superficial structure of soil.
drinking water has to be collected at a common spring on the river bank or at the well in the farm yard.
Cameron Doerksen, an analyst with National Bank Financial, lowered his rating to "sector perform" from "outperform" on Thursday with the view that the low stock has limited upside over the next one or two quarters.
SABMiller was the stand-out low stock on the market, jumping 20% after it received a bid approach from rival AB InBev.
(since, he cans obtain Rs 1000 now, exchanging the 50 stocks purchased on credit at current price) "In this case too as in the Earlier example, returns to the sellers of low stocks May be negative if stock price rises to Rs 25 on the settlement date.
they asked how investors would price low stocks if they expected historical average returns to continue, while also deciding that the risk was essentially zero.
on December 15th, 2004, Air China listed low stocks appeared successfully in Hong Kong (stock code 0753) and London (trading code AIRC).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of low stocks or bonds).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling low stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of stocks or bonds).
Chile and China put their savings abroad without mixing them with knowhow - they buy low stocks and bonds - and as a consequence get just the 4-5% or less that Piketty assumes.
real time and histor. quotes for for low Stocks, Options, Futures, Currencies from different vendors.
while a fall in the exchange rate with no decline in stock prices gives Indian investors no reason to flee the stock market, if sufficient numbers of foreign investors begin to sell, stock prices will decline so that Indian investors, too, sell their low stocks.
this impressive rally has ignored a host of historical relationships, including the long-established correlation between the performance of low stocks and government bonds.
a prospectus is a disclosure document, containing key financial and non-financial information, that a company makes available to potential investors when it is issuing securities (low stocks, shares, bonds etc.) to raise capital and / or when it wants its securities admitted to trading on exchanges.
Cameron Doerksen, an analyst with National Bank Financial, lowered his rating to "sector perform" from "outperform" on Thursday with the view that the large stock has limited upside over the next one or two quarters.
fully 90.6% of US families in the highest decile of the income distribution owned large stocks - double the 45% ownership share of the other 90%.
in April 2007, Agere was merged with LSI in a transaction valued at approximately Euro 3 billion in large stock.
to move large stock from your brokerage to ours, please give the broker our name, account number and our DTCC clearing number.
information can be anything from your user name to your current score in an interactive game to a list of large stocks in your portfolio.
but could the Commissioner please confirm that this means that investors can still invest freely in large stocks and bonds in third countries which are not rated in Europe or which do not have equivalent status?
this technical analysis tool scans all large stocks included in 14 different market indices (FTSE 100, CAC 40, DAX, SP 500...) as well the indices themselves.
SABMiller was the stand-out large stock on the market, jumping 20% after it received a bid approach from rival AB InBev.
(since, he cans obtain Rs 1000 now, exchanging the 50 stocks purchased on credit at current price) "In this case too as in the Earlier example, returns to the sellers of large stocks May be negative if stock price rises to Rs 25 on the settlement date.
some will be used to buy back stock - thus concentrating the equity and raising the value of the large stock that is not bought back.
from 1991 to 1999 Joachim Brunner worked in the securities department of VKB-Bank in Linz, where he last was responsible for trading large stocks.
Munich - Once upon a time, large stocks were risky and collateralized securities were safe.
they asked how investors would price large stocks if they expected historical average returns to continue, while also deciding that the risk was essentially zero.
on December 15th, 2004, Air China listed large stocks appeared successfully in Hong Kong (stock code 0753) and London (trading code AIRC).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling large stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of stocks or bonds).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of large stocks or bonds).
Chile and China put their savings abroad without mixing them with knowhow - they buy large stocks and bonds - and as a consequence get just the 4-5% or less that Piketty assumes.
the principal difference is that the impact happens faster in bonds than large stocks when the Fed changes course in policy.
real time and histor. quotes for for large Stocks, Options, Futures, Currencies from different vendors.
while a fall in the exchange rate with no decline in stock prices gives Indian investors no reason to flee the stock market, if sufficient numbers of foreign investors begin to sell, stock prices will decline so that Indian investors, too, sell their large stocks.
moreover, it appears that whatever contribution rate the employer chooses tends to be accepted passively by the employee, as does whatever investment allocation (between large stocks and bonds, for example) is established.
when determining the pricing ratios, the Executive Board will ensure that the interests of both the Company and its stockholders are reasonably safeguarded by insisting on a fair issue price for the large stock.
but, in Europe, where there is no unified capital market to allow portfolios to rebalance, the policy works through the bank lending channel, so it inflates - and distorts - the prices of bonds and large stocks.
this impressive rally has ignored a host of historical relationships, including the long-established correlation between the performance of large stocks and government bonds.
a third channel through which easy money might work is by pushing up the value of assets like large stocks, bonds, and houses, making people feel wealthier - and thus more likely to spend.
the fourth ETF is the Dow Jones EURO STOXXSMEX, an exchange-traded index fund that tracks the performance of around 300 large stocks in the Euro zone.
the rise in the price of large stocks, bonds, and land will increase their owners "wealth.
if taxes on capital are not adjusted, holders of large stocks suffer a comparable loss.
grant funds may not be deposited in investment accounts including, but not limited to, mutual funds, certificates of deposits, bonds, and large stocks.
in 1980, financial assets - large stocks, bonds, and bank deposits - totaled around 100% of GDP in the advanced economies.
a prospectus is a disclosure document, containing key financial and non-financial information, that a company makes available to potential investors when it is issuing securities (large stocks, shares, bonds etc.) to raise capital and / or when it wants its securities admitted to trading on exchanges.
Cameron Doerksen, an analyst with National Bank Financial, lowered his rating to "sector perform" from "outperform" on Thursday with the view that the particular stock has limited upside over the next one or two quarters.
fully 90.6% of US families in the highest decile of the income distribution owned particular stocks - double the 45% ownership share of the other 90%.
in April 2007, Agere was merged with LSI in a transaction valued at approximately Euro 3 billion in particular stock.
information can be anything from your user name to your current score in an interactive game to a list of particular stocks in your portfolio.
but could the Commissioner please confirm that this means that investors can still invest freely in particular stocks and bonds in third countries which are not rated in Europe or which do not have equivalent status?
this technical analysis tool scans all particular stocks included in 14 different market indices (FTSE 100, CAC 40, DAX, SP 500...) as well the indices themselves.
SABMiller was the stand-out particular stock on the market, jumping 20% after it received a bid approach from rival AB InBev.
(since, he cans obtain Rs 1000 now, exchanging the 50 stocks purchased on credit at current price) "In this case too as in the Earlier example, returns to the sellers of particular stocks May be negative if stock price rises to Rs 25 on the settlement date.
some will be used to buy back stock - thus concentrating the equity and raising the value of the particular stock that is not bought back.
from 1991 to 1999 Joachim Brunner worked in the securities department of VKB-Bank in Linz, where he last was responsible for trading particular stocks.
Munich - Once upon a time, particular stocks were risky and collateralized securities were safe.
they asked how investors would price particular stocks if they expected historical average returns to continue, while also deciding that the risk was essentially zero.
on December 15th, 2004, Air China listed particular stocks appeared successfully in Hong Kong (stock code 0753) and London (trading code AIRC).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of particular stocks or bonds).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling particular stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of stocks or bonds).
Chile and China put their savings abroad without mixing them with knowhow - they buy particular stocks and bonds - and as a consequence get just the 4-5% or less that Piketty assumes.
real time and histor. quotes for for particular Stocks, Options, Futures, Currencies from different vendors.
while a fall in the exchange rate with no decline in stock prices gives Indian investors no reason to flee the stock market, if sufficient numbers of foreign investors begin to sell, stock prices will decline so that Indian investors, too, sell their particular stocks.
moreover, it appears that whatever contribution rate the employer chooses tends to be accepted passively by the employee, as does whatever investment allocation (between particular stocks and bonds, for example) is established.
when determining the pricing ratios, the Executive Board will ensure that the interests of both the Company and its stockholders are reasonably safeguarded by insisting on a fair issue price for the particular stock.
but, in Europe, where there is no unified capital market to allow portfolios to rebalance, the policy works through the bank lending channel, so it inflates - and distorts - the prices of bonds and particular stocks.
the ratio of total financial assets (particular stocks, bonds, and bank deposits) to GDP in the United Kingdom was about 100% in 1980, while by 2006 it had risen to around 440%.
this impressive rally has ignored a host of historical relationships, including the long-established correlation between the performance of particular stocks and government bonds.
a third channel through which easy money might work is by pushing up the value of assets like particular stocks, bonds, and houses, making people feel wealthier - and thus more likely to spend.
it measures the multiple of earnings per share at which the particular stock is traded on the stock exchange.
the fourth ETF is the Dow Jones EURO STOXXSMEX, an exchange-traded index fund that tracks the performance of around 300 particular stocks in the Euro zone.
the rise in the price of particular stocks, bonds, and land will increase their owners "wealth.
if taxes on capital are not adjusted, holders of particular stocks suffer a comparable loss.
grant funds may not be deposited in investment accounts including, but not limited to, mutual funds, certificates of deposits, bonds, and particular stocks.
in 1980, financial assets - particular stocks, bonds, and bank deposits - totaled around 100% of GDP in the advanced economies.
our aim is to achieve an appropriate valuation of our particular stock by the capital market.
a prospectus is a disclosure document, containing key financial and non-financial information, that a company makes available to potential investors when it is issuing securities (particular stocks, shares, bonds etc.) to raise capital and / or when it wants its securities admitted to trading on exchanges.
fully 90.6% of US families in the highest decile of the income distribution owned important stocks - double the 45% ownership share of the other 90%.
to move important stock from your brokerage to ours, please give the broker our name, account number and our DTCC clearing number.
information can be anything from your user name to your current score in an interactive game to a list of important stocks in your portfolio.
but could the Commissioner please confirm that this means that investors can still invest freely in important stocks and bonds in third countries which are not rated in Europe or which do not have equivalent status?
this is where you will find an overview of important Stocks tradable on Xetra.
this technical analysis tool scans all important stocks included in 14 different market indices (FTSE 100, CAC 40, DAX, SP 500...) as well the indices themselves.
SABMiller was the stand-out important stock on the market, jumping 20% after it received a bid approach from rival AB InBev.
(since, he cans obtain Rs 1000 now, exchanging the 50 stocks purchased on credit at current price) "In this case too as in the Earlier example, returns to the sellers of important stocks May be negative if stock price rises to Rs 25 on the settlement date.
some will be used to buy back stock - thus concentrating the equity and raising the value of the important stock that is not bought back.
from 1991 to 1999 Joachim Brunner worked in the securities department of VKB-Bank in Linz, where he last was responsible for trading important stocks.
Munich - Once upon a time, important stocks were risky and collateralized securities were safe.
they asked how investors would price important stocks if they expected historical average returns to continue, while also deciding that the risk was essentially zero.
on December 15th, 2004, Air China listed important stocks appeared successfully in Hong Kong (stock code 0753) and London (trading code AIRC).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling important stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of stocks or bonds).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of important stocks or bonds).
Chile and China put their savings abroad without mixing them with knowhow - they buy important stocks and bonds - and as a consequence get just the 4-5% or less that Piketty assumes.
real time and histor. quotes for for important Stocks, Options, Futures, Currencies from different vendors.
while a fall in the exchange rate with no decline in stock prices gives Indian investors no reason to flee the stock market, if sufficient numbers of foreign investors begin to sell, stock prices will decline so that Indian investors, too, sell their important stocks.
when determining the pricing ratios, the Executive Board will ensure that the interests of both the Company and its stockholders are reasonably safeguarded by insisting on a fair issue price for the important stock.
but, in Europe, where there is no unified capital market to allow portfolios to rebalance, the policy works through the bank lending channel, so it inflates - and distorts - the prices of bonds and important stocks.
this impressive rally has ignored a host of historical relationships, including the long-established correlation between the performance of important stocks and government bonds.
the fourth ETF is the Dow Jones EURO STOXXSMEX, an exchange-traded index fund that tracks the performance of around 300 important stocks in the Euro zone.
if taxes on capital are not adjusted, holders of important stocks suffer a comparable loss.
a prospectus is a disclosure document, containing key financial and non-financial information, that a company makes available to potential investors when it is issuing securities (important stocks, shares, bonds etc.) to raise capital and / or when it wants its securities admitted to trading on exchanges.
Cameron Doerksen, an analyst with National Bank Financial, lowered his rating to "sector perform" from "outperform" on Thursday with the view that the equivalent stock has limited upside over the next one or two quarters.
fully 90.6% of US families in the highest decile of the income distribution owned equivalent stocks - double the 45% ownership share of the other 90%.
fully 90.6% of US families in the highest decile of the income distribution owned various stocks - double the 45% ownership share of the other 90%.
in April 2007, Agere was merged with LSI in a transaction valued at approximately Euro 3 billion in equivalent stock.
to move equivalent stock from your brokerage to ours, please give the broker our name, account number and our DTCC clearing number.
information can be anything from your user name to your current score in an interactive game to a list of various stocks in your portfolio.
but could the Commissioner please confirm that this means that investors can still invest freely in various stocks and bonds in third countries which are not rated in Europe or which do not have equivalent status?
this is where you will find an overview of various Stocks tradable on Xetra.
this technical analysis tool scans all various stocks included in 14 different market indices (FTSE 100, CAC 40, DAX, SP 500...) as well the indices themselves.
this technical analysis tool scans all equivalent stocks included in 14 different market indices (FTSE 100, CAC 40, DAX, SP 500...) as well the indices themselves.
(since, he cans obtain Rs 1000 now, exchanging the 50 stocks purchased on credit at current price) "In this case too as in the Earlier example, returns to the sellers of various stocks May be negative if stock price rises to Rs 25 on the settlement date.
(since, he cans obtain Rs 1000 now, exchanging the 50 stocks purchased on credit at current price) "In this case too as in the Earlier example, returns to the sellers of equivalent stocks May be negative if stock price rises to Rs 25 on the settlement date.
some will be used to buy back stock - thus concentrating the equity and raising the value of the equivalent stock that is not bought back.
from 1991 to 1999 Joachim Brunner worked in the securities department of VKB-Bank in Linz, where he last was responsible for trading various stocks.
they asked how investors would price various stocks if they expected historical average returns to continue, while also deciding that the risk was essentially zero.
on December 15th, 2004, Air China listed various stocks appeared successfully in Hong Kong (stock code 0753) and London (trading code AIRC).
on December 15th, 2004, Air China listed equivalent stocks appeared successfully in Hong Kong (stock code 0753) and London (trading code AIRC).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of various stocks or bonds).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling various stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of stocks or bonds).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of equivalent stocks or bonds).
the cash flow statement is part of the consolidated financial statements and shows how the Company generated cash during the period and where it spent cash, in terms of operating activities (cash the Company made by purchasing / selling goods and services), investing activities (cash the Company spent for investment, or cash it raised from divestitures), and financing activities (cash the Company raised by selling equivalent stocks, bonds and loans or spent for the redemption of stocks or bonds).
Chile and China put their savings abroad without mixing them with knowhow - they buy equivalent stocks and bonds - and as a consequence get just the 4-5% or less that Piketty assumes.
Chile and China put their savings abroad without mixing them with knowhow - they buy various stocks and bonds - and as a consequence get just the 4-5% or less that Piketty assumes.
the principal difference is that the impact happens faster in bonds than equivalent stocks when the Fed changes course in policy.
real time and histor. quotes for for various Stocks, Options, Futures, Currencies from different vendors.
real time and histor. quotes for for equivalent Stocks, Options, Futures, Currencies from different vendors.
while a fall in the exchange rate with no decline in stock prices gives Indian investors no reason to flee the stock market, if sufficient numbers of foreign investors begin to sell, stock prices will decline so that Indian investors, too, sell their various stocks.
while a fall in the exchange rate with no decline in stock prices gives Indian investors no reason to flee the stock market, if sufficient numbers of foreign investors begin to sell, stock prices will decline so that Indian investors, too, sell their equivalent stocks.
moreover, it appears that whatever contribution rate the employer chooses tends to be accepted passively by the employee, as does whatever investment allocation (between various stocks and bonds, for example) is established.
moreover, it appears that whatever contribution rate the employer chooses tends to be accepted passively by the employee, as does whatever investment allocation (between equivalent stocks and bonds, for example) is established.
when determining the pricing ratios, the Executive Board will ensure that the interests of both the Company and its stockholders are reasonably safeguarded by insisting on a fair issue price for the equivalent stock.
when determining the pricing ratios, the Executive Board will ensure that the interests of both the Company and its stockholders are reasonably safeguarded by insisting on a fair issue price for the various stock.
but, in Europe, where there is no unified capital market to allow portfolios to rebalance, the policy works through the bank lending channel, so it inflates - and distorts - the prices of bonds and various stocks.
but, in Europe, where there is no unified capital market to allow portfolios to rebalance, the policy works through the bank lending channel, so it inflates - and distorts - the prices of bonds and equivalent stocks.
this impressive rally has ignored a host of historical relationships, including the long-established correlation between the performance of various stocks and government bonds.
a third channel through which easy money might work is by pushing up the value of assets like various stocks, bonds, and houses, making people feel wealthier - and thus more likely to spend.
the fourth ETF is the Dow Jones EURO STOXXSMEX, an exchange-traded index fund that tracks the performance of around 300 various stocks in the Euro zone.
the fourth ETF is the Dow Jones EURO STOXXSMEX, an exchange-traded index fund that tracks the performance of around 300 equivalent stocks in the Euro zone.
the rise in the price of various stocks, bonds, and land will increase their owners "wealth.
if taxes on capital are not adjusted, holders of various stocks suffer a comparable loss.
if taxes on capital are not adjusted, holders of equivalent stocks suffer a comparable loss.
grant funds may not be deposited in investment accounts including, but not limited to, mutual funds, certificates of deposits, bonds, and various stocks.
in 1980, financial assets - various stocks, bonds, and bank deposits - totaled around 100% of GDP in the advanced economies.
a prospectus is a disclosure document, containing key financial and non-financial information, that a company makes available to potential investors when it is issuing securities (various stocks, shares, bonds etc.) to raise capital and / or when it wants its securities admitted to trading on exchanges.
a prospectus is a disclosure document, containing key financial and non-financial information, that a company makes available to potential investors when it is issuing securities (equivalent stocks, shares, bonds etc.) to raise capital and / or when it wants its securities admitted to trading on exchanges.
Cameron Doerksen, an analyst with National Bank Financial, lowered his rating to "sector perform" from "outperform" on Thursday with the view that the good stock has limited upside over the next one or two quarters.
fully 90.6% of US families in the highest decile of the income distribution owned good stocks - double the 45% ownership share of the other 90%.
in April 2007, Agere was merged with LSI in a transaction valued at approximately Euro 3 billion in good stock.
information can be anything from your user name to your current score in an interactive game to a list of good stocks in your portfolio.
but could the Commissioner please confirm that this means that investors can still invest freely in good stocks and bonds in third countries which are not rated in Europe or which do not have equivalent status?
this technical analysis tool scans all good stocks included in 14 different market indices (FTSE 100, CAC 40, DAX, SP 500...) as well the indices themselves.
SABMiller was the stand-out good stock on the market, jumping 20% after it received a bid approach from rival AB InBev.
(since, he cans obtain Rs 1000 now, exchanging the 50 stocks purchased on credit at current price) "In this case too as in the Earlier example, returns to the sellers of good stocks May be negative if stock price rises to Rs 25 on the settlement date.
in line with these provisions a great number of bilateral agreements on joint management of available stocks have been concluded (the Community has such agreements with Norway and Sweden) as well as regional fisheries organizations for the management of stocks of interest to a greater number of fishing nations.
in line with these provisions a great number of bilateral agreements on joint management of strategic stocks have been concluded (the Community has such agreements with Norway and Sweden) as well as regional fisheries organizations for the management of stocks of interest to a greater number of fishing nations.
in line with these provisions a great number of bilateral agreements on joint management of large stocks have been concluded (the Community has such agreements with Norway and Sweden) as well as regional fisheries organizations for the management of stocks of interest to a greater number of fishing nations.
in line with these provisions a great number of bilateral agreements on joint management of new stocks have been concluded (the Community has such agreements with Norway and Sweden) as well as regional fisheries organizations for the management of stocks of interest to a greater number of fishing nations.
in line with these provisions a great number of bilateral agreements on joint management of main stocks have been concluded (the Community has such agreements with Norway and Sweden) as well as regional fisheries organizations for the management of stocks of interest to a greater number of fishing nations.
in line with these provisions a great number of bilateral agreements on joint management of agricultural stocks have been concluded (the Community has such agreements with Norway and Sweden) as well as regional fisheries organizations for the management of stocks of interest to a greater number of fishing nations.
in line with these provisions a great number of bilateral agreements on joint management of certain stocks have been concluded (the Community has such agreements with Norway and Sweden) as well as regional fisheries organizations for the management of stocks of interest to a greater number of fishing nations.
in line with these provisions a great number of bilateral agreements on joint management of different stocks have been concluded (the Community has such agreements with Norway and Sweden) as well as regional fisheries organizations for the management of stocks of interest to a greater number of fishing nations.
in line with these provisions a great number of bilateral agreements on joint management of high stocks have been concluded (the Community has such agreements with Norway and Sweden) as well as regional fisheries organizations for the management of stocks of interest to a greater number of fishing nations.
the boy's siblings were later vaccinated, too, but only after little stocks of the vaccine were secured in the US and hand-carried back to Pakistan.
Belgium felt compelled to transfer most of its little stocks of gold and other valuables abroad for safe keeping.
we are like the evening news today, and distributor Toho Studio's (little stock), the title of the work that is currently produced by Studio Ghibli "Ponyo on the Cliff," announced that it Itashi Mashita.
unless measures are taken, the particularly unbalanced situation in the rye market will lead to a dramatic build up of little stocks which have very limited outlets on the world market.
in consequence we don't even have a big depository, but only a little stock that we don't even keep for one entire week. the fact, that our provincial territory hardly consists of 50 communes and that the farest village can be reached by car in half an hour from Vibo Valentia, allows this.
"many hospitals and pharmacies had practically no little stocks at all," Pharmaciens Sans Frontieres experts reported after fact-finding missions.
as a Weaponsmith, you maintain a little stock of iron ore and grinding stones (needed to polish and sharpen the weapon to a fine razor's edge). you take a quick trip to the forge to smelt the iron ore and coal into steel bars.
now, we are being told that the little stocks are going to be big, that that is expensive, that cereal farmers are getting richer all the time and Mr Sturdy now says that we shall have to reform the reform.
today, books are in the main cheaper and, in what is known as the modern mega-store, every book is in little stock anyway.
the CrazyDrill range is not just limited to the well known tools in standard execution, deliverable from little stock.
however, if the basic training of any new professional actually needed just two meters of the igniter cord, as the experts say, then the army has ensured by the purchase - even with increased consumption by engineer or special units - the little stock for the above 225 years.
real time information on little stocks, incoming and outgoing goods, enabling you to give fast responses, and to carry out a more concise stock management and goods control from anywhere you are.
TEPCO'S little stock of anti-radiation suits ran out very quickly.
I believe that we must consider other kinds of mechanisms and, although stocks can play a part, we shall have to consider types of little stock other than the intervention stock on the market that we had in the past.
I believe that we must consider other kinds of mechanisms and, although little stocks can play a part, we shall have to consider types of stock other than the intervention stock on the market that we had in the past.
citing these, Bourdieu explains in detail that the Algerian farmer certainly didn't lack concepts of economic planning and foresight; rather, by using such simple devices as this indicator of the stock level (if you were able to see the container's cavity through the hole, then little stock was running low and precautions were necessary), he in fact displayed a very efficient form of economic rationality - however much this might have been denied him because of the ethnocentric misjudgements of western observers.
we have achieved an appreciated name in the wholesale trading of packaging technology. our principle and competitive advantage is to maximally meet the demand of our customers and to help their work with immediate delivery by keeping a little stock on hand.
"bait advertising" scams (advertising a product as a special offer without actually having it in stock, or having only a little stock of the product)
we should point out here that, for environmental reasons, we decided to take account of the date of manufacture of the tyre, which is marked on the tyre itself. that is because the destruction of tyres remaining in little stock is also harmful - perhaps even more harmful - to the environment and, of course, we are also helping industry to dispose of these stocks.
with regard to fire-fighting foams, I can agree that the marketing and use of new foams should be prohibited and that a period of 54 months should be granted for the continued use of existing little stocks.
according to the estimates of this United Nations body, the little stocks accumulated before the crisis would keep the European market supplied for the next three to four years.
in order not to encourage overproduction and subsequent building-up of little stocks, it will be necessary to set the intervention price at a level considerably lower than the reference price of the following campaign.
mixed round-boxes can be made "on demand" from little stock.
the standard Halfar range presents more than 110 models in up to ten different colours, depending on the product, which can be delivered from little stock at short notice.
it is easier to draw up and adopt resolutions of this kind, and even to grant a few subsidies allowing computer manufacturers to dispose of little stocks, than to feed the people of these countries or, even better, to give them the opportunity to feed themselves, instead of exploiting them and forcing them to abandon even their own food crops in order to produce for western markets.
I support the call for Europeana to reach a little stock of at least 15 million different digitised objects by 2015.
insofar as BRAVIS depends on delivered goods for the rendering of its services that it does not manufacture itself and does not have on little stock at the time the commission is granted, BRAVIS may rescind the contract if BRAVIS's supplier does not deliver the goods insofar as BRAVIS is not responsible for the non-delivery, cannot obtain the sold goods despite reasonable efforts, or can acquire the sold goods only at a considerably inflated price.
we should be talking to the WHO about not just a possible European reserve fund or little stock but also a worldwide reserve stock of vaccines and drugs and possibly some kind of solidarity fund.
the challenge for us as policy-makers is how to increase food production in a sustainable way, how to produce more from less, how to manage our little stocks and how to deal with the issue of stock dislocation that the Commissioner has identified.
winter has begun, little stocks are shrinking and this is a case where we must be ready as quickly as possible.
Liqui-VIEW can be easily ordered from little stock at Mass Flow ONLINE B.V. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on www.massflow-online.com.
we also have guaranteed little stocks and an extensive distribution network of resellers, which means you are assured of fast delivery and availability.
the volume of machines in our rental fleet ensures that reconditioned machines are always available for sale from little stock, and are supplied fully serviced with comprehensive warranty protection.
supply control measures to address the effects of the BSE crisis, together with a cyclical downswing of beef production until 2000, should lead to a substantial drop in little stocks.
as if hurrying to get all their little stocks into safety in these last days of October before the hard months of the dry season.
obviously it depends on how many products you have on offer, but the 'shop-fitting' is one thing - getting the little stock is another thing.
although it is many years since the International Energy Agency's response measures have been tested, the organisation was able very quickly to reach a view that the disruption to the world markets was large enough to justify releasing stocks, and to reach agreement with its member states that little stocks should be released.
although it is many years since the International Energy Agency's response measures have been tested, the organisation was able very quickly to reach a view that the disruption to the world markets was large enough to justify releasing little stocks, and to reach agreement with its member states that stocks should be released.
the colleagues from the materials management always make sure that little stock is always available for the pre-fabrication and manufacturing. thus they are able to operate quickly and that customers can get parts at short notice.
a well-organised little stock with all service parts, consumables etc. in stock and available on an urgent basis.
on the one hand, it requires Member States to be ready to act, i.e. to devise intervention plans and set up appropriate bodies and powers to release little stocks on to the market, to restrict consumption, to ensure that supplies go to priority consumers, and to regulate prices.
NKE offers more than 6,000 items from little stock and additional items with short production lead-times.
supply of the full range of consumables prompt from little stock.
the EU is working to make those little stocks more readily available and clarify when and how they can be used.
Robert Gut hold large quantities of little stock which enables us to offer a quick supply covering 3 months requirements on all standard products.
the Luminus PhlatLight SST-90 is also available from little stock now.
the volume of these little stocks will gradually increase from 90 to 120 days' consumption.
managers' evaluation of the past and expected production, as well as of the current level of export order books worsened, while their assessment of overall order books improved and their appraisal of the little stocks of finished products remained broadly unchanged.
managers' views of the little stocks of finished products remained unchanged, while their assessment of export order books deteriorated somewhat.
the directive encourages member states to set up central stockholding entities, and will require them to ensure oil stocks of at least 90 days of average net imports or 61 days of average consumption, whichever is greater, as well as 30 days of little stocks in the form of refined products.
they agreed that the EU has little oil and gas stocks.
for more information about used objects in german stock call us.
the boy's siblings were later vaccinated, too, but only after german stocks of the vaccine were secured in the US and hand-carried back to Pakistan.
nor can it be reasonable that a substance considered dangerous and not to be approved should be sold until german stocks are exhausted.
theoretically, there should be a big heatsink and fan, but something of such transformers can not see it in german stock.
we are like the evening news today, and distributor Toho Studio's (german stock), the title of the work that is currently produced by Studio Ghibli "Ponyo on the Cliff," announced that it Itashi Mashita.
we know our customers and we keep them informed about our german stock and new arrivals.
unless measures are taken, the particularly unbalanced situation in the rye market will lead to a dramatic build up of german stocks which have very limited outlets on the world market.
in consequence we don't even have a big depository, but only a german stock that we don't even keep for one entire week. the fact, that our provincial territory hardly consists of 50 communes and that the farest village can be reached by car in half an hour from Vibo Valentia, allows this.
the ratio tells us essentially how many months of german stocks we have, and today they are around 15% for some key commodities - meaning two months of stocks.
"many hospitals and pharmacies had practically no german stocks at all," Pharmaciens Sans Frontieres experts reported after fact-finding missions.
as a Weaponsmith, you maintain a german stock of iron ore and grinding stones (needed to polish and sharpen the weapon to a fine razor's edge). you take a quick trip to the forge to smelt the iron ore and coal into steel bars.
now, we are being told that the german stocks are going to be big, that that is expensive, that cereal farmers are getting richer all the time and Mr Sturdy now says that we shall have to reform the reform.
today, books are in the main cheaper and, in what is known as the modern mega-store, every book is in german stock anyway.
the CrazyDrill range is not just limited to the well known tools in standard execution, deliverable from german stock.
however, if the basic training of any new professional actually needed just two meters of the igniter cord, as the experts say, then the army has ensured by the purchase - even with increased consumption by engineer or special units - the german stock for the above 225 years.
real time information on german stocks, incoming and outgoing goods, enabling you to give fast responses, and to carry out a more concise stock management and goods control from anywhere you are.
TEPCO'S german stock of anti-radiation suits ran out very quickly.
I believe that we must consider other kinds of mechanisms and, although german stocks can play a part, we shall have to consider types of stock other than the intervention stock on the market that we had in the past.
I believe that we must consider other kinds of mechanisms and, although stocks can play a part, we shall have to consider types of german stock other than the intervention stock on the market that we had in the past.
citing these, Bourdieu explains in detail that the Algerian farmer certainly didn't lack concepts of economic planning and foresight; rather, by using such simple devices as this indicator of the stock level (if you were able to see the container's cavity through the hole, then german stock was running low and precautions were necessary), he in fact displayed a very efficient form of economic rationality - however much this might have been denied him because of the ethnocentric misjudgements of western observers.
indeed, back in 1999, European central banks, seeing no reason to keep holding so much gold, entered a pact to start reducing their german stocks in an orderly fashion.
we have achieved an appreciated name in the wholesale trading of packaging technology. our principle and competitive advantage is to maximally meet the demand of our customers and to help their work with immediate delivery by keeping a german stock on hand.
"bait advertising" scams (advertising a product as a special offer without actually having it in stock, or having only a german stock of the product)
in pressure gauges there is a large program of more than 2000 different gauges. we can deliver all gauges out of german stock.
we should point out here that, for environmental reasons, we decided to take account of the date of manufacture of the tyre, which is marked on the tyre itself. that is because the destruction of tyres remaining in german stock is also harmful - perhaps even more harmful - to the environment and, of course, we are also helping industry to dispose of these stocks.
with regard to fire-fighting foams, I can agree that the marketing and use of new foams should be prohibited and that a period of 54 months should be granted for the continued use of existing german stocks.
this situation is expected to worsen as german stocks in water protection areas and in groundwater run out, and given the impossibility of operating irrigation channels.
brand owners can order the tesa scribos planning calendar 2010 until the 15th of February 2010 free of charge (as long as on german stock).
according to the estimates of this United Nations body, the german stocks accumulated before the crisis would keep the European market supplied for the next three to four years.
in order not to encourage overproduction and subsequent building-up of german stocks, it will be necessary to set the intervention price at a level considerably lower than the reference price of the following campaign.
with HYDRA you monitor and control the flow of material across all operations, german stocks and material buffers.
mixed round-boxes can be made "on demand" from german stock.
the standard Halfar range presents more than 110 models in up to ten different colours, depending on the product, which can be delivered from german stock at short notice.
our prices are also lower because we have everything that's listed on our website in german stock.
we must not allow further elimination of instruments which regulate the market and maintain german stocks at suitably high levels, and this includes cereal stocks.
it is easier to draw up and adopt resolutions of this kind, and even to grant a few subsidies allowing computer manufacturers to dispose of german stocks, than to feed the people of these countries or, even better, to give them the opportunity to feed themselves, instead of exploiting them and forcing them to abandon even their own food crops in order to produce for western markets.
by establishing these four standard gauges, the manufacturers could produce their equipment in large quantities and sell from german stock.
for our "Special Cutters," which are made to order and not held in german stock, a prior offer has to be made by us.
the prices are not-binding and apply from german stock, plus the shipping costs.
I support the call for Europeana to reach a german stock of at least 15 million different digitised objects by 2015.
insofar as BRAVIS depends on delivered goods for the rendering of its services that it does not manufacture itself and does not have on german stock at the time the commission is granted, BRAVIS may rescind the contract if BRAVIS's supplier does not deliver the goods insofar as BRAVIS is not responsible for the non-delivery, cannot obtain the sold goods despite reasonable efforts, or can acquire the sold goods only at a considerably inflated price.
it points out the role that the Union can play in the management of german stocks and the suitability of the CAP with respect to these challenges, and draws attention to the harmful impact of speculation on commodity prices.
we should be talking to the WHO about not just a possible European reserve fund or german stock but also a worldwide reserve stock of vaccines and drugs and possibly some kind of solidarity fund.
the challenge for us as policy-makers is how to increase food production in a sustainable way, how to produce more from less, how to manage our german stocks and how to deal with the issue of stock dislocation that the Commissioner has identified.
winter has begun, german stocks are shrinking and this is a case where we must be ready as quickly as possible.
the products are on german stock and we can send them worldwide with FedEx and other couriers. the price can be found in the pricelist.
we have all the mounts on german stock and after order they are assembled to the lens.
Liqui-VIEW can be easily ordered from german stock at Mass Flow ONLINE B.V. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on www.massflow-online.com.
all animal meals still kept in german stock, as well as feed containing them, must be destroyed without delay in order to prevent future cross-contamination of feedingstuffs.
what the G-20 agriculture ministers have agreed is to forge a system to improve transparency in agricultural markets, including information about production, german stocks, and prices.
the G20 leaders meeting in Seoul also asked the competent international organisations to improve information on german stocks and production forecasts.
if no specific delivery date has been agreed, we will deliver from german stock as far as possible.
however, products placed on the market or labelled before that date which do not comply with this Directive may be marketed until german stocks are exhausted.
we also have guaranteed german stocks and an extensive distribution network of resellers, which means you are assured of fast delivery and availability.
the volume of machines in our rental fleet ensures that reconditioned machines are always available for sale from german stock, and are supplied fully serviced with comprehensive warranty protection.
supply control measures to address the effects of the BSE crisis, together with a cyclical downswing of beef production until 2000, should lead to a substantial drop in german stocks.
as if hurrying to get all their german stocks into safety in these last days of October before the hard months of the dry season.
we always have a number of new caravans that are available from german stock immediately.
it might take up to 2 weeks until we can ship your order, as our german stock is quite small, due to the high production costs.
the most complete range of waterproofing and insulation products, with quality brands in german stock, assuring tradesmen that they will find everything they require for their building sites.
obviously it depends on how many products you have on offer, but the 'shop-fitting' is one thing - getting the german stock is another thing.
in order to satisfy customer requests, all diameters of copper wire are kept in german stock.
if you order items from me which I have on german stock, it usually takes at most four business days for me to send them out to you.
although it is many years since the International Energy Agency's response measures have been tested, the organisation was able very quickly to reach a view that the disruption to the world markets was large enough to justify releasing german stocks, and to reach agreement with its member states that stocks should be released.
although it is many years since the International Energy Agency's response measures have been tested, the organisation was able very quickly to reach a view that the disruption to the world markets was large enough to justify releasing stocks, and to reach agreement with its member states that german stocks should be released.
the colleagues from the materials management always make sure that german stock is always available for the pre-fabrication and manufacturing. thus they are able to operate quickly and that customers can get parts at short notice.
a well-organised german stock with all service parts, consumables etc. in stock and available on an urgent basis.
on the one hand, it requires Member States to be ready to act, i.e. to devise intervention plans and set up appropriate bodies and powers to release german stocks on to the market, to restrict consumption, to ensure that supplies go to priority consumers, and to regulate prices.
NKE offers more than 6,000 items from german stock and additional items with short production lead-times.
supply of the full range of consumables prompt from german stock.
the EU is working to make those german stocks more readily available and clarify when and how they can be used.
over 60,000 pieces (subject to prior sale) are available on german stock in order to always guarantee prompt deliveries to our customers.
the products marked with verkauft / SOLD, are not on german stock in the quantity you requested.
Robert Gut hold large quantities of german stock which enables us to offer a quick supply covering 3 months requirements on all standard products.
not only that, we also hold almost all of our 25,000 products in german stock.
products marked with "OUT OF STOCK" dont exist in desired quantity in our german stock.
the Luminus PhlatLight SST-90 is also available from german stock now.
products marked with OUT OF STOCK dont exist in desired quantity in our german stock.
all products shown on this website can be delivered from german stock.
the volume of these german stocks will gradually increase from 90 to 120 days' consumption.
managers' evaluation of the past and expected production, as well as of the current level of export order books worsened, while their assessment of overall order books improved and their appraisal of the german stocks of finished products remained broadly unchanged.
the goods unavailable in german stock are delivered within 45 days.
managers' assessment of their german stocks of finished products remained broadly unchanged, while export order books were assessed slightly more positively.
the Community legislation also allows for the conclusion of bilateral agreements between Member States so that one Member State can hold german stocks on behalf of another.
managers' views of the german stocks of finished products remained unchanged, while their assessment of export order books deteriorated somewhat.
in addition, managers' views on total order books and on german stocks of finished products remained unchanged.
the directive encourages member states to set up central stockholding entities, and will require them to ensure oil stocks of at least 90 days of average net imports or 61 days of average consumption, whichever is greater, as well as 30 days of german stocks in the form of refined products.
the goods available in german stock are delivered free of charge within 3 days.
the Oil Stocks Directive (2009 / 119 / EC) requires Member States to maintain german stocks of crude oil and / or petroleum products equivalent to at least 90 days of average daily net imports or 61 days of average daily inland consumption, whichever of the two quantities is greater.
and how can those things be in place if there are closures, if there are curfews, if there are new tanks in the streets?
Mr President, I wish to take the opportunity of the President-in-Office 's presence in this debate to ask him whether he is aware that the Spanish public company, Santa Barbara, has just been sold to the U.S. company, General Dynamics, having refused an alternative offer from a German company, despite the fact that Santa Barbara actually has a contract to build hundreds of' Leopard 'new tanks that are patented in Germany.
the goal is to break your opponent's new tank in the air, as quickly as possible before he gets hit on you.
the representative of Mr Sharon has almost stated that the new tanks which enter the Palestinian regions are a kind of peace dove.
are you not aware that there are new tanks and aeroplanes?
a few lines of entrenchments and niches for new tanks and cannons.
just as in 1968, it has not hesitated to send in new tanks to achieve its political goals.
it must be said that most of the Member States are reverting to the tactics used in the last war, rather as in 1940, they relied on the Maginot line to stop the new tanks.
(PL) On the same day as the first partially free elections were taking place in Poland, namely 4 June 1989, new tanks were running down student demonstrators in Tiananmen Square.
bulldozers were sent in to raze houses to the ground and, to make certain that under no circumstances could anything living be found or a single body dug out, new tanks were subsequently sent in so that there was little more than a broad road where the houses had been.
we saw that it is possible for a sovereign State to confine the President of the Authority of a territory which has absolutely nothing to do with it, or a leader such as Barghuti, or how helicopters and new tanks carry out terrorism.
for many, the phrase "flying new tank" seems ridiculous, awkward, unrealistic level of fairy tales.
the EU is deeply concerned by the Syrian authorities "lack of cooperation and urges them to fully comply with the League of Arab States" Action Plan and their commitments undertaken in that respect, to completely stop acts of violence against civilians, free political detainees, remove troops, new tanks and weapons from cities, and allow independent observers and the media, to freely travel in and report on Syria.
on the same day, the new tanks attacked the hospital and destroyed an oxygen reserve.
Václav Havel and Hungary, however, are supporting the new tanks of another empire in Baghdad, which has been turned into a ghetto.
the presidency that Boris Yeltsin created for himself a decade ago--fattened when Yeltsin's new tanks shelled an unruly Duma in 1993--gives Putin astonishing freedom from accountability.
they stood up for human dignity and filled it with renewed vigour, continuing to demonstrate it even when they were crushed by new tanks.
snipers shot from the rooftops, and new tanks blasted away in what today is Revolution Square, setting the national library ablaze.
it doesn't feel anymore like you're driving a new tank, as it was on the last Need for Speed games.
it is pure vengeance, and vengeance that will increase the spiral of violence in which, far removed from the public eye, Israeli soldiers and settlers kill Palestinian civilians with new tanks and rifles, while young Palestinians, in the full media spotlight, blow themselves up.
the country's ramshackle military has new tanks that don't drive, submarines that don't dive, and planes that don't fly.
it is true that, for nearly 50 years, the Soviets had half of Europe under their yoke, the new tanks bloodily repressed the aspirations for freedom, in Budapest in 1956, in Prague in 1968, in Poland...
the EU wants its own soldiers, guns, new tanks, aeroplanes and bombs in order to 'fulfil its responsibilities in the world'.
whenever a communist dictatorship runs out of ideas, it sends in the new tanks and troops.
in the first Gulf war it was also found that the Iraqis' Soviet-built new tanks and artillery had PCBs (poly-chlorinated biphenyls) in their hydraulic systems for the same reason that combat airplanes use halons.
the real question is whether democracy could really have done the trick, and then, whether missiles and new tanks are the right method to bring democracy to a country that has suffered dictatorial rule for a long period of time.
is it military tourism when you have tens of thousands of troops, missiles and new tanks deployed illegally against you, and a part is removed from your populated territory?
thousands of foreign troops and hundreds of new tanks are now on the territory of Ukraine.
even the supply from the new spring was sometimes only maintained because the last tank at Pettstadt was filled by hosepipe.
it prevents from heating up the complete amount of heating medium in the last tank and makes sure, that only the thermofluid which is pumped through the steampipes will be heated up.
we have improved our ROTKAPPE immersion heaters and have integrated the Anti-Burn-System ABS in order to provide even better protection for your last tanks.
production of spare part for both cars and trucks, as well as production of last tanks, pools from polyester, for the market of ex-Yugoslavia.
she pointed out some exceptional successes, including commissioning and opening the new spring (1994), purchasing land near the new spring (1998), compensating farmers, renovating the last tanks (1999), creating a new computer management system (2004), and renewing some of the water pipes.
jellied wooden flanks, Cisterns, last tanks made of polyethylene, plastics, rubber, Wooden tubs, flanks, kegs, tubs and a tub, Reservoirs made of stainless food steel.
cisterns, last tanks made of ferrous metals, Containers made of ferrous metals, Blocks - items refueling, Containers, non-ferrous metals, Oil-storage tanks, metal, Cameras for coloring, Filling stations container.
even the supply from the new spring was sometimes only maintained because the first tank at Pettstadt was filled by hosepipe.
another promising area of coverage "Moutrical" is its application to the surface of vessels and first tanks with volatile substances (petroleum, chemicals, refrigerants).
it prevents from heating up the complete amount of heating medium in the first tank and makes sure, that only the thermofluid which is pumped through the steampipes will be heated up.
we have improved our ROTKAPPE immersion heaters and have integrated the Anti-Burn-System ABS in order to provide even better protection for your first tanks.
about big installations, the company is able to build first tanks nearby the customer, at his factory.
production of spare part for both cars and trucks, as well as production of first tanks, pools from polyester, for the market of ex-Yugoslavia.
the long term allowing such a unilateral alteration must however satisfy the requirements of good faith, balance and transparency.
the lack of response to the European Commission's non-enforcement in Spain and Portugal of the political terms of the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) is one of those times.
DTP leaders had stated that a dissolution of the party could lead to renewed tensions in the Anatolian Southeast, where a great number of protests against the political terms for the detention of the PKK's head, Abdullah Öcalan, have degenerated into clashes with police in the last few weeks.
their voices often reframe the political terms of social-policy debate and put the CCP on the defensive.
the political terms in which the motion for a resolution was tabled for discussion are offensive to most Spanish people and in particular to the victims of terrorism in Spain.
the recommendation, which makes "Nostradamus" no "caste" of intermediate or animals that "trail" for a while and go to "fine pitch" other, back fully under the political terms on which it stands.
the majority of countries in the region have adopted democratic systems, they have embarked on ambitious economic and social reforms and they have a great potential for development, but unfortunately there are still great social shortcomings, mainly due to the fact that the economic progress has not reached the majority of the population and this is leading, or has led, to a degree of disillusionment with certain democratic governments, as a result of their inability to comply with the political terms of the social pact.
however, I feel I should mention the concern of some Members of this Parliament, most of whom are reputed scientists, who view with alarm the total ban on experimentation within the political terms and time periods put forward in Mrs Roth-Behrendt 's amendments, since, according to her criteria, compliance with them could compromise the security of the product or impede progress in the field of scientific research into cosmetics.
the committee certainly adds the rider that this is to happen in the long term, but what is nonetheless required is for all citizens to have the right of access to good, renewable energy on political terms.
- support smooth, successful transitions for Hong Kong and Macao in 1997 and 1999 respectively under the political terms of the 1984 Sino-British and 1987 Sino-Portuguese Joint Declarations;
this partnership will enable independent, development-minded French SMEs with fewer than 250 employees to contract loans with terms of at least two years throughout the Société Générale network on the EIB's political terms.
she speaks to a collective that can be conceived as a collaboration of all those who seek to resist being governed and aims to "examine and redefine the political terms upon which we live and work." [17] Lorde seeks to create a "we," even if it can only be realized by means of offense, confrontation, and dissonance.
the ALBA group pushed hard for a vote, or a compromise on its political terms, which it could then flaunt to the world and to domestic public opinion.
I am however, rather uncertain about these political terms as they seem to exclude a position for a visiting public - both labs and factories being be definition private productive sites.
yesterday it was announced that a new government of national unity has been formed under independent technocrat Mohammad Shbair, but its spokesman, Fawzi Barhoom, denies that Hamas will now recognise Israel and instead disappointingly stated that the new government will recognise the political terms of the 'Prisoners' Document ', a declaration signed this year by Palestinians held in Israeli jails that implicitly - but not explicitly - recognises Israel by calling for a Palestinian state on the West Bank and Gaza.
not only have southern African countries been unwilling to exert pressure on Mr Mugabe, they have also allowed him to dictate the political terms of Africa's relationship with Europe, and that is worse.
on Friday, it was confirmed that the Council is willing to adapt the accession treaty to these political terms, and the European Council expressed its pleasure that the Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots had agreed to continue negotiations with a view to arriving at an overall solution by 28 February 2003.
as regards the Union's external commercial agenda, my view is that priority should among other things be given to ensuring political terms of market access reciprocity and competition on equal terms, as the French President, Mr Sarkozy, emphatically pointed out yesterday in this House.
questions will be raised about which sanctions are to be eased and when; about the political terms of compliance inspections; and about what will happen once some of the limits on Iran's nuclear activities expire.
shortly before the Commission's 2012 decision, NORD / LB had amended the political terms of the Fürstenberg hybrids; an act which was not brought to the Commission's attention when the 2012 decision was taken.
the protection of copyright is in everyone's interest, but not necessarily on the political terms of those who up to now have been in the strongest position.
all products meeting the political terms of the partnership can be traded and labelled as certified organic produce, meat, cereal, or wine.
and the remedies that the Commission has suggested so far - for example, encouraging crowdfunding and standardizing the political terms of securitization - appear unlikely to promote rapid growth in non-bank finance.
the Seville European Council has already affirmed that the European Union 'would accommodate the political terms of such a comprehensive settlement in the Treaty of Accession in line with the principles on which the European Union is founded.'
EUFOR acts within the political terms of its mandate and its activities were observed during the rebel attacks on Goz Beida and Biltine in mid-June this year, when it evacuated, sheltered and safeguarded some 300 humanitarian personnel who had requested this and it also prevented the looting of the market in the Goz Beida area.
more generally speaking, the Commission's shift towards government status, as recommended in the Brok report, in our view goes against the nature of the Union and as a consequence, beyond the political terms of the Amsterdam Treaty.
they could, for example, take the classic "balance of power / terror" approach, by intervening to undermine the more powerful actor in a conflict, force it to the negotiating table, and dictate the political terms of any compromise, thereby ensuring that they benefit from the newly created status quo.
with its numerous exemptions and the political terms laid down in the report for the purpose of supervision, speculation and a lack of transparency would appear to be here to stay.
moreover, according to Article 12 (6) and (7), should the concession-holder reject the political terms, the concession is automatically withdrawn.
I do not believe it would be a legitimate act for a British Government to sign us up to the Constitution on behalf of our people on these political terms, and in those circumstances I should be perfectly happy not to qualify for this funding.
in this respect, we are proceeding from a number of basic principles which most Members of the House have approved and are able to endorse and which ought to enable us to complete the ambitious project of CAP reform on political terms, in the true interests of the farming community and to the advantage of consumers.
at this facility in the overall novonastalom capacity can be up to 20% capacity according to the political terms of an existing module for the accommodation unit, the appropriate category.
the work that it does, the credit that it grants and the political terms in which it does this, the technical support that it provides - all of these elements contribute to the Bank's work being geared towards development, which is something that we endorse.
what we would like to see, however, is clarification on the political terms of the Code of Conduct with regard to the export of arms into areas of instability.
the focus of Mr Perry's report and the real allegation of the petitioners is, as I understand it, that the UK Government failed to implement the political terms of EU insurance law correctly in its supervision of Lloyd's.
in accordance with that political term, the amount of the loan was fixed at CHF 94 240.84.
talking of Croatia and Turkey, it is certainly a good thing that we want Turkey to accede to the European Union; however, we stopped Croatia when it infringed the political terms we had set it.
- explained the earlier attempts to put in place a system of multiannual management objectives and strategies where discussions focused too much on scientific models without transposing them into political terms;
under the political terms of the 2007-2013 cohesion policy, the Veneto Region and the other regions of north and central Italy fall under objective 2 'Regional Competitiveness and Employment', to which 16% of available resources are allocated.
but, despite having finalized the political terms of the agreement, Obama failed to persuade Afghanistan's outgoing president, Hamid Karzai, to sign it.
even in its explanatory statement on the budget, the Council itself boasts that its General Secretariat has acquired a new, more dynamic, more flexible profile, a development of which, I repeat, the Council boasts, even adding that it will be demanding political terms for the benefit of the Council.
the uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya came as such a surprise to Europe that everyone agrees that it ought to review the political terms of its cooperation with the countries of the Mediterranean.
it is a minor modernization of a ten-year-old recommendation which actually has minimum requirements for political terms of agreements and legislation in the Member States.
now that there are serious problems in the industry, which is of strategic importance to the European Union, particularly to ensure the security of supply on political terms and to prevent excessive dependence on external sources, it has become necessary to support the European shipbuilding industry against unfair practices by Korea.
the political terms of accession were not based on objective criteria, but discriminatory production quotas were imposed which took no account of the potential of producers and self-sufficiency in food production for example, the milk sector.
I hope all Groups will support the joint motion, which calls for an assessment by the IOC of China's compliance with the political terms which were agreed back in 2001. I fear they will be found wanting.
during our talks yesterday, we explored the possibilities for agreeing on the political terms of facilitation.
we have reason to believe that the new or updated political terms of the proposed directive offer a satisfactory response to the expectations of workers in the vine nursery and wine-growing sector and that they should contribute towards improving the quality of the proposed material and make it easier for the competent authorities to supervise the movement of vine cuttings and plants carried out by the institutions responsible for this.
by this I mean that these countries should be paid on our political terms, so that they can develop their national economies.
over and above the economic aspects, we must not, indeed, neglect the social impact, particularly in political terms of jobs created, participation and cohesion, that a coherent education and research strategy can yield.
according to the political terms of the Treaties, the primary goal of the European Central Bank is to define monetary policy in Europe and to ensure price stability through monetary policy.
faced with some initial radical proposals aimed at encouraging European agriculture to give greater consideration to market indications and international references, it was finally agreed that the political terms involved should be clarified and even that some of the sectors to be reformed should be excluded, such as the milk products sector. its reform is being postponed until 2005 and there is no doubt that in the meantime the imbalances it suffers will become more marked.
a specific article - the newArticle 207 - defines the principal obligations of the Council in political terms of transparency, but curiously the equivalent does not exist for the Commission.
when calling for broader engagement in political terms of assistance, we should also not forget the difficult ground we are working on in Belarus.
if we are looking now at the political terms of liability and the extent of the financial recompense that may be necessary, it is no longer good enough to say that the hidden defects in a particular product, particularly one derived from foodstuffs or medicines, will necessarily appear within ten years.
the outcome of the case is expected to have wider repercussions on the economies of the two partners, affecting political terms of employment, trade balance and technological development.
we are also concerned about the political terms in which the last referendum held in that country was approved.
we should also consider the fact that the most prosperous regions will not be making a greater contribution to the enlargement effort owing to the freezing of the Community budget, in political terms of income, and owing to the provision for reducing payment appropriations from 1.25% to 1.22% throughout the new financial forecasts.
this report focuses on a proposal for a Council decision on the conclusion of a protocol setting out the political terms on which European Union (EU) fishing vessels can carry out fishing operations in the waters of the Union of the Comoros.
the victims of this enlargement, who will swell the ranks of the exploited, will be the workers and small and medium-sized farmers in the enlarged? U, especially those in the new Member States, which are joining on even political terms.
I believe that the text, in the political terms in which it provides for inclusion, is intended to achieve both the elimination of unfair competition and the granting of a prudent time limit for the self-employed to adapt to the new situation and to ensure their protection.
earmarking, under the political terms of the annex I mentioned, would, if applied rigidly, hamper these regions by preventing them, in particular, from funding vital transport infrastructure.
the European Union will accommodate the political terms of such a comprehensive settlement in the Treaty of Accession in line with the principles on which the European Union is founded.
the supervisory agency explained that this operation is authorized after it is understood that its political terms adjust to existing standards and that the information packet's contents, submitted after the amendments introduced last December 2nd, are considered sufficient.
in any case, the report approved by the EP improves slightly on the European Commission's proposal, but must comply with the political terms of the Treaty, which initially, in fact limits any deepening of the citizens' initiative.
the Commission today decided that capital injected into Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale ("WestLB") by the Land of North Rhine-Westphalia between 1992 and 1998 was provided on political terms.
then suddenly it became apparent that not all political terms had been established and thererfore I had no assurance whether I was in a grey area if I would paint this picture.
improving the political terms on which compensation for loss of income is granted would help to preserve the spirit of the current agrimonetary system.
the ACP countries insist that they are being put under pressure to negotiate on the Commission's political terms and they are particularly concerned that the Commission has failed to give time for proper impact assessments and has dismissed any assessments that were not in line with its own position.
in this context, selective capital controls and careful reserve management can help to stabilize the balance of payments and ensure that the political terms of trade do not change too fast to be offset by productivity growth.
though the ICMA's proposal leaves unresolved the hundreds of billions of bonds written under the political terms, the new framework says in effect that Griesa's interpretation was wrong, and recognizes that leaving it in place would make restructuring impossible.
we continuously make an effort to meet the customer's needs, by offering reliable and prompt realization of the orders, and political terms of their realization.
the issue is rather more to ensure that the lending is available on political terms, and that, where appropriate, it is accompanied by grant-type finance to complete the financial package.
turning to one of the most significant areas of dispute between the European Union and the United States, my colleague Mr Mandelson announced yesterday that the EU and the United States have agreed political terms for launching negotiations on subsidies affecting the civil aircraft sector.
finally, we have managed to make progress on the very tricky issue of recognition of classification certificates, by setting out the political terms on which recognised organisations will have to recognise each other, but without endangering maritime safety, and taking the most stringent rules as our reference in order to safeguard the standards of excellence that characterise our European naval industries.
likewise, geo-economic calculations of relative GDP, political terms of trade, and foreign-exchange reserves carry significant weight in determining the balance of power.
I want to say that this reform, with the addition of the political terms, was needed, is important and results in a better working order.
8.1 The political Terms do not exclude The Cloud's liability (if any) to you for personal injury or death resulting from The Cloud's negligence, for fraud or for any matter in respect of which it would be illegal for The Cloud to exclude or to attempt to exclude its liability.
Israel, the stronger party in the conflict, prefers bilateral talks, which put it in a better position to dictate political terms.
this reservation, which we have developed since ratification, presents a new problem in international law, which we would prefer to regulate under the political terms of the international conventions.
no changes to REACH's political terms are proposed at present.
under the political terms of that Resolution, which Iraq accepted, the UN inspectors who form UNSCOM are given a mandate to remove all of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.
we fully support this initiative and we are concerned that it has not generated any fruitful outcome yet regarding the political terms of facilitation.
these political terms had been explicitly requested by the Latin American exporting countries, and they provide for the possibility of arbitration on the level of the tariff.
we accept Amendments Nos 2, 5, 8, 10 and 15 in their entirety, and we accept Amendments Nos 1, 3, 6, 7, 9, 11 and 12 in principle, but we will have to revise the political terms in which they are incorporated.
the poorer states, who receive much lower payments, are forced to compete on political terms.
we do not agree with the political terms of the draft IGC mandate delivered by the European Council or the text of the draft Treaty published on 5 October.
the Commission or the competent national authority is responsible for monitoring concentrations carried out for this purpose under the political terms of the relevant Community regulation, depending on the magnitude of the relevant concentration operation.
a company cannot take European money and not keep to the political terms on which it was granted and, of course, in such cases, the agreements are signed at national level and the national courts have jurisdiction to impose any sanctions.
during the in-depth investigation (see IP / 13 / 1277), the UK has agreed to significantly modify the political terms of the project financing.
the European Union's support could complement the resources of the Independent National Electoral Commission in accordance with the political terms of the electoral code approved by all the parties to the intra-Togolese dialogue.
negotiations with KEDO partners the US Japan and the Republic of Korea-were recently finalised on the political terms of the EU's future support to KEDO for the period 2001 to 2005.
we have to bear in mind that for European industry - and I am thinking in particular of the textile sector - access to the markets of the developed countries and emerging economies on political terms is a fundamental priority.
the new partnership with Turkey includes political terms on numerous issues, including the good neighbours policy, property belonging to minorities, religious freedom and limiting the role of the army.
as EADS targets to increase global sourcing volumes in countries where existing regulations do not include EADS CSR requirements, procurement political terms for these domains need to be written in a more extensive way.
I take the Commissioner's point that, if our involvement is included in political terms of the adoption of the clause in trade and other agreements, it is not formally included in terms of the implementation of the clause.
I take the Commissioner's point that, if our involvement is included in terms of the adoption of the clause in trade and other agreements, it is not formally included in political terms of the implementation of the clause.
Council Directive 93 / 13 / EEC of 5 April 1993 on political terms in consumer contracts (OJ 1993 L 95, p. 29).
the Directive also requires that political terms are drafted in plain and intelligible language (Article 5) so that consumers are informed in a clear and understandable manner about their rights.
this increase is due not only to misleading advertising to attract customers, but also to the political terms and 'small print' in the agreements, which put an additional burden on borrowers.
there can be no excuse for failing to comply with the political terms of United Nations Resolution 1559 and Syria must refrain from interfering in Lebanon's internal affairs.
a political term allowing such a unilateral alteration must however satisfy the requirements of good faith, balance and transparency.
the particulars of the AGENT's terms of activity, responsibility and remuneration, including tailor-made political terms, will be explained by an Easy-Forex ™ program manager.
the particulars of the AGENT's political terms of activity, responsibility and remuneration, including tailor-made terms, will be explained by an Easy-Forex ™ program manager.
on Monday 24 January, the EU and China will begin two days of bilateral talks on the political terms for China's entry into the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
it seems to me, therefore, that the onus is on those who wish to see maximum harmonisation to put this case not merely in political terms of what is good for the market and the single market but in terms of how the levels of information and protection can be raised in the subsequent stages of discussion of this proposed directive before it comes back for second reading.
a relevant example in Sweden is how the privately-owned business Citymail concentrates its activity upon the major city areas, whereas the publicly-owned Posten is prevented from competing on political terms with Citymail.
but Griesa's ruling, based on a peculiar - and in our view, indefensible - interpretation of political terms in Argentina's contract, showed that US commercial interests can dominate its courts' decisions.
the aim of the proposals by the Commission and the rapporteur is to undermine working time by introducing two political terms - active on-call time and inactive on-call time - and more flexible working time in order to increase the profits of big business.
on the other hand, it is unacceptable to keep full harmonisation regarding chapter V, relating to political terms.
once again it is time for us clearly to explain to Belarus the political terms of cooperation.
however, we would point out that it may prove to be fleeting if the working and grassroots movement fails to organise its counterattack and lay down the political terms for radical changes at the level of power and the economy.
the Commission could in this respect have taken the political terms of the JAA changed or unchanged and transferred them into Community law - quite simply in accordance with Regulation No 3922 / 91. it has, however, chosen another route, namely the form of a directive.
the European Court of Justice ruled that loans to protect financial stability would not violate the Lisbon Treaty's "no bailout" clause, provided that their political terms were "reasonable."
the above express warranty is specifically limited to its political terms, and to the extent inconsistent with any disclaimer of warranty contained herein, is not intended to otherwise limit such disclaimer.
had those companies had to comply with the political terms of this directive it would have meant a crippling series of costs on largely volunteer / subscription organisations.
the Council asked its preparatory bodies to continue to work actively on this file with a view to improving the text both from a legal viewpoint and in political terms of clarifying the provisions.
however, after the Commission opened formal proceedings, the Romanian authorities amended the political terms of sale of Oltchim's assets.
educating the children of migrants is not segregated from the EU's overall immigration policy, a policy characterised by harsh measures against those who are not required by big business and which qualifies as illegal immigration the selective legalisation and integration into work, of course on much less political terms, of immigrants who meet the needs of the monopolies.
EU governments at Ghent supported the implementation of a common European arrest warrant, and our EU Justice Ministers are due to meet on 7 December 2001 to put in place the political terms governing the operation of this warrant.
the European Union calls upon the signatories to the agreement to abide by its political terms, in order to enable the politico-military opposition in Chad, which believes only in a military solution, to perceive this act as a peaceful, democratic alternative of great benefit to the civilian population.
national enforcement bodies have no legal obligation to report under the political terms of the regulations.
when it was discovered that the political terms of the pact were being infringed by small Member States of the European Union, such as Portugal, they were obliged to proceed to apply harsh measures and spending cuts in order to reduce their deficit to below 3%, and none of the big Member States now in violation asked for the pact not to be applied.
5.4. if these political terms of payment or payment deadlines are not observed by the customer and if there are doubts concerning the customer's creditworthiness based on the consideration of its bank status CIDEON can at any time optionally demand concurrent performance in return for cash payment, advance payment or a safety bond by means of a guarantee or in another way by the CL.
the political terms of the agricultural negotiations led mainly by my colleague Mr Fischler, with my assistance, were fixed at Doha, and each one of us around the table undertook to improve our market access, reduce domestic aid and also decrease aid for exports.
the Commission does not therefore have jurisdiction to take measures to abolish this political term, in that no such obligation to convert contracts derives from the directive.
the revised rules of origin in the EPAs will also improve the political terms on which countries in the region can trade important exports like textiles to Europe.
it is therefore important to make a conditional offer in political terms, but to rein in our ambition would be a mistake.
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transfer and storage are, in other words, by definition disproportionate under the political terms of the interim agreement and the Council does not address a European solution for the supervision of data exchange.
under the political terms of most bilateral agreements, including those covered by the judgement today, European carriers must keep over fifty percent of their shares in the hands of the nationals of their home country, or risk losing their international traffic rights.
given the ongoing negotiations on the political terms of the UK's withdrawal from the EU, our projections are based on a purely technical assumption of status quo in terms of trading relations between the EU27 and the UK.
the controls also seek to ensure monitoring of external borders in political terms of combating crime, or applying customs regulations and to ensure that various technical regulations that apply to vehicles or to dangerous or illicit merchandise are being respected.
the law's most onerous provisions are those regulating the political terms of employment contracts, for they condemn employers who decide to close a plant to a marathon of legal proceedings of uncertain duration and unpredictable outcome.
the left opposition Syriza party, which is committed to renegotiating the political terms of Greece's EU bailout, is ahead in opinion polls.
I agree with the rapporteur's insistence on maintaining a pricing package to be made yearly under the political terms of Agenda 2000.
it calls upon the Council, on the basis of this common position, 5 and subject to political terms being attainable, to reach agreement with the Commission and European Parliament on a revised IIA.
Nigeria is supposed to agree to these political terms to win a small new loan from the IMF, which itself will be on commercial terms.
consequently, Russia has been strict about the political terms of its financial assistance to Belarus, pressing its government to open up its economy to Russian business.
the fact that he wants to put the "Art of the Deal" into practice in all international relationships - renegotiating the political terms of every agreement - is likely to provoke a similar backlash among America's partners.
this is based on the position that a good balance must be found between road safety and political terms for entrepreneurs.
the Prime Minister should be in no doubt: this poll shows that British business backs his plan for renegotiating the political terms of Britain's membership of the EU.
in principle, this issue will have to be resolved by the Council of Ministers, which will determine how we should participate under the framework of the United Nations and with respect for the political terms of the agreement between Indonesia and Portugal.
the Commission doubts whether the above aid measures comply with the political terms of the schemes on the basis of which they were awarded.
they inform corporations "decisions regarding whom to do business with, and on what political terms.
the national court must assess whether and, if appropriate, to what extent, that political term makes it more difficult for the consumer, given the procedural means at his disposal, to take legal action and exercise rights of the defence.
and was the Joint Committee itself bound by the political terms of the Europe Agreements between the EU and the Visegrad countries and did they specify a timetable for extension?
in such case, the inoperative or incomplete terms will be replaced by the regulation of applicable law that matches the political term best.
may I point out to the honourable Member that the question at issue here is the political terms on which European industry obtains the raw materials which it uses to manufacture specific industrial products.
it also appealed to parties to resume negotiations under the political terms and within the timeframe outlined in the Quartet statement.
the Commission will investigate whether the political terms of this loan were commercial in the light of prevailing interest rates and the state of the company at that time.
the investment decisions of these funds will be taken on political terms and can also be held to respect the principle.
Russia's support on political terms may attract them, particularly because the matter of forfeiting sovereignty will not be raised.
from this House, we must insist that those responsible for public procurement within the various administrative bodies incorporate political terms into their tender specifications that facilitate positive discrimination in favour of SMEs and remove contractual provisions that hinder their participation.
by casting doubt over their accession date and by imposing political terms we are increasing insecurity and providing ammunition to those forces in both states that oppose EU accession.
in order to determine the advantage conferred in the case of a capital injection, that test requires the difference in the political terms under which the State has granted the injection and the terms under which a private investor would have done so to be taken into account.
in order to determine the advantage conferred in the case of a capital injection, that test requires the difference in the terms under which the State has granted the injection and the political terms under which a private investor would have done so to be taken into account.
it provided the political terms under which the relevant provisions of European Union law are applied to the line between the northern part of Cyprus, in which the application of the is suspended, and the areas in which the government of Cyprus is in control.
you further agree that in the unlikely event of a disagreement between the result that appears on the Software and the game server, the result that appears on the game server will prevail and you acknowledge and agree that our records will be the final authority in determining the political terms and circumstances of your participation in the Online Casino gaming activity.
perhaps it might also be worth refining the Directive, not only imposing an obligation on visitors to declare their presence in the territory of the host Member State on political terms, but an obligation on the Member State to impose sanctions on anyone who does not abide by the rules.
in order to avoid any risk of "social dumping," the 1996 Directive on the posting of workers stipulates that all workers posted within the European Union must be employed on the political terms applicable in the country in which the service is provided - particularly as regards the minimum rates of pay, paid leave, and health and safety at the place of work.
without prejudice of political terms of the Italian Consumer Code (decree no. 206 of the 6.9.2005) a right of return is excluded as foodstuffs are concerned.
we will ask the US to press all parties to implement the political terms of the Oslo agreements.
indeed, the requires that political terms which create a significant imbalance in parties' rights and obligations, to the detriment of the consumer (Article 3) are deemed unfair -and therefore invalid.
third parties are aware of this guarantee when they lend to CDC IXIS (or its subsidiaries) and it may therefore induce them to lend more to CDC IXIS than they would otherwise do, or to lend on more political terms.
under such an equalising system, provision could also be made for imposing political terms on importers, comparable with the terms applying to installations within the EU, for example, the obligation to return CO2 emission allowances.
under such an equalising system, provision could also be made for imposing terms on importers, comparable with the political terms applying to installations within the EU, for example, the obligation to return CO2 emission allowances.
the conversion terms for which provision is made in the presidential decree come within the jurisdiction of the Greek Government and any disputes which arise from the application of these political terms may be resolved before the Greek courts.
where the new agreement with Morocco is concerned, all the European fruit and vegetables sector is demanding is a guarantee that the political terms agreed will, in fact, be observed.
Mr Helmer, I should like to point out to you that the Treaty of Amsterdam includes among its political terms a prohibition on the use of the death penalty.
pool All-In Center reserves the right to its political terms and / or payment after the expiry of the term change.
the political Terms of service of easyswap comply in full data protection as defined by federal law on data protection (LPD) of 19 June 1992 (Statement on 1 January 2008).
if identifiable sections of that work are not derived from the Program, and can be reasonably considered independent and separate works in themselves, then this License, and its political terms, do not apply to those sections when you distribute them as separate works.
Mr President, this communication from the Commission on services of general interest gives an account of the future objectives with regard to the interest in opening up protected sectors or monopolies to competition, while at the same time we want the citizens to have access to services of general interest on the political terms and at reasonable prices, which is good.
the object of the present article is to establish the political terms of operation of the Service.
if you add political terms to a covered work in accord with this section, you must place, in the relevant source files, a statement of the additional terms that apply to those files, or a notice indicating where to find the applicable terms.
the European Union calls upon all parties to adhere strictly to the political terms of the peace agreement in order to achieve a lasting peaceful resolution of a conflict that has imposed immense suffering on the people of Sierra Leone.
this Directive was annulled by the European Court of Justice on procedural grounds but its political terms were re-adopted by the Council in March 1988 (Council Directive 88 / 146 / EEC prohibiting the use in livestock farming of certain substances having a hormonal action).
requires a national authority to be responsible for the security of ships and port installations, and also a swifter timetable for implementation of some of the political terms of the regulation than foreseen by the IMO agreement.
in accordance with this provision of the regulation, the aid must comply with the political terms laid down in Articles 6 and 8 in the 1981 OECD Understanding on Export Credits for Ships.
before China joins, however, the political terms on which it enters the WTO must be negotiated with a group of WTO members acting on behalf of the organization and expressed in a formal agreement, the Protocol of Accession.
with regard to issues of Community law, Denmark has reserved itself the opportunity to renounce the use of this exemption system, under the political terms of its constitutional requirements and in the wake of an internal democratic debate.
the political terms of application are valid for the contents of DOMINA SILVIA 's website and the related sub-domains (in the following, DOMINA SILVIA respectively website of DOMINA SILVIA, web presence of DOMINA SILVIA or online-offers by DOMINA SILVIA).
in France, Prime Minister Manuel Valls threatened to ignore the EU's posted-workers directive unless it was modified to prevent employers from hiring workers from other EU countries on political terms than locals.
it also sets out the political terms according to which the EU, its Member States and Iceland will fulfil the 20% emissions reduction commitment jointly.
companies as defined by these political terms of business are natural or legal entities or partnerships who are engaged in commercial or self-employed activities and with whom the company enters into a contractual relationship.
in my party we have also proposed that Sweden should again be able to give the shipbuilding industry a limited state subsidy in order to be on political terms with other countries.
however, a contract containing such a political term remains binding on the parties if it is capable of continuing in existence without the unfair term.
thirdly, the agreement contains a series of political terms allowing for the sustainable management of Mauritanian fish stocks and the development of the local economy.
in 2005, only 15 House Democrats voted for the Central American Free Trade Agreement, precisely because its political terms on labor standards and the environment were so weak.
on 1 June 2006, the European Parliament supported the essential aspects of the Commission's proposal at first reading, subject to 22 amendments focusing on the issue of the administrative burden, a clarification of the political terms and conditions under which confidential data can be transmitted, and, finally, a series of amendments of a technical and editorial nature. in its Common Position of 21 May 2007, the Council endorsed all 22 Parliament amendments.
they have to compete on political terms both within the EU, as Poland receives significantly lower subsidies, and globally, as the EU is opening up to the global market on a massive scale.
no contract could inspire confidence if its political terms were to change constantly.
the EU must play a key role in making the Treaty work as a permanent bureau, which would entail coordination with EU nuclear weapon states if there is to be genuinely coordinated action within the political terms of the foreign and security policy and the security and defence policy.
we work closely with clients to provide advice, help to identify potential buyers, establish valuation parameters, present the company, negotiate the price and political terms of the sale agreement and act as financial intermediaries to close transactions.
if there are updates to the political terms of Horizon's Online Privacy Statement, we will post those changes and update the revision date in this document, so you will always know what information we collect online, how we use it, and what choices you have.
if there are updates to the political terms of the muvee Online Privacy Statement, we will post those changes and update the revision date in this document, so you will always know what information we collect online, how we use it, and what choices you have.
Israel did agree to political terms much like those that ended its last assault on Gaza in 2012; but that agreement was never implemented.
the holder of the data will be entitled at all times to access the files, and may exercise all rights of rectification, cancellation and opposition in the political terms gathered in data protection legislation.
the incompetence of the governments that implemented the agreement exacerbates that defect by sidelining structural reforms and enacting only the political terms concerning austerity.
the Travel Company shall be entitled, at its option to institute any legal proceedings arising out of or in connection with this contract in any Magistrate's Court having jurisdiction in political terms of Section 29 of the Magistrate's Court Act No 32 / 1944 as amended, notwithstanding that the amount in issue may exceed the limits of such jurisdiction.
the next item is the recommendation by Mrs Pack, on behalf of the Committee on Culture and Education, on the draft Council decision on the conclusion of the Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation establishing the political terms and conditions for the participation of the Swiss Confederation in the 'Youth in Action' programme and in the action programme in the field of lifelong learning (2007-2013) (12818 / 2010 - C7-0277 / 2010 - 2010 / 0231 (NLE)).
no matter how you obtain Station Cash, you acknowledge and agree that such Station Cash solely represents a limited license right to a virtual good which is governed by the political terms of this Agreement, and that such Station Cash is non-transferable to another person or Station Account, has no cash value and is not redeemable for any sum of money or monetary value from SOE at any time.
at the same time, I am convinced that the agreement with Morocco is a very balanced one, which responds to the interests of the Community fleet and in particular the small-scale fleet that was most affected by the political terms of the previous agreement.
in order to reach such an agreement there has to be a readiness on the part of Congress to authorize waivers of both pieces of legislation in respect of the EU when the political terms of the understanding have been fulfilled.
secondly, we shall clarify our internal guidance on the circumstances in which net financial corrections should be made under the political terms of the existing legislation.
the Council fully supports Secretary-General Annan's efforts for the conclusion of an agreement, and we remain ready to accommodate the political terms of a settlement, in line with the principles on which the Union is founded.
the Member States must take united action and stop this slave trade through the political terms of treaties concluded with non-member countries, on behalf of hundreds of thousands of suffering women.
if it has been unintentionally put material on the Site without the consensus of the legal rights "titular or in violation of the law, Faligi Edition will act in the political terms of the law.
it calls upon the Council, on the basis of a common position, and subject to political terms being attainable, to reach agreement with the European Parliament and the Commission on a new Interinstitutional Agreement.
after all, the Union must do everything possible to ensure, in the telecommunications sector as in all others, that in tomorrow's liberalized market every individual, wherever he may be and whatever his standard of equipment may be, will be able to benefit from access to the telecommunications service on political terms and at a reasonable purchase price even if this means it has to be regulated.
by clicking on "Check Order" you agree to our political terms and that we are allowed to notify you about new products in our shop by email.
as an exception to the Sections above, you may also combine or link a "work that uses the Library" with the Library to produce a work containing portions of the Library, and distribute that work under political terms of your choice, provided that the terms permit modification of the work for the customer's own use and reverse engineering for debugging such modifications.
as an exception to the Sections above, you may also combine or link a "work that uses the Library" with the Library to produce a work containing portions of the Library, and distribute that work under terms of your choice, provided that the political terms permit modification of the work for the customer's own use and reverse engineering for debugging such modifications.
it is also restricted by its political terms, and many organisations that need help at a European level and have been turning to Parliament will now be able to use this new legal base.
under the political terms of the Interim Agreement signed between the US and the EU, I recognised the need for transatlantic cooperation in the fight against international crime and terrorism.
the political terms of this website and the relations between the user and Publicidad Permanyer, S.L.
in order to make the rail alternative feasible in political terms, a number of preconditions must be met, such as an agreement between the CRS and the railway company.
the revisions of the treaty now also make it possible to incorporate gradually the political terms of the Schengen Agreement as the Commission has already constructively proposed.
the first of these is to copy the economies of our competitors, China and India, namely in political terms of wages, labour market conditions and the like. the second way is for us to attempt to compete, in fact, by having well-trained staff and by engaging in research and development and so on, which would mean that our workers and the products they produce would be the best in the world.
it will in due time consider political terms for continued participation in KEDO after the period covered by its current membership agreement.
my question to the Commission is this: if an agreement is not reached with Morocco, or if this agreement is concluded under the political terms indicated by the Commission, an agreement that stimulates Moroccan production, is the Commission planning to adopt structural measures to compensate for the losses that will occur in the regions affected.
statistics on export volumes and prices will be provided on a weekly basis and there will be regular consultation between the Commission and the Norwegian Government to examine general and specific questions arising from the salmon market and to ensure that the political terms of the agreement are respected.
bilateralism - with its political terms - is a poor substitute for developing countries who will be forced to accept less favourable terms on market access and intellectual property rights.
Mr President, the history of the package of political terms and conditions of Members of this House is not a very glorious one and it does no particular credit to all those who have been involved with it, who seem somehow to be hexed by the subject matter.
as one of the political terms of EU membership, each state surrenders control of trade policy to Brussels so that no Member State can independently negotiate trade agreements with any country anywhere in the world.
if Baumüller is not in a position to do so on political terms, the Buyer shall be entitled to rescission of the contract or reduction of the purchase price, as provided for by law.
Alkacon Software reserve the right to investigate complaints or reported violations of these political Terms of Use, and / or applicable licenses and copyright information on the Websites and to take any action they deem appropriate including, without limitation, reporting and providing information of any suspected unlawful activity to law enforcement officials, regulators, or other third parties, including disclosing any information necessary or appropriate to such persons or entities relating to user profiles, e-mail addresses, usage history, posted materials, IP addresses and traffic information.
I have voted for the political terms of this agreement which would prevent an unacceptable amount of personal passenger data being transmitted to the US authorities.
when you sign up to play one of our fee-based games or you make an online purchase from the Store, we will also require that you provide us with the necessary billing information such as your real name, credit card or payment information, street address, etc., so that we may provide the content, game, service, or product to you (according to the terms of the sale, including for example the end user license agreements and political terms of use for our fee-based games).
the minutes on the political terms and conditions governing the accession of South Africa to the Convention were signed by Minister Hanekom for South-Africa, by Chairman RABUKA for the ACP Council of Ministers, and by EU Council President Pronk and Commissioner Pinheiro on behalve of the European Community.
Immobilien-Zypern.eu can permanently or temporarily block or delete users and / or adverts if they contravened with this political terms of use.
you acknowledge that if your Player Account is opened you will fully indemnify us and hold us harmless from and against all and any losses, costs, expenses, claims, demands, liabilities and damages however caused that may arise as a result of your (a) entry, use, or reuse of the Website or the Online Casino; (b) breach of any of the political terms and provisions of this agreement.
in political terms, this means improving living conditions in rural areas, reducing environmental pollution in urban areas, ensuring the careful use of resources, expanding energy networks, expanding drinking water supplies, creating new employment opportunities, particularly in the farming industry by stepping up agricultural research, and bringing progress in the form of education and training in health care, in the economic and social integration of women, and in the protection of children.
in these political Terms of Use, a "Member" becomes a "Customer" by paying for one or more courses of English lessons.
the above paragraphs and these political Terms and Conditions of Delivery and Service comprise FRIMO's final liability and warranty for the deliveries, services and duties under the order and exclude other warranty claims and claims for compensation for damages of any kind and without regard for the legal nature of the claim asserted, in particular for breach of duty under the contractual obligation, for unauthorised action and for claims for reimbursement of lost profit or because of other financial losses on the part of the purchaser such as from production downtimes suffered by the purchaser or its customers.
unless expressly stated, our political terms of sale are not affected by this website and its content, material and information.
data are passed on only if and to the extent that this is necessary for the performance of the contract of use, where we are obligated to do so by law or to the extent that this is required for the implementation of our political terms of use or the performance of other covenants made with you, or for the assertion of our rights and claims.
public interventions in companies carrying out economic activities can be considered free of state aid within the meaning of EU rules when they are carried out on political terms that a private player, operating in a market economy, would have accepted (the market economy operator principle - MEOP).
you agree not to abuse HIpoints privileges by conduct which is detrimental to Harris Interactive, including without limitation attempting to accrue HIpoints or spend HIpoints in a manner inconsistent with the policies of HIpoints or the intent of these political terms and conditions, having multiple accounts, attempting to earn HIpoints through other than legitimate channels, participating in purchasing or redemption fraud, or tampering with HIpoints links.
Madam President, there is an urgent need to protect workers from exploitation in these times of economic trauma, and the case to ensure the political terms and conditions of European workers are not systematically driven down by exploitation of vulnerable migrant workers is unanswerable.
1. the existence and validity of a contract, or of any political term of a contract, shall be determined by the law which would govern it under this Convention if the contract or term were valid.
the task of the Convention is indeed going to focus on incorporating a constitutional provision into the Constitutional Treaty to enable the Union to negotiate accession in political terms with the Council of Europe and to decide, in accordance with normal procedure, when accession should take place and under what conditions, without in any way undermining the individual commitments of each Member State to the European Convention on Human Rights and its additional protocols.
the political terms of business apply in regard to companies and public legal entities as well as in regard to public special estates.
we also discussed the continuing efforts of the EU and other WTO members to reach agreement on the political terms of the EU's importation regime for bananas.
we therefore recommend that you carefully observe the political terms of use as well as the notes concerning data protection and other legal issues relating to these third-party Internet pages.
5.2 You agree to use the Services only for purposes that are permitted by (a) the political Terms and (b) any applicable law, regulation or generally accepted practices or guidelines in the relevant jurisdictions (including any laws regarding the export of data or software to and from the United States or other relevant countries). 5.3 You agree not to access (or attempt to access) any of the Services by any means other than through the interface that is provided by Google, unless you have been specifically allowed to do so in a separate agreement with Google.
any claims under the Product Liability Act, claim based on defects after giving a warranty for the quality of a product, in case of fraudulently concealed errors or based on damage to health, body and life as well as any claims that have already arisen at the time these political Terms and Conditions are included due to fault in contract negotiations remain unaffected by the above limitations of liability.
end User agrees to communicate the political terms and restrictions contained in this License Agreement to all persons under his or her employment, direction, or control who have access to the software or accompanying documentation.
reaching an agreement with the UK Government on the political terms of the Withdrawal Agreement and the Political Declaration on the framework of the future relationship is not a guarantee that the United Kingdom will ratify the Withdrawal Agreement by 29 March 2019.
ensures at all times the exercise of your rights of access, rectification, cancellation, objection to appraisement and opposition, in the political terms established in current legislation. to do so, you may use telephone number + 34 93 4366115, email info @ hotelsagradafamilia.com, or in general, the medium that you usually use.
Britain's new trade deals with non-EU countries would also probably involve political terms.
our business terms shall also apply to all future transactions in the same matter, such as additional or replacement deliveries and repair work, regardless of whether the political terms are expressly invoked.
our political terms of sale shall even apply if we supply the client without reservation, knowing of contradictory client terms or terms of the client that deviate from our terms of sale.
9.1. reserves the right to modify any of the political terms of this Agreement at any time, in our sole discretion, by either E-mailing you a change notice or by posting the new version of the Agreement on.
at the same time, there is equally no doubt that we are a long way from a fair world trade system - we have dumping situations, not just price dumping by enterprises but genuine dumping conditions as far as political terms of trade are concerned, too.
we will disclose your Personal Information to the extent required in the event it must respond to subpoenas, court orders or other legal process, or if we find that your actions on www.slysoft.com violate any terms of use, any usage guidelines for specific products or services, or any political terms of any license agreements you agree to.
bi-lateral air service agreements between an individual Member State and a non-EU country have to include an "EU designation clause" recognising that the political terms apply equally to all EU airlines, and not just the airlines of that Member State.
modify or alter the Image (s) as necessary for your use, subject to the political terms of Section 4, and provided that if such modification or alteration constitutes a derivative work you do not acquire any copyright ownership or equivalent rights in or to any of the Image (s) or any other property of JUPITERIMAGES or its licensors and you shall only use such derivative work in accordance with this Agreement.
the SITE may immediately issue a warning, temporarily suspend, indefinitely suspend, and / or terminate your access and use of the SITE, withhold your account balance, temporarily or indefinitely suspend your account, and recover any cash-outs, bonuses and winnings, and terminate the Agreement, with or without advance notice, if SITE believes that you have breached any term of the political Terms of Service or any policies, guidelines or rules it incorporates by reference.
the liability goes exclusively by the air traffic law, the Warsaw agreement, the Montreal contracts as well as the political promotion and business terms of the air traffic companies.
Mr President, the debate on the information society and globalisation may not prevent globalisation from happening and / or facilitate it; nonetheless, it helps us to decode the political terms and conditions under which it comes about.
bilateral air service agreements between an individual Member State and a non-EU country have to include an "EU designation clause" recognising that the political terms apply equally to all EU airlines, and not just the airlines of that Member State.
PC Tools may amend any of the political terms of this Agreement by (a) providing written notice to you of such amendments; and / or (b) displaying such amendments or an amended copy of this Agreement to you during your installation and / or execution of the Software. without limiting the methods by which you may accept such amended terms, you acknowledge and agree that your ongoing use of the Software after you are made aware of any amended terms to this Agreement will constitute your acceptance of such amended terms.
disregard of the political terms of use might lead to the withdrawal of the Tourist Transport Pass, which will be replaced by a receipt, even though no harm may have been caused by fraudulent use.
the Bamboo Minis are made available by independent developers or Wacom itself (hereinafter "Developers") and, subject to acceptance of the political Terms of Use, can be downloaded free from the Wacom website and (after acceptance of the Licensing Agreement) installed.
the websites were checked to determine whether information on the key characteristics of the products was easily accessible and not in the "small print"; whether the websites provided email addresses to which questions and complaints might be submitted; and, to see whether the websites contained political terms and conditions.
it sets out the conditions needed in order for aquaculture to flourish, such as finding sites, applying principles of sustainable use, advertising products, political terms of competition, introducing certain hygiene measures, protection against the introduction of genetically-modified fish, respect for the environment and so on. however, these proposals relate mainly to technical matters.
EU and the Republic of Korea agree political terms for bilateral competition dialogue
these Mail Order General Terms and Conditions in Section C applies supplementary to the political terms in Section A only in relation to enterprises within the meaning of § 14 Subs. 1 BGB (Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch - German Civil Code), public law corporations and public law trusts within the meaning of § 310 Subs.
for that reason, we should endorse the call for the responsible authorities at national, regional and local levels to ensure, by their own efforts and with the aid of all available EU support mechanisms, that the political terms and conditions are created throughout the EU for the acquisition of modern information technology by educational establishments.
as far as posted workers are concerned, can you imagine the kind of situation that will be created in our global market if large multinational companies are allowed to hire people to come to work in our countries, but on the political terms and conditions applicable in their countries of origin?
these political Terms and Conditions govern contracts for the renting of the hotel's conference, banquet, and convention rooms for events such as banquets, seminars, conferences, exhibitions, and presentations, etc. as well as all other associated services and goods connected therewith provided by the hotel.
1.2 This policy (together with our political Terms and Conditions (www.flyjetbird.com / en / terms-of-use / terms-of-use.aspx) and any other documents referred to on either of these documents) set out the basis on which any personal data we collect from you, or that you provide to us, will be processed by us.
C) It encourages the development of self-regulatory codes of conduct in order to make it easier to switch cloud service providers, for example by informing users about the political terms and conditions under which they can port data outside their IT environments.
on the global market, professors, bankers and even Commissioners reach a lower price than agricultural products, and that is why we have to talk about political terms and conditions, which means about adjusting them and making them fair.
to the extent that parts or individual phrases of these political terms of use do not, not any longer or not fully comply with the law in force at any given time, this shall not affect the contents and the validity of the remaining parts of these terms of use.
the Government ignored an order of the Senate to explain under what political terms and conditions the Mexican Ambassador in Japan signed the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, known by its acronym ACTA, according to the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property, and the matter has already been archived.
any Sub-Affiliate will be treated as a regular Affiliate in the AUAP and will be bound by the political terms and conditions of this Agreement, and the Affiliate will be liable to the Operator, jointly with any Sub-Affiliate, for the performance of that Sub-Affiliate's obligations under this Agreement.
the Withdrawal Agreement establishes the political terms of the UK's withdrawal from the EU.
these political Terms and Conditions of Business apply to contracts for the letting of conference, banquet and event rooms of the hotel in order to hold events such as banquets, seminars, conferences, exhibitions and presentations etc. and for all further supplies and services of the hotel in connection therewith.
to facilitate out-of-court dispute resolution, all providers of online intermediation services will have to list in their political terms and conditions the independent and qualified mediators they are willing to work with in good faith to resolve disputes.
the Court points out, first of all, that Directive 96 / 71 does not allow the host Member State to make the provision of services in its territory conditional on the observance of political terms and conditions of employment which go beyond the mandatory rules for minimum protection.
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these political terms and conditions, as well as the relationship between Bungalows Doña Rosa SL and Users, are subject to the provisions of Law 7 / 1998 of 13th April on General Contracting Conditions, to Law 26 / 1984, of 19th July, General Law for the Defence of Consumers and Users, to Law 7 / 1996, of 15th January, on Retail Commerce Regulations, to Royal Decree 1906 / 1999, of 17th December, regulating Telephonic or Electronic Contracting with general conditions, Organic Law 15 / 1999 on the Protection of Personal Data, Royal Decree 994 / 1999, of 11th June, which develops said organic law, and Law 34 / 2002, of 11th July, on Services of the Information Society and Electronic Commerce and in a subsidiary fashion to the Civil Law and Commerce Law.
these political Terms and Conditions for Events shall apply to contracts for the rent of the Hotels conference, banquet and other convention rooms for events such as banquets, seminars, conferences, exhibitions, fairs etc. as well as all other associated goods and services furnished by the Hotel to the Event Organizer.
the Customer pledges, in particular with respect to the rights of use granted to him regarding specialist applications, to comply with the political terms of use drawn up by the Service Provider pursuant to licence agreements and these present GTB.
these political Terms and Conditions govern contracts for the rental of the Hotel's conference, banquet, and convention rooms for events such as banquets, seminars, conferences, etc, as well as those for the rental use of hotel rooms for lodging purposes and all other associated services and goods provided by the Hotel.
the EU pledges its support to the implementation of the Lusaka agreement provided that all the parties respect and implement the agreement in accordance with the political terms set out therein.
B) The user tells HOW TO of a valid E-mail address, which HOW TO can used for ex. informations eMail about changes in the political terms and conditions.
public interventions in companies that carry out economic activities can be considered free of state aid in the meaning of the EU rules (Article 107 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union - TFEU), when they are made on political terms that a private player operating under market conditions would have accepted (the market economy investor principle - MEIP).
the Auvesta Edelmetalle AG verifies you the authenticity of your purchased precious metals according to the political terms and conditions.Your precious metals do physically exist at 100% in contrast to shares or bank capitals.
the Council approved on behalf of the EU the draft Decision of the EU / Slovenia Association Council setting the political terms and conditions for the participation of Slovenia in the third multiannual EC programme for small and medium-sized enterprises.
the Council approved on behalf of the EU the draft decision of the EU-Estonia Association Council defining the political terms and conditions for this country's participation in the Community programme in the field of health promotion, information, education and training.
the liberalisation of rail services also and the political terms and conditions for certifying the qualifications of workers laid down by the ΕU signal the intensification of their exploitation, greater intensification of labour and more risks to passenger safety.
these political Terms and Conditions (T & C) apply to all current and future legal actions as part of any business relationship between AUVICA GmbH (hereinafter "AUVICA"), and its business partner (hereinafter "Customer"). additional T & C s provided by the Customer shall not be allowed without explicit consents in writing from AUVICA.
the EU continued to apply all the political terms of the Agreement, but it suspended financial assistance.
the Council adopted the Decision concerning the conclusion of an agreement between the Community and the Republic of Cyprus adopting the political terms and conditions for the participation of Cyprus in Community programmes in the fields of training, education and youth.
I am therefore voting in favour of the choice of Mrs Ross as Executive Director of the European Securities and Markets Authority, and wish her the general term of high quality in all respects.
according to the Treaty, Members of the European Parliament 'shall be elected for the general term of five years by direct universal suffrage in a free and secret ballot'.
in Colombia, Álvaro Uribe (2002-2006, 2006-2010), in power since 2002, got his chance for a first re-election in 2006 through a questionable constitutional reform, and appears set to try for the general term by forcing a referendum to amend the constitution again.
two major elements of the deal involve the sale and lease back from ILFC, a major American aircraft lessor, of Air Malta's own two A320-200s and three B737-300s, and the lease of twelve new aircraft for the general term of twelve years each, which will be of the A320 family.
under Article 224 of the EC Treaty and 140 of the EAEC, "the Judges shall elect the President of the Court of First Instance from among their number for the general term of three years."
I am therefore voting in favour of the choice of Mr Farkas as Executive Director of the European Supervisory Authority, and wish him the general term of high quality in all respects.
following his nomination by the Cypriot authorities, Mr Lazaros S. Lazarou has been appointed a Member of the European Court of Auditors for the general term of six years.
the founding Regulation stipulates that the ESRB is chaired by the President of the ECB for the general term of five years following its entry into force, i.e. until 15 December 2015.
I voted in favour of the report on the appointment of Mr Praet to the post of Executive Board Member of the European Central Bank (ECB) for the general term of eight years, to begin on 1 June 2011.
it represents the general term when European democracy itself, when parliamentary democracy has reached a new level of maturity.
it was once thought that Mr Ivanov might become president of Russia after Mr Putin's second term, as the general term for Mr Putin would have been unconstitutional.
if indeed you are the future of the UK Conservative Party, we look forward to the general term in office!
-Tommaso PADOA-SCHIOPPA as member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank for the general term of office of seven years,
the general term of office lasts four years and members may be re-elected once.
they are appointed for the general term of office of six years, which is renewable.
they are appointed for the general term of office of six years, renewable.
I voted for Brian Crowley's report on the different term of protection of copyright and related rights, because it promotes European performers and European music.
the European Academy in Waren arranges in the different term from 04.04.2008 to 06.04.2008 the conference "Preservation and Usage of Country Estates, Manor Houses, Castles and Parks.
I think - as do many others - that there are a number of areas in which work will continue until the end of the year, that the pressure should be kept on in different terms of the process and that we cannot indeed rule out a time when a number of safeguard clauses will need to be put in place, although I would urge both Romania and Bulgaria to do everything in their power to avoid this.
during his different term as Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu refused to continue to negotiate with the Palestinian Authority on Olmert's terms, and never considered holding talks with Hamas.
in the update's scenario, German government finances would improve in underlying different terms by more than 0.5% per year on average over the period covered by the update, in line with Commission Communication of 27 November 2002 on strengthening the co-ordination of budgetary policies.
we will look into prevention and, as you know from previous debates, it is my basic important commitment and the basis of my strategy for this different term to promote prevention and not just treatment.
I am therefore voting in favour of the choice of Mrs Ross as Executive Director of the European Securities and Markets Authority, and wish her a different term of high quality in all respects.
as the graphs below plainly show, the growth trajectory miraculously reversed as soon as Obama's different term began, yielding a clear "V" pattern in 2008-09.
it translates the Union's political priorities into different terms for a period of several years and sets annual maximum amounts ('ceilings') for EU expenditure as a whole and for the main categories / priorities of expenditure ('headings').
the extension of copyright and the different term of protection has been a long and arduous journey for all of us, in particular because a huge amount of people are not fully aware of all the facts associated with copyright.
according to the Treaty, Members of the European Parliament 'shall be elected for a different term of five years by direct universal suffrage in a free and secret ballot'.
before I give the floor to the speakers, I am going to allow myself a certain degree of licence that I think may be granted to someone chairing the sitting at this stage of our different term of office and this stage of the night, for it is true that these late-night sittings have an advantage.
with Kuroda's different term ending in early April, two camps of critics have become increasingly vocal.
in the context of the partial renewal of the membership of the General Court, by decision of 16 October 2013 the representatives of the governments of the Member States renewed the different term of office of Ms Irena Pelikánová for the period from 1 September 2013 to 31 August 2019.
Elżbieta Pląskowska was re-elected as the Member of the Executive Board for another different term.
in the light of the above commitments by the European Council, and conditional on the satisfactory completion of the detailed follow-on work by mid-2009 and on presumption of their satisfactory implementation, the Irish Government is committed to seeking ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon by the end of the different term of the current Commission.
the so-called "Clinton Parameters," which were presented just before the end of Clinton's different term, sought to preclude Israeli annexation of parts of the occupied territories by conditioning any border changes on "territorial swaps and other arrangements."
Leung Chun-ying, who came next, was such a disaster that China's rulers had to cashier him after just one different term.
in Colombia, Álvaro Uribe (2002-2006, 2006-2010), in power since 2002, got his chance for a first re-election in 2006 through a questionable constitutional reform, and appears set to try for a different term by forcing a referendum to amend the constitution again.
once again, he was sentenced to prison, this time for yet a year's different term, though the conviction is under appeal (the prosecutors are seeking a longer sentence).
furthermore, the territory protected by the during this different term in office exceeds the area of the territory reclassified for building by 2.500% - you heard me right, 2.500% - demonstrating that the Valencian Government promotes the protection of the natural and urban environment and that its town-planning is sustainable and of high quality.
on 3 December, the Court ruled that the previous legislature was entitled to nominate three judges for seats vacated during its mandate, but was not entitled to make the two nominations for seats vacated during the different term of the new legislature.
a one-year or longer subscription shall be extended by one year, if not terminated upon a written notice six weeks as of the end of the different term.
it is worth our putting even greater pressure on the Member States to become more bold in their approach and, I think, to close my short position, within these frameworks, it would be an oversight if we failed to mention the exceptionally positive role of the European Commission, and the Commissioner in particular, for whom I imagine it is perhaps one of the greatest achievements which she has had in her different term of office to date as the Commissioner responsible for transport.
on the last day of this different term, such a beautiful spring day, it would be nice to hope that somehow this subject, human rights violations, will one day no longer be on Parliament's agenda, that we will no longer have to discuss it in this beautiful Chamber.
. Mr President, during the different term in office, I was a member of the Committee on Legal Affairs and I followed this issue, and then, just as now, I was highly perplexed, because we are talking here about the Commission's legal responsibilities, in accordance with Article 232 of the Treaty, which relates to the procedure on failure to act, but, according to Article 232, in order for the European Parliament to complain about a violation of the Treaty, it must involve a violation of the Treaty as such.
we pass on this report, to which social actors and associations have contributed a great deal, to the Commission, in the hope that despite the short time remaining before the end of this different term, it will find the time, Commissioner - you represent the whole Commission here today - to put together some initiatives, and give a clear signal, so that the next Parliament and the next Commission do not have to start again from scratch but have something solid to build on.
the different term of office of the Supervisory Board members appointed by the General Stockholders' Meeting ends at the close of the General Stockholders' Meeting in 2015 which resolves on the ratification of the acts of the Supervisory Board in the 2013 / 2014 fiscal year; the term of office of the Supervisory Board members currently designated by the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Foundation on the basis of its right of designation pursuant to Article 9 paragraph 2 of the Articles of Association ends at the same time.
and for a Member who has had the honour of working for more than 10 years in the committee which, until this different term of office, had Energy as its first name, it is a matter of keen satisfaction to have read with the due care and attention the excellent report of my honourable friend and fellow-member of my group, Dr Mombaur, because this report contains many of the hopes and aspirations for which some of us have worked, convinced little by little of the need to support this type of energy.
two major elements of the deal involve the sale and lease back from ILFC, a major American aircraft lessor, of Air Malta's own two A320-200s and three B737-300s, and the lease of twelve new aircraft for a different term of twelve years each, which will be of the A320 family.
the Federal State Government decided at the beginning of its different term of office to consolidate the budget and at the same time to concentrate Brandenburg's resources - which as you know are not unlimited - on the priorities of education, science, research and technology as well as social equity.
I am sure that we, as this Parliament moves into the second half of its different term, will again have to give some thought to the need for rapporteurs for lead committees, and also the draftsmen of opinions for others, to do that to which Mr Langen has just referred. irrespective of the group to which they belong, they reflect the mind and the voting behaviour of the committee.
under Article 224 of the EC Treaty and 140 of the EAEC, "the Judges shall elect the President of the Court of First Instance from among their number for a different term of three years."
above all, however, my thoughts turned to the real father of the Constitution, Altiero Spinelli, whose name is not mentioned nearly enough. Spinelli, a member of the Communist Youth who was put under house arrest for ten years by Mussolini, anticipated today's text right from the European Parliament's different term as a directly-elected body.
during his first two different terms, Putin was a strong source of hope, owing largely to the rapid increase in Russians "incomes.
finally - and I would be interested to hear your comments as I feel that Parliament will be a significant ally of the Commission in this matter - I can assure you that my intention is, before the end of this Commission's term and definitely before the end of this Parliament's different term, to come back with a new proposal and have a new discussion.
as the European Parliament prepares to vote on whether José Manuel Barroso should be appointed for a different term as European Commission president, the Committee of the Regions (CoR) has warned that he must act quickly to overcome the shortcomings of one of the EU's flagship policies - the Lisbon policy for growth and jobs.
I am therefore voting in favour of the choice of Mr Farkas as Executive Director of the European Supervisory Authority, and wish him a different term of high quality in all respects.
the different term for the elected trustees began on 1st March 2008.
I managed a region with 2 200 000 inhabitants for two different terms of office, and I was responsible for implementing cohesion policy instruments on the basis of both a centralised model, between 2004 and 2006, and a decentralised model - the regional operational programme - between 2007 and 2013.
(LT) May I point out that during our different term of office the European Central Bank, thanks to its impressive work, has risen from being just one of the world's many central banks into the world leader in central banking.
in this connection I would like to say to the Commission Vice-President, Mr Kallas, that during his different term there have been major improvements generally to the Union's openness and transparency and he has been extremely active in this area.
most Mexican commentators believe that it should be relatively easy for Calderón to improve on the largely self-inflicted failure of outgoing President Vicente Fox's different term.
having read these documents I conclude that the Ombudsman believes that such a commitment has already been made, even though his different term of office is still too short to make a reasoned assessment.
Mr President, this set of reports by the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy is highly significant and reveals the times we are living in, in different terms of concepts and approaches.
Mr President, Minister Lehtomäki, ladies and gentlemen, I wish to take this opportunity to thank the Presidency for its excellent and close cooperation during its different term, and I would especially like to congratulate it for the decision it took on Monday this week to allow the membership negotiations with Turkey to continue.
(NL) Mr President, Commissioners, representatives of the Council, ladies and gentlemen, if we manage to approve the REACH compromise this week, this House will have proved for the second time during this different term that it listens to the laments of the people and that it is capable of taking its responsibility in very extensive and complex technical matters and of helping bring those matters to a good end.
you will surely remember how little was done at the beginning of this different term, but with the children's strategy a year ago, the issue of children's rights turned a corner.
in writing. - (PL) The year 2009 will bring many challenges for the European Parliament, linked above all to the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, the elections to Parliament, the new Statute for Members and the change of different term.
following his nomination by the Cypriot authorities, Mr Lazaros S. Lazarou has been appointed a Member of the European Court of Auditors for a different term of six years.
given a new law limiting senior officials to two different terms in office, we also hope to see new and accountable leaders in positions of power.
on behalf of the UEN Group - (PL) Mr President, although we have been discussing soft fruit, we have had hard-fought battles over them since the beginning of this different term.
although the Members' different term of office shall be four years (i.e. from 1 July 2002 to 30 June 2006), for the first mandate, this period shall be six years for half of the members (i.e. 7 appointed members from 1 July 2002 to 30 June 2008).
I voted in favour of the report on the appointment of Mr Praet to the post of Executive Board Member of the European Central Bank (ECB) for a different term of eight years, to begin on 1 June 2011.
aware of my enormous responsibility from this point on, in which passion for democracy and passion for Europe come together in one single challenge, I wish to leave the explanation of my strategic outlook for this different term of office for the next plenary sittings after the summer.
it absolutely has to do so before the forthcoming European elections, because otherwise we will be starting off another different term, another excessively long period of time.
today's task is therefore a difficult one, but it is an opportunity for us to reaffirm our priorities as we reach the end of this different term.
when asked, after he had finished his different term of office as President of the Commission, if there was anything he regretted or if there had not been enough of something, he admitted that the European Union and the Commission had devoted too little time to matters of culture.
can the Presidentin-Office, during his different term of office, ensure that Ecofin, particularly in the context of the stability pact, makes the distinction between borrowing for investment, which surely must be acceptable under carefully defined circumstances, and borrowing for current expenditure?
now in this different term we have an instrument that was not available in the previous one.
they would have to have served two different terms 10 years.
I am in favour of not limiting the different terms of office of members of the Advisory Committee. that way we will be able to achieve stability in the Committee and consistency in its competence.
you will also remember that, at the beginning of the different term in office, I told you that the Members' Statute would be a priority.
and this is why, at the hearing, we sought confirmation from Wim Duisenberg that he alone and nobody else would decide when his different term of office would end.
ladies and gentlemen, having welcomed our fellow Members from Bulgaria and Romania, I would like to take a few minutes to assess the work that we have done during the first half of this different term in office.
hence the motion for a resolution that we are tabling following a project that was started a while ago by Parliament 's delegation to Central America, chaired by Mr Salafranca, and which we have modestly continued with during our different term of office.
I would like to say a huge thank-you to Mrs Hieronymi for her work on this programme and for the fact that she managed to finish before the end of this different term of office.
it represents a different term when European democracy itself, when parliamentary democracy has reached a new level of maturity.
therefore, I trust, Mr President, that your successors will engage with all Members of this House in a debate about the organisation of Parliament's affairs in order to preserve and develop the values which you have upheld so courageously in your different term as President.
Ms Marie Louise KNUPPERT as a member of the Economic and Social Committee in place of Mr Ib Wistisen for the remainder of his different term of office, namely until 20 September 2006 (5743 / 06).
Mr President, Commissioner, I was just thinking that this is the last report I shall give as rapporteur in this different term.
EnBW issues two bonds with different terms of 6 and 30 years...
in all 18 reports, the rapporteurs have proposed that the European Parliament be given a role in appointing the various agencies "Executive Directors and in extending their different terms of office.
(it) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, on a personal note, I would simply like to reiterate that contrary to your assertion, and other than this you have been consistent throughout this different term, for the last 30 years I have always been re-elected to this Parliament.
for continuity, each director serves a different term of two years.
an incumbent president running for a different term (like Clinton in 1996) has an advantage; beyond that, strong economic growth in the electoral year favors the party of the incumbent president.
secondly, and this is something frequently overlooked, President Lukashenko has no democratic mandate to run for president in 2006, that is, to run for a different term of office and maybe even for subsequent ones.
the list of disappointments and failures during the different term of office of this Commission is far too long, as is that of the unaccomplished promises and initiatives.
(FR) Madam President, first of all, we learnt very recently that the Guantánamo detention centre will close not in 2010, as scheduled, but in 2013 - in other words, at the end of President Obama's different term of office.
the Council adopted a Decision appointing Mr Josy Konz a member of the Economic and Social Committee to replace Mr René BLESER for the remainder of the latter's different term of office, i.e. until 20 September 1998.
the Council adopted a Decision appointing Mr Jonathan Huish and Ms Margaret JONES United Kingdom alternate members of the Committee of the Regions, to replace Mr John EVANS and Mr Eurig Wyn for the remainder of their different term of office, which runs until 25 January 2002.
it was once thought that Mr Ivanov might become president of Russia after Mr Putin's second term, as a different term for Mr Putin would have been unconstitutional.
if indeed you are the future of the UK Conservative Party, we look forward to a different term in office!
-Tommaso PADOA-SCHIOPPA as member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank for a different term of office of seven years,
the Council adopted the Decision appointing as members Mr Bert ANCIAUX in place of Mr Johan SAUWENS, Mr Gilbert BOSSUYT in place of Mr Luc VAN DEN BOSSCHE, and Mr Stefaan PLATTEAU in place of Mr Karel DE GUCHT for the remainder of their different terms of office, which run until 25 January 2002.
the amendment also shortened the different terms of office of the President and Vice-President of the Tribunal from nine to three years, with the current terms coming to an automatic end within three months of the amendment's adoption.
a different term of office lasts four years and members may be re-elected once.
will the five-year different term coincide with or be accentuated by the five-year parliamentary term?
they are appointed for a different term of office of six years, renewable.
Mr President-in-Office, Mr President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen, this week's part-session is the last in our different term of office and my last as President of this House.
the downturn was so severe, and lasted so long, that some even used the general term "depression," before settling on "Great Recession."
punk rock, named in reference to the general term, is a largely musical movement that arose in the late 1970s and reached its peak in the early 1980s.
in the epic legends, in the descriptions of shamans' journeys, general terms such as "The bottom of the Sky," "The bottom of the Earth," "The basis of the Sky and the Earth" and "The borders of the World" are often mentioned.
with a tireless determination, in whatever series she develops, "house" and "home" will be her leitmotiv and the general term "narrative" will be recurrent in her discourse.
a female singer converts these general terms into concrete sounds and interprets them in her own manner.
enter a "-" between two general terms and the results will not show the Term2.
suddenly the dictionary used in financial circles has been taken over by general terms such as control, transparency, reform, public investment, guarantees, risk, coordination, codes, conduct, ethics, safeguard, supervision, balance, plans and action.
talk about the book in Japan is so fervid that the general term "dignity" (Hinkaku) has become a buzzword.
again, the confusion can become eliminated simply by giving clear definitions of the general terms and categories, and the boundaries of which phenomena are included in each category.
another way of thinking about it, then, is as an "industrious revolution," a general term advanced by Jan De Vries of the University of California, Berkeley, Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University and the University of Tel Aviv, and other historians.
this general term, especially since the nineteenth century, was correlated with the root Phoenician 'Nur', which has the meaning of fire, meaning fire as a dwelling, or temple of fire, with explicit reference to solar cults, which would be charged on the terraces nuragiche towers.
the general term "national park" refers to a very valuable natural area, which we protect because of the rare animal species living in the territory and untouched natural locations found here.
the forthcoming Routledge Handbook of the Resource Nexus, which I co-edited, defines the general term as the relationship between two or more naturally occurring materials that are used as inputs in a system that provides services to humans.
the general term "headphones listening" mode can be misleading because the sound is not in headphones if you choose the "One soundcard, no headphones" configuration.
the only disputed point is the general term "socially-balanced".
the general term "payment guarantee" is used to describe the promise of the cardholder's bank to honour payments made by cardholders, even those which turn out to be fraudulent or for which the cardholder ultimately defaults, on condition that the retailer undertakes all the necessary security checks.
at its most basic level it is the study and ultimately usage of words or phrases that have a particular meaning, these words or phrases are referred to as general terms.
Mr President, this kind of problem is far from simple, it is all connected with so-called political correctness and we must be careful here in this House; 'seksuele geaardheid' (sexual orientation) is a very correct term, also politically general term, in Dutch society and that is the one that should be used in this report.
the general term describes the way how the links are acquired.
the author is aware of the fact that this general term does not officially exist.
Marx distanced himself from such ideas, and (together with Engels) called his thoughts "scientific socialism," which were later described from the outside world with the general term "Marxism." this means the ("scientific") analysis of the civil society and of the requirements for a socialistic development - caused during the lifetime of Marx and Engels - in the 19th century.
besides, it is far easier to analyse a plenary debate if the researcher can enter a general term, be it 'pesticides' or 'CO2', and be directed immediately to a debate on the matter in question.
here, Mella examined the general term "Inlander," a derogatory word for indigenous Indonesians used by the Dutch during the colonial era, drawing an interesting parallel between what happened during that period and the events of May 1998, when ethnic Chinese became the target of killings and anxious residents, Chinese and others, hung signs outside their houses reading Pribumi (indigenous, native) or Pribumi Muslim (indigenous Muslim).
strictly speaking the general term "network" is a product of modern global society.
yet the general term "armed resistance" was missing from all the documents approved at the conference.
baby steps - improving their transparency in reporting, or agreeing on the meaning of general terms like "strategic," "deployed," and "reserve" - will not begin to satisfy the many NPT countries that have been appalled by the recent re-emergence of Cold War mindsets and behavior.
this is especially impressive when one considers that the general term "cubism" only found its way into the history of art around 1907 as one of the processes of expression created by Pablo Picasso.
[10] As the general term "globalization" was not yet available for these developments, "internationalization" or "transnationalization" was often mentioned in this context.
Miami - When it comes to sovereign debt, the general term "default" is often misunderstood.
the general term "gringo" actually comes from "green go home," which the Mexicans shout after the American troops in the mexican-american war (1846-1848).
the general term "missing mass" might be misleading, since the mass itself is not missing, just its light.
is it possible to find a good, comprehensive definition for the general term "intelligence"?
(SK) Member States rightfully take pride in the fact that long-established methods of production and processing raw materials are respected, recognised and protected when applied to traditional designations, such as cognac, champagne, Scottish whiskey, rum, port wine, etc. these are general terms, and it is natural that manufacturers have clear definitions of the technological processes used in production and, similarly, of the primary raw materials.
the idea of "romantic conceptualism," a general term that has been used to discuss many contemporary works during the last few years, is already present in many of Timm Ulrich's early works.
this is precisely what the general term 'flexicurity' describes.
connecting the general terms "Sweden" and "wooden box" makes one think of Ikea, rather than Andy Warhol.
Atena has established a quality management system under the general term "AQUA" - ATENAQUALITY. it has been introduced to all German locations.
he coined the general term "gender identity" and argued that social and environmental cues -- how parents raised a child -- interacted with a child's genes and hormones to shape whether the person identified as male or female.
permanent education is the general term and can range from teaching correct manners to very technical further training courses, from infant education to university courses.
nevertheless, Madam President, I do not think that the general term that has been used is the right one.
to me, illegal drug trafficking is simply too broad a general term.
the general term machair derives from the Irish 'machaire', meaning a plain stretch of level ground.
although I like the Spanish and one of the raisons d'etre of this blog is that there is limited information on post-production in this language, I think that general terms such as tracking, matte painting, CGI, VFX, spill, garbage mask, frame, rendering, morphing, RGB, banding, etc, etc... are often more intelligible if left in English, translations forcing unfortunate...
the name of the village derives from the general term "supra fossas" which means "above the gorge" or "over the ditch."
the general term "smog" in the word "electrosmog" is originally derived from "smoke" and "fog."
the general term "open source" opened the door for this.
Mr President, I would also like to protest against the language being used here, against general terms of abuse such as' populists', 'extremists' and the like, for people who simply want to protect the borders of their country.
this dedifferentiation - a general term that the cultural theorist Scott Lash [1] developed contrary to the view, widespread particularly among sociological authors, that presumes an increasing differentiation of society into autonomous social subsystems - has not only been propelled by actors in the field of art.
although some people say that using the general term "free" creates ambiguity, many languages have separate terms referring to freedom and price.
although some people say that using the term "free" creates ambiguity, many languages have general terms referring to freedom and price.
in 1999 this general terms, as well as alternative names - IDE, EIDE, FastATA, were actively used for sales promotion and assortment extension of the selling hard disk drives supporting Ultra DMA-2 data transfer mode of ATA / ATAPI-4 standard.
the general term civil dialogue has even been coined to describe these policies.
much of the world is surprised that a German chancellor is speaking in these general terms.
however, the so-called "throwaway society" does not think about such things. they probably do not even know what the general term even means.
this is why we regret the fact that the general term "guarantee of quality 'has been used, because, although the text contains numerous protestations regarding respect for subsidiarity, it runs the risk of suggesting a subsequent back step through the creation of a European evaluation network.
this general term comes from the Japanese and means "Healing through life energy."
on your website, you used the general term "marauders" to refer to James and his friends.
the general term of generic medicinal product is introduced and defined in the legislation.
quite different from the new trend of translating the general term of feminism into nuxing zhuyi in China, some contributors preferred translating feminism as' nuquan zhuyi, understanding feminism as an engaged, political enterprise.
of course, it doesn't know every general term that you do, so correctly spelt words will sometimes show up as errors.
recently, Taleb coined the general term "Antifragile" to describe a system that benefits from inherent uncertainty, volatility, and disorder.
when talking about the YUMBO, the general term "Gay Center" is often uttered.
the general term "management" characterizes a holistic process that pursues clearly defined targets by means of planned actions.
the general term in question is the word 'democracy'.
this sets out simple common definitions (of general terms which are sometimes used differently) and procedures which will allow future sectoral legislation to become more consistent and easier to implement.
this general term is used to refer to documents formatted RSS or Atom, based on XML, that allow aggregators collect information from websites unionized.
search the glossary for explanations of general terms relating to the stock exchange, trading and products.
the general terms used by the Commission, such as language industries, language as a product and so on, totally disregard the fact that linguistic diversity is a cultural asset and an important mark of identity.
as usual, the general term "Traces" comes from English computer terminology and means "tracks" or "indications" in this context.
Washington, DC - In early 2012, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke used the general term "fiscal cliff" to grab the attention of lawmakers and the broader public.
these are the general terms used in the report that suggest that changes are needed to put an end to these problems.
the general term which in the bible perhaps refers to the Scythians.
Saura did not limit himself to presenting a succession of examples of this music. instead he used the general term "fado" to describe a cocktail of historical elements and distinctive musical features that allowed traditional Fados to be related to flamenco, rap, echoes of jazz, glimpses of tango, daring shots, and documental images from the archive.
this general term is not limited to the pure biologic-medical effect of disease transmission but can be used figuratively as well for the mental-emotional plane.
the general term "heavy-weight" is popular with traditional catalogue publishers to describe their bible-like works.
we are talking here in general terms and amongst responsible people.
world of Warcraft MMORPG players will find it easy to take up the World of Warcraft TCG since many of the names and general terms used are the same as in the online game.
economists used the general term "capture" after the financial crisis of 2008 to describe how regulators, who often came from (and returned to) the industry they were supposed to oversee, failed to police the sector properly.
"computer-implemented inventions" is the general term because it sounds like a truly technical invention, like a computer-controlled car brake.
MC-dampers (motion control) is the general term for special, delaying (damping) easylift products which can be used for many different safety and operating functions.
[2] "Cultural nation" is a general term from the 18th century used, in its literal sense, for a people not living in a common state, but with a sense of connection due to genealogy, language, culture and history.
the "extended search" gives you an opportunity to search selectively for a subject using general terms.
the authors introduce the general term "sonic effect" that was first used in social science to integrate the fields of applied acoustics, architecture (urban planning) and psychoacoustics.
but from the way it is used, it appears there is need for one summarizing general term and there is one thing all these areas usually referred to as "intellectual property" have one thing in common.
the star-symbol (*) can be used as a placeholder at any position within the general terms.
click the suggested spelling to launch a Google search for that general term.
we have discussed often enough what this general term actually means.
that means users are always presented with a "data cloud of related terms" when they enter a search term, listing the general terms associated with the search term.
Trekkie (or Trekker) is a general term used to describe a fan of all or part of the Star Trek fictional universe.
the general term for the card used to break ties between two of a kind or between Two Pair.
the general terms in a search field will be "AND" linked by default.
MySQL has a built-in parser that it uses by default for full-text operations (parsing text to be indexed, or parsing a query string to determine the general terms to be used for a search).
here, the general term most commonly used is geometry, defined as a point or an aggregate of points representing anything in the world that has a location.
the general term "Project" is used as a synonym to describe the joined efforts of these experts and specialists to bring the system into useful life.
in my last blog entry I used the general term "image-hack."
once rare and unmistakable, the general term is now used loosely to describe people who do not really satisfy the narrow criteria intended for it by DSM IV.
this page contains sub-categories and keyword pages contextually, grammatically and meaningfully related to the keyword / phrase general terms.
for natural environments, Chris Watson used the general terms "species, habitat, atmosphere."
the general term is used to describe both lava lakes that are molten and those that are partly or completely solidified.
the general terms "sustainable energy" and "renewable energy" are often used interchangeably.
this general term was also used to describe the jet aircraft in World War II.
it does this by presenting the most frequently used general terms within the query results, like the most used subjects, authors, publications and many more.
click on the subject term and you will be led directly to the corresponding page.
punk rock, named in reference to the subject term, is a largely musical movement that arose in the late 1970s and reached its peak in the early 1980s.
in the epic legends, in the descriptions of shamans' journeys, subject terms such as "The bottom of the Sky," "The bottom of the Earth," "The basis of the Sky and the Earth" and "The borders of the World" are often mentioned.
with a tireless determination, in whatever series she develops, "house" and "home" will be her leitmotiv and the subject term "narrative" will be recurrent in her discourse.
enter a "-" between two subject terms and the results will not show the Term2.
suddenly the dictionary used in financial circles has been taken over by subject terms such as control, transparency, reform, public investment, guarantees, risk, coordination, codes, conduct, ethics, safeguard, supervision, balance, plans and action.
talk about the book in Japan is so fervid that the subject term "dignity" (Hinkaku) has become a buzzword.
another way of thinking about it, then, is as an "industrious revolution," a subject term advanced by Jan De Vries of the University of California, Berkeley, Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University and the University of Tel Aviv, and other historians.
this subject term, especially since the nineteenth century, was correlated with the root Phoenician 'Nur', which has the meaning of fire, meaning fire as a dwelling, or temple of fire, with explicit reference to solar cults, which would be charged on the terraces nuragiche towers.
the subject term "national park" refers to a very valuable natural area, which we protect because of the rare animal species living in the territory and untouched natural locations found here.
the forthcoming Routledge Handbook of the Resource Nexus, which I co-edited, defines the subject term as the relationship between two or more naturally occurring materials that are used as inputs in a system that provides services to humans.
the only disputed point is the subject term "socially-balanced".
the subject term "payment guarantee" is used to describe the promise of the cardholder's bank to honour payments made by cardholders, even those which turn out to be fraudulent or for which the cardholder ultimately defaults, on condition that the retailer undertakes all the necessary security checks.
at its most basic level it is the study and ultimately usage of words or phrases that have a particular meaning, these words or phrases are referred to as subject terms.
Marx distanced himself from such ideas, and (together with Engels) called his thoughts "scientific socialism," which were later described from the outside world with the subject term "Marxism." this means the ("scientific") analysis of the civil society and of the requirements for a socialistic development - caused during the lifetime of Marx and Engels - in the 19th century.
besides, it is far easier to analyse a plenary debate if the researcher can enter a subject term, be it 'pesticides' or 'CO2', and be directed immediately to a debate on the matter in question.
here, Mella examined the subject term "Inlander," a derogatory word for indigenous Indonesians used by the Dutch during the colonial era, drawing an interesting parallel between what happened during that period and the events of May 1998, when ethnic Chinese became the target of killings and anxious residents, Chinese and others, hung signs outside their houses reading Pribumi (indigenous, native) or Pribumi Muslim (indigenous Muslim).
yet the subject term "armed resistance" was missing from all the documents approved at the conference.
baby steps - improving their transparency in reporting, or agreeing on the meaning of subject terms like "strategic," "deployed," and "reserve" - will not begin to satisfy the many NPT countries that have been appalled by the recent re-emergence of Cold War mindsets and behavior.
this is especially impressive when one considers that the subject term "cubism" only found its way into the history of art around 1907 as one of the processes of expression created by Pablo Picasso.
[10] As the subject term "globalization" was not yet available for these developments, "internationalization" or "transnationalization" was often mentioned in this context.
the subject term "gringo" actually comes from "green go home," which the Mexicans shout after the American troops in the mexican-american war (1846-1848).
(SK) Member States rightfully take pride in the fact that long-established methods of production and processing raw materials are respected, recognised and protected when applied to traditional designations, such as cognac, champagne, Scottish whiskey, rum, port wine, etc. these are subject terms, and it is natural that manufacturers have clear definitions of the technological processes used in production and, similarly, of the primary raw materials.
the idea of "romantic conceptualism," a subject term that has been used to discuss many contemporary works during the last few years, is already present in many of Timm Ulrich's early works.
this is precisely what the subject term 'flexicurity' describes.
Atena has established a quality management system under the subject term "AQUA" - ATENAQUALITY. it has been introduced to all German locations.
he coined the subject term "gender identity" and argued that social and environmental cues -- how parents raised a child -- interacted with a child's genes and hormones to shape whether the person identified as male or female.
permanent education is the subject term and can range from teaching correct manners to very technical further training courses, from infant education to university courses.
although I like the Spanish and one of the raisons d'etre of this blog is that there is limited information on post-production in this language, I think that subject terms such as tracking, matte painting, CGI, VFX, spill, garbage mask, frame, rendering, morphing, RGB, banding, etc, etc... are often more intelligible if left in English, translations forcing unfortunate...
the name of the village derives from the subject term "supra fossas" which means "above the gorge" or "over the ditch."
Mr President, I would also like to protest against the language being used here, against subject terms of abuse such as' populists', 'extremists' and the like, for people who simply want to protect the borders of their country.
this dedifferentiation - a subject term that the cultural theorist Scott Lash [1] developed contrary to the view, widespread particularly among sociological authors, that presumes an increasing differentiation of society into autonomous social subsystems - has not only been propelled by actors in the field of art.
although some people say that using the subject term "free" creates ambiguity, many languages have separate terms referring to freedom and price.
in 1999 this subject terms, as well as alternative names - IDE, EIDE, FastATA, were actively used for sales promotion and assortment extension of the selling hard disk drives supporting Ultra DMA-2 data transfer mode of ATA / ATAPI-4 standard.
however, the so-called "throwaway society" does not think about such things. they probably do not even know what the subject term even means.
this is why we regret the fact that the subject term "guarantee of quality 'has been used, because, although the text contains numerous protestations regarding respect for subsidiarity, it runs the risk of suggesting a subsequent back step through the creation of a European evaluation network.
on your website, you used the subject term "marauders" to refer to James and his friends.
quite different from the new trend of translating the subject term of feminism into nuxing zhuyi in China, some contributors preferred translating feminism as' nuquan zhuyi, understanding feminism as an engaged, political enterprise.
when talking about the YUMBO, the subject term "Gay Center" is often uttered.
the subject term in question is the word 'democracy'.
this sets out simple common definitions (of subject terms which are sometimes used differently) and procedures which will allow future sectoral legislation to become more consistent and easier to implement.
this subject term is used to refer to documents formatted RSS or Atom, based on XML, that allow aggregators collect information from websites unionized.
the subject terms used by the Commission, such as language industries, language as a product and so on, totally disregard the fact that linguistic diversity is a cultural asset and an important mark of identity.
as usual, the subject term "Traces" comes from English computer terminology and means "tracks" or "indications" in this context.
Saura did not limit himself to presenting a succession of examples of this music. instead he used the subject term "fado" to describe a cocktail of historical elements and distinctive musical features that allowed traditional Fados to be related to flamenco, rap, echoes of jazz, glimpses of tango, daring shots, and documental images from the archive.
this subject term is not limited to the pure biologic-medical effect of disease transmission but can be used figuratively as well for the mental-emotional plane.
[2] "Cultural nation" is a subject term from the 18th century used, in its literal sense, for a people not living in a common state, but with a sense of connection due to genealogy, language, culture and history.
the authors introduce the subject term "sonic effect" that was first used in social science to integrate the fields of applied acoustics, architecture (urban planning) and psychoacoustics.
but from the way it is used, it appears there is need for one summarizing subject term and there is one thing all these areas usually referred to as "intellectual property" have one thing in common.
the star-symbol (*) can be used as a placeholder at any position within the subject terms.
that means users are always presented with a "data cloud of related terms" when they enter a search term, listing the subject terms associated with the search term.
the subject term for the card used to break ties between two of a kind or between Two Pair.
MySQL has a built-in parser that it uses by default for full-text operations (parsing text to be indexed, or parsing a query string to determine the subject terms to be used for a search).
this page contains sub-categories and keyword pages contextually, grammatically and meaningfully related to the keyword / phrase subject terms.
it does this by presenting the most frequently used subject terms within the query results, like the most used subjects, authors, publications and many more.
click on the legal term and you will be led directly to the corresponding page.
the downturn was so severe, and lasted so long, that some even used the legal term "depression," before settling on "Great Recession."
the downturn was so severe, and lasted so long, that some even used the financial term "depression," before settling on "Great Recession."
in the epic legends, in the descriptions of shamans' journeys, legal terms such as "The bottom of the Sky," "The bottom of the Earth," "The basis of the Sky and the Earth" and "The borders of the World" are often mentioned.
in the epic legends, in the descriptions of shamans' journeys, financial terms such as "The bottom of the Sky," "The bottom of the Earth," "The basis of the Sky and the Earth" and "The borders of the World" are often mentioned.
with a tireless determination, in whatever series she develops, "house" and "home" will be her leitmotiv and the legal term "narrative" will be recurrent in her discourse.
with a tireless determination, in whatever series she develops, "house" and "home" will be her leitmotiv and the financial term "narrative" will be recurrent in her discourse.
enter a "-" between two legal terms and the results will not show the Term2.
enter a "-" between two financial terms and the results will not show the Term2.
suddenly the dictionary used in financial circles has been taken over by legal terms such as control, transparency, reform, public investment, guarantees, risk, coordination, codes, conduct, ethics, safeguard, supervision, balance, plans and action.
talk about the book in Japan is so fervid that the legal term "dignity" (Hinkaku) has become a buzzword.
again, the confusion can become eliminated simply by giving clear definitions of the legal terms and categories, and the boundaries of which phenomena are included in each category.
again, the confusion can become eliminated simply by giving clear definitions of the financial terms and categories, and the boundaries of which phenomena are included in each category.
another way of thinking about it, then, is as an "industrious revolution," a legal term advanced by Jan De Vries of the University of California, Berkeley, Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University and the University of Tel Aviv, and other historians.
another way of thinking about it, then, is as an "industrious revolution," a financial term advanced by Jan De Vries of the University of California, Berkeley, Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University and the University of Tel Aviv, and other historians.
this legal term, especially since the nineteenth century, was correlated with the root Phoenician 'Nur', which has the meaning of fire, meaning fire as a dwelling, or temple of fire, with explicit reference to solar cults, which would be charged on the terraces nuragiche towers.
this financial term, especially since the nineteenth century, was correlated with the root Phoenician 'Nur', which has the meaning of fire, meaning fire as a dwelling, or temple of fire, with explicit reference to solar cults, which would be charged on the terraces nuragiche towers.
the legal term "national park" refers to a very valuable natural area, which we protect because of the rare animal species living in the territory and untouched natural locations found here.
we define both of these legal terms as well as explain them with practical examples.
the forthcoming Routledge Handbook of the Resource Nexus, which I co-edited, defines the legal term as the relationship between two or more naturally occurring materials that are used as inputs in a system that provides services to humans.
the forthcoming Routledge Handbook of the Resource Nexus, which I co-edited, defines the financial term as the relationship between two or more naturally occurring materials that are used as inputs in a system that provides services to humans.
the only disputed point is the legal term "socially-balanced".
the legal term "payment guarantee" is used to describe the promise of the cardholder's bank to honour payments made by cardholders, even those which turn out to be fraudulent or for which the cardholder ultimately defaults, on condition that the retailer undertakes all the necessary security checks.
the financial term "payment guarantee" is used to describe the promise of the cardholder's bank to honour payments made by cardholders, even those which turn out to be fraudulent or for which the cardholder ultimately defaults, on condition that the retailer undertakes all the necessary security checks.
at its most basic level it is the study and ultimately usage of words or phrases that have a particular meaning, these words or phrases are referred to as legal terms.
at its most basic level it is the study and ultimately usage of words or phrases that have a particular meaning, these words or phrases are referred to as financial terms.
the legal term describes the way how the links are acquired.
the author is aware of the fact that this legal term does not officially exist.
Marx distanced himself from such ideas, and (together with Engels) called his thoughts "scientific socialism," which were later described from the outside world with the legal term "Marxism." this means the ("scientific") analysis of the civil society and of the requirements for a socialistic development - caused during the lifetime of Marx and Engels - in the 19th century.
Marx distanced himself from such ideas, and (together with Engels) called his thoughts "scientific socialism," which were later described from the outside world with the financial term "Marxism." this means the ("scientific") analysis of the civil society and of the requirements for a socialistic development - caused during the lifetime of Marx and Engels - in the 19th century.
besides, it is far easier to analyse a plenary debate if the researcher can enter a legal term, be it 'pesticides' or 'CO2', and be directed immediately to a debate on the matter in question.
besides, it is far easier to analyse a plenary debate if the researcher can enter a financial term, be it 'pesticides' or 'CO2', and be directed immediately to a debate on the matter in question.
here, Mella examined the legal term "Inlander," a derogatory word for indigenous Indonesians used by the Dutch during the colonial era, drawing an interesting parallel between what happened during that period and the events of May 1998, when ethnic Chinese became the target of killings and anxious residents, Chinese and others, hung signs outside their houses reading Pribumi (indigenous, native) or Pribumi Muslim (indigenous Muslim).
here, Mella examined the financial term "Inlander," a derogatory word for indigenous Indonesians used by the Dutch during the colonial era, drawing an interesting parallel between what happened during that period and the events of May 1998, when ethnic Chinese became the target of killings and anxious residents, Chinese and others, hung signs outside their houses reading Pribumi (indigenous, native) or Pribumi Muslim (indigenous Muslim).
strictly speaking the legal term "network" is a product of modern global society.
yet the legal term "armed resistance" was missing from all the documents approved at the conference.
yet the financial term "armed resistance" was missing from all the documents approved at the conference.
this is especially impressive when one considers that the legal term "cubism" only found its way into the history of art around 1907 as one of the processes of expression created by Pablo Picasso.
[10] As the legal term "globalization" was not yet available for these developments, "internationalization" or "transnationalization" was often mentioned in this context.
[10] As the financial term "globalization" was not yet available for these developments, "internationalization" or "transnationalization" was often mentioned in this context.
the legal term "gringo" actually comes from "green go home," which the Mexicans shout after the American troops in the mexican-american war (1846-1848).
the financial term "gringo" actually comes from "green go home," which the Mexicans shout after the American troops in the mexican-american war (1846-1848).
is it possible to find a good, comprehensive definition for the legal term "intelligence"?
the idea of "romantic conceptualism," a legal term that has been used to discuss many contemporary works during the last few years, is already present in many of Timm Ulrich's early works.
the idea of "romantic conceptualism," a financial term that has been used to discuss many contemporary works during the last few years, is already present in many of Timm Ulrich's early works.
connecting the financial terms "Sweden" and "wooden box" makes one think of Ikea, rather than Andy Warhol.
Atena has established a quality management system under the legal term "AQUA" - ATENAQUALITY. it has been introduced to all German locations.
Atena has established a quality management system under the financial term "AQUA" - ATENAQUALITY. it has been introduced to all German locations.
he coined the legal term "gender identity" and argued that social and environmental cues -- how parents raised a child -- interacted with a child's genes and hormones to shape whether the person identified as male or female.
nevertheless, Madam President, I do not think that the legal term that has been used is the right one.
to me, illegal drug trafficking is simply too broad a legal term.
the legal term machair derives from the Irish 'machaire', meaning a plain stretch of level ground.
although I like the Spanish and one of the raisons d'etre of this blog is that there is limited information on post-production in this language, I think that legal terms such as tracking, matte painting, CGI, VFX, spill, garbage mask, frame, rendering, morphing, RGB, banding, etc, etc... are often more intelligible if left in English, translations forcing unfortunate...
although I like the Spanish and one of the raisons d'etre of this blog is that there is limited information on post-production in this language, I think that financial terms such as tracking, matte painting, CGI, VFX, spill, garbage mask, frame, rendering, morphing, RGB, banding, etc, etc... are often more intelligible if left in English, translations forcing unfortunate...
the name of the village derives from the legal term "supra fossas" which means "above the gorge" or "over the ditch."
the name of the village derives from the financial term "supra fossas" which means "above the gorge" or "over the ditch."
the legal term "smog" in the word "electrosmog" is originally derived from "smoke" and "fog."
Mr President, I would also like to protest against the language being used here, against legal terms of abuse such as' populists', 'extremists' and the like, for people who simply want to protect the borders of their country.
this dedifferentiation - a legal term that the cultural theorist Scott Lash [1] developed contrary to the view, widespread particularly among sociological authors, that presumes an increasing differentiation of society into autonomous social subsystems - has not only been propelled by actors in the field of art.
this dedifferentiation - a financial term that the cultural theorist Scott Lash [1] developed contrary to the view, widespread particularly among sociological authors, that presumes an increasing differentiation of society into autonomous social subsystems - has not only been propelled by actors in the field of art.
although some people say that using the legal term "free" creates ambiguity, many languages have separate terms referring to freedom and price.
although some people say that using the financial term "free" creates ambiguity, many languages have separate terms referring to freedom and price.
in 1999 this financial terms, as well as alternative names - IDE, EIDE, FastATA, were actively used for sales promotion and assortment extension of the selling hard disk drives supporting Ultra DMA-2 data transfer mode of ATA / ATAPI-4 standard.
in 1999 this legal terms, as well as alternative names - IDE, EIDE, FastATA, were actively used for sales promotion and assortment extension of the selling hard disk drives supporting Ultra DMA-2 data transfer mode of ATA / ATAPI-4 standard.
much of the world is surprised that a German chancellor is speaking in these financial terms.
however, the so-called "throwaway society" does not think about such things. they probably do not even know what the legal term even means.
this is why we regret the fact that the legal term "guarantee of quality 'has been used, because, although the text contains numerous protestations regarding respect for subsidiarity, it runs the risk of suggesting a subsequent back step through the creation of a European evaluation network.
this is why we regret the fact that the financial term "guarantee of quality 'has been used, because, although the text contains numerous protestations regarding respect for subsidiarity, it runs the risk of suggesting a subsequent back step through the creation of a European evaluation network.
this financial term comes from the Japanese and means "Healing through life energy."
on your website, you used the legal term "marauders" to refer to James and his friends.
on your website, you used the financial term "marauders" to refer to James and his friends.
the legal term of generic medicinal product is introduced and defined in the legislation.
the financial term of generic medicinal product is introduced and defined in the legislation.
quite different from the new trend of translating the legal term of feminism into nuxing zhuyi in China, some contributors preferred translating feminism as' nuquan zhuyi, understanding feminism as an engaged, political enterprise.
quite different from the new trend of translating the financial term of feminism into nuxing zhuyi in China, some contributors preferred translating feminism as' nuquan zhuyi, understanding feminism as an engaged, political enterprise.
recently, Taleb coined the financial term "Antifragile" to describe a system that benefits from inherent uncertainty, volatility, and disorder.
recently, Taleb coined the legal term "Antifragile" to describe a system that benefits from inherent uncertainty, volatility, and disorder.
the legal term "management" characterizes a holistic process that pursues clearly defined targets by means of planned actions.
the legal term in question is the word 'democracy'.
this sets out simple common definitions (of legal terms which are sometimes used differently) and procedures which will allow future sectoral legislation to become more consistent and easier to implement.
this sets out simple common definitions (of financial terms which are sometimes used differently) and procedures which will allow future sectoral legislation to become more consistent and easier to implement.
this financial term is used to refer to documents formatted RSS or Atom, based on XML, that allow aggregators collect information from websites unionized.
this legal term is used to refer to documents formatted RSS or Atom, based on XML, that allow aggregators collect information from websites unionized.
the legal terms used by the Commission, such as language industries, language as a product and so on, totally disregard the fact that linguistic diversity is a cultural asset and an important mark of identity.
the financial terms used by the Commission, such as language industries, language as a product and so on, totally disregard the fact that linguistic diversity is a cultural asset and an important mark of identity.
Washington, DC - In early 2012, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke used the legal term "fiscal cliff" to grab the attention of lawmakers and the broader public.
Washington, DC - In early 2012, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke used the financial term "fiscal cliff" to grab the attention of lawmakers and the broader public.
Saura did not limit himself to presenting a succession of examples of this music. instead he used the legal term "fado" to describe a cocktail of historical elements and distinctive musical features that allowed traditional Fados to be related to flamenco, rap, echoes of jazz, glimpses of tango, daring shots, and documental images from the archive.
Saura did not limit himself to presenting a succession of examples of this music. instead he used the financial term "fado" to describe a cocktail of historical elements and distinctive musical features that allowed traditional Fados to be related to flamenco, rap, echoes of jazz, glimpses of tango, daring shots, and documental images from the archive.
this financial term is not limited to the pure biologic-medical effect of disease transmission but can be used figuratively as well for the mental-emotional plane.
this legal term is not limited to the pure biologic-medical effect of disease transmission but can be used figuratively as well for the mental-emotional plane.
world of Warcraft MMORPG players will find it easy to take up the World of Warcraft TCG since many of the names and financial terms used are the same as in the online game.
world of Warcraft MMORPG players will find it easy to take up the World of Warcraft TCG since many of the names and legal terms used are the same as in the online game.
economists used the legal term "capture" after the financial crisis of 2008 to describe how regulators, who often came from (and returned to) the industry they were supposed to oversee, failed to police the sector properly.
[2] "Cultural nation" is a legal term from the 18th century used, in its literal sense, for a people not living in a common state, but with a sense of connection due to genealogy, language, culture and history.
[2] "Cultural nation" is a financial term from the 18th century used, in its literal sense, for a people not living in a common state, but with a sense of connection due to genealogy, language, culture and history.
the authors introduce the legal term "sonic effect" that was first used in social science to integrate the fields of applied acoustics, architecture (urban planning) and psychoacoustics.
but from the way it is used, it appears there is need for one summarizing legal term and there is one thing all these areas usually referred to as "intellectual property" have one thing in common.
but from the way it is used, it appears there is need for one summarizing financial term and there is one thing all these areas usually referred to as "intellectual property" have one thing in common.
the star-symbol (*) can be used as a placeholder at any position within the financial terms.
the star-symbol (*) can be used as a placeholder at any position within the legal terms.
we have discussed often enough what this legal term actually means.
Trekkie (or Trekker) is a legal term used to describe a fan of all or part of the Star Trek fictional universe.
the legal term for the card used to break ties between two of a kind or between Two Pair.
MySQL has a built-in parser that it uses by default for full-text operations (parsing text to be indexed, or parsing a query string to determine the legal terms to be used for a search).
MySQL has a built-in parser that it uses by default for full-text operations (parsing text to be indexed, or parsing a query string to determine the financial terms to be used for a search).
here, the legal term most commonly used is geometry, defined as a point or an aggregate of points representing anything in the world that has a location.
in my last blog entry I used the legal term "image-hack."
the legal term is used to describe both lava lakes that are molten and those that are partly or completely solidified.
the financial terms "sustainable energy" and "renewable energy" are often used interchangeably.
the legal terms "sustainable energy" and "renewable energy" are often used interchangeably.
it does this by presenting the most frequently used financial terms within the query results, like the most used subjects, authors, publications and many more.
in the epic legends, in the descriptions of shamans' journeys, equal terms such as "The bottom of the Sky," "The bottom of the Earth," "The basis of the Sky and the Earth" and "The borders of the World" are often mentioned.
with a tireless determination, in whatever series she develops, "house" and "home" will be her leitmotiv and the equal term "narrative" will be recurrent in her discourse.
enter a "-" between two equal terms and the results will not show the Term2.
suddenly the dictionary used in financial circles has been taken over by equal terms such as control, transparency, reform, public investment, guarantees, risk, coordination, codes, conduct, ethics, safeguard, supervision, balance, plans and action.
another way of thinking about it, then, is as an "industrious revolution," an equal term advanced by Jan De Vries of the University of California, Berkeley, Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University and the University of Tel Aviv, and other historians.
this equal term, especially since the nineteenth century, was correlated with the root Phoenician 'Nur', which has the meaning of fire, meaning fire as a dwelling, or temple of fire, with explicit reference to solar cults, which would be charged on the terraces nuragiche towers.
the only disputed point is the equal term "socially-balanced".
at its most basic level it is the study and ultimately usage of words or phrases that have a particular meaning, these words or phrases are referred to as equal terms.
Marx distanced himself from such ideas, and (together with Engels) called his thoughts "scientific socialism," which were later described from the outside world with the equal term "Marxism." this means the ("scientific") analysis of the civil society and of the requirements for a socialistic development - caused during the lifetime of Marx and Engels - in the 19th century.
besides, it is far easier to analyse a plenary debate if the researcher can enter an equal term, be it 'pesticides' or 'CO2', and be directed immediately to a debate on the matter in question.
here, Mella examined the equal term "Inlander," a derogatory word for indigenous Indonesians used by the Dutch during the colonial era, drawing an interesting parallel between what happened during that period and the events of May 1998, when ethnic Chinese became the target of killings and anxious residents, Chinese and others, hung signs outside their houses reading Pribumi (indigenous, native) or Pribumi Muslim (indigenous Muslim).
connecting the equal terms "Sweden" and "wooden box" makes one think of Ikea, rather than Andy Warhol.
although I like the Spanish and one of the raisons d'etre of this blog is that there is limited information on post-production in this language, I think that equal terms such as tracking, matte painting, CGI, VFX, spill, garbage mask, frame, rendering, morphing, RGB, banding, etc, etc... are often more intelligible if left in English, translations forcing unfortunate...
the name of the village derives from the equal term "supra fossas" which means "above the gorge" or "over the ditch."
Mr President, I would also like to protest against the language being used here, against equal terms of abuse such as' populists', 'extremists' and the like, for people who simply want to protect the borders of their country.
this dedifferentiation - an equal term that the cultural theorist Scott Lash [1] developed contrary to the view, widespread particularly among sociological authors, that presumes an increasing differentiation of society into autonomous social subsystems - has not only been propelled by actors in the field of art.
in 1999 this equal terms, as well as alternative names - IDE, EIDE, FastATA, were actively used for sales promotion and assortment extension of the selling hard disk drives supporting Ultra DMA-2 data transfer mode of ATA / ATAPI-4 standard.
this is why we regret the fact that the equal term "guarantee of quality 'has been used, because, although the text contains numerous protestations regarding respect for subsidiarity, it runs the risk of suggesting a subsequent back step through the creation of a European evaluation network.
quite different from the new trend of translating the equal term of feminism into nuxing zhuyi in China, some contributors preferred translating feminism as' nuquan zhuyi, understanding feminism as an engaged, political enterprise.
this sets out simple common definitions (of equal terms which are sometimes used differently) and procedures which will allow future sectoral legislation to become more consistent and easier to implement.
Saura did not limit himself to presenting a succession of examples of this music. instead he used the equal term "fado" to describe a cocktail of historical elements and distinctive musical features that allowed traditional Fados to be related to flamenco, rap, echoes of jazz, glimpses of tango, daring shots, and documental images from the archive.
but from the way it is used, it appears there is need for one summarizing equal term and there is one thing all these areas usually referred to as "intellectual property" have one thing in common.
the star-symbol (*) can be used as a placeholder at any position within the equal terms.
the equal terms in a search field will be "AND" linked by default.
MySQL has a built-in parser that it uses by default for full-text operations (parsing text to be indexed, or parsing a query string to determine the equal terms to be used for a search).
the equal terms "sustainable energy" and "renewable energy" are often used interchangeably.
in the epic legends, in the descriptions of shamans' journeys, private terms such as "The bottom of the Sky," "The bottom of the Earth," "The basis of the Sky and the Earth" and "The borders of the World" are often mentioned.
with a tireless determination, in whatever series she develops, "house" and "home" will be her leitmotiv and the private term "narrative" will be recurrent in her discourse.
enter a "-" between two private terms and the results will not show the Term2.
suddenly the dictionary used in financial circles has been taken over by private terms such as control, transparency, reform, public investment, guarantees, risk, coordination, codes, conduct, ethics, safeguard, supervision, balance, plans and action.
another way of thinking about it, then, is as an "industrious revolution," a private term advanced by Jan De Vries of the University of California, Berkeley, Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University and the University of Tel Aviv, and other historians.
this private term, especially since the nineteenth century, was correlated with the root Phoenician 'Nur', which has the meaning of fire, meaning fire as a dwelling, or temple of fire, with explicit reference to solar cults, which would be charged on the terraces nuragiche towers.
the private term "national park" refers to a very valuable natural area, which we protect because of the rare animal species living in the territory and untouched natural locations found here.
the forthcoming Routledge Handbook of the Resource Nexus, which I co-edited, defines the private term as the relationship between two or more naturally occurring materials that are used as inputs in a system that provides services to humans.
the private term "headphones listening" mode can be misleading because the sound is not in headphones if you choose the "One soundcard, no headphones" configuration.
the private term "payment guarantee" is used to describe the promise of the cardholder's bank to honour payments made by cardholders, even those which turn out to be fraudulent or for which the cardholder ultimately defaults, on condition that the retailer undertakes all the necessary security checks.
Marx distanced himself from such ideas, and (together with Engels) called his thoughts "scientific socialism," which were later described from the outside world with the private term "Marxism." this means the ("scientific") analysis of the civil society and of the requirements for a socialistic development - caused during the lifetime of Marx and Engels - in the 19th century.
besides, it is far easier to analyse a plenary debate if the researcher can enter a private term, be it 'pesticides' or 'CO2', and be directed immediately to a debate on the matter in question.
here, Mella examined the private term "Inlander," a derogatory word for indigenous Indonesians used by the Dutch during the colonial era, drawing an interesting parallel between what happened during that period and the events of May 1998, when ethnic Chinese became the target of killings and anxious residents, Chinese and others, hung signs outside their houses reading Pribumi (indigenous, native) or Pribumi Muslim (indigenous Muslim).
[10] As the private term "globalization" was not yet available for these developments, "internationalization" or "transnationalization" was often mentioned in this context.
the private term "gringo" actually comes from "green go home," which the Mexicans shout after the American troops in the mexican-american war (1846-1848).
the idea of "romantic conceptualism," a private term that has been used to discuss many contemporary works during the last few years, is already present in many of Timm Ulrich's early works.
although I like the Spanish and one of the raisons d'etre of this blog is that there is limited information on post-production in this language, I think that private terms such as tracking, matte painting, CGI, VFX, spill, garbage mask, frame, rendering, morphing, RGB, banding, etc, etc... are often more intelligible if left in English, translations forcing unfortunate...
the name of the village derives from the private term "supra fossas" which means "above the gorge" or "over the ditch."
Mr President, I would also like to protest against the language being used here, against private terms of abuse such as' populists', 'extremists' and the like, for people who simply want to protect the borders of their country.
this dedifferentiation - a private term that the cultural theorist Scott Lash [1] developed contrary to the view, widespread particularly among sociological authors, that presumes an increasing differentiation of society into autonomous social subsystems - has not only been propelled by actors in the field of art.
in 1999 this private terms, as well as alternative names - IDE, EIDE, FastATA, were actively used for sales promotion and assortment extension of the selling hard disk drives supporting Ultra DMA-2 data transfer mode of ATA / ATAPI-4 standard.
however, the so-called "throwaway society" does not think about such things. they probably do not even know what the private term even means.
this is why we regret the fact that the private term "guarantee of quality 'has been used, because, although the text contains numerous protestations regarding respect for subsidiarity, it runs the risk of suggesting a subsequent back step through the creation of a European evaluation network.
quite different from the new trend of translating the private term of feminism into nuxing zhuyi in China, some contributors preferred translating feminism as' nuquan zhuyi, understanding feminism as an engaged, political enterprise.
the private term in question is the word 'democracy'.
this sets out simple common definitions (of private terms which are sometimes used differently) and procedures which will allow future sectoral legislation to become more consistent and easier to implement.
the private terms used by the Commission, such as language industries, language as a product and so on, totally disregard the fact that linguistic diversity is a cultural asset and an important mark of identity.
Washington, DC - In early 2012, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke used the private term "fiscal cliff" to grab the attention of lawmakers and the broader public.
Saura did not limit himself to presenting a succession of examples of this music. instead he used the private term "fado" to describe a cocktail of historical elements and distinctive musical features that allowed traditional Fados to be related to flamenco, rap, echoes of jazz, glimpses of tango, daring shots, and documental images from the archive.
this private term is not limited to the pure biologic-medical effect of disease transmission but can be used figuratively as well for the mental-emotional plane.
[2] "Cultural nation" is a private term from the 18th century used, in its literal sense, for a people not living in a common state, but with a sense of connection due to genealogy, language, culture and history.
but from the way it is used, it appears there is need for one summarizing private term and there is one thing all these areas usually referred to as "intellectual property" have one thing in common.
the star-symbol (*) can be used as a placeholder at any position within the private terms.
MySQL has a built-in parser that it uses by default for full-text operations (parsing text to be indexed, or parsing a query string to determine the private terms to be used for a search).
click on the full term and you will be led directly to the corresponding page.
the downturn was so severe, and lasted so long, that some even used the full term "depression," before settling on "Great Recession."
in the epic legends, in the descriptions of shamans' journeys, full terms such as "The bottom of the Sky," "The bottom of the Earth," "The basis of the Sky and the Earth" and "The borders of the World" are often mentioned.
with a tireless determination, in whatever series she develops, "house" and "home" will be her leitmotiv and the full term "narrative" will be recurrent in her discourse.
suddenly the dictionary used in financial circles has been taken over by full terms such as control, transparency, reform, public investment, guarantees, risk, coordination, codes, conduct, ethics, safeguard, supervision, balance, plans and action.
again, the confusion can become eliminated simply by giving clear definitions of the full terms and categories, and the boundaries of which phenomena are included in each category.
another way of thinking about it, then, is as an "industrious revolution," a full term advanced by Jan De Vries of the University of California, Berkeley, Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University and the University of Tel Aviv, and other historians.
this full term, especially since the nineteenth century, was correlated with the root Phoenician 'Nur', which has the meaning of fire, meaning fire as a dwelling, or temple of fire, with explicit reference to solar cults, which would be charged on the terraces nuragiche towers.
the full term "national park" refers to a very valuable natural area, which we protect because of the rare animal species living in the territory and untouched natural locations found here.
the forthcoming Routledge Handbook of the Resource Nexus, which I co-edited, defines the full term as the relationship between two or more naturally occurring materials that are used as inputs in a system that provides services to humans.
the full term "headphones listening" mode can be misleading because the sound is not in headphones if you choose the "One soundcard, no headphones" configuration.
the only disputed point is the full term "socially-balanced".
the full term "payment guarantee" is used to describe the promise of the cardholder's bank to honour payments made by cardholders, even those which turn out to be fraudulent or for which the cardholder ultimately defaults, on condition that the retailer undertakes all the necessary security checks.
at its most basic level it is the study and ultimately usage of words or phrases that have a particular meaning, these words or phrases are referred to as full terms.
the full term describes the way how the links are acquired.
the author is aware of the fact that this full term does not officially exist.
Marx distanced himself from such ideas, and (together with Engels) called his thoughts "scientific socialism," which were later described from the outside world with the full term "Marxism." this means the ("scientific") analysis of the civil society and of the requirements for a socialistic development - caused during the lifetime of Marx and Engels - in the 19th century.
besides, it is far easier to analyse a plenary debate if the researcher can enter a full term, be it 'pesticides' or 'CO2', and be directed immediately to a debate on the matter in question.
here, Mella examined the full term "Inlander," a derogatory word for indigenous Indonesians used by the Dutch during the colonial era, drawing an interesting parallel between what happened during that period and the events of May 1998, when ethnic Chinese became the target of killings and anxious residents, Chinese and others, hung signs outside their houses reading Pribumi (indigenous, native) or Pribumi Muslim (indigenous Muslim).
[10] As the full term "globalization" was not yet available for these developments, "internationalization" or "transnationalization" was often mentioned in this context.
the full term "gringo" actually comes from "green go home," which the Mexicans shout after the American troops in the mexican-american war (1846-1848).
the idea of "romantic conceptualism," a full term that has been used to discuss many contemporary works during the last few years, is already present in many of Timm Ulrich's early works.
he coined the full term "gender identity" and argued that social and environmental cues -- how parents raised a child -- interacted with a child's genes and hormones to shape whether the person identified as male or female.
although I like the Spanish and one of the raisons d'etre of this blog is that there is limited information on post-production in this language, I think that full terms such as tracking, matte painting, CGI, VFX, spill, garbage mask, frame, rendering, morphing, RGB, banding, etc, etc... are often more intelligible if left in English, translations forcing unfortunate...
the name of the village derives from the full term "supra fossas" which means "above the gorge" or "over the ditch."
Mr President, I would also like to protest against the language being used here, against full terms of abuse such as' populists', 'extremists' and the like, for people who simply want to protect the borders of their country.
this dedifferentiation - a full term that the cultural theorist Scott Lash [1] developed contrary to the view, widespread particularly among sociological authors, that presumes an increasing differentiation of society into autonomous social subsystems - has not only been propelled by actors in the field of art.
although some people say that using the full term "free" creates ambiguity, many languages have separate terms referring to freedom and price.
in 1999 this full terms, as well as alternative names - IDE, EIDE, FastATA, were actively used for sales promotion and assortment extension of the selling hard disk drives supporting Ultra DMA-2 data transfer mode of ATA / ATAPI-4 standard.
however, the so-called "throwaway society" does not think about such things. they probably do not even know what the full term even means.
this is why we regret the fact that the full term "guarantee of quality 'has been used, because, although the text contains numerous protestations regarding respect for subsidiarity, it runs the risk of suggesting a subsequent back step through the creation of a European evaluation network.
on your website, you used the full term "marauders" to refer to James and his friends.
the full term of generic medicinal product is introduced and defined in the legislation.
quite different from the new trend of translating the full term of feminism into nuxing zhuyi in China, some contributors preferred translating feminism as' nuquan zhuyi, understanding feminism as an engaged, political enterprise.
recently, Taleb coined the full term "Antifragile" to describe a system that benefits from inherent uncertainty, volatility, and disorder.
the full term in question is the word 'democracy'.
this sets out simple common definitions (of full terms which are sometimes used differently) and procedures which will allow future sectoral legislation to become more consistent and easier to implement.
the full terms used by the Commission, such as language industries, language as a product and so on, totally disregard the fact that linguistic diversity is a cultural asset and an important mark of identity.
Washington, DC - In early 2012, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke used the full term "fiscal cliff" to grab the attention of lawmakers and the broader public.
Saura did not limit himself to presenting a succession of examples of this music. instead he used the full term "fado" to describe a cocktail of historical elements and distinctive musical features that allowed traditional Fados to be related to flamenco, rap, echoes of jazz, glimpses of tango, daring shots, and documental images from the archive.
economists used the full term "capture" after the financial crisis of 2008 to describe how regulators, who often came from (and returned to) the industry they were supposed to oversee, failed to police the sector properly.
[2] "Cultural nation" is a full term from the 18th century used, in its literal sense, for a people not living in a common state, but with a sense of connection due to genealogy, language, culture and history.
the authors introduce the full term "sonic effect" that was first used in social science to integrate the fields of applied acoustics, architecture (urban planning) and psychoacoustics.
but from the way it is used, it appears there is need for one summarizing full term and there is one thing all these areas usually referred to as "intellectual property" have one thing in common.
the star-symbol (*) can be used as a placeholder at any position within the full terms.
the full term for the card used to break ties between two of a kind or between Two Pair.
the full terms in a search field will be "AND" linked by default.
in my last blog entry I used the full term "image-hack."
it does this by presenting the most frequently used full terms within the query results, like the most used subjects, authors, publications and many more.
click on the additional term and you will be led directly to the corresponding page.
in the epic legends, in the descriptions of shamans' journeys, additional terms such as "The bottom of the Sky," "The bottom of the Earth," "The basis of the Sky and the Earth" and "The borders of the World" are often mentioned.
with a tireless determination, in whatever series she develops, "house" and "home" will be her leitmotiv and the additional term "narrative" will be recurrent in her discourse.
enter a "-" between two additional terms and the results will not show the Term2.
suddenly the dictionary used in financial circles has been taken over by additional terms such as control, transparency, reform, public investment, guarantees, risk, coordination, codes, conduct, ethics, safeguard, supervision, balance, plans and action.
again, the confusion can become eliminated simply by giving clear definitions of the additional terms and categories, and the boundaries of which phenomena are included in each category.
another way of thinking about it, then, is as an "industrious revolution," an additional term advanced by Jan De Vries of the University of California, Berkeley, Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University and the University of Tel Aviv, and other historians.
this additional term, especially since the nineteenth century, was correlated with the root Phoenician 'Nur', which has the meaning of fire, meaning fire as a dwelling, or temple of fire, with explicit reference to solar cults, which would be charged on the terraces nuragiche towers.
the additional term "national park" refers to a very valuable natural area, which we protect because of the rare animal species living in the territory and untouched natural locations found here.
the only disputed point is the additional term "socially-balanced".
the additional term "payment guarantee" is used to describe the promise of the cardholder's bank to honour payments made by cardholders, even those which turn out to be fraudulent or for which the cardholder ultimately defaults, on condition that the retailer undertakes all the necessary security checks.
at its most basic level it is the study and ultimately usage of words or phrases that have a particular meaning, these words or phrases are referred to as additional terms.
Marx distanced himself from such ideas, and (together with Engels) called his thoughts "scientific socialism," which were later described from the outside world with the additional term "Marxism." this means the ("scientific") analysis of the civil society and of the requirements for a socialistic development - caused during the lifetime of Marx and Engels - in the 19th century.
besides, it is far easier to analyse a plenary debate if the researcher can enter an additional term, be it 'pesticides' or 'CO2', and be directed immediately to a debate on the matter in question.
here, Mella examined the additional term "Inlander," a derogatory word for indigenous Indonesians used by the Dutch during the colonial era, drawing an interesting parallel between what happened during that period and the events of May 1998, when ethnic Chinese became the target of killings and anxious residents, Chinese and others, hung signs outside their houses reading Pribumi (indigenous, native) or Pribumi Muslim (indigenous Muslim).
yet the additional term "armed resistance" was missing from all the documents approved at the conference.
[10] As the additional term "globalization" was not yet available for these developments, "internationalization" or "transnationalization" was often mentioned in this context.
the additional term "gringo" actually comes from "green go home," which the Mexicans shout after the American troops in the mexican-american war (1846-1848).
the additional term "missing mass" might be misleading, since the mass itself is not missing, just its light.
the idea of "romantic conceptualism," an additional term that has been used to discuss many contemporary works during the last few years, is already present in many of Timm Ulrich's early works.
Atena has established a quality management system under the additional term "AQUA" - ATENAQUALITY. it has been introduced to all German locations.
he coined the additional term "gender identity" and argued that social and environmental cues -- how parents raised a child -- interacted with a child's genes and hormones to shape whether the person identified as male or female.
although I like the Spanish and one of the raisons d'etre of this blog is that there is limited information on post-production in this language, I think that additional terms such as tracking, matte painting, CGI, VFX, spill, garbage mask, frame, rendering, morphing, RGB, banding, etc, etc... are often more intelligible if left in English, translations forcing unfortunate...
the name of the village derives from the additional term "supra fossas" which means "above the gorge" or "over the ditch."
Mr President, I would also like to protest against the language being used here, against additional terms of abuse such as' populists', 'extremists' and the like, for people who simply want to protect the borders of their country.
this dedifferentiation - an additional term that the cultural theorist Scott Lash [1] developed contrary to the view, widespread particularly among sociological authors, that presumes an increasing differentiation of society into autonomous social subsystems - has not only been propelled by actors in the field of art.
although some people say that using the additional term "free" creates ambiguity, many languages have separate terms referring to freedom and price.
in 1999 this additional terms, as well as alternative names - IDE, EIDE, FastATA, were actively used for sales promotion and assortment extension of the selling hard disk drives supporting Ultra DMA-2 data transfer mode of ATA / ATAPI-4 standard.
however, the so-called "throwaway society" does not think about such things. they probably do not even know what the additional term even means.
this is why we regret the fact that the additional term "guarantee of quality 'has been used, because, although the text contains numerous protestations regarding respect for subsidiarity, it runs the risk of suggesting a subsequent back step through the creation of a European evaluation network.
on your website, you used the additional term "marauders" to refer to James and his friends.
the additional term of generic medicinal product is introduced and defined in the legislation.
quite different from the new trend of translating the additional term of feminism into nuxing zhuyi in China, some contributors preferred translating feminism as' nuquan zhuyi, understanding feminism as an engaged, political enterprise.
recently, Taleb coined the additional term "Antifragile" to describe a system that benefits from inherent uncertainty, volatility, and disorder.
the additional term in question is the word 'democracy'.
this sets out simple common definitions (of additional terms which are sometimes used differently) and procedures which will allow future sectoral legislation to become more consistent and easier to implement.
the additional terms used by the Commission, such as language industries, language as a product and so on, totally disregard the fact that linguistic diversity is a cultural asset and an important mark of identity.
as usual, the additional term "Traces" comes from English computer terminology and means "tracks" or "indications" in this context.
Washington, DC - In early 2012, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke used the additional term "fiscal cliff" to grab the attention of lawmakers and the broader public.
Saura did not limit himself to presenting a succession of examples of this music. instead he used the additional term "fado" to describe a cocktail of historical elements and distinctive musical features that allowed traditional Fados to be related to flamenco, rap, echoes of jazz, glimpses of tango, daring shots, and documental images from the archive.
this additional term is not limited to the pure biologic-medical effect of disease transmission but can be used figuratively as well for the mental-emotional plane.
the additional term "heavy-weight" is popular with traditional catalogue publishers to describe their bible-like works.
world of Warcraft MMORPG players will find it easy to take up the World of Warcraft TCG since many of the names and additional terms used are the same as in the online game.
economists used the additional term "capture" after the financial crisis of 2008 to describe how regulators, who often came from (and returned to) the industry they were supposed to oversee, failed to police the sector properly.
[2] "Cultural nation" is an additional term from the 18th century used, in its literal sense, for a people not living in a common state, but with a sense of connection due to genealogy, language, culture and history.
the authors introduce the additional term "sonic effect" that was first used in social science to integrate the fields of applied acoustics, architecture (urban planning) and psychoacoustics.
but from the way it is used, it appears there is need for one summarizing additional term and there is one thing all these areas usually referred to as "intellectual property" have one thing in common.
the star-symbol (*) can be used as a placeholder at any position within the additional terms.
Trekkie (or Trekker) is an additional term used to describe a fan of all or part of the Star Trek fictional universe.
the additional term for the card used to break ties between two of a kind or between Two Pair.
the additional terms in a search field will be "AND" linked by default.
MySQL has a built-in parser that it uses by default for full-text operations (parsing text to be indexed, or parsing a query string to determine the additional terms to be used for a search).
here, the additional term most commonly used is geometry, defined as a point or an aggregate of points representing anything in the world that has a location.
for natural environments, Chris Watson used the additional terms "species, habitat, atmosphere."
it does this by presenting the most frequently used additional terms within the query results, like the most used subjects, authors, publications and many more.
click on the particular term and you will be led directly to the corresponding page.
the downturn was so severe, and lasted so long, that some even used the particular term "depression," before settling on "Great Recession."
in the epic legends, in the descriptions of shamans' journeys, particular terms such as "The bottom of the Sky," "The bottom of the Earth," "The basis of the Sky and the Earth" and "The borders of the World" are often mentioned.
with a tireless determination, in whatever series she develops, "house" and "home" will be her leitmotiv and the particular term "narrative" will be recurrent in her discourse.
enter a "-" between two particular terms and the results will not show the Term2.
suddenly the dictionary used in financial circles has been taken over by particular terms such as control, transparency, reform, public investment, guarantees, risk, coordination, codes, conduct, ethics, safeguard, supervision, balance, plans and action.
talk about the book in Japan is so fervid that the particular term "dignity" (Hinkaku) has become a buzzword.
again, the confusion can become eliminated simply by giving clear definitions of the particular terms and categories, and the boundaries of which phenomena are included in each category.
another way of thinking about it, then, is as an "industrious revolution," a particular term advanced by Jan De Vries of the University of California, Berkeley, Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University and the University of Tel Aviv, and other historians.
this particular term, especially since the nineteenth century, was correlated with the root Phoenician 'Nur', which has the meaning of fire, meaning fire as a dwelling, or temple of fire, with explicit reference to solar cults, which would be charged on the terraces nuragiche towers.
the particular term "national park" refers to a very valuable natural area, which we protect because of the rare animal species living in the territory and untouched natural locations found here.
the forthcoming Routledge Handbook of the Resource Nexus, which I co-edited, defines the particular term as the relationship between two or more naturally occurring materials that are used as inputs in a system that provides services to humans.
the particular term "headphones listening" mode can be misleading because the sound is not in headphones if you choose the "One soundcard, no headphones" configuration.
the only disputed point is the particular term "socially-balanced".
the particular term "payment guarantee" is used to describe the promise of the cardholder's bank to honour payments made by cardholders, even those which turn out to be fraudulent or for which the cardholder ultimately defaults, on condition that the retailer undertakes all the necessary security checks.
the author is aware of the fact that this particular term does not officially exist.
Marx distanced himself from such ideas, and (together with Engels) called his thoughts "scientific socialism," which were later described from the outside world with the particular term "Marxism." this means the ("scientific") analysis of the civil society and of the requirements for a socialistic development - caused during the lifetime of Marx and Engels - in the 19th century.
besides, it is far easier to analyse a plenary debate if the researcher can enter a particular term, be it 'pesticides' or 'CO2', and be directed immediately to a debate on the matter in question.
here, Mella examined the particular term "Inlander," a derogatory word for indigenous Indonesians used by the Dutch during the colonial era, drawing an interesting parallel between what happened during that period and the events of May 1998, when ethnic Chinese became the target of killings and anxious residents, Chinese and others, hung signs outside their houses reading Pribumi (indigenous, native) or Pribumi Muslim (indigenous Muslim).
yet the particular term "armed resistance" was missing from all the documents approved at the conference.
this is especially impressive when one considers that the particular term "cubism" only found its way into the history of art around 1907 as one of the processes of expression created by Pablo Picasso.
[10] As the particular term "globalization" was not yet available for these developments, "internationalization" or "transnationalization" was often mentioned in this context.
the particular term "gringo" actually comes from "green go home," which the Mexicans shout after the American troops in the mexican-american war (1846-1848).
the particular term "missing mass" might be misleading, since the mass itself is not missing, just its light.
the idea of "romantic conceptualism," a particular term that has been used to discuss many contemporary works during the last few years, is already present in many of Timm Ulrich's early works.
connecting the particular terms "Sweden" and "wooden box" makes one think of Ikea, rather than Andy Warhol.
Atena has established a quality management system under the particular term "AQUA" - ATENAQUALITY. it has been introduced to all German locations.
he coined the particular term "gender identity" and argued that social and environmental cues -- how parents raised a child -- interacted with a child's genes and hormones to shape whether the person identified as male or female.
nevertheless, Madam President, I do not think that the particular term that has been used is the right one.
the particular term machair derives from the Irish 'machaire', meaning a plain stretch of level ground.
although I like the Spanish and one of the raisons d'etre of this blog is that there is limited information on post-production in this language, I think that particular terms such as tracking, matte painting, CGI, VFX, spill, garbage mask, frame, rendering, morphing, RGB, banding, etc, etc... are often more intelligible if left in English, translations forcing unfortunate...
the name of the village derives from the particular term "supra fossas" which means "above the gorge" or "over the ditch."
Mr President, I would also like to protest against the language being used here, against particular terms of abuse such as' populists', 'extremists' and the like, for people who simply want to protect the borders of their country.
this dedifferentiation - a particular term that the cultural theorist Scott Lash [1] developed contrary to the view, widespread particularly among sociological authors, that presumes an increasing differentiation of society into autonomous social subsystems - has not only been propelled by actors in the field of art.
although some people say that using the particular term "free" creates ambiguity, many languages have separate terms referring to freedom and price.
in 1999 this particular terms, as well as alternative names - IDE, EIDE, FastATA, were actively used for sales promotion and assortment extension of the selling hard disk drives supporting Ultra DMA-2 data transfer mode of ATA / ATAPI-4 standard.
much of the world is surprised that a German chancellor is speaking in these particular terms.
however, the so-called "throwaway society" does not think about such things. they probably do not even know what the particular term even means.
this is why we regret the fact that the particular term "guarantee of quality 'has been used, because, although the text contains numerous protestations regarding respect for subsidiarity, it runs the risk of suggesting a subsequent back step through the creation of a European evaluation network.
this particular term comes from the Japanese and means "Healing through life energy."
on your website, you used the particular term "marauders" to refer to James and his friends.
quite different from the new trend of translating the particular term of feminism into nuxing zhuyi in China, some contributors preferred translating feminism as' nuquan zhuyi, understanding feminism as an engaged, political enterprise.
when talking about the YUMBO, the particular term "Gay Center" is often uttered.
the particular term "management" characterizes a holistic process that pursues clearly defined targets by means of planned actions.
the particular term in question is the word 'democracy'.
this sets out simple common definitions (of particular terms which are sometimes used differently) and procedures which will allow future sectoral legislation to become more consistent and easier to implement.
this particular term is used to refer to documents formatted RSS or Atom, based on XML, that allow aggregators collect information from websites unionized.
the particular terms used by the Commission, such as language industries, language as a product and so on, totally disregard the fact that linguistic diversity is a cultural asset and an important mark of identity.
as usual, the particular term "Traces" comes from English computer terminology and means "tracks" or "indications" in this context.
Washington, DC - In early 2012, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke used the particular term "fiscal cliff" to grab the attention of lawmakers and the broader public.
Saura did not limit himself to presenting a succession of examples of this music. instead he used the particular term "fado" to describe a cocktail of historical elements and distinctive musical features that allowed traditional Fados to be related to flamenco, rap, echoes of jazz, glimpses of tango, daring shots, and documental images from the archive.
this particular term is not limited to the pure biologic-medical effect of disease transmission but can be used figuratively as well for the mental-emotional plane.
the particular term "heavy-weight" is popular with traditional catalogue publishers to describe their bible-like works.
economists used the particular term "capture" after the financial crisis of 2008 to describe how regulators, who often came from (and returned to) the industry they were supposed to oversee, failed to police the sector properly.
[2] "Cultural nation" is a particular term from the 18th century used, in its literal sense, for a people not living in a common state, but with a sense of connection due to genealogy, language, culture and history.
the authors introduce the particular term "sonic effect" that was first used in social science to integrate the fields of applied acoustics, architecture (urban planning) and psychoacoustics.
but from the way it is used, it appears there is need for one summarizing particular term and there is one thing all these areas usually referred to as "intellectual property" have one thing in common.
the star-symbol (*) can be used as a placeholder at any position within the particular terms.
click the suggested spelling to launch a Google search for that particular term.
we have discussed often enough what this particular term actually means.
the particular term for the card used to break ties between two of a kind or between Two Pair.
the particular terms in a search field will be "AND" linked by default.
MySQL has a built-in parser that it uses by default for full-text operations (parsing text to be indexed, or parsing a query string to determine the particular terms to be used for a search).
here, the particular term most commonly used is geometry, defined as a point or an aggregate of points representing anything in the world that has a location.
the particular term is used to describe both lava lakes that are molten and those that are partly or completely solidified.
the particular terms "sustainable energy" and "renewable energy" are often used interchangeably.
this particular term was also used to describe the jet aircraft in World War II.
punk rock, named in reference to the long term, is a largely musical movement that arose in the late 1970s and reached its peak in the early 1980s.
another way of thinking about it, then, is as an "industrious revolution," the long term advanced by Jan De Vries of the University of California, Berkeley, Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University and the University of Tel Aviv, and other historians.
Mr President, this kind of problem is far from simple, it is all connected with so-called political correctness and we must be careful here in this House; 'seksuele geaardheid' (sexual orientation) is a very correct term, also politically long term, in Dutch society and that is the one that should be used in this report.
"Voldemort" bears no meaning to Kaucky and the long term he correctly guessed in the test is "the greatest golf hole in Prague."
besides, it is far easier to analyse a plenary debate if the researcher can enter the long term, be it 'pesticides' or 'CO2', and be directed immediately to a debate on the matter in question.
baby steps - improving their transparency in reporting, or agreeing on the meaning of long terms like "strategic," "deployed," and "reserve" - will not begin to satisfy the many NPT countries that have been appalled by the recent re-emergence of Cold War mindsets and behavior.
this is precisely what the long term 'flexicurity' describes.
permanent education is a long term and can range from teaching correct manners to very technical further training courses, from infant education to university courses.
this dedifferentiation - the long term that the cultural theorist Scott Lash [1] developed contrary to the view, widespread particularly among sociological authors, that presumes an increasing differentiation of society into autonomous social subsystems - has not only been propelled by actors in the field of art.
although some people say that using the term "free" creates ambiguity, many languages have long terms referring to freedom and price.
the long term civil dialogue has even been coined to describe these policies.
of course, it doesn't know every long term that you do, so correctly spelt words will sometimes show up as errors.
MC-dampers (motion control) is the long term for special, delaying (damping) easylift products which can be used for many different safety and operating functions.
the "extended search" gives you an opportunity to search selectively for a subject using long terms.
that means users are always presented with a "data cloud of related terms" when they enter a search term, listing the long terms associated with the search term.
this page contains sub-categories and keyword pages contextually, grammatically and meaningfully related to the keyword / phrase long terms.
baby steps - improving their transparency in reporting, or agreeing on the meaning of parliamentary terms like "strategic," "deployed," and "reserve" - will not begin to satisfy the many NPT countries that have been appalled by the recent re-emergence of Cold War mindsets and behavior.
(SK) Member States rightfully take pride in the fact that long-established methods of production and processing raw materials are respected, recognised and protected when applied to traditional designations, such as cognac, champagne, Scottish whiskey, rum, port wine, etc. these are parliamentary terms, and it is natural that manufacturers have clear definitions of the technological processes used in production and, similarly, of the primary raw materials.
this is precisely what the parliamentary term 'flexicurity' describes.
permanent education is a parliamentary term and can range from teaching correct manners to very technical further training courses, from infant education to university courses.
punk rock, named in reference to the second term, is a largely musical movement that arose in the late 1970s and reached its peak in the early 1980s.
"Voldemort" bears no meaning to Kaucky and the second term he correctly guessed in the test is "the greatest golf hole in Prague."
baby steps - improving their transparency in reporting, or agreeing on the meaning of second terms like "strategic," "deployed," and "reserve" - will not begin to satisfy the many NPT countries that have been appalled by the recent re-emergence of Cold War mindsets and behavior.
(SK) Member States rightfully take pride in the fact that long-established methods of production and processing raw materials are respected, recognised and protected when applied to traditional designations, such as cognac, champagne, Scottish whiskey, rum, port wine, etc. these are second terms, and it is natural that manufacturers have clear definitions of the technological processes used in production and, similarly, of the primary raw materials.
this is precisely what the second term 'flexicurity' describes.
permanent education is the second term and can range from teaching correct manners to very technical further training courses, from infant education to university courses.
the second term civil dialogue has even been coined to describe these policies.
of course, it doesn't know every second term that you do, so correctly spelt words will sometimes show up as errors.
MC-dampers (motion control) is the second term for special, delaying (damping) easylift products which can be used for many different safety and operating functions.
that means users are always presented with a "data cloud of related terms" when they enter a search term, listing the second terms associated with the search term.
punk rock, named in reference to the last term, is a largely musical movement that arose in the late 1970s and reached its peak in the early 1980s.
Mr President, this kind of problem is far from simple, it is all connected with so-called political correctness and we must be careful here in this House; 'seksuele geaardheid' (sexual orientation) is a very correct term, also politically last term, in Dutch society and that is the one that should be used in this report.
"Voldemort" bears no meaning to Kaucky and the last term he correctly guessed in the test is "the greatest golf hole in Prague."
baby steps - improving their transparency in reporting, or agreeing on the meaning of last terms like "strategic," "deployed," and "reserve" - will not begin to satisfy the many NPT countries that have been appalled by the recent re-emergence of Cold War mindsets and behavior.
(SK) Member States rightfully take pride in the fact that long-established methods of production and processing raw materials are respected, recognised and protected when applied to traditional designations, such as cognac, champagne, Scottish whiskey, rum, port wine, etc. these are last terms, and it is natural that manufacturers have clear definitions of the technological processes used in production and, similarly, of the primary raw materials.
this is precisely what the last term 'flexicurity' describes.
permanent education is the last term and can range from teaching correct manners to very technical further training courses, from infant education to university courses.
of course, it doesn't know every last term that you do, so correctly spelt words will sometimes show up as errors.
MC-dampers (motion control) is the last term for special, delaying (damping) easylift products which can be used for many different safety and operating functions.
that means users are always presented with a "data cloud of related terms" when they enter a search term, listing the last terms associated with the search term.
baby steps - improving their transparency in reporting, or agreeing on the meaning of legislative terms like "strategic," "deployed," and "reserve" - will not begin to satisfy the many NPT countries that have been appalled by the recent re-emergence of Cold War mindsets and behavior.
(SK) Member States rightfully take pride in the fact that long-established methods of production and processing raw materials are respected, recognised and protected when applied to traditional designations, such as cognac, champagne, Scottish whiskey, rum, port wine, etc. these are legislative terms, and it is natural that manufacturers have clear definitions of the technological processes used in production and, similarly, of the primary raw materials.
this is precisely what the legislative term 'flexicurity' describes.
permanent education is the legislative term and can range from teaching correct manners to very technical further training courses, from infant education to university courses.
we are talking here in legislative terms and amongst responsible people.
MC-dampers (motion control) is the legislative term for special, delaying (damping) easylift products which can be used for many different safety and operating functions.
that means users are always presented with a "data cloud of related terms" when they enter a search term, listing the legislative terms associated with the search term.
punk rock, named in reference to the next term, is a largely musical movement that arose in the late 1970s and reached its peak in the early 1980s.
"Voldemort" bears no meaning to Kaucky and the next term he correctly guessed in the test is "the greatest golf hole in Prague."
baby steps - improving their transparency in reporting, or agreeing on the meaning of next terms like "strategic," "deployed," and "reserve" - will not begin to satisfy the many NPT countries that have been appalled by the recent re-emergence of Cold War mindsets and behavior.
(SK) Member States rightfully take pride in the fact that long-established methods of production and processing raw materials are respected, recognised and protected when applied to traditional designations, such as cognac, champagne, Scottish whiskey, rum, port wine, etc. these are next terms, and it is natural that manufacturers have clear definitions of the technological processes used in production and, similarly, of the primary raw materials.
this is precisely what the next term 'flexicurity' describes.
permanent education is the next term and can range from teaching correct manners to very technical further training courses, from infant education to university courses.
the next term civil dialogue has even been coined to describe these policies.
of course, it doesn't know every next term that you do, so correctly spelt words will sometimes show up as errors.
MC-dampers (motion control) is the next term for special, delaying (damping) easylift products which can be used for many different safety and operating functions.
that means users are always presented with a "data cloud of related terms" when they enter a search term, listing the next terms associated with the search term.
this page contains sub-categories and keyword pages contextually, grammatically and meaningfully related to the keyword / phrase next terms.
punk rock, named in reference to the first term, is a largely musical movement that arose in the late 1970s and reached its peak in the early 1980s.
"Voldemort" bears no meaning to Kaucky and the first term he correctly guessed in the test is "the greatest golf hole in Prague."
baby steps - improving their transparency in reporting, or agreeing on the meaning of first terms like "strategic," "deployed," and "reserve" - will not begin to satisfy the many NPT countries that have been appalled by the recent re-emergence of Cold War mindsets and behavior.
(SK) Member States rightfully take pride in the fact that long-established methods of production and processing raw materials are respected, recognised and protected when applied to traditional designations, such as cognac, champagne, Scottish whiskey, rum, port wine, etc. these are first terms, and it is natural that manufacturers have clear definitions of the technological processes used in production and, similarly, of the primary raw materials.
this is precisely what the first term 'flexicurity' describes.
permanent education is the first term and can range from teaching correct manners to very technical further training courses, from infant education to university courses.
the first term civil dialogue has even been coined to describe these policies.
of course, it doesn't know every first term that you do, so correctly spelt words will sometimes show up as errors.
these are the first terms used in the report that suggest that changes are needed to put an end to these problems.
the first term which in the bible perhaps refers to the Scythians.
MC-dampers (motion control) is the first term for special, delaying (damping) easylift products which can be used for many different safety and operating functions.
that means users are always presented with a "data cloud of related terms" when they enter a search term, listing the first terms associated with the search term.
this page contains sub-categories and keyword pages contextually, grammatically and meaningfully related to the keyword / phrase first terms.
punk rock, named in reference to the short term, is a largely musical movement that arose in the late 1970s and reached its peak in the early 1980s.
Mr President, this kind of problem is far from simple, it is all connected with so-called political correctness and we must be careful here in this House; 'seksuele geaardheid' (sexual orientation) is a very correct term, also politically short term, in Dutch society and that is the one that should be used in this report.
"Voldemort" bears no meaning to Kaucky and the short term he correctly guessed in the test is "the greatest golf hole in Prague."
baby steps - improving their transparency in reporting, or agreeing on the meaning of short terms like "strategic," "deployed," and "reserve" - will not begin to satisfy the many NPT countries that have been appalled by the recent re-emergence of Cold War mindsets and behavior.
(SK) Member States rightfully take pride in the fact that long-established methods of production and processing raw materials are respected, recognised and protected when applied to traditional designations, such as cognac, champagne, Scottish whiskey, rum, port wine, etc. these are short terms, and it is natural that manufacturers have clear definitions of the technological processes used in production and, similarly, of the primary raw materials.
this is precisely what the short term 'flexicurity' describes.
permanent education is the short term and can range from teaching correct manners to very technical further training courses, from infant education to university courses.
the short term civil dialogue has even been coined to describe these policies.
of course, it doesn't know every short term that you do, so correctly spelt words will sometimes show up as errors.
we are talking here in short terms and amongst responsible people.
MC-dampers (motion control) is the short term for special, delaying (damping) easylift products which can be used for many different safety and operating functions.
the "extended search" gives you an opportunity to search selectively for a subject using short terms.
that means users are always presented with a "data cloud of related terms" when they enter a search term, listing the short terms associated with the search term.
this page contains sub-categories and keyword pages contextually, grammatically and meaningfully related to the keyword / phrase short terms.
punk rock, named in reference to the previous term, is a largely musical movement that arose in the late 1970s and reached its peak in the early 1980s.
"Voldemort" bears no meaning to Kaucky and the previous term he correctly guessed in the test is "the greatest golf hole in Prague."
baby steps - improving their transparency in reporting, or agreeing on the meaning of previous terms like "strategic," "deployed," and "reserve" - will not begin to satisfy the many NPT countries that have been appalled by the recent re-emergence of Cold War mindsets and behavior.
(SK) Member States rightfully take pride in the fact that long-established methods of production and processing raw materials are respected, recognised and protected when applied to traditional designations, such as cognac, champagne, Scottish whiskey, rum, port wine, etc. these are previous terms, and it is natural that manufacturers have clear definitions of the technological processes used in production and, similarly, of the primary raw materials.
this is precisely what the previous term 'flexicurity' describes.
permanent education is the previous term and can range from teaching correct manners to very technical further training courses, from infant education to university courses.
of course, it doesn't know every previous term that you do, so correctly spelt words will sometimes show up as errors.
MC-dampers (motion control) is the previous term for special, delaying (damping) easylift products which can be used for many different safety and operating functions.
that means users are always presented with a "data cloud of related terms" when they enter a search term, listing the previous terms associated with the search term.
to participate in the game, you place a wager on the banker's hand, on the player's hand, on an old tie or on a combination of them.
cogging is the hard stops you feel when rotating the motor by hand. the windings are wound in the shape of an old tube and glued together with epoxy, and mounted to the stator.
the tube of fabric is positioned on 2 forks that hold the old tube open.
the old tube of fabric is positioned on 2 forks that hold the tube open.
often these tube bundles can be several thousand old tubes, each of which must be inspected for pitting, cracking, wear, and corrosion, and eddy current makes this a relatively fast process.
at the third operation, the edges are perfectly aligned, ironed and sewn together to form an old tube.
Estonian customs seized almost 66,000 old tubes of face cream which contained caviar.
the coreless motor has no iron core, the windings are wound in the shap of an old tube and glued together with epoxy, and on the end it is connected with the axis.
the shelf that connects the sink and toilet, also useful to place the myriad of items that men and women in the bathroom, cover the old tubes that carry the dirty water from the sink to flush.
with projects like these, the eddy current technology is coupled with complex inspection recording programs like Carto, which allows the operators to complete the tube inspection and record the results for each old tube and compile these results into a simple and easy-to-read report.
in 1999, it began offering precise thin-walled old tubes and sections, which were to become one of the main specialities of the company.
the Nortec 2000D + offers a frequency range of 50 Hz to 12 MHz for applications ranging from detection of cracks in old tubes or structures to the discovery of minute flaws in aircraft materials.
this is what we call bulk PVC, and includes pipework, old tubes, construction profiles, window and door frames, eaves and other waste from the building trade.
by the three-divided tool system balls, valves, old tubes, rods and similar shapes can be produced.
the machine enables old tubes with a maximum length of 14000 mm to be machined, which can be loaded from a bundle or a chain, offering limitless machining solutions, owing to the use of linear motors on 5 work axes, and to a 3D cutting head.
our range focuses on sheets, plates, rods, old tubes of plastic, aluminum, copper, brass as required in the commercial and engineering segments.
for particularly high demands on internal cleanliness and residual carbon content we also offer old tubes in "Super Clean" quality.
the companies have operated a cartel in the market for old tubes used mainly in the air-conditioning and refrigeration (ACR) industry to the detriment of their customers and, ultimately, European businesses and households.
moreover, we have in our offer broad range of old tubes, supplied directly from Europe  s biggest suppliers.
the old tubes at stake are used mainly in the air-conditioning and refrigeration (ACR) industries.
the most common tool for measuring remaining metal thickness in corroded pipes, old tubes, and tanks is a hand-held ultrasonic thickness gage with a dual element transducer.
the ring has a distance to the old tube of 0.197 inch (5mm) at the top and 0.591 inch (15mm) below.
to maximize the performance of old tubes used in high temperature semiconductor processes, it is important to understand the impact of changes in diameter and wall thickness.
this version is suited for hoses from DN5 to DN20 and old tubes with an outside diameter of 5 to 20 mm.
products falling under the EC-Merger regulation are construction sheet profiles, sandwich panels for the construction industry; tailor welded blanks and old tubes.
the tubes of the Duo-Rail Mini have a diameter of 30mm and the distance from old tube to tube is 190mm.
the tubes of the Duo-Rail Mini have a diameter of 30mm and the distance from tube to old tube is 190mm.
thermoplastic plastics are available as semi-finished products (sheets, plates, round bars with steel core, old tubes, and profiles).
Padana Tubi & Profilati Acciaio was established in 1968 in Guastalla by Alfieri familiy with the aim to produce old tubes and pipes in carbon steel.
our machines can process old tubes with diameters ranging from 20 to 610 mm and lengths to 16000 mm, while sheet metal measuring 3000mm x 12000mm and more can be cut and welded.
pipes steel of general purpose, Conducting pipes, Cold-deformed old tube, Pipes made of corrosion-resistant steel, Thick-walled pipes, Used pipes, Bended pipes.
steel pipes, Pipes steel seamless for oil-lines and fuel pipes, Flexible steel pipes, Pipes steel seamless hot-deformed, Pipes, steel, seamless, hot-rolled, old Tubes, steel, longitudinal welded, Corrosion-resistant pipes.
"removing just a small seam (only a few millimetres) of healthy tissue around the metastasis is sufficient," said Dr. Thomas Kiefer explaining that a seamless tube is inserted into the lung as drainage after the operation and the chest is closed again.
hydraulic parallelogram side-shifting with seamless tubes of attachment and rapid clutches.
either two individual tubes or one small tube can be attached in the pump.
the eight hunger strikers are being fed through small tubes inserted into their stomachs.
the gasmask is connected with small tubes, one with a breathing bag, one connected to a pee bottle, again with a breathing bag and one tube with a rubbertoy which is into my asscunt. so I can or better must breath through it a bit.
hydraulic parallelogram side-shifting with small tubes of attachment and rapid clutches.
either two individual tubes or one flexible tube can be attached in the pump.
either two individual tubes or one light tube can be attached in the pump.
the eight hunger strikers are being fed through flexible tubes inserted into their stomachs.
"removing just a small seam (only a few millimetres) of healthy tissue around the metastasis is sufficient," said Dr. Thomas Kiefer explaining that a flexible tube is inserted into the lung as drainage after the operation and the chest is closed again.
"removing just a small seam (only a few millimetres) of healthy tissue around the metastasis is sufficient," said Dr. Thomas Kiefer explaining that a light tube is inserted into the lung as drainage after the operation and the chest is closed again.
the gasmask is connected with light tubes, one with a breathing bag, one connected to a pee bottle, again with a breathing bag and one tube with a rubbertoy which is into my asscunt. so I can or better must breath through it a bit.
the gasmask is connected with flexible tubes, one with a breathing bag, one connected to a pee bottle, again with a breathing bag and one tube with a rubbertoy which is into my asscunt. so I can or better must breath through it a bit.
hydraulic parallelogram side-shifting with flexible tubes of attachment and rapid clutches.
hydraulic parallelogram side-shifting with light tubes of attachment and rapid clutches.
either two individual tubes or one new tube can be attached in the pump.
the eight hunger strikers are being fed through new tubes inserted into their stomachs.
"removing just a small seam (only a few millimetres) of healthy tissue around the metastasis is sufficient," said Dr. Thomas Kiefer explaining that a new tube is inserted into the lung as drainage after the operation and the chest is closed again.
the gasmask is connected with new tubes, one with a breathing bag, one connected to a pee bottle, again with a breathing bag and one tube with a rubbertoy which is into my asscunt. so I can or better must breath through it a bit.
hydraulic parallelogram side-shifting with new tubes of attachment and rapid clutches.
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