sentence: on other subjects the composition of the European Parliament, closer co-operation, the creation of a new post of European Public Prosecutor, which Ms Theato has come out in favour of, the Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance and many other points our positions converge.

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sentence: it is about stronger partnership for the outermost regions, with a number and diversity of recommendations which are clear proof of the strong commitment and dedication of the European Parliament to this important subject.

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sentence: we know perfectly well that some of these subjects are difficult for certain Member States.


sentence: the same is true for energy policy, on the subject of which Mr Schmit said that there was a prospect of removing obstacles to energy cooperation.

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sentence: I would, however, like to urge the Commission - I do not know whether Commissioner Liikanen is present, but, in any case, we have already discussed it in the general debate - to move quickly if it is to present a legislative framework covering all the subjects, so that an issue which is very sensitive from an institutional point of view can be addressed in an organised, thorough way.


sentence: in his splendid major speech yesterday, President of the Commission Romano Prodi mentioned that, for the sake of the EU 's political legitimacy in the future, it will be necessary to produce a list of those subjects the EU is to deal with and those which the Member States are to deal with.

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sentence: while this is encouraging, specific national support policies for low achievers in science subjects do not exist in any European country.

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sentence: and since I am unable to do so, I would prefer not to, because these are all subjects that I can refer - or Parliament can refer - to the Council.

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sentence: the EU welcomes the fact that China and the Union have embarked on a dialogue concerning human rights which, by complementing the political dialogue with the EU and its Member States, may help to reconcile the differing views on this subject.

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sentence: the European Parliament itself repeatedly expressed its view on this issue right up to the final proposal for a directive on legal protection of bio-technological inventions, but it was already very clear on the subject in 1989 with two resolutions on ethical and legal problems of artificial human procreation and genetic engineering.

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sentence: in the light of the progress made in cooperation and the development of links between the European Union and Mexico, dialogue and future relations between the two will undoubtedly benefit from an exploration of a number of further subjects.

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sentence: I can tell the honourable Member that there has never been a debate devoted specifically to the subject of European tax havens, although it has featured in debates on a number of subjects in which the question of fiscal harmonisation has been addressed.

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sentence: it will be comprised by African and European decision-makers, entrepreneurs and civil society representatives that will steer the future work on this subject.

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sentence: I also wish personally to compliment the rapporteur, who obviously has a thorough knowledge of the subject as well as great political sensitivity.

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sentence: this is a fundamental legal principle and also, in our view, an integral part of democratic citizenship, which is one of the reasons why the Commission has put forward a number of proposals on the subject in the report which it is currently preparing for the Intergovernmental Conference, including a recommendation that the principle of equal treatment should be included among the tasks of the Union.

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sentence: the report will result in hazardous substances being listed on the labelling of construction products and further studies to follow on the subject from the Commission.

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sentence: I may say that my honourable colleague Mr Parodi has, of course, already taken part in this preparation in his capacity as rapporteur and that the main components of this highly complex report - which could not be otherwise, given the White Paper that has been presented, for it had to address an extremely wide diversity of subjects - will be incorporated into the agenda for this third Transport Conference in Helsinki.

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sentence: I think Mattel's problem has really focused attention on the important work that we do in this House, particularly my fellow members of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection, on what is traditionally seen as rather a dry subject, one that concerns product regulation, market surveillance and conformity assessment.

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sentence: as in the previous phases, so-called "SLIM Teams" of experts will come up with a report on each subject, to be followed by Commission proposals.

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sentence: the report contains the economically sensitive subject of support which goes beyond compensation for effects which have not yet been included.


since 1993 the Cologne Business School is educating students with international background in a practical orientated way. main study subjects embrace European Management, Asian Pacific Management, Tourism Management and Media Management.


sentence: this is why there are three subjects on the agenda supported by the European Union since the Seattle meeting. these are market access, regulation and the integration of developing countries; the unity of these three subjects is guaranteed by what is called the single undertaking.

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sentence: the Commission has already published two previous Communications on a way forward on the subject (see IP / 09 / 1549 and IP / 10 / 610).


sentence: with regard to the intervention on the subject of nuclear security, I must say that the responsibility, which in this area is national, is provided for in the international agreements of the International Atomic Energy Agency, in other words, in the Convention on Nuclear Safety to which Belarus, Russia, Euratom and the majority of the Member States of the European Union are parties.

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sentence: it is a truly important issue since I think it is really crucial for both the transport sector and the tourism sector - two subjects for which the Committee on Tourism and Transport is responsible - to have found a balance for this mode of transport as well.

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sentence: we agree on the need to update the Community regulations in question, to take into account the changes in national legislation and several bilateral agreements arranged between the Member States on this subject.

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sentence: although we did not see eye to eye in every respect, I do think we managed to agree on the essence, and we will in that way help bring about a European strategy on a subject that is only set to increase in importance in the next few years.

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sentence: personally, I have no doubt that the aspects of the world framework you have brought to light will be kept in mind, otherwise I cannot see how the European Union can carry out its action effectively; also, aware of the determination with which the Commission has acted and intends to continue acting on this subject, I think I can assure you that this dimension you have brought to light will be perfectly kept in mind.

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sentence: however, persons from other departments that are also affected by this subject, such as purchasing staff, are welcome as well.

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sentence: even those who will not vote for the compromises proposed by Mr Sacconi cannot fail to recognise that Europe is in the process of developing, on the subject of chemistry, the most progressive and most ambitious legislation in the world.

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sentence: the Swedish Presidency has proposed that the conciliation committee of 18 November be an opportunity for the three institutions to reach a political agreement on this subject.


sentence: the subject of asylum is seen as sensitive in all the Member States, as is shown by the fact that it has been impossible, to date, to get any of the previous draft directives on this subject adopted by the Council.

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sentence: reaffirms the importance of continuing to work towards preventing juvenile crime, urban crime and drug-related crime, as outlined by the Council decision to establish the EUCPN., and supports the chosen top priority subjects, as outlined by the EUCPN in its first work programme.

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sentence: I hope that Parliament's concrete and precise position will facilitate the achievement of our common objectives and help find consensus on the subject of humanitarian aid.

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sentence: I must draw the Commission's attention to the fact that, in countries such as Italy, Portugal, Spain and Greece, only 5% of managers allow consultation and information on subjects which are not exclusively related to health and safety in the workplace.

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sentence: Commissioner, you mentioned among the top priorities the thematic subjects energy and climate change.

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sentence: the ideal of European law contrasts, above all on certain subjects, with the complicated panorama of Community rules which, when they come into contact with national rules, turn, more often than is desirable, into real gibberish.

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sentence: she also spoke on CNN about the subject. because Child Protective Services do not make their investigations public, it is not known whether any action was taken as a result of Allred's letter.

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sentence: amongst other subjects, our discussions will also focus on the approval of our major economic policy guidelines with a view to rounding off this excellent procedure by intensifying microeconomic control for closer monitoring of the extent of integration of products, services and capital markets throughout the Union, in order to boost the gains of a single currency.

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sentence: the efforts of the rapporteur, Mrs Haug, to incorporate the suggestions of our Group on that subject deserve a great deal of gratitude.

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the Act on Universities and Colleges is relevant also for CVT as it states that higher education institutions have the responsibility of organising CVT in their own subject areas.


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sentence: I have just mentioned the problem of genomics, which affects many subjects relating to health and biotechnology, but in the field of nanotechnology, with which Mr Linkohr is very familiar, which is, in other words, developing technologies using more intelligent processes and materials which waste less energy and matter, a large number of sectors will be affected, including the automotive and the aeronautics sectors.

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but for many other aspects and subjects I am confident that the Agreement can provide immediate direction to our ambitions and efforts, even though in legal terms the Agreement may not yet be fully operational.


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sentence: -once again stressed the importance of taking account, when defining the Community position in negotiations with third countries, of the characteristics of the Community agricultural market and of the socio-economic repercussions of the proposed concessions on that market, as well as of the need to develop a consistent overall strategy on the subject;

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sentence: health is now one of our main priorities, and we should be proud of this, because it was essential that Europe should, as it were 'look after its health' and should at last put in place a comprehensive and integrated strategy on this subject.

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sentence: I decided to find out how it really is with these diseases, so I read many articles and even talked to different experts in this subject to get some specialist information.

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sentence: the area of non-conventional medicine, and the possible regulation, via EU legislation, of freedom of establishment for practitioners of such medicine is a subject where Europe needs to proceed with great care.

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sentence: eco'Diagnostic provides expert advice and economic and financial analysis in a number of subjects related to health and education policies of government.

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sentence: I think portray is the most difficult subject in photography.

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sentence: the examination set for each of these subjects must be passed.

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sentence: this support is much wider than was the case for previous proposals on the subject of tobacco.

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which, in her opinion, are the issues that remain under discussion, and which are the most difficult subjects in the negotiations?


sentence: it is perfectly possible to include racism and xenophobia as part of these, as we have already done with the subject of equal treatment for men and women, which is now automatically taken into account in programmes intended to benefit the people of Europe.

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sentence: in Greece, typically, all highschool students, as they approach their examinations for admission to university education, have to memorise one book, just one book in each subject!

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sentence: the case-law in 2001 demonstrates the abundance and range of the matters dealt with by the Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance and the breadth of subject covered in the various fields of Community law.

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sentence: two countries (Lithuania, Romania) teach entrepreneurship as a compulsory separate subject.

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sentence: we already have a considerable number of scientific reports on the subject, and we should further develop and support these initiatives.

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sentence: the Council further hopes that the IPCC will assess all model scenarios for future emissions that bring out more clearly the consequences of action or inaction on this subject over the coming decades and which will contribute to our understanding of the implications of different stabilisation levels.

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sentence: in 2003 in my own country, Ireland, a Science, Engineering and Technology (SET) Committee was set up to make recommendations on strategies to increase the uptake among women and girls of science subjects and higher level-mathematics at second level and to increase the number of females choosing science engineering and technology courses at third level.

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sentence: among the subjects to be prioritised are information technologies, biotechnology and environmental protection.

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sentence: the Department for Education is due to release the new syllabuses in English and maths tomorrow - the first subjects to undergo a radical overhaul.

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sentence: even after conservative colleagues had come out in favour of a socioeconomic campaign, especially on the subject of the information society, they could not resist the temptation to use their fortuitous majority on the day to reject this sensible amendment.

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sentence: welcome, at the present time it is of importance to be able to rely on an office that can offer an integral service of advising in the scope of legal, taxes and business subjects. Firmalex believes that it is the right of those individuals or companies that require these types of services to have good advice in the Mediterranean area.

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I have tabled an amendment on this subject, and I hope you will support it.


the material published must be structured into subjects. there is a minimum requirement of 10 subjects.


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sentence: in addition, Erasmus will support the activities of 26 "Thematic networks" between faculties and university departments, professional associations, research centres, which constitute large "fora of reflexion" on a specific subject area or on specific themes.

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the language departments are further divided into units specialising in particular subjects.


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during the work as Head of R & D department Prof. Spies obtained a professorship for the subject "Sealing technology of elastomer materials" at the University of Kaiserslautern, Faculty of Mechanical Engneering.


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sentence: the BDÜ "s Membership Databank, available online, provides clients with the contact details of more than 6,000 professionally qualified interpreters and translators, classified by special subjects and covering a total of 83 languages.


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EU citizens are the subject of actions taken by Parliament, the Council and the Commission.


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sentence: . Mr President, this question has everything to do with the debate that we have just had in the plenary on communication with the public, on the poor turnout at the most recent elections to the European Parliament, and on the subject of greater involvement by the public, which is also important to the Council, and on which it made a statement in July.

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sentence: it gave a more than seven-year adjustment period, something particularly long in terms of any adjustment. I hardly dare touch on the subject of the confidence of European citizens in the Commission but I am sure that European citizens would hardly increase their confidence in a Commission that was to propose the continuation of a sort of hidden regressive subsidy at the expense of the general taxpayers in Europe going to a large extent into subsidizing forms of consumption that Community policies, if anything, tend to discourage.

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sentence: indeed, the deal that Hong Kong's colonial subjects appeared to accept - leaving politics alone in exchange for the opportunity to pursue material prosperity in a safe and orderly environment - is not so different from the deal accepted by China's educated classes today.

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sentence: it is certain that the measures taken by the Government - in the case of the massacre at Acteal and the events in Ocosingo - are an attempt to restore confidence and the country's credibility, within the limits of the legal system and the rule of law, under which all subjects must be seen as equal, beginning with the Government and ending with the citizens.

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even the supply from the new spring was sometimes only maintained because the elevated tank at Pettstadt was filled by hosepipe.


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sentence: Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the Florence European Council will be the culmination of the Italian presidency's term and the government of my country is approaching this important appointment in full awareness of the responsibility facing us, but also of the significance and value of the work that has been done since last January.

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the Turin European Council, a crucial episode in the Italian presidency's term, set an agenda for the work of the Intergovernmental Conference.


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sentence: the fourth academic year is planned for the stay in Germany, during which the students absolve one term in enterprises, and attend certain training courses at the partner universities and do research for their Bachelor paper, predominantly in enterprises.

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sentence: under its terms, the European Council's presidency would have far greater stability; in place of the current six-month rotating presidency, a European political leader who could command the necessary support would be elected to serve as President for two and a half years.

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sentence: - Mr President, the results of the recent elections in Israel basically legalised the strategy of the unilateral imposition of the terms of any resolution to the Palestine problem.

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sentence: this proposal should be approved by Parliament on the terms proposed by the rapporteur.


sentence: (it) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the European Union really must ensure that the treaty signed between Brazil and Italy, which aims to regulate the terms and procedures of cooperation in matters of extradition, is respected.

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sentence: I am simply asking for Parliament and the Presidency to verify whether the initiative taken by the courts and the Italian police force with regard to Mr Mastella constitutes a disrespectful act and an extreme violation of the terms of our immunity.

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sentence: furthermore, under the European Employment Pact, emphasis is to be placed on measures which help avoid long-term unemployment and introduce more flexible arrangements for the participation of older employees in work.

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sentence: presumably, as I am certain Mr Wijsenbeek knows, they should act positively and collectively, because of the terms of the provisions that exist under the current legislation, because of the need for a revision in 1999, because of the fact that these projects by definition have long planning and development periods.

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sentence: following the difficult market situation for milk last year, the Commissioner established a High Level Expert Group on Milk (HLG) last October with the purpose of discussing mid-term and long-term arrangements for the dairy sector given the expiry of dairy quotas on 1 April 2015 (see IP / 09 / 1420).

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sentence: coupled with preferential rules for acquiring long term resident status and for family reunification, the Blue Card scheme presents an attractive package to potential highly qualified migrants.

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sentence: the European Commission is therefore called upon to maintain a robust negotiating stance for a long-term settlement of the matter, under terms of legitimate, balanced competition.

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sentence: further to the common position adopted on 22 September 1992, under the co-operation procedure with the European Parliament, the Council adopted in substance the Directive on unfair terms in consumer contracts.

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sentence: therefore, Mr President, as I understand that Parliament must be sensitive to our citizens' concerns, I would ask you to include in our agenda a Commission statement, followed by a debate, so that we can examine the circumstances in which this incident took place, the causes, the measures that the European Union needs to take in order to prevent a recurrence and possible terms for European Union solidarity.

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sentence: during his first 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.


sentence: "overall, we found that there has been working on, we believe it is necessary to develop a long term program that redefines the vocation and the economic course of the state, it is important to detonate all the material and human potential resource that Sinaloa has," he said.

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sentence: there is a big difference between serving a very dense population, like that of the Netherlands, which is concentrated on very flat territory, and serving, on the same terms, the same population spread over thousands of islands, as in Greece, or over a very diverse territory, as in France.

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sentence: Japan was never formally colonized, but it, too, felt the West's dominance, at least since the 1850 "s, when American ships laden with heavy guns forced the country to open its borders on Western terms.

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sentence: the lack of response to the European Commission's non-enforcement in Spain and Portugal of the terms of the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) is one of those times.

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executives are searching for cost cutting solutions and the terms of office rental are also reconsidered at many places. what is the role of emphatic, honest, open communication in such situations?


sentence: I shall be glad to hear from the Commission how it intends to keep its promise of 8 April last year that it will, before the end of this year, consider jointly with the Council and Parliament how the terms of Article 103a (2) can be implemented.

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this Parliament has repeatedly expressed the viewed, echoed by Commissioner Vitorino, that the UK opt-out is illegal under the terms of the Single European Act.


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sentence: § 3 PROVISION BY PORTUM (1) Portum shall, within the framework of these Terms and Conditions, grant the Bidder the simple, non-transferable right to use the online access for the term of the agreement in order to registrar, modify, maintain and delete his own data within the scope of the Supplier Database.

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sentence: certain costs, like for example management fees charged on the basis of the terms and conditions of the relevant Financial Instruments, are in many cases not taken out of the quoted prices on a consistent basis over the term of the relevant Financial Instruments, but are subtracted in their entirety from the relevant Financial Instruments' fair value at an earlier point in time, as determined by the market-maker in its discretion.

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sentence: this calls for a radical solution, which, at the same time, also provides clear legal structures, so that the countries which are not included can be certain that they will be involved when they fulfil the conditions. it must also guarantee that the small countries are on an equal footing, because we know that the community structures not only ensure cohesion but also decision-making ability in the long term.

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sentence: the Commission's report under Article 104 (3) should appropriately reflect developments in the medium-term economic position (in particular potential growth, prevailing cyclical conditions, the implementation of policies in the context of the Lisbon agenda and policies to foster RD and innovation) and developments in the medium-term budgetary position (in particular, fiscal consolidation efforts in "good times," debt sustainability, public investment and the overall quality of public finances).

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sentence: any long-term agreement for the time after 31 October 2010 must be negotiated and concluded under the rules of the Treaty of Lisbon.

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sentence: prospective investors should note that where no periodic interest payments or other distributions are to be made during the term of a Financial Instrument, where such Financial Instruments are in the form of securities or are otherwise tradeable, a realisation in the secondary market of such Financial Instruments may be the only return potentially available to the investor prior to settlement of such Financial Instruments.

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the European Union welcomes the appointment by the UN General Assembly of Ms Navanethem Pillay for a second term as High Commissioner for Human Rights following the proposal by the UN Secretary-General.


sentence: in relation to the fourth issue raised by Baroness Ludford, I wish to say that the Greek Presidency has given pride of place on its agenda to the debate on family reunification and on the status of long-term residents in the European Union, together with the directive that Parliament debated yesterday, on the entry of third-country nationals for the purpose of paid employment and with the directive on the conditions of entry and residence for citizens from third countries for the purpose of study.

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sentence: that is why I agree with the rapporteur that use should be made of the cultural contribution of the Structural Funds, especially now with the mid-term evaluation of the 2000-2006 programming period, so that we can take additional or corrective measures, such as promoting vocational training and, of course, promoting education at higher learning level, because in many countries, such as my own, Greece, it is inadequate.

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sentence: at this stage, and before you return your verdict in all good conscience and responsibility, I should like to repeat that this treaty is useful, that it is a short-term treaty, that we need to take note of it, that we need to use it and that we then need to move on.

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sentence: Shevardnadze's initial term did bring a liberal foreign investment code and the foundation of a state based on the rule of law.

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the Supervisory Board shall elect from among itself, in accordance with § 27 sections 1 and 2 MitbestG, a Chairman and a deputy for the fixed term.


today, the solar terms are mainly used for determining when to insert a leap month in the lunisolar calendar.


sentence: the small amount of progress that has been made, such as deleting pilotage services from the directive, does not reverse the process that is underway and we fear that pilotage services will only enjoy short-term respite.

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sentence: I would also like to use this opportunity to thank the Slovenian Presidency for making the Western Balkans a key priority of its term of office.

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the finance provided by the EIB enables us to acquire funds on favourable terms compared with those offered by commercial banks and for longer maturities.


sentence: this requirement amounts to an additional burden on the operator in terms of time and costs and, according to the case law of the Court of Justice (judgement of 16 November 2000, C-217 / 99 Commission v. Belgium), represents an unjustified obstacle to the free movement of goods between the Member States.

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sentence: software patents do not only force IBM into deformation and wasting huge amounts of resources on otherwise useless legal growth, they also harm Free Software -- the basis of your long term plans around the on-demand strategy.

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sentence: I shall begin with the question of the International Criminal Court by saying that, apart from some of the arguments already made by many of the speakers, which are relevant, we must look at the examples of ad hoc courts in former Yugoslavia and Rwanda which show that, in terms of time and cost, the option of ad hoc situations is not necessarily the best one.

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sentence: the funding will acutely reflect Member States' needs and a review at mid-term will take account of new or additional pressures.

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sentence: we regret the fact that it has not been possible to bring about the acceptance of a legal basis specifically for the promotion of border regions, without which the longer-term funding of measures will be impossible.

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sentence: that is why, at the beginning of my term of office, together with Erkki Liikanen and Anita Gradin, I launched the SEM 2000 initiative to considerably reinforce the management and supervision of the use of public funds.

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sentence: our debt products cover the full spectrum of funding requirements including single asset and portfolio funding, term and revolving loans, development and investment finance, plus acquisition and refinancing lines.

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sentence: the disposal of any treasury shares must be counted toward this capital ceiling if the treasury shares are sold during the term of this authority by issuing stock ex rights as set out in Art. 186 (3) clause 4 AktG.

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sentence: EU Finance Ministers gave their backing to the Commission's proposal to extend the, in terms of duration and financial capacity ("EFSI 2.0").

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sentence: therefore, it is not surprising to find that Slovene independence is currently being promoted not just in explicitly militaristic terms but also as a time in which society was characterized by the unity of all.

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sentence: this applies primarily to private investment needed to create production capacity and jobs which would make this sustainable growth possible in the longer term, but which would also promote technological progress and thus contribute in turn to increased demand.

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sentence: here, there may perhaps in the longer term be a point of contact with the convention which is to draw up the Charter of Fundamental Rights, and this convention might perhaps develop into a constituent assembly, for a constitutional Treaty must be the goal for which we are striving in the longer term.

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sentence: during the last parliamentary term, when it was found that 94.5% of Europe's schools had Internet connections but only 25% of teachers knew how to use the new technologies for teaching purposes, we spent a long time hoping that the -learning initiative would materialise.

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sentence: during the initial term or any prolongation period of the Premium-Account, the Premium-Account may only be terminated for good cause (cf. â § 7.3 of these GTC).

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sentence: more specifically, the measures could result in short-term support and technical assistance, twinnings, TAIEX (Technical Assistance and Information Exchange - short-term training courses and visits by experts from EU institutions) as well as small comprehensive projects covering a series of activities such as short training courses.

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sentence: it has sometimes been hard to explain, for example, that Finland's non-aligned status is not just a way of getting a free ride in security terms but, in our view, increases the security at this time in Northern Europe, and in particular the Baltic.

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sentence: after that we have to look again to see how much loan capital is available for a subsequent term.


sentence: we will also ensure that, thanks to the innovation that information and communication technologies bring to all areas of the economy, we will see results in terms of productivity within a very short period.

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sentence: from the very outset of our term in Parliament, we have actively participated in stormy discussions and explained that services market liberalisation is needed in order to create new jobs, increase the rate of growth in the European Union and fulfil our ambition of becoming the dominant player in global competition.

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sentence: Mrs McKenna, as regards the mid-term review, an annual assessment of the agreement, of the kind we have already undertaken to perform is one thing, a mid-term review is quite another.

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sentence: since RI does not carry over information from previous years, this form must be filled out for chairs serving multiyear terms.

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I would, nonetheless, like to reassure the Members that may be concerned about this by specifying that there will be no interruption in the investment activity at local level since the resources for the current term, which has not yet run its course, must be committed in full by 31 December 1999.


sentence: the global economic crisis that began in 2008 is similar to the Great Depression of the 1930 "s not only in terms of its depth and duration, but also in view of advanced countries" policy errors and hesitation.

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sentence: it is true that, in historical terms, not much time has passed since the first country legislated on women's equal right to vote, which according to the history books was New Zealand in 1893, and within Europe Finland in 1906.

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sentence: however, the experience of this parliamentary term tells us that while procedures may be repeated, there is no such thing as a budget that may be repeated in its entirety, so there is no budgetary routine, as each of the budgets we have had up until now has had its specific characteristics.

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sentence: in additional to individual fellowships, the Marie Curie actions also support doctoral candidates, partnerships between academia and industry, short-term exchanges and the reintegration of researchers returning from abroad.

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sentence: the same applies for a premium contained in the issue price and, where relevant, for dividends and other proceeds of the relevant Underlying which are economically attributable to Deutsche Bank, often are not subtracted when the relevant Underlying, or its constituents, are traded "ex dividend," but which are subtracted at an early stage of the term of the relevant Financial Instruments' based on expected dividends for the entire term or a certain time span.

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sentence: however, the Hungarian Presidency looked, right at the beginning of its term, for an immediate solution in order not to delay the accession of Bulgaria and Romania to the Schengen area.

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sentence: because nanoparticles often consist of rare materials (silver nanoparticles or rare earths) it will be in the interest of the companies to recycle these materials to prevent a steep increase in the prices of these products on medium-term.

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sentence: in the short term, it is time for certain European countries to stop advocating the theory of a fair return.

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sentence: as well as rescue aid in the form of redeemable loans on market terms for a maximum of six months, the fund provides restructuring aid in the form of straightforward loans, equity loans and dormant equity holdings, up to a ceiling of DM 5 million (ECU 2.5 million), the term normally being five years.

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sentence: this does not mean, however, that the Serbs will not some day have to come to terms with the crimes of the Milošević era, just as the Kosovo Albanians, and every people, must come to terms with their historical crimes.

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sentence: forces are building inside the party, as evidenced by a stream of surveys, journal articles, and academic debates, that may lead to a split on the issue of reform in Hu's first term.

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sentence: I am currently preparing a summary of the terms of germination.

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it is indeed the case that even if the Commission presents the proposal on time, it will not be possible to debate it during this term. Mr Jarzembowski was quite right to point that out.


sentence: I remember many moments in the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights and, among them, those shared with Mrs Oddy where we always reached similar conclusions on new technology issues that we began debating in the previous term with respect to their incompatibility with copyright.

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sentence: however, in the light of our findings, there is considerable economic justification for policy action to reduce the negative effects of the patent system by stricter examination, by reducing the length of term and the scope of patent monopolies, and by action to deal with undesirable restrictive practices in patent licensing.

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sentence: if you are serious about sustainable mobility you will also have to make choices in that area and then you cannot just say that costs have to be internalized and if the railways then collapse in the longer term, well, it was bad luck, because if that happens the environment and sustainability will automatically collapse too.

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sentence: but I believe there is something even more worrying than this. the amendment which we adopted states that this transitional regime will only be applicable to the term after that during which the Statute is adopted.

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sentence: nobody in this House is calling for negotiations currently underway to be broken off; we know that time is of the essence and that it is because Croatia is waiting on the threshold that the Heads of State or Government have to move the process forward, but we also have to spell out the fact that full membership is not at every stage and in every single case, whether immediately or in the long term, the only means whereby we can make countries' European prospect tangible in a credible way.

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sentence: the Committee on Budgetary Control wanted to go further. it did not want - in terms of the 1996 discharge - to waste time.

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sentence: he presented this proposal to the parties involved and the neighbouring countries during his visit to the region between 14 and 17 January 2003, following which the term of office of the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara was extended twice, once until 31 March and the second time until 31 May, in order to give the parties involved time to examine the proposal and formulate their replies.

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sentence: with a delay in delivery the rental term will be extended by the corresponding number of days.

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sentence: this cooperation and these links have been renewed over time and are now becoming closer in terms of strengthening transatlantic relations which, although first established with the United States, certainly cannot ignore Canada today.

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sentence: I would therefore like to applaud the secretary-general's promise that in the new election period he will submit a medium-term building strategy plan proposal very quickly, so that it will be available to MEPs ahead of the first reading in the autumn in order for them to approve budget decisions.

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sentence: Mr President, when the Commission placed an order with the software company SAP at no time did it think in terms of an order of magnitude of 4 000 users.

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sentence: in reply to the request of the President of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, and in the light of NATO's agreement to the continued availability of NATO's assets and capabilities for Operation CONCORDIA, the Council agreed to extend the Operation under the previous terms for a brief additional period until 15 December 2003 in order to further contribute to the stability of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

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sentence: we will then make virtually no impact on climate change in the future, while in the shorter term there will be significant damage to economic growth, leaving more people in poverty and the planet in a much darker place than it could be.

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sentence: I have been working with various teams in my term, and progress is being made.

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sentence: I agree with the view of the European Parliament that we now have to plan and distribute EU money earmarked for the structural funds so that in the new long-term financial period, enough money is allocated to ensure the harmonious development of all EU regions.

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sentence: a second term for the Frente Amplio would pose new problems, since the balance of power and political competition will be stronger, both between parties and within the left itself. these challenges may eventually tug Uruguay's social democrats even closer to the experiences of Brazil and Chile. like their European brethren, Latin America's social democratic governments should eventually prosper through pluralist democracies and the even more demanding politics of compromise.

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sentence: it would be really to give a kick to the government, a mid-term kick to the government you know where.

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sentence: although this is a standard-label wine for near-term enjoyment, it displays a remarkably soft suite of tannins and a lovely balance between a judicious acidity and full, savoury flavours, characteristic of wines of this area.

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sentence: in line with the recommendations of the Veil Group, the proposed amendments also improve the residence rights of people who have a series of fixed term or short-term contracts, once they have worked for 12 months in an 18-month period.

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sentence: producers are expecting Europe to provide them with substantial aid, that is to say, in the short term, with temporary financial assistance that will enable them to continue to earn a living from their production; in the medium term, with transitional aid to ensure that the species have the biological time they need to reproduce; and, in the long term...

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sentence: 14 July is, of course, the day when we gathered here for the first time in this seventh parliamentary term, and also the day marking the 220th anniversary of our European principles, including the right to seek happiness, the principle of freedom of expression and even the principle of freedom of assembly.

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sentence: as we know, the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, politically isolated by western states because of human rights violations and restrictions on media freedom, is using all means to attain a third presidential term in the elections for a head of state to be held in 2006.

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sentence: the related term jazz-samba essentially describes an adaptation of bossa nova compositions to the jazz idiom by American performers such as Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd, and usually played at 120 beats per minute or faster.

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sentence: on the other hand there was an awareness of the passing of time and the unavoidable approach of the end of this term of the European Parliament, and thirdly and finally there was an expectation, both from the Member States and from the citizens of the European Union, that at least at some precisely specified time there would be help available for them to resolve matters which are for them so very difficult and at the same time so important.

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sentence: a significant feature of the Finnish presidential term has been that innovation has been at the very centre of competition policy.

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sentence: last December, 16 of Nigeria's 17 southern governors signed the "Enugu Declaration" in support of the constitutional amendment that would permit him a third term.

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sentence: we are paying a tragic price for not having the courage to take certain decisions that, today, are momentous decisions, and this is perhaps also reflected in the fact that we do not have the strength right now to tackle the most immediate circumstances, which are those linked to the start of a very problematic new parliamentary term.

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sentence: I voted in favour of the European Parliament resolution on a revised Framework Agreement between the European Parliament and the Commission for the next parliamentary term as it is an important agreement, not only for its symbolic value - given that it gives a clear signal of the commitment of both European institutions, Parliament and the Commission, to work together in pursuit of the European project - but also because of its content, since it identifies the obligations of the parties so that they can better confront the challenges of the future and resolve the problems of the citizenry.

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sentence: we vigorously reject these delaying tactics on the part of the Socialists, who are attempting to wreck the compromise with the French Government and bring about its collapse during this legislative term.

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sentence: those generally short-term increases in security, based on national intelligence, should not have to be approved by the Commission before being implemented.

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we believe that we need a screening exercise of the Commission by 30 April 2007 so that we can understand what the mid-term demands of the Commission are before taking radical action to cut back.


can we justify an extension that increases the term of protection so dramatically?


sentence: are you sure that in seven years, with a rigid system which will not, of course, allow revision of the financial perspectives in the course of the exercise, and therefore no longer according to that planned five-yearly term, are you sure it will be enough and that the challenge can be victoriously met and surpassed, both by us and by the new member countries?

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sentence: as for the so-called "performance reserve," to be paid out at mid-term depending on the success of the programmes, the Commission has made a new suggestion limiting the reserve of 10% to the last three years and operating it at the level of each individual Member State.

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sentence: I do wonder, Commissioner Piebalgs, what has happened to the proposals you presented to us at the start of this legislative term, when you told us that the great risks associated with nuclear energy had to be brought under control, that the problem of nuclear waste, the funding of decommissioning and all these issues had to be resolved before the Commission made any positive moves towards the development of nuclear energy.

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sentence: your term coincides with the taking of historical decisions on enlargement which, and this is my deep conviction, represents the most important contribution to the stability and prosperity of our continent in its modern history.

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sentence: there is, however, one idea which I definitely reject, and that is the right of outgoing Members to maintain their level of allowances, which means they have the choice, for the first parliamentary term, of opting for either the national or European regime, whichever may be the most favourable.

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sentence: at the beginning of his first term, Schröder appeared to be a modern social democrat who understood business.

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sentence: please take time to read the full terms and conditions before confirming a booking.

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sentence: with a placing of order by the customer at the Provider the customer recognizes and accepts the following Terms and Conditions of Use during the entire term of the business relationship.

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sentence: 3.2.2 The Customer shall be granted a simple, non-exclusive right to use the software limited to the contract term if this is necessary for the use of the software. the provisions in subs.

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sentence: the proposals for the new career structure require a change in the Staff Regulations (the body of rules governing terms & conditions of employment) and are therefore currently under discussion with the Council.

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sentence: in the area of licensing policy, we are certainly making progress, both in terms of conditions under which licences for dangerous substances are granted and in terms of the duration of these licences.

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sentence: usually ancillary borrowing costs may be amortized over the term of the loan agreement.

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sentence: STI may revise these terms from time to time by updating or revising this posting, with the revised terms taking effect as of the date of its posting.

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sentence: negotiations on an association agreement were concluded during his term of office, and an interim trade agreement came into force in March 2003.

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sentence: in 2013, the term of the agreement was extended to the end of 2016.

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sentence: there is no limitation on the number of terms that a Director may serve.

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sentence: the proposal aims to ensure that the insurance is maintained for the agreed term of the contract without prejudice to the obligation to register the vehicle, which is based on national tax law and remains untouched.

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sentence: pool All-In Center reserves the right to its terms and / or payment after the expiry of the term change.

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sentence: we are not obliged to give exact terms. this will only happen if the client insists of this and we agree.

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contact. you can also look at opportunities for shorter term contracts.


sentence: companies being supported by loans from the initiative will benefit from longer term loans than would normally be available.

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sentence: finally, in June 1994, the Commission took note of the agreement reached in the Industry Council on the adjustments to the borrowing and lending policy with a view to the expiry of the Treaty, and decided to limit the term of new ECSC loans to 23 July 2002, with the possible exception of loans guaranteed by a Member State.

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sentence: Germany has recently been overtaken in terms of per capita income by several EU countries, including Ireland, the UK, the Netherlands, and France, and is still growing more slowly than all of them.

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sentence: 'i've made standing up to protectionism one of the hallmarks of my term as EU Trade Commissioner.

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invoices which are not paid within the agreed term will be deducted from potentially agreed discounts and or rebates.


sentence: I would remind you that, from the start of this Parliamentary term, a framework agreement exists between ourselves and the Commission, an agreement that clearly defines the role of Parliament in the legislative process.

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however, if the Council wants to be consistent and responsible, it must accept the urgent need for a mid-term review of the 2007-2013 financial framework.


sentence: the plan, which must be based on realistic assumptions, must restore the company's long-term viability within a reasonable time scale.

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it also provides for a mid-term review to readjust the aims if necessary.


sentence: he cannot, however, use this power during the last three months of his term of office.

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sentence: the lessees were against this and also wanted longer terms.

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