sentence: I voted in favour of the report on integrated maritime policy (IMP) - progress made and new challenges, because I believe that the EU needs concrete measures to mobilise the economy of the sea, providing incentives and promoting the economic potential of maritime clusters, in particular in Member States and regions with large Exclusive Economic Zones, such as the case of Portugal and the Azores.

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sentence: regarding the Lomé Convention, for which we give a separate auditor's certificate, this year we come to the conclusion that all the categories which I have indicated in the case of the general budget are in order, so that altogether, apart from a few exceptions, we can say that our auditor's certificate for the Lomé Convention is positive.

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sentence: the rule that the European Parliament always codecides when the Council takes decisions by majority is a case in point.

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sentence: but in that case, unfortunately, there are many examples: special treatment given to associations with declared federalist aims or to the many NGOs whose roles, philosophies and operations are highly questionable, the funding of European political parties, via the sums swallowed up in the Prince programme, in an attempt to convince the citizens of Member States of the validity of the euro at a time when the European currency is experiencing a loss of confidence widely shared by Europeans, from our Danish friends right up to the managers of the European Central Bank.

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sentence: the Agency needs to act in other countries as well, most importantly those which are covered by the European Union neighbourhood policy or by partnership agreements, as is the case with Russia.

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sentence: "line, and install the package with the highest version number, giving priority to the first mentioned lines (that way, in case of multiple mirror locations, you'd typically first name a local harddisk, then CD-ROMs, and then HTTP / FTP mirrors).

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sentence: Thyssen Krupp is the only case of a multinational that has grown thanks to the work of hundreds of Italian workers and huge funds placed at its disposal, either by the Italian State or the European Union, and then has decided to close, in this case in Terni, in Umbria, with the risk of leaving 900 workers and their families destitute and also wasting a huge resource of professional skills.

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sentence: in the case of social security, for example, where we already have so many different systems anyway that have not even been harmonised within the EU, it raises the question of how we can really create a common set of rights for third country nationals in all cases even if we want to.

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sentence: "the Dutch case shows that budgetary consolidation undertaken with resolve can lead to quick and sustainable results," said Joaquín Almunia, European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs.

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sentence: I sincerely hope, therefore, that you all agree that the case of Italy should be included in this report.

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sentence: for instance, the case of regularly buying big doses of cholesterol-reducing drugs practically refers to the fact that the customer has untreatably high blood fat level, as a result of which this person would immediately be put to a higher risk category.

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sentence: no warranty is granted in case of defects resulting from inappropriate handling or overstraining, if legal provisions, or operation or installation instructions issued by ubitronix have not been followed, if the delivered object has been produced according to specifications issued by the customer and the defect is related to these specifications or drafts; in case of incorrect installation or commissioning by the customer or by third parties, in case of natural wear and tear, in case of transport damages, improper storage, in case of interfering operation conditions (e.g. insufficient power supply), chemical, electrochemical or electrical influences, non-performance of necessary services or insufficient maintenance.

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sentence: a number of case studies are presented, with examples of good practice showing how inland waterway development and management can go hand-in-hand with nature protection.

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sentence: this was prompted by an answer given by the Commissioner in her hearing, when she pointed out that one particular strain of salmonella was being researched by 40 different institutes - a clear case of a lack of joined-up thinking, and a waste of money.

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sentence: in pondering this question, the case of Mexico-neither an economic tiger like China or Singapore nor a Sluggard like many African and Carribean countries-may be especially instructive.

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sentence: yet grass-roots actions are of key importance, as in the case of Poland, where it was possible to overcome opposition thanks to a women's social movement known as the Congress of Women.

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in some cases, retailers in Germany just provide sales space which is then solely managed by the supplier - a situation that nobody would have thought of several years ago.


you can also adjust the input level here, for the case your input signal is too weak (or too heavy).


sentence: a new feature of the Annual Report which I wish to highlight, with an eye to supporting and encouraging good administration, concerns what I call 'star cases' of good practice by institutions, revealed through my inquiries.

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sentence: the upcoming referendum on Britain's EU membership is a case in point.

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sentence: this is a good example of a case where national legislation is not enough to ensure that we are rid of crime, but where action at Union level is needed.

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sentence: I also feel that meetings amongst different religious leaders and joining together to pray from a common platform are extremely powerful, as was the case in 1986 during the gathering at Assisi in Italy.

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sentence: a classic case of this is the report that we are debating today.

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sentence: the same goes for the way in which society fleshes out its ethical conscience and is confronted by new problems resulting from scientific progress such as the cases of genetic manipulation or computerisation, which are alarming more than cynical.

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sentence: the most recent case - and here I am correcting some of my colleagues - is Senegal, where pressure to renew the agreement has come not just from Community interests, but also from the Senegalese sector itself because its processing depends on Community catches in its waters and some industries risked paralysis if the agreement was not renewed immediately. as you know, some were already complaining before the agreement was renewed.

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sentence: in this case, if different or even contradictory decisions were taken by different regional authorities, that could have damaging effects by causing the relocation of fishing boats or reducing the level of monitoring.

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sentence: take as a case in point the Directive on Alternative Investment Fund Managers, which will reduce the amount of money available to entrepreneurs in Europe, which will drive creators of wealth out of the European Union, and which will reduce investment in developing countries.

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sentence: on the Manu Biosphere Tour you have more time for walking on the trails and the tour has one day (day 5) to choose which animals you would like to observe (again), which is useful especially in case of bad weather conditions.

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sentence: the aerospace sector represents a case in point, where Europe can build a strong industrial platform based on world-class technological applications, products and processes, by pooling resources at EU level to achieve a competitive critical mass.

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sentence: other errors are linked to deficiencies in the controls carried out by the Member States (in the case, for example, of olive oil and cotton).

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sentence: it's important to understand when you buy a currency you are paying the offer price of 1.32 and when you sell a currency you don't pay (in this case also 1.32) until you close your trade by buying.

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sentence: King's official website, however, states that this was incorrect, and that King was walking facing traffic. in any case, Smith was turned and leaning to the rear of his vehicle trying to restrain his dog, and was not watching the road when he struck King.

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sentence: of course we must adopt Mr Fabra Valles's report which, as he says himself, is a textbook case. but it seems to me that we need to do more than talk - we need to demand action and penalties.

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sentence: so in the case of driverless cars, raw data can be used to analyse where the most accidents take place and how future accidents could be avoided.

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sentence: Mr Needle said one in four people had partaken of complementary medicine and seen the benefits of disciplines such as shiatsu or - as in the case of my own mother where conventional medicine failed - received great relief from acupuncture.

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sentence: in case your browser only supports a Java 1.1-Virtual Machine, the certificate is ignored and the application will continue to run with limited functionality.

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sentence: while a fall in the birth rate has known effects on a nation's economic growth, tax revenues, healthcare costs and immigration policies, in Singapore's case there are also some unexpected consequences.

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sentence: all possibilities of modern technology and telecommunication should be utilised to improve operative cooperation, e.g. in the case of the Early Warning System on irregular migratory flows;

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sentence: as far as I am concerned, it proves to all neighbouring countries that education does not only have to spread hatred, as is often the case these days, but that it can also serve as a cradle for a peaceful, multi-ethnic society.

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sentence: not a few of his Jewish students and friends traveled from America back to Austria after the war solely to visit their highly-regarded teacher and friend Joseph Marx, as was the case with Herbert Zipper. that Marx was revered by the great majority of his students and was honored up until his death with countless letters and visits from all parts of the world is already known, but from whence his enormous esteem for his Jewish students comes, is uncertain.

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sentence: the case of my own firm, Christofferson, Robb & Company (CRC), illustrates how private capital markets can finance renewable energy when the subsidy is right.

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sentence: not giving an invoice frees the agency of any responsibility, as in case of cancellation, robbery, insurance, accident, etc.

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sentence: for professional use in microscopy, we recommend high-quality full-frame digital SLR cameras, particularly in the case of special processes (e.g. fluorescence microscopy).

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sentence: this country is now so extreme and medieval that paper bags are banned in case they contain pulped versions of the Koran and women are veiled, segregated from men and unable to work at all.

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sentence: thirdly, I am rather surprised that there is no mention in the report of where those funds go, because, in the case of Greece, and Madam President is aware of this, they go on stupid things, on doing up music halls which do not contribute to growth or to employment, and which cannot be regarded as productive investments.

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sentence: this is a clear case of the British government using the war on terrorism to distract attention from awkward and contentious decisions.

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sentence: in the case of pre-prepared meals such as soups and sauces, it is usually not immediately obvious if it contains meat stock or animal fat. in order to read a list of ingredients correctly quite a bit of practice is needed.

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some DVD Players support both formats, in which case you should select the Mixed format.


sentence: "money presented the case as a successful case of transition, but it was not," said Drescher.

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sentence: that is the case with the Socorridos Hydroelectric Power Station, in the Autonomous Region of Madeira, recognised under the RegioStars initiative.

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sentence: 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 case by those like Senator McCain.

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sentence: when we are faced with a group of different societies and heterogeneous economies, as is the case today in the Europe of Eleven, or the Europe of Fifteen, and will be even more so tomorrow in the broader continental Europe, the imposition of a single currency, artificially forced on us, is a source of tensions and conflicts, while the fluctuation of exchange rates between different currencies is a source of peace.

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sentence: simply pack your cases, set off and not have to organise anything yourself?

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sentence: you may need to remove your laptop from its travel case so that both can be x-rayed separately.

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security-type attaché cases containing dangerous goods - pyrotechnic devices, etc.


sentence: this custom designed EyeTV case is designed to protect your iPhone or iPod touch as well as your Elgato TV tuner stick.

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sentence: in the Furla shop opposite the business where she sells among other things bags, cases, shoes and garments from different manufacturers, everything now revolves around Furla women's handbags; purses can be obtained starting at €75.

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from instrument cases and music stands, to computer cables and educational CDs.


sentence: pump up your tyres, oil your chain, pack your cases and.... leave straight away!

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sentence: the supplied holder case can be attached to a belt or hung from the neck or shoulder with a neck strap.

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double shell constructed plastic case with dark-grey foam inlay with compartments for one device of the Micro- or Visual-series and up to four measuring adapters.


distributors resp. world distributors, and in individual cases producers in collaboration with a distribution agency, are eligible to apply.


sentence: her strategy: rather than piling all the plaintiffs into this case - putting all her eggs in one basket, so to speak - she will file multiple cases, if need be, to keep the pressure on.

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sentence: for that reason, I wish to inform my colleagues that I shall not be pursuing the case any further.

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sentence: but this is just one of many things that need doing: almost 50 years after the construction of the space observation radar TIRA, the case, known as the radar dome, is to be completely rebuilt.

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sentence: after that, the last quarter of the new case will be put in place.

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these can be detected and used to determine the composition of the case.


sentence: with this plan, stocks will have been replenished within ten years so that Europeans can look at them in a display case, and we shall all be eating imported fish.

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sentence: here you can find the Tavern with the bizarre name "Dragontooth Tavern," the tooth itself is shown in a glass case inside the tavern.

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sentence: when the facsimile and case are displayed vertically, the inscription will show through the base.

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sentence: each one of the massive cast elements of these lamps is manually moulded in sand. after casting, the mould is used up and has to be replaced.

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this is so far the only cast from the planed, numbered edition of 10 copies.


sentence: Mr President, we are touching on many different areas here this afternoon, and that is what is so wonderfully exciting about sitting here in the Council Presidency chair.

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sentence: even though the number of women in the European Parliament continues to increase, inequality continues to exist when it comes to the really important positions in the political bodies, such as committee chairs, etc. I therefore urge each and every committee to put gender mainstreaming into practice in its own work, since this is one way of enabling women to take part fully in the decision-making processes of the EU.

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sentence: it proposes radical changes to the structure of the EU, notably by upgrading the High Representative as Vice-President of the Commission and a chair of the Council, with a tripartite service of diplomats beneath him.

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sentence: this report makes it abundantly clear that more than one third of our budget disappears into the ridiculous travelling circus between the three chairs of the European Parliament.

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sentence: Mr President, as a pan-European, I have had the good fortune to have been able to work towards this day since the 1970s and to assist Otto von Habsburg in ensuring that an empty chair was placed here in 1979 in protest against the exclusion of the peoples of Central and Eastern Europe from the European Communities and as a signal for the process of reunification, the final stage of which we are initiating today.

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sentence: and I have to say that where we do not have problems with the Council, which is currently practising the empty chair policy, or the Commission, we put shackles on ourselves, we put spokes in the wheels, to the point that this recommendation has had to go to the Committee on the Rules and the Conference of Presidents before coming here today.

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sentence: the European Commission has ordered Italy to recover aid amounting to €2.75 million from New Interline, an Italian producer of chairs, located in the region of Basilicata.

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sentence: that comment aside, I would immediately like to raise again the matter of the chair to invoke the Viola report, which envisages "the appropriations necessary for a parliamentary calendar comprising 11 ordinary sessions and 6 additional sessions'.

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sentence: the Seville Summit has done nothing to solve the financial problems which stand in the way of EU enlargement, and failed to reach agreement on 14 EU agencies for which a chair is yet to be found, but has once against spoken out against immigration without offering a solution.

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sentence: Mr Elles, I consider it a dangerous initiative at this stage to do as one amendment proposes and put Turkey's chair outside the door and talk only in terms of a special relationship.

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sentence: lateral raises are where you sit down on a weight bench or a chair would work.

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sentence: however, could I take this opportunity to ensure that, with the good offices of the Commission, and utilising the partnership agreements we have with Nigeria, there will be a greater understanding, not only of the respect for human rights, but also of our total abhorrence of the death penalty in any form, whether it be by electric chair or by stoning or by any other method.

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sentence: I wish her every success in the performance of her mandate and invite her to take the chair.


sentence: indeed, just as Lahoud's chair at the talks is vacant, so - in the eyes of the world and under the country's 150-year old constitution - is Lebanon's presidency.

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this way you hang up or take down your hammock chair at a moment's notice.


sentence: in 1972, the Stokke group, which includes the Norwegian company Stokke A / S and the Netherlands company Stokke Nederland BV, put the Tripp Trapp high chair on the market.

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sentence: the BarCamp is a non-conference collaboration, where anyone can "get in the chair, suggest a topic and talk to others in order to encourage free thinking, curiosity, disclosure and dissemination of issues related to the Web A unconference (unconference) then a meeting whose theme for discussion is decided by the participants rather than predetermined in advance by the organizers, an open meeting whose contents are proposed by the participants themselves.

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sentence: strapped to a potty-chair in her home in Temple City, Los Angeles, California, Genie wasn't taught to speak, and was denied normal human interaction.

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sentence: in front of parliament in Skopje, Vladimir Kavardarkov, 54, was preparing a small stage and pulling up chairs in front of tents set up by those who will boycott the referendum.

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sentence: responsible IT Company Enlogit in the Ústí region then thinks about the health of its employees, and for each laptop purchased they bought ergonomic chairs and keyboards, support their work from home and use catering services provided by a local sheltered workshop for their corporate events.

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sentence: his first big chair was "Grasshopper," which initially was a failure 1931st It would later become a high price.

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sentence: a man falls off his chair, perhaps overcome with aquavit.

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sentence: this game is so wildly addictive that you won't be able to leave your chair.

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sentence: the Round Table permanent delegations will be made up of EESC members and CDES members; each delegation will be led by the president of the institution concerned, who will also co-chair the Round Table meetings.

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hello and welcome to the course guidance at the chair of Business Informatics and Systems Engineering.


as one who saw in the New Year in France, I am particularly grateful for Spain's role in lending Chirac and Jospin a little small change.


sentence: 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 official 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

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sentence: with the withdrawals over bank counters and change given in shops, over 60 million people are now in possession of euro notes and over 200 million possess euro coins.

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sentence: crane Payment Solutions' CurrenzaTM series, offers the world's only 60 note recycler, allowing operators to accept higher denominations and increase their profit by being able to recycle bills it receives and in turn dispense them as change.

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but that is small change to some of the Russian rich.


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sentence: charges for shipping, freight, insurance and related tax charges will be the responsibility of the buyer.

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- Level of awareness = know where my actions come from and take charge.


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sentence: the President stressed that everyone was aware of Germany's obligation to maintain delicate balances in foreign affairs. however, he defended Merkel against charges of pursuing a new policy with reference to China.

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sentence: Qatar and Saudi Arabia are also sending arms to Syrian opposition groups, but the Arab League and the Gulf Cooperation Council are paralyzed. without a great power that is willing both to share the lead and to push from behind, regional organizations cannot take charge in their own neighborhood.

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our staff will take charge of packing them up and putting them into the boxes, in order, and then transferring them, and no but you can access them.


sentence: we find undertakings that resort to illegal workers, especially from non-EU countries, or factories such as ThyssenKrupp, with their old-style industrial arrogance; those who should be defending the interests of the workers often consent to, if not connive in such situations, instead of being vigilant and quick to point out failings in the safety system to those in charge; finally, the works inspectorate and other bodies in charge of control and monitoring often fail to show much initiative.

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sentence: the fact that soldiers from my own country are working together with others in taking charge of Afghanistan means that I am very aware of the implications when I say that the situation could indeed arise in which these conditions make things far more dangerous for individual soldiers on the ground in Afghanistan than does anything currently being planned in Iraq.

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you're still in charge with us, as much as you can be or wish to be.


sentence: in his capacity as Commander in Chief of the VRS, General Mladic had authority over the entire operations of the VRS and therefore assumed full responsibility for them, given that he was in charge of planning and directing the overall operations of the VRS, as well as controlling the activities of all of its officers and subordinate units.

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sentence: "it's disturbing how much pressure it took to get this commonsense step from the guy in charge of protecting the air we breathe," said Lori Ann Burd of the Center for Biological Diversity.

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sentence: 9 And Nephi, who was the father of Nephi, who had the charge of the records, a did not return to the land of Zarahemla, and could nowhere be found in all the land.

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sentence: it seemed that everyone, when they were in charge of caring for AIBO, observed him in their own way.

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sentence: [[Jonathan Archer]] had convinced [[Gralik]], the Xindi in charge of the processing center to sabotage the kemocite, which caused further delays in completing the weapon.

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sentence: that also means, however, that the actual charge must be brought before national courts by national public prosecutors.

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sentence: as the European Parliament knows, the Commission has received specific charges relating to the application of the national provisions transposing the directives which you referred to into Greek law.

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that is why I now return to Annex K. I have said to the Council of Ministers that the Commission would not press charges or start infringement proceedings against those Member States that would continue to apply Annex K as if it were still in force - which it will not be.


sentence: the case is one of several corruption charges pending against her.

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sentence: the foundation for such a law enforcement competence must first be laid at the European level, in other words, a Treaty amendment is needed to do it, and an effective instrument needs to be created, one that can actually deal with cross-frontier crime in all the Member States efficiently, not only carrying out investigations, but also bringing charges that result in prosecution and, finally, punishment.

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with respect to the charge of accepting foreign European Union funds without authorisation, the Commission insists that direct grants to civil society are perfectly proper and are covered by the EU-Egypt Framework Convention on Financial and Technical Cooperation.


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sentence: however, this does not appear to be an end to the matter, and charges may yet be pressed in another court.

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sentence: subsequently the Peruvian Attorney-General requested his extradition from Chile in order to face a total of 12 charges, including using a death squad to kill 25 people in two separate incidents.

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sentence: 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 a letter sent by the Greek government on 9 November.

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sentence: when they were initially held without charge last year, the EU made its concern clear at the highest levels, with respect not only to the imprisonment without charge, but also to the intensive and prejudicial press campaign against the accused.

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sentence: the international community must take decisive action to secure the freedom of all humanitarian organisation activists and to have the charges against them dropped.

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sentence: information on rights and information about the charges (summer 2010);


sentence: I wish to emphasise the importance of direct consultations between the authorities in European Union countries in order to do away with parallel proceedings and avoid situations where the relevant institutions in a particular state have to subjectively determine sentences for charges brought against citizens, in most cases, due to a lack of information.

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sentence: in other words, he would "kill them" where they were found, not only on the battlefield, but also in other sovereign countries, such as Pakistan, without charge or trial.


sentence: we have to draw up charges against Milosevic, and so great pressure must be put on Mrs Arbour to persuade her finally to explain what she intends to do at the first opportunity; there has to be a huge information campaign, and Yugoslavia must be brought into Europe, something that we have been calling for for more than 20 years, Mr Fischer, bearing in mind that in 1981 Marco Pannella called in this House for the then Yugoslavia to be integrated into the European Union.

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sentence: nearly two years after a college student died during a fraternity hazing ritual in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains, murder charges have been filed against five people.

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no decision has been made about whether Stewart will face charges.


this is a very serious charge, Minister, and comes from one of the banking world's own leading members.


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however, this does not necessarily mean that the grand jury is ultimately being engaged in order to decide whether to bring charges.


sentence: in the letter, Mr Snowden said he believed the support of the international community could persuade the US government to abandon criminal charges against him.

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sentence: in the determination of his civil rights and obligations or of any criminal charge against him, everyone is entitled to a fair and public hearing within a reasonable time by an independent and impartial tribunal established by law.

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sentence: incidentally, Mr Danilishin has never been a member of any political party, so the charge brought against him is entirely economic in nature.

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sentence: the specific charges have not been made public, though under Cuban law, a Cuban citizen or a foreign visitor can be arrested for nearly anything under the claim of "dangerousness."

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sentence: Turkey thus argues that the charge of genocide is designed to besmirch Turkey's honor and impede its progress towards EU accession.

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sentence: much space was devoted in the recommendation precisely to the defence of fundamental rights, with particular attention given to victim protection, prison conditions, prisoners' rights and procedural guarantees, including the right to be told one's rights and to the assistance of an officially appointed lawyer, the right to evidence, the right to be informed of the nature of and the reasons for the charges and to gain access to the relevant documents in an understandable language, the right, then, to an interpreter.

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it is an absurd charge, but absurd charges can curry public support if presented in a slick, well-funded format.


sentence: seemingly invincible for many years, the former dictator's final collapse began in London in October 1998, when Spanish lawyers, Judge Baltasar Garzón of Spain, and Scotland Yard brought charges against him.

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sentence: moreover, the United States has been squandering much of its capacity to promote human rights internationally. in responding to the terrorist attacks on its own soil on September 11, 2001, the US has resorted to such measures as prolonged indefinite detention without charges, trials before military commissions lacking due process safeguards, and cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment of detainees, including torture.

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sentence: despite this, on three occasions I was accused of breaching the law - while the television station was fined for broadcasting reports I had drafted for the European Parliament - on the ridiculous charge that I had created imbalance in my own programme.

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sentence: the right of the accused to be informed of the charge in his or her own language is undoubtedly a fundamental element in the right to a defence, without which no trial can be a fair one.

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sentence: on December 16, Orhan Pamuk, one of Turkey's most famous writers, will enter an Istanbul court to face a charge of "insulting the national identity" after he advocated open discussion of the Turkish genocide of 1.5 million Armenians in 1915 and 1916.

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sentence: we respect the independence of the judiciary in Greece and the cooperation we have thus far been given from the Greek authorities, but when these people have already been in prison for three weeks without charge and now have a further two weeks before charges are brought, I hope you will agree that there is an urgent humanitarian need for an appeal on their behalf and also a need to remind the Greek authorities of their absolute duty under the Convention on Human Rights to bring charges before defendants.

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sentence: Michael Vick, a star quarterback in the US National Football League, served time in prison for running a vicious dog-fighting operation, and arrests of players on charges ranging from illegal possession of drugs and weapons to domestic battery have been a regular occurrence.

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sentence: this serious charge gives Castro the chance to impose excessively severe punishments under Law 88.

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sentence: while Justice Department officials declined to explain the reasoning behind the decision in the Ensign case, Mr. Brand and other ethics lawyers said the department appeared wary of taking on political prosecutions after a number of high-profile setbacks for its public integrity section, including the decision last year to drop the prosecution against former Senator Ted Stevens amid charges of prosecutorial misconduct.

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sentence: we are worried that the police in Bangladesh are hunting for her after a court in Dhaka issued a new warrant for her arrest and for the seizure of her possessions, renewing the charge of blasphemy made in 1994, and we are alarmed that a new reward of FRF 33 000 has been offered.

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sentence: one of Chávez's discredited predecessors was impeached on flimsy charges of malfeasance; Ecuador's Congress declared a disastrous chief executive "mentally incompetent"; in Peru, an autocratic president, after months of domestic and international pressure, was forced into exile.

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sentence: another potent symbol can be found in the charges leveled by economist Joseph Stiglitz at his former employers, the World Bank, and even more importantly, at the IMF - the major transnational organ of the neoclassical doctrine.

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sentence: having practiced long-term detentions without charge, trial, or access to family or counsel; having sexually humiliated and tortured prisoners, some of them to death; and having failed to hold accountable any of the high-level officials responsible for the policies that led to those crimes, the US is now seen as a hypocrite when it calls on other governments not to engage in such abuses.

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sentence: while President Barack Obama has released a few prisoners, notably the Chinese Uighurs, and sent another for a real trial in New York City, he is now, chillingly, signalling that he is about to begin "preventive detention," which would empower him to hold forever an unspecified number of prisoners without charges or trials.

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sentence: Paul Coggins, Mr. Ensign's lead lawyer, said in an interview that he received a phone call from a Justice Department prosecutor on Monday and a follow-up the next day, telling him that the department was not seeking charges against his client.

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sentence: Mr President, I speak on behalf of one of my constituents, John Packwood, a British citizen who has recently been extradited from Spain to Morocco to face charges of drug smuggling in spite of a complete lack of evidence.

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sentence: George Webster, 28, faced the charges during a hearing at the High Court in Glasgow.

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sentence: initially, Blair attempted to force through detention without charge for up to 90 days.

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the BBC faces a prima facie charge of breaching its Royal Charter, specifically in its failure to provide balanced and objective reporting of current affairs.


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today, those who contradicted us stand accused of the infamous charge of contaminating the population.


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sentence: but even before the latest revelations, the Bush administration's assaults on civil liberties were legion, including its imprisonment of hundreds of men without charges at Guantánamo Bay in an effort to evade judicial review of their cases.

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sentence: with regard to prosecution I note, with disappointment, that very often charges against criminals exploiting victims of trafficking - for example for sexual reasons - are very weak, focusing only on the simple exploitation of prostitution instead of on the very real charge, which should be the reduction of victims to slavery conditions.

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sentence: but holding 300 Lebanese and nearly 10,000 Palestinians - all of the first group and many of the second group without charge or trial - has proven to be a major source of irritation to the Arab peoples of the region.

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sentence: nevertheless, he said that in the case of Petr Švácha, who was cleared of the charges and penalized with a fine, the central government can negotiate with the local government in Darjeeling, under the jurisdiction of which the matter belongs.

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sentence: a tweet from Republican Texas Gov. Rick Perry's verified account on Sunday night included a disparaging image of the Democratic district attorney who is at the center of his criminal indictment on charges of abuse of power.

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sentence: there are, moreover, reports that in recent weeks, a significant number of bloggers and political activists have either been charged with criminal offences, such as subverting state power, or have been detained without charge.

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sentence: even though his sister, Yingluck Shinawatra, is now in power, Thaksin is still trying to evade trial in Thai courts on a wide array of financial charges.

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sentence: her lawyers said the court refused to grant her bail over charges of extorting 50 million taka ($729,700) from a businessman when she was PM.

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sentence: Mr. Ensign's lawyers said the Justice Department had "informed us that Senator Ensign is no longer a target of its investigation and that it has no plans to bring any charges against him in this matter."

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sentence: I call on the Iranian authorities to release unconditionally Ms Abdi and Ms Safazadeh and drop all charges against them and their fellow women's rights campaigners.

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furthermore, Cambodia's only independent radio station was closed with the charge of inciting riots.


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sentence: I appeal to all those involved in the conflict to cease forthwith from violence, and I call on the Turkish Government to accept the Kurds "lawfully elected representatives as negotiating partners and to drop the latest charges against them.

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sentence: the charges again rest on electronic files, supposedly found in the defendants "homes.

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sentence: Perry has pleaded not guilty and called the charges a political ploy.

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after Manafort and his minions helped Yanukovych defeat former Prime Minister Yuliya Tymoshenko in the 2010 presidential election, Yanukovych had her imprisoned on trumped-up charges, with help from a legal brief prepared - at Manafort's bidding - by the prominent American law firm Skadden Arps.


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sentence: alas, the government crackdown on Islamic militants is already petering out, as demonstrated by charges being dropped against a prominent Islamic leader.

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sentence: it is the least sensitive charge under the act and there is no suggestion of criminal intent.

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sentence: Mr Cubin maintains that those are trumped-up charges and that no evidence has been produced to substantiate them.

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sentence: thus any use of this regulation to raise charges on domestic payments must be firmly rejected by the European institutions.

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it would make sense, therefore, if the person now appointed to head the European Monetary Institute could later take charge of the European Central Bank.


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a Steering Committee chaired by the Commission (DG IA - External Political Relations) has been in charge of the organization of the architects competition.


sentence: the Article 50 Task Force will be in charge of preparing and conducting the negotiations with the UK, taking account of the framework for its future relationship with the European Union.

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sentence: why did the NATO authorities in charge not have information on the permitted flight altitude in the region?

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sentence: on the initiative of the town of Rochefort and the Centre International de la Mer (International Sea Centre), a maritime cultural centre in the Corderie Royale (Royal Rope Makers), was created at the end of 1992. the Association Hermione-La Fayette was put in charge of piloting the project.

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he previously took charge of AZEK's affairs on a fiduciary basis.


until then, interference from China was covert and subtle, so that the public perception was that Hong Kong's Chief Executive, Tung Chee-hwa, was in charge.


sentence: a technical training course organized on Sylvie Grenier's initiative, coordinator and regional person in charge always very active and effective, was held in Lempdes, near Clermont-Ferrand, supervised by Jean-Pierre PICHEREAU, Expert YWF, 6th dan.


"it was probably a real crossroads," he recalled, of taking charge of Alloa.


chest of drawers made of epoxy coated steel RAL 7035 with 2, 3 drawers.


sentence: if BNFL had such a blue chip record in the field of public health and public safety why do lobsters along some parts of the east coast have levels of contamination 247 times greater than was the case only in 1993?

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sentence: the owner of the club says that the invaders of the farm made   her an unfair competition, since they were selling drinks for three Euros, while in the club worth 10.

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sentence: 14 For behold, they would break out in great numbers, and would fight with stones, and with clubs, or whatsoever thing they could get into their hands, insomuch that we did slay upwards of two thousand of them after they had surrendered themselves prisoners of war.

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sentence: the average Orcish cleaver or club is a big, crude affair much like the Orc on the blunt end of it.

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sentence: option golfs "Escape" is as easy to play as an iron combined with the distance of a wood and forgiving like no other club in the bag.

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sentence: for most of our evolutionary history, human beings - and our primate ancestors - have lived in small groups, in which violence could be inflicted only in an up-close and personal way, by hitting, pushing, strangling, or using a stick or stone as a club.

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sentence: clubs and balls can be hired through our restaurant, as well as in a separate building by the golf course in summer.

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sentence: a method suitable to players from all levels, based on the handling of the golf clubs accordingly to the pendular movement theory and the muscular agility required to facilitate a flowing movement (swing).

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sentence: the club designs and supplies its own products such as articles of outer clothing, sports clothing and footwear, or has them manufactured via its network of approved resellers.

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sentence: - transportation to a nearby sports club where you can use a golf simulator, tennis courts, jacuzzi, and sauna, exercise in the gym or play squash.

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sentence: gallery D 137, Griboyedov club - all these echo the Art-clinic.

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sentence: the concept of a closed, exclusive club is alien to the goal of "an ever closer union among the peoples of Europe" to which the Treaty of Rome commits us.

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sentence: the role of and the way in which sports clubs are organised are important factors in how they negotiate with the European Commission and with the Committee on Culture and Education and the European Parliament.

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sentence: the CoR also supported local club / school partnerships promoting young people's participation in sport outside school hours.

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sentence: "one in three Europeans participate regularly in sporting activities, and there are more than 600 000 sports clubs in the European Union.

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sentence: in my small country alone, for example, two million people - one-quarter of the entire population - are members of sports clubs, which number 14, 000.

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sentence: thanks to the clubs children do not need to spend long hours alone in the afternoon while their parents work longer days than before, there being no let-up in the labour shortage that is beginning to emerge.

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the European Commission has adopted a final decision finding that the recently amended measures in favour of sports clubs in Italy no longer constitute state aid.


sentence: that is why the rapporteur's approach of arousing interest in Europe in areas that citizens are passionate about, for example sports clubs, cultural initiatives and leisure activities, is a very viable one.

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sentence: the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality are unambiguous in indicating that centralised legislation at European level far away from the sports associations, clubs and practitioners would not add any value to sport but, on the contrary, afford it significant disadvantages.

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devices of check of connection of electric meters, Devices for checking the counters of the electric power, Electricity supply meters, Induction single-phase electric meters, Electric meters induction three-phase.


sentence: operating standards are being maintained through extended hours for certain weekday counter services and use of alternative means of government dealings.

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sentence: the second popular explanation of Putin's shift is that he is irrational, and that Russia's foreign policy is merely an extension of the fantasies of a man who stages stunts like leading Siberian white cranes along their migration route in a motorized hang glider.

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sentence: it is the habitat of rare plants and animals like the white-tailed sea eagle, osprey, crane, great bittern, the European pond turtle, beaver or European otter.

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sentence: its emblem, a stylized crane, is recognized almost everywhere as the symbol of the Polish flag carrier.

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sentence: • Any riders who change their wheel (s) or cycle during the race must ensure that they also transfer their chip.

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sentence: this initiative has also encouraged more and more staff members to cycle to work.

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sentence: it would be better to state that you intend to walk or cycle for 30 minutes a day.

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sentence: cycles must be in an acceptable condition, have functioning lights and a correctly fitted ChampionChip timekeeping chip.

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sentence: riders not wearing a helmet or whose cycle does not comply with the organiser's or the UCI / NCF's joint start regulations may be either refused permission to start or not registered as having started.

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sentence: there are not statistical data on the number of bicycles present in this region considering that here everyone uses a bike. it's not a case that this is the land where many cycle champions come from.

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sentence: this will be achieved through encouraging people to walk or cycle for short journeys and offering training to professional drivers.

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sentence: the future of Europe cannot be held hostage by electoral cycles, party politics or short-term wins.

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the consumer's cycle will be the protagonist in the last part of the year due to the increase in the sales figures during the Christmas sales season.


first of all, have the accession states requested these earlier dates?


sentence: the Commission in close cooperation with Member States will draw a technical database, including risk data and risk scenarios, within three years from the date of the adoption of this Directive.

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the expiry date for the implementation of the Transparency Directive by the Member States of the European Community was 20th January 2007.


in case of written agreement changes, a new date of delivery or a new term of delivery shall be agreed on at the same time, if necessary.


sentence: but the Council is obliged to comply with the institutional procedures of the European Union and the consequences of the accession of the Member States on the specific dates set.

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sentence: from time to time we like to distribute via this email list a kind of newsletter to inform you about our work and about dates of the show.

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the proposed date of entry into force is 1 January 2005.


sentence: the date of 31 March in the Commission proposal will be replaced by that of 15 May as the deadline for the communication of the compensation decision by Member States to producers and the Commission.

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sentence: "white days" no new dates at the moment for winter 2011!

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sentence: hence, you don't lose more time till an date of a public auction is settled, because exactly this time costs you expensive money.

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sentence: delay of payment for our services begins, as soon as we furnish a reminder for the payment or require payment within a certain time period or at a certain date, even if this is not expressly termed a reminder.

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a recent meeting of the electoral experts confirmed that all member states had taken legislative or administrative measures to allow the registration of nationals of the new member states to their electoral rolls even before the date of accession.


sentence: in this context, the Council also invited the Commission to come forward with Community rules on products that will allow further reduction of VOCs emissions to be in force before the date of the first review of the proposed directive.

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sentence: based upon the progress made, the Commission proposed that the country be given a date to start negotiations.

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sentence: in case of breach of the delivery date specified for each item in more than 10 days, the buyer may choose to cancel the order and receive the amount paid.

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sentence: the Lithuanian authorities had a target date and they must now set a new date.

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sentence: should you yourself take the initiative to apply for a position with Deutsche Börse aside from situations vacant, we would advise you to calculate a lead time of around three months before the date you would like to start work.

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sentence: I also call for individual countries to be given possible target dates.

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sentence: I believe that the timetable to be approved by the Council of Ministers next week will set very precise dates for the new Member States to join Schengen.

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sentence: with dispatch with delivery date we consider the average dispatch time of the post office.

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sentence: I urge that there should be an EU-wide referendum on the Constitution on the same day in all the Member States; the date I would suggest is 8 May 2005.

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sentence: seconds since the Unix Epoch, similar to the values returned by time () and used by date ().

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sentence: please use the form below by entering the number of persons per room and your travel dates.

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sentence: while I understand the concerns of the Parliament, the date proposed will not give us enough time to gain experience with the programme.

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sentence: in terms of Cyprus, I would like a clear statement that neither the Commission nor the Council intends to set a date for the opening of negotiations.

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sentence: however, I would not like to see the new date being used as an excuse for having a long, drawn-out IGC from autumn 2003 to May 2004.

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Parliament would like a clear date for action on this.


it is best to agree the date and time of the handover personally with your MEPLAN project manager.


sentence: it agreed to hold an extra meeting on a date yet to be set before the European Council on 13 and 14 December in order to reach an agreement that would enable negotiations with the European Parliament to start with the aim of approving the texts before the end of the year.

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within the framework programme there are given dates for what you can apply, etc.


a specific date must be set for the signing of a final commitment.


times, dates and deadlines set for delivery shall be deemed to have been duly respected, if and when the goods were dispatched on time.


sentence: under the new agreement, Member States will receive the names, addresses, tax identification numbers and dates of birth of their residents with accounts in Andorra, as well as other financial and account balance information.

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sentence: that date has been set by the Commission with the agreement of the Spanish authorities and Minas de Almadén in order to leave enough time to reorganise and restructure that company, and I think it deserves all of our support.

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sentence: - the evaluation report on the implementation of the programmes should be available on time and preferably before the scheduled date in 2005.

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sentence: "Poland has set 2003 as a target date for accession" Mr Verheugen said.

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sentence: the Summit will set a date for the next round of negotiations for the new EU-Russia Agreement, for which the mandate was adopted by the EU Council of Ministers on 26 May 2008.

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should you change your itinerary or dates of travel, this may affect the fare required to be paid.


sentence: so in supporting a favourable opinion on the application of summer-time and harmonization of the date, I once again invite the Commission and the Council to draw up a detailed report on the consequences of the application of summer-time, by consulting representatives of interested sectors and national experts in the Member States, to bear in mind the principle of subsidiarity and the responsibility of each Member State, and to take greater account of the opinion of Parliament as the opinion of a freely elected assembly and the expression of the will of the European people.

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sentence: on the other hand, it should also be remembered that this date is in some way subordinate to the security of energy supply that the European Union needs, as this is a factor that the European Commission will undoubtedly take into account when formulating new proposals.

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sentence: under the new EU-Swiss agreement, Member States will receive, on an annual basis, the names, addresses, tax identification numbers and dates of birth of their residents with accounts in Switzerland, as well as other financial and account balance information.

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sentence: some countries plan to open up their national markets fully to competition well ahead of the 2009 target date set by the Postal Directive.

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sentence: prima - Moda Tessuto steps into the spotlight in advance with the respect to the traditional fair dates, allowing the companies extra time to plan their work on the new collections.

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as the European Union indicated in its declaration of 20 April, establishment of the Commission makes it possible to plan the date of the general elections.


please specify your date of departure. formato data non valido.


sentence: if subsequent alterations to the contract are agreed, a new delivery date or a delivery period shall be agreed where necessary.

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sentence: please contact us if you would like further information on tailored modules, dates and / or fees.

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sentence: if you would like to post an event as part of the German-Israeli Year of Science and Technology 2008, please enter the relevant details of the event including title, date, place and contact information.

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sentence: Ankara is reiterating its desire to establish in December a date for the start of accession negotiations, but clearly, however much good will it may have, the European Council cannot set dates for the start of negotiations until the Copenhagen criteria have been fully complied with.

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sentence: secondly, on the European search and capture order, as you will see in the 2001 work programme, we shall have very concrete dates and deadlines for the Commission to present its proposals.

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sentence: I consider it too early at present to give a final answer regarding the decision which may be made at the Copenhagen Summit, but let me stress that in order to obtain a date Turkey must fulfil the conditions just like every other candidate country.

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sentence: with ten more days to go before the 25 July date for the transposition of the new Framework Directive for electronic communications networks and services, Commissioners Liikanen and Monti will tomorrow host a workshop in Brussels.

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sentence: the date on which the Commission must adopt the convergence report is determined, firstly, by when the Member State presents its request - the Commission cannot decide when a Member State is to present that request - and, secondly, by when the Commission has the reliable and rigorous data that it needs in order to carry out an appropriate, rigorous and accurate assessment of whether or not the convergence criteria have been fulfilled.

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sentence: the recital indicated specifically that the decision should be taken on the basis of requests from the acceding states for derogations, which would not in principle extend beyond the dates mentioned.

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the agreed delivery dates shall be deemed to be met upon notification of readiness for delivery, even if the items or services could not be delivered or performed in due time for reasons we are not responsible for.


sentence: the Regulation does not affect the current EU total ban on the feeding of meat and bone meal to farmed animals, which is a separate issue and remains in force without any date set to terminate it.

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moreover, the EU must make clear that accession ultimately will be based on merit, and that target dates are aspirational, not binding.


sentence: today, just three months before the departure date, this deeply deceitful démarche has disintegrated before May's eyes - as well it should.

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sentence: all cancellations made less than 2 days before the date the activity is to run, cannot be refunded.


sentence: nevertheless, children born more than 8 weeks prior to the due date and those weighing under 1500 grams are still at significant risk of not surviving the first days or weeks or be affected later in life.

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sentence: I believe it would be a right and proper endorsement if we were able to send a signal to the new Turkish Government that if it fulfils the Copenhagen criteria of democratic values deeply entrenched and implemented in law, then perhaps the date of June 2004 would be appropriate for negotiations.

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we confirmed the 2012 target date for the establishment of the Common European Asylum System.


sentence: all oral tests will take place in Brussels at a later date.

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by that same date, they must submit their draft budgetary plan to the Commission and to the Eurogroup.


sentence: hence our urgent appeal in favour of the introduction of a social scoreboard, similar to the one already in use in the internal market, which details specific measures, expiry dates and deadlines.

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sentence: (SK) A year ago it still looked like the date for the enlargement of the Schengen area would be postponed until 2009.

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moreover, the Council would point out that, until now, there has been no formal confirmation of the date on which the current accession negotiations with the applicant countries will be brought to a close.


sentence: concerning the start-date of the negotiations, we trust the wisdom of the European Council, of the Prime Ministers and Presidents to make the political judgement with regard to when in 2005 they deem it appropriate to start the accession negotiations.


sentence: you are organising a beach tennis tournament and would like to contact the DBTV regarding dates and information about the event?

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sentence: a date has been set for elections, and it must be kept to; the electoral commission must start preparing for them now, and that means, above all else, making sure that the electoral register is correct.

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sentence: therefore, the approximate number of books to be published and edited every year, as well as the expected delivery date, are known beforehand by the contracting authority.

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sentence: on this page you will find the current dates, fees, course details, and general course information.

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sentence: for jobs that are repeated automatically, you can set Restrictions on future start dates.

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the date of its first meeting will probably be fixed at the Association Council with Morocco in November.


this venue will be completed and inaugurated in the anniversary year, with the official date set for the last weekend in September, on 27 and 28 September.


sentence: for this reason I consider that the Council should bring every necessary pressure to bear on the Cambodian authorities to revive the 1991 Paris Accords, and I am also convinced that the Commission must take on the task of ensuring that the election date of May 1998 is respected, which, we all hope, should bring this tragic situation to an end.

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if you would like an alternative date to this, additional costs will be payable.


sentence: contact us to arrange a date for a visit without any obligations.

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sentence: (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 stocks May be negative if stock price rises to Rs 25 on the settlement date.

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