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In fact, there is a real easy fat loss?
I was issued a visa and needed insurance, but upon talking with friends who travel a lot understand what is a jackdaw,maybe there is a real working company….
There is a real friendly atmosphere and a since of being at home here.
In 33 countries,especially those with fragile States, there is a real and present danger of social and political unrest because people are hungry.
There is a real friendly atmosphere and a since of being at home here.
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It is ethical to disclose confidential information when the patient consents to it or when there is a real and imminent threat of harm to the patient or to others and this threat.
There is a real friendly atmosphere and a sense of being at home here.
According to the resolution on the human rights situation in the Islamic Republic of Iran, there is a real political will to establish a more tolerant and more peaceful society in that country.
If there is a real dynamic leading to the conflict settlement, the EU will play a bigger role.
It is true that neither can be got in an effective way unless the whole being is turned towards it- unless there is a real and very serious spirit and dynamic reality of sadhana.
But if they do not, but there is a real, and, in urgent need of them, you just do your best to buy them.
In addition, the Committee recommends that electrical discharge weapons should be used exclusively in extreme limited situations where there is a real and immediate threat to life or risk of serious injury, as a substitute for lethal weapons.
In our view, there is a real and clear need for this debate and for action at the national and local levels.
We- recruiters- are in the grip of circumstances: on the one hand therequirements of the customer, on the other- there is a real good candidates, which you can not imagine just because this young girl without children.
There is a real need for good monitoring approaches to be in place and for measurements against baselines established at the outset of the project or programme.
Based on the aforementioned,Police of the Republic of Armenia is stating that there is a real and immediate threat of sharp escalation of tensions which may lead to unpredictable consequences.
Where there is a real and confirmed hazard, the obligation to protect the right to occupational health requires States to prohibit production, sale and use of these substances.
Whether it be done in relation to GEF or as part of TFAP on Capacity 21, for example, there is a real and urgent need to define and create special financial facilities for sustainable mountain development.
In such cases, there is a real rather than a potential problem of affordability- in contrast to the general data above, where owner-occupiers were also included.
Here, the Court clearly illustrated the standard of urgencyrequired for it to indicate provisional measures: where there is a real and imminent risk that irreparable prejudice might be caused to the rights in dispute before the Court had given its final decision.
As this risk is high and there is a real life-threatening danger, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia offers Zaza Saralidze a special protection program intended for witnesses",- reads the statement.
Worth a look, and such museums as the Museum of the artist Joseph Mane-Katz Museum in Haifa city, the Museum of illegal immigration, the National Maritime Museum, Music Museum,"Tikotin"- museum of Japanese folk art,where there is a real"rock garden", respectively, made in Japanese style.
Chile has suggested that the Security Council should act in cases where there is a real or potential risk of mass and systematic violations to which the international community has reacted strongly and when earlier mechanisms or bodies trying to resolve the problem have been exhausted.
The Court accepted that Article 40.3.3 of the Irish Constitution, as interpreted by the Supreme Court in another case, the"X Case",provides that it is lawful to terminate a pregnancy in Ireland if it is established as a matter of probability that there is a real and substantial risk to the life, as distinct from the health, of the mother which can only be avoided by a termination of the pregnancy.
This provision also applies when there is a real or certain threat to physical freedom or when the manner or conditions of detention or the place in which a person is being held endanger his or her physical, mental or moral integrity or infringe his or her right to defence.
The State party should ensure that electrical discharge weapons are usedexclusively in extreme and limited situations where there is a real and immediate threat to life or risk of serious injury, as a substitute for lethal weapons, and by trained law enforcement personnel only.
The State party should ensure that the regulations concerning the use of electrical discharge weapons are modified so that they are not part of the standard equipment for prison staff and can be used exclusively in extreme andlimited situations where there is a real and immediate threat to life or risk of serious injury, as a substitute for lethal weapons and by trained law enforcement personnel only.
The State party should ensure that the use of electrical discharge weapons is exclusively limited to extreme situations-- where there is a real and immediate threat to life or risk of serious injury-- and that these weapons are used only by trained law enforcement personnel as a substitute for lethal weapons.
The adoption of the report is never easy, and I think that this is a reflection of the fact that after so long a period of paralysis andimpasse in the Conference on Disarmament there is a real and growing sense that the status quo is no longer acceptable, and, as you said, it is important that this be reflected in the report.
The State party should ensure that electrical discharge weapons are used exclusively in extreme andlimited situations- where there is a real and immediate threat to life or risk of serious injury- as a substitute for lethal weapons and by trained law enforcement personnel only.