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During testing, each cache bank is exercised.
Patience is exercised by those mortals whose time units are short;
Under the Constitution, legislative power is exercised by Parliament.
Political oversight is exercised by a House of Commons committee, which has full access to documentation.
It comes into play in any number of tricks and is exercised constantly.
At federal level, legislative power is exercised by the head of state and the two elected houses of parliament.
Mutual dependence is a good thing for Russia and the EU,as long as it is exercised in the right way.
In this area, democratic control is exercised primarily by way of the Budget procedure.
The definition of an employee shall be determined by the national law of the Member State where the employment is exercised.
It is set in a school,where domain is exercised on a student, and you can do what you want.
In this context, the Commission's sole right of initiative, and the way in which it is exercised, increase the obscurity.
The fact that a technocracy is exercised with the tacit agreement of a parliamentary assembly does not change the nature of that technocracy.
Alone, therefore, it is not yet come to protest actions and not only for me,incomprehensible manner, is exercised noble restraint.
It is an outrage that democratic control is exercised by Council officials in these matters.
Legislative power is exercised by parliament(the Vouli) and the president of the republic, who approves and promulgates the laws.
Later, that TV evolved into a Monument for the Excluded,a work of art through which Auer reflects on her experiences in power and how it is exercised.
This right is exercised by taking the long term into account, especially where rhythms inherent to humanity and nature are concerned, in collective choices.
Governance refers to the rules, processes, and behaviour by which interests are articulated, resources are managed,and power is exercised in society.
In societies such as ours, this function is exercised primarily in the national context but, naturally, without prejudice to the ability to appeal at European level, which we have.
Recognising the right of access to short extracts also marks real progress for broadcasting bodies, including pan-European ones,provided that this right is exercised reasonably.
As part of the work to protect intellectual property rights, control is exercised not only when goods arrive in the customs territory, but also in the future- on the domestic market.
The Treaty on European Union(') and the Treaties establishing the three European Communities contain a number of provisions dealing with the role of the Council Presidency and the conditions in which it is exercised.
The highest decision-making power in Biotie is exercised by the Company's shareholders at General Meetings, in which the shareholders may exercise their right to speak, ask questions and vote.
These connecting factors are set in view of the increasing mobility of citizens and in order to ensure that a genuineconnecting factor exists between the spouses and the Member State in which jurisdiction is exercised.
Although the EIB is one of the Community's institutions, its power is exercised internally according to intergovernmental rules, which means that the Member States are the most influential shareholders.
Article 2(2) of the Århus Convention definespublic authorities in a broad way, the basic concept being that wherever public authority is exercised, there should be rights for individuals and their organisations.
The basic idea is that wherever public authority is exercised-parliaments and courts are exempted to the extent they act in their legislative or judicial capacity- there should be rights under the Convention for individuals and their organisations.
We also know that, in the negotiations,there is already a right of scrutiny regarding emerging economies, and that this is exercised more and more through the emissions inventory, through the report on the measures taken.
The Committee therefore endorses the proposal's definition of the"right to travel" as"the right to cross internal Community borders and to remain in the territory of a Member State for a short stay, or to travel onward, without the person concerned being required to obtain a visa from the Member State orStates in whose territory the right is exercised.
We should remember that we have evidence to suggest that if conservation measures are properly carried out and control is exercised we can increase the take for European fishermen by something like EUR 5,000 million worth of product a year.