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Take that kid to states.
This is a major handicap to states that have resolved to start to rebuild their economies after conflicts.
That overtake got me through to States.
Homer go to states with squad?
He asked your sister to take something to States.
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Top five all go to states, where we belong.
However, there are clauses in the settlement, allowing refund orreduction of payments to states under certain conditions.
This also applies to states that are quite well off.
He asked your sister to take something to States. A friend.
It shall provide technical assistance to States applying for accession as regards the implementation of Community legislation in the field of maritime safety.
He asked your sister to take something to States. A friend.
Our proximity to states that do not apply the same policies we do in this respect encourages a traffic that has spread far beyond our urban centres and affects the entire territory.
Resets the delegation states of all the features to states set at the parent level.
I would also like to know if you intend to raise the issue, at the G20,of the conditionality of the money that the IMF lends to states.
The second type of action is strategic in nature and amounts to making an offer to states that were formerly part of the Soviet Union.
Therefore, if tobacco insurers winner this first dispute,it could mean as much as 1,1 billions of dollars are drawn from 2013s oppgjorsbidrag to states.
We should stop extraditing people to states that are unsafe for them, refusing to reunite families or refusing to recognise persecution on the basis of intolerance or sex discrimination.
Listed below is a helpful reference to differentiate between some powers reserved to states and the federal government.
Thirdly, the IMF will lend money to states under much softer rules than hitherto and it will not press for loans to be made conditional on the drafting of realistic measures to solve the economic problems of the borrower.
In consequence, as far as is possible- which is mainly in border areas- drivers naturally flee to states where the penalties are lower.
On the other hand, however, it is important to ensure fair transparency in aid distribution andguarantee more resources to states that actually need them.
Thirdly, we must set up a very effective andquick mine-clearing service which would be available on request to states that are not capable, i.e. for reasons of cost or lack of expertise, of dealing with such a problem on their own.
This was already the case with the previous ALA Regulation(443/92),which mentioned that recipients of aid and partners in co-operation may include other entities in addition to States and regions.
Consequently, although it will theoretically be possible in the future to apply infringement procedures to States that are not making preparations, we do not currently believe it to be necessary or even desirable.
Paragraphs 80 to 95 provide guidance to States and RFMOs as to the key elements that must be taken into account when adopting measures to tackle destructive fishing practices that threaten vulnerable marine ecosystems.
Voluntary corporate social responsibility is a good thing but the primary role in promoting andprotecting human rights belongs to states and international organisations.
Only take place to States with appropriate facilities that meet accepted norms and standards of the Member State of origin and, in the case of material within the meaning of Article 197 of the Treaty, are under adequate safeguards.
It is a fact that the very broad definition of the concept‘service',coupled with the country of origin principle, will lead to drastic changes to states'- and in some cases federal states'- powers and responsibilities.
How could it not call on the European Council andthe Commission to send a solemn warning to states that subscribe to this aggressive logic, and even voice it, since history has taught us all too often that actions are unfortunately never far behind such remarks?