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Theory suggests that they would be more strongly affected.
Indeed, this week I am more strongly than ever in favour of Parliament having a stronger influence over the Commission.
Again it is the case of the smaller economy being more strongly affected.
Tolerance- or to put it more strongly- a robust appreciation of the value of pluralism and diversity in our society.
It is also important that societal stakeholders are more strongly represented.
Folk også translate
Also today, I call you to live my messages even more strongly in humility and love so that the Holy Spirit may fill you with His grace and strength.
Stress When a word has two or more vowels,one vowel is pronounced more strongly than the others.
In O. senegalensis the difference between the sexes is more strongly marked, and this is best seen when the proper segment is cleaned and viewed as a transparent object.
So we ask you to drop deeper and deeper into your bodies andallow yourselves to connect more strongly to Spirit.
After touring it, I feel more strongly about saying that;
Therefore, I would like to put to the Commissioner two particular points andhope he can respond more strongly than he did before.
The greater the mobility of students and others, the more strongly this'glue' will be able to hold the European project together.
I would like to ask the Commission to support, in particular,those amendments in Mrs Read's report in which we formulated this more strongly, and to my mind more clearly.
That is why, arguably, the winds of Europe are blowing more strongly, intensely and vigorously in Riga than in Rome, Paris or London.
They were more strongly affected by the recession than was the U.S. It was a case of the old saying that,"When the U.S. comes down with a cold, the rest of the world experiences pneumonia.
In addition, this behavior of the mother may even more strongly encourage him or even offend him.
To do this we must focus more strongly than ever on activation instruments which help people to become more employable, rather than passive policies.
The lessening of time creates a sense of urgency to love more strongly and cherish things more closely.
Since it is supposed to act several times more strongly and on the other side to have even fewer side effects, the peptide isHGH fragment 176-191, mostly written HGH fragment 176-191.
To that end, it is also important- for example,in our analyses of what is needed- to focus more strongly on what we should be doing.
I would like to draw attention to one question- perhaps more strongly than we have so far done today: it is in the interest of Europe's citizens to have more jobs.
SHIFTS A shift occurs in the final couplet when the narrator points out that the effect of getting older is that one must love the time he has more strongly, and cherish the little things.
A candidate who is very firm on a stance is matched more strongly to that stance than a candidate who's voting record or past actions do not match that stance.
We could have taken a much more vigorous and definite approach since this was after all an affair in which Parliament has finally showna bit of muscle, which could have been reflected more strongly in this resolution.
That is, the distribution of light should be reversed- more and more strongly illuminated portion to a certain boundary.
Our opinion is that small andmediumsized companies are particularly important from the point of view of employment- incidentally this is surely a subject for the employment summit next week- and that in this context they must be encouraged more strongly.
Truth is not yet surging into your mainstream information outlets, butit is seeping ever more strongly now that the finger is out of the dike, so to say.
I would ask the municipality to send the municipal police more often and more strongly placed discreetly at this point eg to paint with bright yellow piece of road corresponding to the parking.
We are not so concerned about Parliament intervening in the executive, but rather that the Council is intervening much more strongly in the executive authority of the Commission, and in an unacceptable way.
In this connection, I would like the EU to emphasise more strongly that without literacy there can be no democracy, nor can there be democracy without respect for women's rights.