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We will not accept aggressive measures which would lead to its destruction.
Among misdemeanours which would lead schools to contact parents, persistent misbehaviour was the commonest.
Note: Isocratic elution has to be performed to avoid increasing baseline, which would lead to higher LODs.
We condemn these amendments, which would lead to what I would also call a nonsense in industrial terms.
The monopoly of postal services would cause them to ossify andlose volume which would lead to losses of jobs.
Of course it had to be Germany which would lead this legal madhouse and begin the onslaught on our freedoms, especially Freedom of Speech.
Meeting the legal andaccuracy requirements would give them access to a wider customer base which would lead to increased sales.
Decisions on a case-by-case basis, which would lead to a'Gouvernement des juges', where the two legislative bodies of the European Union are left aside, are not acceptable.
Borda was sent there and studied classics, science, mathematics, and metaphysics,following a course which would lead to an career in the army.
We are concerned that it could lead to over-regulation, which would lead to fear of over-regulation by the operators,which could in turn hamper investment.
Without the export subsidies some of the surpluses would remain on the EU internal market, which would lead to a further price decrease.
This Forestry Action Programme could involve a series of measures which would lead to the extension of the forest area and improvements in the utility derived from existing forests.
The Commission would rather see good agricultural andforestry practices as part of the circumstances which would lead to an attenuation of liability.
He embarked on a university course which would lead directly to a doctorate, rather than the somewhat lower level course which would lead to a qualification as a school teacher.
Rivest announced that such a one-way function would be found which would lead to the creation of a public key cryptosystem.
Bhabha and Harish-Chandra's teacher, K S Krishnan at Allahabad University,recommended him to Dirac for research work at Cambridge which would lead to Ph.D. degree.
You could more easily become dehydrated which would lead to symptoms of preterm labor.
A depletion of the CO2 in the atmosphere to sufficiently low levels andthe subsequent reduced greenhouse effect could account for a cooling which would lead to the glaciation.
He was the first to give some examples which would lead to marked progress in the subject.
Recently, studies have been published showing that merely solving the water problem could even make the situation as a whole worse if it causes population growth to accelerate, which would lead to food shortages.
Above all it is necessary to optimize existing local facilities, which would lead to a greater improvement in regions suffering from water shortages.
Negotiations concerning similar commitments are underway with the South Korean car manufacturers, which would lead to almost one hundred percent coverage.
I shall cite in particular the question of international investments, which would lead to a second attempt to establish the ghastly Multilateral Agreement on Investment MAI.
Oswald Teichmüller and Ludwig Schmid were also members of the seminar, andSchmid collaborated with Witt on ideas which would lead to the Witt vector calculus.
These parties alleged that the USA was not an appropriate choice because of its high gas costs which would lead to distorted urea prices, its different level of economic development compared to Belarus and the Ukraine, and differences in market size.
What is more, in several Member States, the authority responsible for supervising such institutions is different from the one in charge of supervising the system itself, which would lead to an artificial division of powers and create confusion.
For this reason also I welcome one of the core elements in the White Paper on food safety which would lead to the setting up of a new European Food Safety Agency.
But the theoreticians of inflation themselves shrink before this consistent application of their theory, which would lead from creeping to galloping inflation.
To guarantee success, it is important not to bring in a whole ream of new commercial businesses, which would lead to bad connections and variable pricing.
The aim of the EU's agricultural policy is to grant farmers greater freedom to produce what the market demands, which would lead to production being adapted to the consumer.