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There are no depths to the atrocities which may be committed.
Such amounts may be committed up to 31 December of the following financial year;
I look at them, and the only thought which comes to me is a feeling of their isolation andof the impunity with which crime may be committed there.
No crime may be committed in God's name,'since God is not the God of disorder but of peace'.
Credit of commitment- the maximum limit of expenditure that may be committed, during the budgetary year, within the approved limits;
No expenditure may be committed or authorised in excess of the appropriations authorised by the budget.
It must relate in particular to the sound management and the effectiveness of checks andthe prevention of irregularities and fraud which may be committed to the detriment of the EAGGF.
The appropriations entered in the budget may be committed with effect from 1 January, once the budget has become definitive.
Such amounts may then be committed up to 31 March of the following year, with the exception of the non-differentiated appropriations related to building projects which may be committed up to 31 December of the following financial year;
No expenditure may be committed or authorized in excess of the authorized appropriations, without prejudice to Article 22.';
As from 15 November,routine management expenditure for the EAGGF Guarantee Section may be committed in advance against the appropriations provided for the following financial year.
No crime may be committed in God's name,“since God is not the God of disorder but of peace”(1 Cor 14:33).
Without prejudice to Article 17, no expenditure may be committed or authorised in excess of the authorised appropriations.
No crime may be committed in God's name, since God is not the God of disorder but of peace(1 Cor. 14:33).
As from 15 November,routine management expenditure for the EAGF may be committed in advance against the appropriations provided for the following financial year.
No crime may be committed in God's name,“since God is not the God of disorder but of peace”(1 Cor 14:33).
As from 15 November of each year, routine administrative expenditure may be committed in advance against the appropriations provided for the following financial year.
These crimes may be committed anywhere else in the world, but that is absolutely not the case in the European Union.
As of 15 October of the financial year, routine administrative expenditure androutine management expenditure for the EAGF may be committed in advance against the appropriations provided for the following financial year.
The appropriations entered in the budget may be committed with effect from 1 January, once the budget has been finally adopted, save as otherwise provided in Title I and Title VI of part two.
This, however, does not impede the Republic of Moldova to make use of all its means to defend itself militarily against any aggressor andto prevent any act that is incompatible with its neutrality, which may be committed by the belligerents on its territory.
Common to each category of crime is that they may be committed on a mass-scale and with a great geographical distance between the criminal act and its effects.
The measures referred to under points(b) and(c) shall be determined by the competent authorities of the Member State in accordance with criteria laid down in accordance with the procedure providedfor in Article 5, having due regard to the risk of further irregularities that may be committed by the operator.
Graduates of Microelectronics and nanotechnologies specialty may be committed in enterprises, companies and scientific centers of production, design, research, in positions that involve the following activities.
In our current context, religious leaders have the particular responsibility to educate their faithful in a spirit which is respectful of the convictions of those belonging to other religious traditions. Attempts to justify criminal acts with religiousslogans are altogether unacceptable. No crime may be committed in God's name,“since God is not the God of disorder but of peace”(1 Cor 14:33).
The amounts referred to in points(a) and(b)may be carried over only to the following financial year and may be committed up to 31 December, with the exception of the internal assigned revenue from lettings and the sale of buildings and land referred to in point(g) of Article 20(3) which may be carried over until it is fully used.
Nor does it per se exclude the possibility that acts listed in Article 12 of the Qualification Directive have been or might be committed.
During the deployment of a joint operation, pilot project, rapid border intervention, return operation or return intervention,members of the teams shall be treated in the same way as officials of the host Member State with regard to any criminal offences that might be committed against them or by them.
As emphasised by Europol,"although only a small contingent of returning fighters might be committed to carrying out attacks in the EU, individuals who have travelled to conflict zones will continue to pose a heightened threat to all EU Member States.
During the deployment of an asylum support team or experts from the asylum intervention pool,those experts shall be treated in the same way as officials of the host Member State with regard to any criminal offences that might be committed against them or by them.