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Shall I begin to enumerate all of them?
All disease is difficult to enumerate.
Shall I begin to enumerate all of them?
To enumerate them all does not make sense within the framework of one article.
Online games for boys to enumerate all the shooting is difficult.
To enumerate a few, we have made a list of the chief features of this program for your handy information.
Domestic insects are so diverse that there is not enough fingers to enumerate even their main representatives.
It is possible to enumerate the exclusive models andTo be surprised at them.
There are a lot of good reasons why some women like me prefer older men, andI am going to enumerate some of them here.
To enumerate a few, we have listed a few of the iMyFone Umate Pro's chief features, for your useful information.
He stressed the significance of the part played by subcontractors and went on to enumerate various factors that should be taken into account.
It is of course possible to enumerate a large number of issues where fairly great deficiencies remain, as Mrs Madeira has just done.
In my contribution to this debate, I should like to focus on the work that Mr Jarzembowski has done and to enumerate the conditions in which liberalisation can truly succeed.
I would like to enumerate a few perspectives that must in any event be taken into consideration in the regulation and its implementation.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I would like,very briefly, to discuss the process by which the White Paper came into being and to enumerate a number of facts that illustrate why a White Paper on youth policy is absolutely necessary.
It is impossible to enumerate all Kautsky's various absurdities, since every phrase he utters is a bottomless pit of apostasy.
After he got over his surprise at being, you know, turned down, he concluded he would had a narrow escape from marrying an irrational person. Although, he did make a note to himself that the next time he proposed,it was perhaps not necessary to enumerate all of the women he had auditioned for the part.
Tommy- you know, when you decided to enumerate the vast litany of your transgressions against our marriage, there are a lot of things I could have said, but I didn'T.
I do not intend to enumerate all the improvements which the new rules will bring about compared with the present regulation, but we can focus our attention very briefly on three issues.
It is probably worthwhile considering all the cases of labour relations that are likely to tie an individual to a company, to enumerate every type of salary, allowance or related payment or to list all cases of formal or informal insolvency, but we feel that these provisions must be referred to the legislation of the Member States.
Allow me to enumerate briefly the main points which I identified in drafting the opinion of the Committee on Fisheries and which were explicitly and emphatically reaffirmed by the future Commissioner from Latvia, Mrs Sandra Kalniete, at her hearing.
It is expedient to define the export price and to enumerate the adjustments which are to be made in those cases where a reconstruction of this price from the first open-market price is deemed necessary.
I do not have the time to enumerate all the tenets of this credo, but the liberalisation of credit and these stacks of loans are obviously the consequence of blind faith in the invisible hand and perhaps even in the inevitability of progress.
Being asked in question 4 to enumerate fields where the subnational levels should have stronger competencies, the following answers were given: in general, most of the interviewed persons seem to be satisfied with voivodship competencies.
An exercise should perhaps be conducted in order to enumerate the number of occasions that is taking place with those Member States or with others to demonstrate that regional government can play a role in the European to bring our decisions closer to the citizen and to improve our decision-making.
Over and above individual achievements, which it would be all too easy to enumerate, I believe that the most politically significant aspect of the Prodi Commission's record is actually in the conception of the Commission's role: it has been seen not as a bureaucratic body, but as a political body, which has given impetus and vigour to the entire European process.