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It began in 1410, when a number of noblemen convened with the.
The ensuing girl talk will lead to the topic of love. Throughout history in all places, when a number of women gather.
It all began in 1410, when a number of noblemen convened.
When a number of governments suggested that entire expenditure blocks should be written out of the Stability Pact, the criticism sounded exactly as it sounds now, now that it has not come to pass.
This is the kind of situation that arises when a number of other Member States neglect their duties.
In the late 1990s, when a number of build-up printed circuit board solutions were proposed, the build-up printed circuit boards were officially and largely put into practical use until now.
Some of those earliest banking institutions were still around in 1992, when a number of local banks to create Sparkbanken Sverige, or“Savings Bank Sweden.
When a number of countries in Central and Eastern Europe acceded to the European Union on the day of its great enlargement on 1 May 2004, the division of Europe by the Iron Curtain was finally brought to an end.
I studied physics at a time when a number of fascinating persons were there together.
View the Common Triplets and Consecutive Triplets Number Patterns This can be used to identify average gaps between when a number is drawn to predict if it is due or overdue.
I believe that we have sufficient knowledge when a number of the recognised committees say that these products are dangerous and involve risks.
Mr President, I did indeed intend starting with the difficult legacy of this dossier,which goes back to the early nineties when a number of proposals for directives on atypical work were submitted.
I also do not appreciate that idea that when a number of people comment on the same topic, they are immediately disregarded by some as a so-called collective effort, rather than recognized as a large group of concerned citizens.
Freedom of the press, acknowledged as one of the important achievements of Indonesia, appearedto come under pressure in 2003 when a number of legal suits were filed based on criminal ratherthan on press law.
When a number of us paid a visit to Moscow recently we were surprised to find a number of the NGOs and, since my return, the World Health Organisation saying that they are not really sure that food aid is what is required in Russia at the present time: maybe in one or two of the regions but not necessarily general food aid.
The development path reached its peak in 2004, when a number of Central and Eastern European countries joined the Union.
Specifies the phone numbers to dial. You can supply multiple numbers here,simply click on"Add". You can arrange the order the numbers are tried by using the arrow buttons. When a number is busy or fails, kppp will try the next number and so on.
In Europe, we talk each other into the doldrums when a number of things go wrong, but we forget that they also present us with opportunities.
The main advantage of mobile air conditionersis the ability to move, which is especially valuable if the funds for the equipment of all rooms in a house in the climatic technology is not enough, or when a number of technical reasons for the installation of other types of air conditioners is not possible.
In such a case, foreclosure may, however, occur for potential entrants when a number of major suppliers enter into single branding contracts with a significant number of buyers on the relevant market cumulative effect situation.
In 2005, at the same time as thousands of hectares of forest were being destroyed by fire,with the loss of human life, and when a number of parts of southern European were stricken by drought, a number of countries of Central Europe were afflicted by devastating floods.
I am reminded of the situation that pertained after the attacks of 11 September 2001, when a number of proposals for the harmonisation of justice and home affairs, which had been kicking around for years, were repackaged as anti-terrorism measures and, in the febrile atmosphere that followed those terrible attacks, nobody wanted to be seen voting against.
In such a case, foreclosure could only occur for potential entrants,which may not be able to secure supplies when a number of major buyers all enter into exclusive supply contracts with the majority of suppliers on the market.
At the present time when the European Union is involved in a series of negotiations,most importantly with Columbia, and when a number of people- including a candidate from our political family as well as other candidates- are in the hands of terrorists, we feel that it would not be advisable for Parliament to extend lists which will not have any positive effect and which, on the contrary, will impact negatively on the negotiations.
Benchmarking can help the Member States to make decisions in order to develop a sound anddecent social protection system, particularly now when a number of factors are placing increasing pressure on the system, such as the growth in the number of people of retirement age and the number of one-person households.
The wish I would express is that next year,which is a key year, since 1999 was the year when a number of Structural Fund programmes were concluded, your action should be more concerned with the Member States, in order to get the idea across to the public that the administration of Community funds is an important issue about which we feel very strongly, and one which is of concern also- I shall not say primarily, but also to our national administrations, our Member States.
We remain convinced, on the basis of our extensive consultationswith other Member States, including at the level of Heads of Government over the last week when a number of Heads of Government came to London and there was a range of bilateral contact beyond London, that these proposals remain the best and only basis for agreement within the Council and subsequent discussion with Parliament.
It is premature to talk about removing visa requirements for people from Romania and Bulgaria when a number of western European countries are already receiving considerable numbers of asylum-seekers from those countries, some of them with very genuine complaints.
The Committee is surprised that the Commission envisages strengthening its cooperation only with the Member States, when a number of applicant countries are certainly lagging behind in this field and should immediately start to redress this situation, which arouses concern for the safety of their populations.