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In the book it is pointed out that the normal reaction is severe vomiting.
so do not get into a huff when it is pointed out to you.
It is pointed out that the Commission submitted its initial proposal in 1993.
Cosmetic surgery is often criticized, it is pointed out the risks and pleaded for natural beauty.
It is pointed out that these services should be treated as an exception to market principles.
On the issue of doping, I have a very specific question: time and again, when doping cases occur, it is pointed out that the athletes were not clear about the content of the products.
It is pointed out also that three years' nuclear fuel supply is already stocked in Europe.
together with both amendments, in which it is pointed out that we invite the Council to put forward a new draft text.
It is pointed out that, in 1999, the Danish krone was stable
The Article should therefore be clarified in a protocol so that it is pointed out that the over riding criteria for EHCR
It is pointed out in the report that a particularly high number of illicit workers are women, principally in the service industry.
The value and effectiveness of the dominance test is recognised and it is pointed out that international convergence is already occurring to a considerable extent, independent of any actual harmonisation of laws.
It is pointed out that as a Member of the Council of Europe, Russia is bound to comply with the principles on which the Council is founded.
in Article 299.2 of the new Amsterdam Treaty, it is pointed out that these regions have special characteristics relating to their remoteness,
It is pointed out that different sectors are at different stages of liberalisation,
Trite statements appear in recital M, in which it is pointed out that a change in the migration policy of one Member State affects migration flows in other Member States.
It is pointed out that Croats are outstanding professionals with a"very proactive young generation seeking to acquire knowledge in the congress business.
Marxist propaganda in the old capitalist countries, it is pointed out,“would not necessarily lose in impressive strength were it clearly stated to non-Russians, non-Chinese, etc.
Furthermore, it is pointed out that it would not be applied in cases in which the intended objective implies an excessive
In the 2008 Public Health government bill, it is pointed out that children and adolescents is one of the most important target groups and that mental health is one of the most prioritized areas within public health politics.
In France it is pointed out that the use of the terms‘Réserve' and‘Grande réserve' should not create any risk of confusion with designations of origin for wines.
up to musical scrutiny, when it is pointed out that behind the flutes and sirens
It is pointed out that specialists are more concerned abouttransfer of clients from MHI policies to commercial services,
At the same time, it is pointed out that Douglas may have only been released after the end of the second expedition in 1829 was successfully established in Europe.
It is pointed out in the analysis that even if the original formulation on the equal treatment of paper
It is pointed out in this report that there is a need to take into account the issue of biodiversity in the reform for the Common Agricultural Policy announced under the Agenda 2000 programme.
It is pointed out that in"De paenitentia" there is no mention of the restoration of the penitent to communion;
It is pointed out that the level of development of most of the ten(and in the future twelve) new countries is lagging
As for amendment 8, it is pointed out that the Heads of State and Government acknowledged in the conclusions of the special Lisbon European Council the importance of mobility in education and training, and that the Member States were
It is pointed out that whilst requiring products to be certified by a particular labelling scheme runs counter to procurement regulation the inclusion of appropriate criteria relating to production processes is legitimate