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Which would go on 22 june 1941, was located at the station gigunu.
give me the portion of your estate which would go to me.'.
She launched The Dollywood Foundation, which would go on to fund multiple crucial projects assisting people in need.
she has fashionable ballerines which would go perfectly with her outfit.
This in turn became Kunlun Studios which would go on to become one of the most important Chinese studios of the era, putting out the classics,
Goering inspected what it was now the German colony of the Ukraine, which would go to be a region dedicated to agriculture.
And here I help sell the materials So there is nothing with this magical free energy… I don't know it's the solution which would go into photovoltaics.
The third draft amendment refers only to school milk, which would go against what we want, namely to improve supply of the entire range of products.
Finally, there is an ongoing debate on a legally binding form of cross-border cooperation which would go beyond existing MoUs.
as a weapon in our foreign policy arsenal which would go beyond the borders of the European Union, it could be
we got two different meals to see which would go best with the shoot.
Will the Commission ensure compulsory examination of a complete route for this power line which would go round the protected nature reserves forming part of the Natura 2000 network, safeguard the areas where bears live and hence respect Community legislation?
An agreement may not be concluded by the Council if it includes provisions which would go beyond the Community's internal powers,
In addition, it would oblige the Commission to propose a regulation within a precise time limit which would go against the Commission's right of initiative.
proposing a financial transaction tax(FTT), the proceeds of which would go to the EU budget.
And then you will be able to decide on the character, the role of which would go through the whole game,
the item which would go to the establishment and training of young farmers.
On the basis of recent experience, we are also considering the advisability of laying down arrangements which would go beyond the current system of fixed points for the feeding of protected species with animal carcasses,
In this regard, I would like to briefly mention Heading 4, in relation to which Parliament is about to vote on an amendment which would go far beyond the ceiling of the Financial Perspective.
payment reimbursed, which would go against consumer rights in various Member States,
Consequently, the applicant claims that the activities of the ESM could have a direct impact on price stability in the euro area, which would go to the very core of the Union's monetary policy.
Nor is there any point in creating an isolated island within the institution, which would go against the whole principle of accountability.
The single is most commonly found on compact disc coupled with"House of Love", which would go on to become a single itself in some markets.
Such a system would create enormous practical difficulties for a very limited added value, which would go against the shared objective of simplification,
For the 1998 budget an alternative would be a straightforward adjustment of the budget lines concerned which would go some way towards providing the sum of ECU 400m needed to get back to the PDB.
Undifferentiated application of this procedure would entail considerable delays in adapting the Annexes to Directive 2006/…/EC, which would go against the express wishes of the co-legislations as mentioned above.
The Board shall also take into account the need to avoid any impact on the institution or the group concerned which would go beyond what is necessary to remove the impediment to resolvability
while being aware that other approaches, which would go some way towards achieving the objective referred to, have also received support.
payment reimbursed, which would go against consumer rights in various Member States,