Personal particulars

I had no knowledge of the particulars.

I had no knowledge of the particulars.

We haven't yet learned the particulars of the accident.

'Yes, but she wants the particulars.

Rendered insignificant ... were the particulars of what they had done on the island.

I can't tell you any particulars. I am bound to secrecy.

'I do not go into particulars of why a woman wants to see her lover.'

The situation is even more discouraging when we look at the particulars.

While this amount of time is not uncommon by global standards, the technical and legal particulars around collection remain murky.

The applicant was immediately arrested and prosecuted for offending the President, an offense under the 1881 Freedom of the Press Act.

The particulars featured a picture of the living room of the house which included a pig with its head resting on a settee.

These are their peers, and they readily provide laudatory letters of recommendation establishing that the applicant has attained national and international recognition.

One additional problem concerns the establishment within applicant countries of administrative and democratic structures compatible to those that exist in today s EU.

These are their peers, and they readily provide laudatory letters of recommendation establishing that the applicant has attained national and international recognition.

It's much more interesting to show the absurdity of the law itself, the applicant said in a comment to a correspondent from Sib.fm.

In the particulars for the property, Connells described the former meeting house as a unique one bedroom detached house.

Enlargement of the European Union to include the first batch of applicant countries is now within reach as more and more chapters are closed in the bilateral negotiations.

Within minutes of many obscure happenings the traditional and contemporary media are alight with the particulars of those events some more trivial than a pinprick on the skin of history.

Likewise, a report in 1870 by Japan s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, A Confidential Inquiry into the Particulars of Korea s Foreign Relations, shows that the ministry recognized Dokdo as Korean territory.

But the magnitude of the economic costs should not be exaggerated after all, the aggregate GNP of the 10 applicant countries from the former communist bloc is smaller than the GNP of Holland!

No one knows when and where this is carried out and the applicant learns their final grade only when it is posted on the bulletin board of the department.

These particulars Vronsky learned later, now he only saw that Diana's head or legs might come just where Frou Frou had to alight.

Vronsky answered her, and noticing that she was excited, in order to distract her thoughts began giving her in a very matter of fact way particulars of the preparations for the races.

Either Romania, as an EU applicant, complies with these regulations or it must abandon pig breeding on a familiar scale and, as a consequence, increase the share of pork importation.

THE PARTICULARS THE PRINCESS SHCHERBATSKAYA LEARNT about Varenka's past and about her relations with Madame Stahl, and about Madame Stahl herself, were the following

ON THEIR WAY HOME Levin inquired the particulars of Kitty's illness and of the Shcherbatskys' plans, and though he would have been ashamed to confess it, what he heard was agreeable to him.

It is more difficult because public opinion in core countries of the Union, especially Germany and France, and in leading applicant countries, such as Poland and the Czech Republic, is increasingly sceptical about the process.

And monetary expansion is also having a positive impact on the labor market the unemployment rate has fallen to 4 , and the job to applicant ratio is nearing parity.

Unsurprisingly, Quechua applicants were the most represented among the applicant pool, although interest poured in from different regions in the country, including the Amazon, the Andes, and the Altiplano.

Bringing into the EU applicant countries from Central and Eastern Europe, as well from the Baltic region, however, remains the single most important item on the European agenda in our time.

To obtain a patent, an applicant must demonstrate that an invention meets three criteria newness, non obviousness (that there is an inventive step), and utility (the invention does what it claims to do).

Levin arrived at his sister's village at noon and left his horse with a friendly old peasant, the husband of his brother's nurse. Wishing to hear particulars of the hay harvest from this old man, Levin went to speak to him in his apiary.

Such a scheme should include a point system for selecting applicants for residence and work permits, which would assign each applicant a score based on objective criteria, typically including language ability, education, and experience.

Of course, living standards are not as high in Eastern Europe as in the west, but the hope for both applicant countries and those in the Balkans must be that ongoing democratization and economic reform will mean eventual membership in the EU.

One additional problem concerns the establishment within applicant countries of administrative and democratic structures compatible to those that exist in today s EU. But if present EU members erect conditions on membership that are too harsh for newcomers to meet, they run the risk of creating a Catch 22 situation.

When Varfolomeev first wrote about this issue in his blog, he simply expressed his doubt and incomprehension of the following situation Why had one applicant, whom he had interviewed and who had received 30 points from the commission, suddenly slipped down to 12 points?

How have I deserved this?' thought Karenin, recalling the particulars of a divorce suit in which the husband took all the blame on himself and with the same ashamed gesture with which Vronsky had covered his face, he hid his own in his hands.

When she saw the invalid she pitied him, and that pity produced in her woman's soul not the horror and repulsion which it evoked in her husband but a need for action, for finding out all the particulars of his condition, and a desire to help him.

He shared the old man's meal and got into conversation with him about his domestic affairs, taking a lively interest in them and telling him about his own, giving him all the particulars which would interest the old peasant.

3. In the event that the recommendations made by the joint body and accepted by the Secretary General are unfavourable to the applicant, and insofar as this is the case, the application shall be receivable, unless the joint body unanimously considers that it is frivolous.

(ii) Denial of freedom of expression, including freedom of the media, of association, of assembly and of movement

Proof of time of contract of assignment

Criminalization of the laundering of proceeds of crime

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