He also had to pay an enormous indemnity to the Persians of 500,000 gold denarii.

An indemnity was offered for an executioner, but none was found before the dissolution of Acéphale shortly before the war.

I'll provide an update on my blog.

Others provide an opposite viewpoint, including Salvatore Filippelli

Indeed, in Philippine courts, the cost of indemnity for a human life is valued at only 2,500.

Lamb did not provide an explanation for the shooting.

Economic theory does not provide an unambiguous prescription for policymakers.

So policymakers need to provide them with an incentive not to.

The European Union treaty does not provide for an exit from EMU.

The developer of the servlet must provide an implementation for these methods.

They thus provide an important instrument for hedging price risks in commodity markets.

The European Union s successful track record could therefore provide an almost perfect model.

An International Court for Minorities would provide a forum to define these collective rights.

Consider Europe's financial markets, which provide an alternative way to break the reform deadlock.

The breakdown of the Cancun talks may yet provide an opportunity for deeper reflection.

(d) To provide an activity or service not needed on a long term basis

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We want to provide an easily accessible platform for people to share interesting ideas.

The two cases soon to be heard in Strasbourg provide an opportunity to change this.

New revenues from a CO2 tax would provide an ideal way to honor that pledge.

It could also provide an example to countries everywhere of how inclusive capitalism can work.

And these directors should provide an annual report explaining their choices during the preceding year.

(a) Recommends that such reviews provide an opportunity for countries to make voluntary national presentations

They provide an interesting glimpse of life in Burmese society during the late 19th century.

Professional trolls also provide an illusion of a society wholly united behind a particular idea.

Today s crisis offers an opportunity to show that the EU can provide stability, support, and solidarity.

In fact, however, they provide an invaluable check on sloppy and inefficient providers of public services.

All societies require an effective government that can provide vital and irreplaceable public services and infrastructure.

Beyond elections, citizens can provide an effective check on government only if they are well informed.

Because we cannot afford, as a society, to provide every student with an individual human tutor.

Meanwhile, scaling up infrastructure spending could provide an often overlooked opportunity for long term institutional investors.

The tax code provides for an exemption from personal income tax as established in accordance with legislation on compensation payments within the bounds of established rules related to indemnity for damage caused by injury or another impairment to health.

America's mid term elections provide the latest example of an expanding phenomenon democratic governments that face no effective challenge by an opposition.

Does krusader provide newsfeeds?

We provide for disaster.

Can we provide assistance?

And he did provide.

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Next year s European parliamentary elections will provide an opportunity for a fundamental debate about the EU s future.

By Tuesday he had to reverse himself and provide an 85billion loan to AIG on punitive terms.

The tsunamis provide an opportunity for the UN to reclaim the high ground that it lost recently.

Such an approach would provide the breathing space needed to restore confidence and implement reforms in an atmosphere of moderate optimism rather than despair.

Noting that an overall commitment to multiculturalism helps to provide an environment preventing and combating discrimination and promoting solidarity and tolerance in our societies,

(ii) any contract for a loan or other transaction of a financial nature, including any obligation of guarantee or of indemnity in respect of any such loan or transaction

They provide explicit, detailed commitments.