They came to the end of another swath.

In this way they finished the swath.

Easy ECB liquidity is now sustaining a vast swath of Europe s banking system.

'You are taking too wide a swath, you'll get knocked up.'...

And the resources that we use are not this two dimensional swath of land that we have.

Even more intriguingly, a single gene can promote this survival mechanism across a wide swath of nature's creatures.

Ultimately, we need economic institutions that somehow promote the concerted creative actions of a wide swath of the world s people.

Instead of confronting a (usually hostile) Russian Soviet empire on its border, a vast swath of buffer states appeared after 1991.

If a vast swath of the population cannot afford the food that is produced, the size of the yield is irrelevant.

The only thing marring his joy was the fact that his swath was not well mown.

After cutting down a swath of rainforest, soils are often quickly leached of their nutrients so that they cannot sustain crops or nutritious grasses for livestock.

After cutting down a swath of rainforest, soils are often quickly leached of their nutrients so that they cannot sustain crops or nutritious grasses for livestock.

A wide swath of conservatives are opposed to the 'reform movement' because they don t want to move the revolution forward with civil rights and human rights....

The great swath of states stretching from North America across Europe through Russia has a vital role to play in stabilizing an increasingly fragmented and stressed international order.

But in times of scarcity, the survival program kicks in to slow the aging process. Even more intriguingly, a single gene can promote this survival mechanism across a wide swath of nature's creatures.

He finished a swath and was about to start another when Titus paused and went up to the old man, and both looked at the sun.

Old Ermil, wearing a very long white shirt Russian peasants wear their shirts outside their trousers, like smocks. was swinging his scythe, with his back bent young Vaska, who had been in Levin's service as coachman, and who at each swing of his scythe cut the grass the whole width of his swath and Titus, Levin's mowing master, a thin little peasant, who went along without stopping, mowing his wide swath as if in play.

Financial development, moreover, is ultimately going to be important for these economies to sustain high growth rates and allow a broader swath of their populations to participate in and benefit from the development process.

He went in front, mowed a swath, turned round and restarted following him all the others took their places, going downhill along the creek and back up to the very skirts of the wood.

As Levin was aware, Titus had been mowing this swath with special rapidity, probably to put his master to the test, and it chanced to be a very long one.

His extreme views on homosexuality he has likened it to bestiality and claimed that spending time in prison makes people gay has resonated with a swath of the Republican electorate, making him a real contender in Iowa.

From the hill, as he came to his first swath, he could see in the shade at his feet, a part of the meadow that was already mown, with the green heaps of grass and dark piles of coats thrown down by the mowers.

Next morning Constantine got up earlier than usual, but giving instructions about the farming delayed him and when he came to the meadow each man was already mowing his second swath.

'I must swing the scythe less with my arms and more with the whole of my body,' he thought, comparing Titus's swath, cut straight as if by measure, with his own, on which the grass lay scattered and uneven.

He heard only the swishing of the scythes and saw only the receding figure of Titus, the convex half circle of the mown piece before him, and the grasses and heads of flowers falling in waves about the blade of his scythe, and in the background the end of the swath where he would rest.

'What are they talking about, and why don't they start another swath?' thought Levin. It did not occur to him that the peasants, who had been mowing unceasingly for four hours, wanted their breakfast.

As they were about to begin another swath the old man drew Levin's attention to the little boys and girls approaching from all sides along the road and through the long grass, hardly visible above it, carrying jugs of kvas stoppered with rags, and bundles of bread which strained their little arms.

(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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Prevention and detection of transfers of proceeds of crime

Member of General Council of the Bar of the Province of Québec (1963 1964)

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Histories are more full of Examples of the Fidelity of dogs than of Friends.

Criminalization of obstruction of justice

Laundering of proceeds of crime

Consequences of acts of corruption

Harmonization of conditions of service

In 1173 he married Stephanie of Milly, daughter of Philip of Milly and widow of Humphrey III of Toron.

Finally, I m suspicious of concentrations of power of any kind.

Hundreds of millions of people were lifted out of poverty.

All of this in the name of reform, of course.