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His party, a junior member of the ruling coalition, is trying to have it deemed unconstitutional.

Modifications and variations as would be apparent to a skilled addressee are deemed to be within the scope of the present invention.

in the perplexity and anguish of his self-chosen prison, which he had deemed a refuge, he is transformed into a being akin to the gods.

Throw in all the other side shows - the rape charge, the demand to be traded - and Kobe was deemed to be a great player but a poor teammate.

Knowing Io Welland as he had, he deemed it very improbable that she had even so much as mentioned him to any of her friends.

This Section shall not be deemed to be a grant to any party of a license under a Member's copyrights , patents, or trademarks.

As the trustee was a farming company and he was its beneficiary, this provision deemed him to be carrying on the business of farming!

A bill of lading signed by the master of the ship carrying the goods is deemed to have been signed on behalf of the carrier.

This method of invoicing is followed merely for mutual convenience and is not to be deemed or construed as a sale of the Products.

If the annotated XML schema is deemed valid, mapping information is extracted and stored in catalog tables in a ready-to-use binary format.

It is for this reason that finding a guru or teacher in order to be on the spiritual path is often deemed necessary.

In such a culture, the power of poetry to subvert is immense, and in Mr. Thien's hands, it would be deemed a dangerous weapon.

It is only the second global health issue that the United Nations General Assembly has deemed urgent enough to call a meeting to discuss.

Where goods are put up for sale by auction in lots, each lot is prima facie deemed to be the subject of a separate contract of sale.

"I had the fortune - though at the time I deemed it the misfortune - of rooming with him on one occasion, " he smiles, wryly.

If it had failed to do so, the flight to institutions deemed "too big to fail" would have become a Gadarene rush.

But the reality, for Chinese internet users, is that none of their online information can be deemed to be out of reach of the authorities.

Climbers should not place fixed protection on climbs that could reasonably be deemed short enough to be described as bouldering problems.

Since the date of the announcement over a month, the document shall be deemed to have been delivered.

if no Chinese translation is attached, it shall be deemed that the certificate, certifying document or evidence has never been submitted.

It was always deemed a bit unrealistic to think Butler would be ready for the first round in mid-April.

He did not say what this meant, but probably at least some of the North Korean funds will be deemed legitimate and unfrozen .

Years later, Texas, South Carolina, and Georgia all deemed her to be of sufficient moral character to practice law.

Liston had been world champion for two years, and was deemed by many to be invincible.

French oak is usually deemed more suitable for the delicateness of Pinot due to its more subtle and delicately scented character.

To be sure Alice spoke, and sang, during her waking moments, like the child she deemed herself.

and if he could have thought of Frank Churchill then, he might have deemed him a very good sort of fellow.

If this dolphin is now deemed to be extinct, scientists say it would be one of the few large aquatic mammals to be wiped out in 300 years.

No waiver of any breach shall be deemed to be a waiver of any other or subsequent breach.

In a bit of non-Earth-shattering news, Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) this week was deemed the world's most valuable consumer brand.

Putting them up is deemed a crime as well, albeit a relatively minor offense that carries a fine of up to $250 in Hollywood, Fla.

At English law, a company will be deemed to be within the jurisdiction if it has a place of business here.

It is understandable that this may not ultimately have been deemed workable - or, more likely, proved too expensive to merit such a project.

No party's waiver of any breach or accommodation to the other party shall be deemed to be a waiver of any subsequent breach.

If the children were so deemed, then they would be taken away to Germany to be Germanised.

A request for a document issued by a shipping company shall be deemed to be a request for a document issued by a carrier or his agent.

No waiver of any such right shall be deemed to be a waiver of any other right under the MOU.

I felt very dull all the evening, but deemed it advisable NOT to say anything to Carrie about the matter.

Many prominent British scientists deemed it a hoax when presented with a sketch and pelt, in 1798.

It had a few silver ornaments; though, on the whole, it would have been deemed a plain piece by most frontiersman.

Without the command of the sea or the air, it had been deemed impossible to move German armies across the Channel.

Xiaonei is called the "Chinese Facebook" and Fanfou is often deemed a "pirated Twitter" .

But where the U. S. 's interests were deemed to be acting against Pakistan's own, it would be a very different matter.

If the competent authority makes no response within the specified time, the contract shall be deemed to have been approved.

The notice shall be deemed to have been received if the transmission slip records that it was transmitted to that number.

What Jack was about to say was sensitive enough to be deemed highly classified.

Vessels shall be deemed to be in sight of one another only when one can be observed visually from the other.

Wall Street's collapse just a few days after the LHC was switched on was deemed a coincidence.

Chinese ancient maxims shine speeches, but interpreting them is often deemed as the bottleneck for field interpretation.

For one word a man is often deemed to be foolish or wise.

Any attempt to short-circuit the hierarchy is deemed an act of disloyalty and a violation of the traditional consensual corporate culture.

If this Agreement is written in two or more languages, the English text thereof shall be deemed to be authoritative.

As I've told you, to the best of my knowledge we sealed up all of the entrances into the old sewers when I deemed it necessary.

This decision can be made by prompting the user, querying policy, or by any other means deemed appropriate for a given Trust Manager.

Had I interfered in the matter everyone here would have deemed it an act worthy of reward, rather than punishment.

Shockingly, two-thirds of that stemmed from supposedly triple-A CDOs, which by then were deemed to be worth only half of their face value.

For customers who are deemed "save-worthy" , it's essential for the company to know which save tactics are most likely to be successful.

Flies that avoided the fruit which had been bitter were deemed to have learned from their experience.

Whoever being extorted gives property to a state functionary and gains no unlawful profits shall not be deemed to have bribed.

And if sequestration by biochar is deemed sensible, there remains the question of how, exactly, to go about it.

All of a sudden, the ministers are willing to consider measures that, until a few days ago, were deemed unthinkable.

They deemed that he was no longer capable of managing the business.

Payments shall be deemed to have been made on the date on which the beneficiary has been credited for the proper amounts.

A rule of refinement: it is usually deemed to "urbanity" and "literacy" to be elegant when speaking and behave gentle.

The Appendix hereto shall, through the contract period, be deemed to be construed as an integral part of this Contract.

They were released a few days later as their offense was deemed a violation of immigration law, which usually results in simple deportation.

He had hardly deemed her a woman, wingless and earthly, subject to household conditions and domestic jars.

Moreover, they feel as if they have been cut loose, no longer deemed worthy of love, care, or support.

But in this case it was deemed to be an acceptable risk, he said.

The reason: The firms failed to account for the election of a president who deemed debt incurred by a previous administration illegitimate.

Ultimately, whether or not a set of remains is deemed evidence of modernity can hinge on the preferred definition of the evaluator.

Funds and funds of hedge funds raced to market, ready to sop up all demand for investments deemed alternative.

Even so, it could be years before this sort of vaccine is deemed safe and effective enough for use in people.

Any instructions given by any of them for those purposes shall be deemed to have been given by the Engineer's Representative.

Upon delivery of the statutory declaration, the company shall be deemed a dormant company as from the date of such delivery.

The ministry said Thursday manufacturers and exporters of the toys will not be allowed to operate until their products are deemed safe.

EDT (Electronic document transmission) shall be deemed to be valid and enforceable in respect of the provisions of this contract.

If he isn't deemed competent at the end of his expected four-month treatment, Loughner's stay at the facility can be extended.

Punishment will be meted out for messages deemed to promote disrespect for the country's institutions or "alarm" among the population.

e. Partial acceptance of an amendment is no allowed and will be deemed to be notification of rejection of the amendment.

Any notice sent by telex or by facsimile shall be deemed to have been given at the time of transmission.

For the purposes of this section, a register shall be deemed to be duly closed if it is closed under section 99.

Facsimile and emailed copies of signatures shall be deemed to be originals for purposes of the effectiveness of this Amendment.

Bisphenol A, a common compound found in many plastics, has been listed as a toxic substance in Canada but is still deemed safe in the U. S.

My biggest gripe so far is the fact that there's no way to tell why a given message has been deemed important.

and for this purpose, the presence of director at the meeting shall be deemed to constitute waiver on his part.

We juggle between the sharpening of the different knifes, and in the end, not one knife is sharpened enough to be deemed useful.

Such moves were criticized at the time, but European leaders deemed them acceptable as they sought to begin the long-planned currency union.

Currently, a value is deemed significant if it occurs in at least 1% of the rows.

When brought on to the Site, Contractor's Equipment shall be deemed to be exclusively intended for the execution of the Works.

Either Party who fails to perform its obligations as stipulated in this Agreement shall be deemed to be in breach of this Agreement.

No written or oral representation made during the course of any mediation shall be deemed a party admission.

As a result, an assortment of refugees and asylum-seekers are deemed terrorists or to have aided terrorist groups.

Flaming red Christmas hat top of each hair on a smiley face, also deemed a group does not put out the fire of life.

However, the Bianconeri are believed to have rejected the offer as they deemed it to be way below the player's value.

eccentric impulses, she had a great regard for what was usually deemed decent.

The Attachments to this Contract shall be deemed a part hereof and shall be effective as any other provision hereof.

If there are any changes, do not attempt to pick up your visa with this pick-un letter as it will be deemed invalid.

Failure of purchasers and users to timely provide such notice shall be deemed a waiver by purchasers and users of any and all claims. . .

Such a statement is not what has come to be expected by China and has been deemed entirely unacceptable.

When the addresser receives the confirmation of the receipt sent by the receiver, the data message shall be deemed to have been received.

Meantime, the government would be allowed to break up even healthy large institutions that were deemed a threat to the broader economy.

mutually agreed simulated and modified equipment used in lieu of the foregoing shall be deemed to be System Parts.

Winning, Mao and his followers deemed, would be a fitting way for a vanquished empire to avenge itself.

In the event of the goods for one order being shipped in more than one lot, each lot shall be deemed to be a separate sale on Contract.

Men in some workplaces with this sort of dress code sometimes wear skirts for comfort in hot weather when shorts are deemed too informal.

Maggie deemed it tedious writing two or three drafts for an English composition.

This could well persuade airlines to open some direct routes around the globe that they previously deemed uneconomic.

We then report back all the measurements and if it's deemed OK we mark out the landing strip with black bin bags filled with snow.

No certificate other than the Maintenance Certificate referred to in Clause 62 hereof shall be deemed to constitute approval of the Works .

Deemed an underachiever in school, Qiu began reading on his own and subsequently began to write and paint.

The company allowed members of the research team to sift through stones not deemed to be of gem quality.

If it conforms to the procurement document and government procurement contract , it shall be deemed qualified upon check.

None of the process or management tools were deemed of value except, maybe, in the case of geographically distributed teams.

Salesman shall be deemed to be an independent ~ and not a servant, employee or partner of a Broker.

Any of these parties may call for evaluation at any stage of a project if deemed necessary.

The drugs were also deemed to have failed if a woman still had parasites in her blood on the last day of the study.

Even a good team-player or leader who helps an individual's team survival can be deemed dangerous due to his or her skills and popularity!

Unlike their male counterparts, none of the female candidates are pictured on campaign posters (it was deemed inappropriate).

Maybe I would be deemed to be lonely because I did not do focus on market importance, nor did I chase the shallow concepts in fashion.

It suddenly came upon her that if this happened a few weeks ago she would have deemed deeply romantic .

It seems our little establishment has finally been deemed worthy of the bank patronage.

Enter incentive fees, which are awarded to the leading or star banks in a deal deemed to have done a good job.

Broadcast media covering at least half the country are deemed strategic, as are large-circulation newspapers and publishing companies.

Any notice delivered personally shall be deemed to have been given at time of delivery.

Diversity among the individual learners is deemed to be a key issue in ensemble learning.

John deemed it advisable to keep the matter secret.

The Appendix hereto shall, throughout the Contract period, be deemed to be construed as part of this Contract.

and a few of the young people were upset by efforts to cut off federal funds for art works deemed obscene.

Listing 5 shows the added logic, which checks to determine whether the word is contained in any elements deemed important.

After they snared about 15 million of those titles, they tested the program to see which websites it deemed more authoritative.

Any patent right which has been declared invalid shall be deemed to be nonexistent from the beginning.

After the Wall Street Crash, markets were deemed to have failed and US lawmakers attempted to regulate short-cuts through the crisis.

Why is procrastination deemed to be such a problem if, by its definition, the action is such a benign and even useful one?

It is home to more dairy farms than any other state and it is famously the only place where "cheesehead" is deemed a compliment.

Sixty days after the date of the public announcement, the document shall be deemed to have been served.

shall be deemed delivered when deposited in the United States mail, first class postage prepaid, five (5) days in advance of the meeting.

Such conditions, sometimes known as 'most favored nation' clauses, can be deemed anticompetitive if they distort pricing.

Beatie was deemed "the world's first pregnant man" when he appeared in a series of 2007 photos with a scruffy beard and a baby bump .

Any patent right which has been declared invalid shall be deemed to be non-existent from the beginning.

This redeployment of US forces in South Korea could be deemed as the biggest US defense posture change since the Korean War.

The Contract Products sold by Party A pursuant to the patent license herein granted shall be deemed to have been sold when paid for.

With his call for more "forward-looking" relations, it is possible that his summitry will be deemed a success by all sides.

Additional territory deemed necessary to a nation, especially Nazi Germany, for its continued existence or economic well-being.

If any director does not provide a response within such time period, he shall be deemed to have approved the minutes as drafted.

The agency might also raise funds through assessments on companies deemed to be of a threat to the broader economy.

A similar scheme in the 1980s did not raise achievement levels and was deemed a failure.

Some of the most contentious questions focused on personal income and were deemed so sensitive they were placed at the end of the survey.

In 2004 the company did find oil below the seabed, but deemed it not to be commercially viable.

If I'm turned down, it'll mean my job is deemed essential and I'll be safe from future cuts.

In the netizen's opinion, Chen deemed the company to be satisfactory in every other way.

approval shall be deemed to have been given by the Employer FOR any such authority exercised by the Engineer.

The date stamped on the airway Bill by the Destination Airport shall be deemed as the actual delivery date of the Technical Documentation.

By this delineation, social interests are deemed as a balance and reconciliation of the private interests of undetermined major individuals.

Are deemed to have been designated and that a certificate of finality is also deemed to have been issued to each of these two systems.

No acceptance of payment or performance after any breach shall be deemed a waiver of any breach.

The act of charitable donation is derived from the goodness of human nature and charity has always been deemed as a virtue.

When the relevant document of each stage is submitted and double-checked, the work of the stage shall be deemed as being formally started.

Even if it's a subconscious desire, everyone wants to be deemed acceptable.

Thus, it was deemed an armored transport was needed that could cover such terrain without accelerating the effects of a potential collapse.

Parks are few and playgrounds almost unheard of; pedestrianisation is limited and walking is deemed one of the city's most dangerous sports.

Provided always that the provision of labor on a piecework basis shall not be deemed to be a subletting under the Clause.

Guarantors of the debtor, after having repaid debts on behalf of the debtor, may be deemed creditors, and enjoy the right to vote.

A notice sent by cable shall be deemed to have been served on the day following the despatch of the cable.

If the Purchaser does so without the Contractor's consent In Writing, he shall be deemed to have taken over the Works.

The place name above shall not be deemed as an administrative division in an enterprise name .

A particular source of concern is those institutions that are deemed too large to be allowed to fail.

So always been deemed, so, um, so obvious, so' basic that it was never a officially define.

In the absence of a proof to the contrary, such authorization is deemed to be in existence.

A veterinarian shall be deemed to be any person who has received a formal veterinary qualification in accordance with national practice.

However, the removal of such punishment as demotion or dismissal shall not be deemed as a resumption of the original rank or post.

His literature career is a valuable subject, but the "Zhao shuli direction" can't be deemed as the essence of his literature career.

Some of those extreme points and black holes can be deemed as different universes overlapping at different stages.

The three men, who include Nuon Chea, "Brother Number Two" , are the only members of the regime deemed fit to stand as defendants.

Against this background, proposals for rollovers by the banks, whether or not deemed technically a default, are neither here nor there.

Experts said doing so was likely deemed too costly and cumbersome given what was seen as a small risk of total power outage.

Lefties used to be feared creatures, as society deemed them criminals and devil-worshipers.

The principle of proportionality is deemed as "king clause" in the public laws and one of the most principles to safeguard human right.

A girl is deemed to have joined her husband's family on marriage, and is lost to her parents.

To do all such other things as may be deemed incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above objects or any of them.

The seventh time when she sang a song of praise, and deemed it a virtue.

Gordon Brown is deemed to be the 29th most powerful person in a world, according to a list compiled by the business magazine Forbes.

We also looked to the Defense department for savings, and were able to identify $18 billion in cuts deemed unnecessary by the Pentagon.

When Debian was created, it was deemed necessary that the system include a method of managing the packages installed on the machine.

Article 22 At the time of company dissolution, the unpaid capital contributions of shareholders shall be deemed as liquidation properties.

Anyone not paying the registration fee by the end of this month will be deemed to have withdrawn from the program.

They are seldom taught to assume their own responsibilities and are consequently deemed to be squeamish and of weak character.

Such risk shall be deemed to exist if the compass bearing of an approaching vessel does not appreciably change.

poor Maurice sounded shy, a bit huffy even, exactly the condition Clive deemed natural, and felt he could ameliorate.

If the payee is a virtual or not the person, the bill shall be deemed paid to bearer.

Such countries shall be deemed to be members of the Assembly until the expiration of the said period.

The changing standards could be seen, too, in the topics that journalists deemed scandalous enough to publicize.

If the Employer has not attended the tests, he shall be deemed to have accepted the readings as accurate.

Those deemed able to repay their loans would receive help from European partners, subject to strict conditions.

And the seventh time when she sang a song of praise, and deemed it a virtue.

Where the buyer delayed in notifying the seller, the quantity or quality of the subject matter is deemed to comply with the contract.

Masters liked to refer to it as "more than triple-A" , since it was deemed even safer than triple A-rated securities.

Patients who did not improve after 15 sessions were reassessed and offered surgery if deemed necessary.

At school with boys, touch, of any affectionate sort, was forbidden or deemed a sign of homosexuality.

Many denounce competitors for allegedly slashing fees, although when a deal is deemed strategic, virtually every firm will reduce the rate.

The climate-change bill threatens to impose carbon tariffs on countries that are deemed not to be doing enough.

In general , "pyramid structure" is always deemed the perfect human resource structure.

Dutch Shell plc. All statements other than statements of historical fact are, or may be deemed to be, forward-looking statements.

If no announcement is made, the polls shall be deemed to have closed upon the final adjournment of the meeting.

Italy is deemed by international watchdogs to be one of the most heavily regulated of all rich countries.

The application was deemed a foreign investment and vetted as such, he said.

If purchasing company does not submit the application according to this provision, it should be deemed as an invalid tendering.

Not until more than a century after its first publication was Wuthering Heights deemed to be a world masterpiece.

Unless otherwise described or measured separately straight or curved cutting shall be deemed to be included in rates.

There is nothing improper about hedge funds jumping on the same trade unless it is deemed by regulators to be collusion.

Returned goods that may be deemed Pharmaceutical Waste are addressed within EHS Standards and not within the text of this Standard.

Both were deemed to have performed well during the financial crisis and were replaced with highly-regarded internal candidates.

Acceptance Test ensures that the product is deemed acceptable to the customer prior to its general release.

White, gray, and bleak, hazy ambiguity can not be refined, and seems to close quarters deemed to be Wandering away.

If the applicant fails to provide responsive argument within the stipulated days the application shall be deemed abandoned.

But, reading the headlines, one can be forgiven for thinking that every child who does not run a marathon daily is deemed a couch potato.

The above goods are deemed to be qualified by the inspection and quarantine administration. Please allow clearance.

And the White House vetoed Republican budget bills because Republican reductions in corporate subsidies were deemed too large.

The Contractor shall be deemed to have been satisfied as to the suitability and availability of access routes to the Site.

Any use of The Club by a Member will be deemed as acceptance of any amendment to these terms and conditions.

The three authors to was not deemed need high skilled employees as the starting point, the outline of these employees on current life.

The European Parliament has voted to tighten rules on pesticide use and ban at least 22 chemicals deemed harmful to human health.

China faces no limits on subsidies that fit into the WTO "green box" category of trade policies deemed to be minimally trade-distorting.

Ethical Politics is deemed to the general property of traditional political society.

following documents shall be deemed to form and be read and construed as an integral The part of this Contract.

and any unit or individual that accepts off-the-book rebate in secret shall be deemed and punished as taking bribes.

Instead, any cultural artifact produced by a member of a colonially oppressed out-group was deemed artistically and intellectually superior.

By Sunday, 81 deaths had been deemed "likely linked" to a deadly new strain of the virus by health authorities in Mexico.

Players were deemed maybe a bit crazy -- but played for the love of the game and the passion of competition.

said payment shall be deemed to have been made on behalf of the named Tenant herein.

But insisting that Hamas recognises Israel outright before it can be deemed worthy of any kind of co-operation is pointless.

Nothing contained in this Agreement shall be deemed to create any partnership or joint venture relationship between the parties.

Statements expressed in mandatory terms in notes to Tables and Figures are deemed to be requirements to this Standard.

however, has been hard hit: 86 deaths had been deemed "likely linked" to a deadly new strain of the flu virus by health authorities there.

The same transitional arrangements applied to securities brokers, which could carry on regulated activities as deemed licensed corporations.

About 675 buildings were damaged, eight of them seriously enough to be deemed unsafe, Olson said.

Solutions from within different cultures should not be automatically deemed nonviable because we don't completely understand them.

According to the UN Law of the Sea, intelligence operations are normally not deemed "innocent" if they occur in territorial waters.

Failure of party A to exercise any right to terminate this contract shall be deemed a waiver of such right.

Since 1950 Aachen has bestowed a yearly Charlemagne prize on the figure deemed to have done most to promote European unity.

Sodium stearoyl lactylate was deemed to be the best length of carbon chain to act to steamed bread.

The Contractor shall be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the correctness and sufficiency of the Contract Price.

Comments, suggestions or materials sent or transmitted to UPS shall be deemed to be non-confidential. ?

Unlike wages, pension promises have been deemed, weirdly, to be permanent and sacrosanct.

Bauer: By doing what I deemed necessary to protect innocent lives.

The Vatican covets inclusion on lists of jurisdictions deemed to be compliant with international money laundering norms.

When it starts its sweet, delicious life, sugar is brown--a color deemed to be "undesirable" by the sugar industry.

All prices are deemed to be ex-works , excluding packaging and insurance , and excluding the applicable statutory turnover tax .

Sagawa was eventually arrested by French authorities but deemed unfit for trial due to insanity and was deported.

Animals must also be deemed healthy for slaughter, and animals must not be slaughtered in front of each other.