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We will monitor what [other] banks are doing, how much of the cost will be borne by staff and how much will be taken by shareholders.

Further investigation will be taken by judicial authority to find out weather he took bribe or not.

I saw the child to be taken by his mother.

And a sense of this, and more, a foreboding that Moscow would be taken by the enemy, lay in the Russian society of Moscow in 1812.

An important step to be taken by the Indian government and the parliament is to pass liability legislation, he said.

The survivors were to be taken by helicopter to a nearby airport, where they were to be met by relatives.

Action may be taken by one voting group on a matter even though no action is taken by another voting group entitled to vote on the matter.

Darius again was the first to flee the battle, abandoning all of his soldiers and his property to be taken by Alexander.

The fish bit her causing injury so severe that she had to be taken by helicopter to the hospital.

The taxpayer will pay 90% of any losses suffered by the two partially nationalised banks after a first loss to be taken by the banks.

The size and whereabouts of the "agreed swaps" of Israeli land to be taken by Palestine would be determined in the upcoming negotiations.

BE taken by extension low atmospheric pressure influence, anticipating this kind of weather will keep on to see you.

Actions could be taken by an avatar in the virtual world and sent into the real world and be directly applied to the real system.

In an embodiment, an "event" refers to a condition that may or may not require some action to be taken by logic.

in case of refusal to carry out disinfection, compulsory measures may be taken by the local government.

The report calls for stronger steps to be taken by advanced economies to reduce carbon emissions, seen as the main cause of global warming.

The really unpleasant medicine, prescribed by the International Monetary Fund, had to be taken by the far less fortunate borrowers.

Decisions both on procedure and substance of the arbitral tribunal shall be taken by a majority vote of its members.

If consensus is not reached during the time-period, any decision to Grant a waiver shall be taken by three fourths of the Members.

The decision on whether the proposed new system should be implemented would be taken by the second term Chief Executive.

This photo was said to be taken by an Australian at India, Bodhgaya.

On this basis, the project tries to analyze what measures should be taken by the plane in the weak perturbation to avoid the danger.

Any decision by the conference must be taken by a two-thirds majority of the participating States.

Some results in remote mountainous areas will have to be taken by foot or vehicle to the nearest urban center.

Plus the fact that Reference Implementation can be taken by some as meaning not a product, when in fact that is not the case.

A decision on whether a website is legal or illegal can only be taken by a judge, not by a service provider.

The medicines and chemical reagents should not be put in the place can be taken by children.

Night, the night is so beautiful, the memory out of life, become more and more clear, decadent I, seemed to be taken by surprise.

Cameras may be hand held or mounted, and photographs may be taken by a photographer, triggered remotely or triggered automatically.

b: The collection instruction should state the exact period of time within which any action is to be taken by the drawee.

Certain steps can be taken by pathology laboratories to reduce, but never completely eliminate, the risk of medical malpractice claims.

Responsible for the implementation and verification of corrective and preventive actions to be taken by 3rd party manufacturers.

The final decision has to be taken by the KB administrator who understands the data and the business logic of the project.

Proper care must be taken by the application to not hard code or store credentials in unsafe locations or less secure ways.

The EU Justice Commissioner Vivian Reding suggested that legal proceedings could now be taken by the EU against the French government.

A subsequent 2018 launch opportunity would be taken by the European ExoMars rover, launching on a US Atlas rocket.

The decision to adopt an interpretation shall be taken by a three-fourths majority of the Members.

There would be no need for injection, since the vaccine would be taken by mouth.

The daily amount of acetylsalicylic acid to be taken by a patient with a TIA has been increased from 30 mg to 80 mg.

Urgent and bold steps must be taken by the CEE governments to make sure that things remain manageable, not only economically but socially.

Such manual times must be taken by three timekeepers appointed or approved by the Member in the country concerned.

He also warned the delegation that "action would be taken by law" if the officials were obstructed in any way, sources said.

Some effective measures must be taken by the government to let Beijing's sky bluer and the water cleaner.

However, most of the necessary measures must be taken by the cities themselves.

It is reported that stars are often beat by their leader in their company, and the most of money will be taken by company.

Some brave and unpopular steps urgently need to be taken by the governments of the region.

article 22 samples required for commodity inspection may be taken , by sampling , or provided by the obligatory inspection applicant.

At last Alberta Fujimore knew that the game was up, and let him be taken by the police.

In the matches will be taken by secret ballot, to maximize the embodiment of the public assessment of the fairness of the voting.

Any decision to use these stockpiles would be taken by the IEA's board, where all 28 member states are represented.

Actions that can be taken by application developers and administrators and are visible during the deployment process.

According to other sources, the leading male role will be taken by an artist from Beijing, Puk Chuan Ying.

Delivery of goods can only be taken by the named consignee.

their competitors will would lose their market share gradually which would be taken by R&D.

I will separate her from the rock underneath her, and later she will be lifted away by a crane to be taken by plane to Shanghai.

" Why that all of a sudden? " Cheng Fan is a little " be taken by surprise" .

No is the simple answer, since it cannot be taken by certain people (including most children under 16).

Actions that worked well in the past would automatically be taken by the workflow system as a preferred approach.

Photos must be taken by a commercial photographer.

Decisions on the curriculum, disciplinary policy and staff pay will be taken by the schools themselves.

They say the supplements should only be taken by patients who are malnourished and only under the supervision of a doctor.

Justice is not to be taken by storm. She is to be wooed by slow advances.

Do you own a man with the weakness born of the flesh and vulnerable all his sins will be taken by a stone?

All the loss and responsibility aroused by which should be taken by Party A.

At this time, will remove the smell of mutton lamb roast, or gas can be taken by other laws.

Article 42 The disciplinary action against a CPA shall be taken by the CPA Discipline Committee.

No innocent lives, not even one, should be taken by crimes committed under any slogans!

What kind of room amenities can be taken by our guest free of charge?

This medicine is for nasal use only and should not be taken by mouth.

The measures which will be taken by the Department to resolve the staff shortage problem?

An intimate sample shall only be taken by a government medical officer.

Modules may be taken by students with different interests.

The ultimate decision on deployments to Afghanistan will be taken by President-elect Barack Obama after his inauguration January 20.

The move to a full "second-phase" investigation means that a final decision would normally be taken by May.

It was once thought that with Western inventions China could be taken by storm.

China is not a country, and the Chinese are not a people, to be taken by storm with anything whatsoever.

So please listen to the following if Ibecome a member to be taken by civic several measures.

He was seen to be taken by a policeman.

Corresponding measures should be taken by society according to every effective factor.

Drugs can be taken by eating, smoking or injecting them.

Reducing order lead time can be taken by reducing batch.

so that Amphotericin B, a potent anti-fungal agent, can be taken by mouth with minimal side effects.

EU decisions on financial regulation can, in theory, be taken by majority vote.

Che Wan Wan: If you leave him now, I believe your place will be taken by some other woman pretty soon.

The other 4 said they would like to return home if their jobs could be taken by their sons or daughters.

Measures to be taken by Industry.

Administration & Dosage : To be taken by mouth, dissolve powder in 5-10 mls of warm water.

This would reduce the time and resources spent haggling over profits, because decisions would simply be taken by fiat.

The bull must be taken by the horns.

Each box contains a one month supply of 60 tablets and can be taken by both Men and Women.

But every effort should be taken by the project manager(s) to protect the team so they can do what they do best without interruption.

Suddenly leave, always be taken by surprise.

In order to expand domestic demand, maintains the economical growth speed, some effective measures should be taken by the government.

Even the bigger financial decisions - buying a house or building an investment strategy - tend to be taken by women, she adds.

The first is a training, we started what the no, suddenly a " big rocks" fall down, drop us a be taken by surprise.

Citracal can also be taken by people who are taking acid reducing agents such as proton pump inhibitors.

He says his new formulation addresses all these shortcomings: it's much cheaper, for one, and it can be taken by mouth.

He won't be taken by surprise.

"I, too, now know that I will be taken by this disease, " he says.

Not to be taken by children under two years old without medical advice.

The report called for a clear set of actions to be taken by the international community including

New Concept of International Fisheries Management and Some Measures to Be Taken by Fujian

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The responsibilities which should be taken by the insurance company in an traffic accident

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Test the steps that will be taken by the recipient of your solution information center

Technical strategies to be taken by China tobacco industry after acceding to WTO

The present situation of forest fire prevention and control and measures to be taken by Russia

Steps to be taken by the parties after signing of the MOU

List of follow-up actions to be taken by the Administration

With the drastic compete of foreign banks, it is important to study what tactics should be taken by the merchant banks of our country.

Third, the "WTO" countermeasures to be taken by our services

Electronic Commerce is the Way that must be Taken by Small and Middle-sized Enterprises

The following table describes the actions that can be taken by threads that access synchronized objects

Influences of Economic Globalization and Countermeasures to be Taken by Developing Countries

Wen also announced new measures to be taken by China to honor its commitment in helping other developing countries. China will:

Countermeasures to be Taken by the Automotive Industries Facing Our Country's Entry to WTO