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Forgot the one area of human activity, which, although it does not seem, can yield to the issue of crop patterns the best explanation,
It does not seem to be realistic to assume that their provisions can be harmonized in the short-
For example, it does not seem possible to revoke a recognition,
In areas where boarding school policies were particularly brutal, it does not seem possible to address present-day educational inequity without a Government response to past abuses.
We regret that it does not seem possible to adopt the present draft resolution without a vote.
Having regard to the Commission's proposed work on diplomatic protection, it does not seem necessary to spell out here the detailed content of the rule
It does not seem unreasonable to take account of the gravity of a breach in determining the permissibility of countermeasures.
When lighters are carried for disposal, it does not seem possible to fulfil all the requirements of special provision 201 in chapter 3.3 in ADR/RID.
While it is expected that mining operators will minimize the loss of economically valuable minerals, it does not seem realistic to assume zero loss.
the 2009- 2010 and 2012 surveys, it does not seem feasible to perform a direct comparison of their results.
Consistent with the general approach in the text, it does not seem necessary formally to define invocation.
These salt meadows are among the finest salt meadows of the Waddensee today, and it does not seem possible to carry out mine clearance without more
While it might be tempting to adopt the Directive's terminology, it does not seem necessary to do so.
Given the ever-increasing participation of women in extremist organizations, it does not seem to be sensible to decide on the annulment of the female department.
But, as I said, since this situation is due to extraordinary circumstances, it does not seem possible that will be able to hold our substantive session during 2002.
Several countries have been knocking on its door for years, but it does not seem as if the question of enlargement will be revisited any time soon.
At the moment all the participants of this race for the leadership are losing out- but it does not seem to stop them.
While this fear is understandable in respect of many of the traditional forms of lending, it does not seem to be justified for structured lending,
From a security point of view it does not seem logical to ask for a credit card size unless one also makes demands as to the material.
Even without seeking to quantify every last thing, it does not seem very serious to seek to come to a conclusion without taking the trouble of considering such factors.