Due to the fact that both refer to activities which are becoming increasingly common in the Venetian territory, sustainability and innovation are always more frequently associated.
Historically,"secularization" first referred to the process of transferring property from ecclesiastical jurisdiction to that of the state or other nonecclesiastical authority.
Trump posted three tweets in a two-hour period referring to CNN's“fake news”, and retweeted a photoshopped graphic in a fourth tweet saying the same thing.
The SDGs are gaining traction among business worldwide; 75% of the companies in the KPMG study and 62% of the companies in the PWC study refer to the SDGs in their reporting.
Other two cards, I feel this reading is referring to myself- that I am lacking in confidence and it could be because of negative experiences I had when I was younger.
The funny part is, looking through all the tweets mentioning“Tulsi Gabbard” right now, the only ones saying positive things about her are Trump supporters and alt-right.
The Comalcalco brick has an estimated age of 1,300 referring to the Mayan holiday, and is interpreted to refer to the 52 Calendar Round, a Mayan holiday.
(c) Where a provision of this Article refers to the fact that the parties have agreed or that they may agree or in any other way refers to an agreement of the parties, such agreement includes any arbitration rules referred to in that agreement.
Mexico, in an explanation of the vote before the vote, said that while the proposed amendment referred to the stabilisation of Idlib, the preamble to paragraph nine already included language to that effect, and felt it did not add value to the resolution.
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