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Most women would be put off with the idea of dating a policeman.
Doesn't change anything. You would be put in a camp by all these guys.
In other words, medical big data would be put to the test to generate new value.
It was felt that his youth and enthusiasm… would be put to better use there.
The first time he broke a rule his name would be put on the board.".
Their job was to find partners whose products would be put in the movie in exchange for some cash.
He said that if I told the police that he would be put on a sex offenders list.
A draft State Constitution would be put to a national referendum and, if adopted, elections would be held.
For example, if a person caused the death of another person, the killer would be put to death.
As such, the Group became a laboratory for the arguments that would be put forth before the High Court.
Those comments would be put into more detailed shape and formally delivered to the Moroccan delegation at a later stage.
To achieve this, emphasis would be put on preparation of framework programmes and gradual introduction of the programme approach.
Once a comprehensive settlement with Spain was reached, it would be put to the people of the Territory in a referendum.
He expressed the hope that a new agenda would be put forward and called for UNICEF support of such an initiative.
He indicated that the question would be put on the agenda of the Council of Ministers.
By empowering poor people to claim their rights, development would be put into a proper perspective.
Mary would be put in a fostering situation.
Proper mechanisms to control procurement would be put in place.
He hoped that an end would be put to that practice.