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Based on the work of Merleau-Ponty and Wittgenstein, he developed an alternative theory of constituent power
As a short term measure the Commission adopted a Recommendation in July 1998(98/485/EC) based on the work of the Scientific Committee.
OVA episode is considered the" 0" from the series" X" based on the work of Clamp.
This report is based on the work of the sub-group as reported to the plenary meeting of March 2009.
An actualisation of the ethics of tragic choices, based on the work of Martha Nussbaum.
Malnàtt is back with a new album based on the work of several dead poets.
This classification mechanism is based on the work developed by CESR in consultation with market practitioners.
All proposed limit values in the present Directive are based on the work of WHO.
This was originally observed by Michael Freedman, based on the work of Simon Donaldson
Based on the work undertaken on the Common Frame of Reference(CFR)
It is based on the work done by the Consultative Commission on Racism
To promote the creation of new research infrastructures based on the work conducted by ESFRI on the development of a European roadmap for new research infrastructures.
Permanent Destruction- The HM Concert is inspired by and based on the work of German playwright Heiner Müller.
Food Forward' presents scenarios for the future of our food based on the work of artists and designers.
A document was prepared, based on the work of the network and the discussions of the seminars,
Because when it was over, you negotiated a fiveyear deal based on the work you were doing with my client. Doesn't matter.
recommendations and guidelines based on the work within the network.
which was based on the work he had done in London.
In 2006, she travelled the world with her show Romancero Gitano, based on the work of Spanish writer Federico García Lorca.
Exclusive rights may be granted to publishers of scientific and scholarly journals for articles based on the work of Commission officials for a limited period.