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The key questions that the Commission has analyzed concern the justification of the guarantees in terms of the private sector investor principle.
One of the key questions in literary production is the assessment of the product's quality.
This was one of the key questions raised during the symposium,'The Meaning of Wellbeing', held at the end of 2018.
Joel sums up the key questions that need to be anwered before we can really take advantage of the net.
What are the key questions reporters writing about such a study needs to ask?
And the key questions show stress,
I believe that this is one of the key questions for Europe and the world.
This annex sets out certain points which should be considered when addressing the key questions set out in Part 1.
what information is to be stored on it are two of the key questions.
Mr President, genetic resources, patents and their economic control are the key questions of the coming millennium.
In the Academy/Seminary one of the key questions about the biblical material has to do with‘provenance' a term the other two groups never use.
a technical examination is now being undertaken so that the key questions can then be identified quickly at the political level.
via an interactive talk between developers and suppliers, the key questions will be answered from both sides.
This first consideration of the key questions, under the aegis of the General Affairs Council,
attempts to give an answer to, some of the key questions facing Europe at present which will be decisive for its future, and therefore also for ours.
answer in five lines, because he referred to all the issues but did not answer the key questions.
In this IBM Licensing Experts podcast, Ashley Gatehouse, Global Marketing Director for Crayon Group, will be discussing some of the key questions that we are often asked around the complexity of IBM audits and licensing.
One of the key questions in Cheng's research is the extent to which minority languages(languages that are spoken by a minority of the population of a country,