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too) you will be confronted with EU tax rules.
The assignments The entire community of students is divided over five groups, each of which will be confronted with one specific commissioner and one location.
Humanity will be confronted with dangers of unprecedented character unless,
But let us talk to the person who will be confronted with OMEGA through random video chat, maybe take us a prefix
indicated the nature and scale of the regional problems with which the Community will be confronted.
The mandate of this group is to examine the new needs the European Union will be confronted with in the second half of the decade and to reflect about the main orientations for future action.
In September 2007, the Commission launched a public consultation on the challenges with which cohesion policy will be confronted in the coming years to collect ideas on the priorities,
Dear reader, because as later on you will be confronted with extraordinarily unsavory issues concerning the divide and rule politics of the Western missionaries in the name of,,Jesus”;
examines this new political debate and sketches out the exciting choices between very different'European futures' which will be confronted by the peoples of the European Community.
Therefore it is concluded"that at the threshold of the 21st century there is not a large risk that society will be confronted with terrorist attacks on Dutch soil in the near future.
Here, we will be confronted with the inadequacies of our overall customs systems,
Buying a property in Spain With the purchase of a property in Spain, you will be confronted with several different aspects as taxes, notary fees
What is more, the Irish people will be confronted with a referendum on the same Treaty(content), accompanied for the
Once more the horizon delimits itself where a proletariat that has still not been subjected to a historical defeat(war or counterrevolution) will be confronted with a very brutal degradation of its living conditions
multiple human rights norms and fora in terms of legal pluralism, will be confronted with a different empirical approach-‘law as a network'-as well as with approaches borrowed from legal philosophy that may serve to grasp the same reality.
all sorts of commercial private initiatives are now permitted, which you will be confronted with on the road: practically at all major intersections, people trying to sell cheese,
humility when it comes to decision-making in this field, and show some support for those of our colleagues, of all political persuasions, who will be confronted with the decisionmaking on this issue in national parliaments; those who will really have the
You will be confronted by evil again.
You will be confronted with her.