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it said elections would be held within six months.
announced elections would be held in nine-months.
By the fourth ballot, which would be held on Wednesday, a simple majority would be sufficient.
Mr. Jeong briefed the public that the North Korea- United States summit would be held sometime in May 2018.
Meetings would be held at least twice a year at the level of senior officials engaged in reform work in the relevant policy areas.
The judge said they would be held initially for 1days along with 19 other suspects.
Negotiations would be held with the State Union or the Republics according to the repartition of competences as sketched above.
you might think that the march of the acacia would be held in check, but the acacia has other plans-
They confirmed that the next high-level Hungarian-Russian talks would be held on September 18 in Moscow.
Gracias, who told the gathering that the upcoming Asian Youth Day would be held in 2017 in Indonesia.
They hoped such exhibitions would be held more often, so that people could understand
Typically, a press conference, particularly of this size would be held in the East Room of the White House but we're told there
1918 fell apart and in June 1919, the first national elections would be held.
a race like today‘s, you wish that the next GP would be held the next weekend.
1992, and then French President Mitterrand announced that a referendum would be held in France in autumn.
I don't think Corrigan would be held liable.
Copyright would be held by the authors of the imagery, not by the magazines that published the work.
He extended the palace with an enormous hall where the celebration would be held but this wing of the building had burned down a short time before the queen's arrival.
The president noted that the next IAESCSI general assembly would be held in Seoul during the EESC plenary session.