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These abbreviated message descriptions and tags are purely provisional.

The titles of agenda items have been abbreviated, where appropriate.

The titles of agenda items have been abbreviated, where appropriate.

a The titles of agenda items have been abbreviated, where appropriate.

Yesterday, several speakers presented abbreviated versions of their sometimes long written statements.

expanded form The complete representation of a term for which there is an abbreviated form

And abbreviated it to meme, just because it sounds good and made a good meme, an effective spreading meme.

Consideration could be given to introducing an abbreviated entry procedure where an application is supported by an approved mediation agency.

abbreviated form a term resulting from the omission of any part of the full term while designating the same concept

UN briefing papers the world conferences developing priorities for the twenty first century (abbreviated version) lt http www.un.org geninfo bp worconf gt

In a first phase, the Unit prepared an abbreviated review focusing on headquarters review, budget and financial issues, personnel practices and oversight activities.

And the genetic information is contained in the form of a sequence of four bases abbreviated with the letters A, T, C and G.

List of CISG ratifications. 2. Official (English) CISG convention text. 3. Table of cases. 4. Table of authorities (cited previously in abbreviated form). 5.

UN briefing papers The world conferences developing priorities for the twenty first century (abbreviated version) lt http www.un.org geninfo bp worconf.html gt (Posted also in French)

The employer is obliged to give a pregnant women, a woman who has a child under the age of 14 (or a disabled child under the age of 16), including a child under the woman's guardianship, or a person who is caring for a sick family member pursuant to a medical finding an abbreviated workday or an abbreviated work week if they request it (article 168 of the Labour Code).

Her education would probably cease or be abbreviated on account of the costs, while she would be quite lost in the culture due to a lack of language or cultural knowledge.

Under article 46 of that law, an abbreviated workweek_no more than 36 hours_is in place for workers (regardless of sex) who do heavy physical labour or whose jobs involve harmful working conditions.

I'm in awe of their power in terms of imagination, in terms of technology, in terms of concept.

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They have needs which have to be met efficiently in terms of energy, in terms of cost, in terms of quality.

However, he has had to reduce even more the amount of space given to the already abbreviated summaries of allegations and of government responses, because of the further page limitation now imposed on the addendum.

Those recommendations should be quickly put into a practical manual for use by organizations on the ground, and her delegation therefore welcomed the proposal to distribute an abbreviated version of the report to a broader audience.

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