He's Austrian.

Karin is Austrian.

All are Austrian nationals.

Within the Special Account for Buildings Management Services, there is an amount of 349,061 representing a claim for reimbursement from the Austrian authorities for stranded costs, Renewable Energy Surcharge and KWK Zuschlag.

According to these terms, Austrian law would govern the contract.

The buyer sued the Austrian middleman to recover the advance payment.

In the past, such costs were fully absorbed by the Austrian Government.

An Austrian buyer ordered tantal powder from the seller in Hong Kong.

A German buyer ordered to an Austrian seller twenty tons of pork meat.

Last week, Austrian authorities found the decomposing bodies of 71 migrants in a Hungarian truck abandoned near Vienna. And more than 2,500 would be migrants have drowned in the Mediterranean this year, most of them attempting to cross from North Africa to Italy.

The Austrian courts, generally speaking, act in conformity with the legal standpoint of the government.

In the case of Mr. Bilasi Ashri, the Government of Egypt refused to accept a detailed set of assurances, including post return monitoring, requested by the Austrian Minister of Justice following a decision to that effect by an Austrian court of appeal.

Austrian swimmer Markus Rogan, 2004 Olympic silver medallist, is the international spokesman for the anti drug campaign.

A German buyer purchased garments from an Austrian seller, but did not take delivery of the goods.

A world free of nuclear weapons, indeed, all weapons of mass destruction, was the aim of Austrian policy.

An Austrian seller accepted an order to produce, deliver and set up tapping equipment at a restaurant in Germany.

How did this piece of 18th century Austrian aristocratic entertainment turn into the victory crow of this New York kid?

So part of our understanding of this was given to us by Ludwig Boltzmann, an Austrian physicist in the 19th century.

2.2 While serving his prison term, the author was required to perform work, receiving an hourly salary of 51.40 Austrian Schillings (ATS).

Lecturing University of San Diego, United States of America (1992), University of Oregon, United States of America (2001), Almaty, Kazkhstan (2001), Austrian Academy (2003).

An Austrian buyer ordered from the German seller a cooling device according to custom specifications for its special intended use in a water plant.

The Austrian law adds to that a possibility of terminating an auction by a procuring entity if serious reasons objectively justify ( abortion of the auction ).

The buyer, a British Columbia based producer of styrofoam blocks, purchased over Canadian  800,000 of equipment manufactured by the Austrian subsidiary of the German seller.

Austria hosts one radionuclide laboratory at the Austrian Research Centres in Seibersdorf, which was certified in November 2001 as the first of 16 radionuclide laboratories worldwide.

In subparagraph (e) it was suggested that other competent authorities or authorities authorized by law should be added to judicial authorities.

The first instalment of 1,220,000 due from the Austrian Government towards the replacement of carpets and cables at the Vienna International Centre is reflected within accounts receivable other .

Specialized authorities

Legislative authorities

Executive authorities

That concept is contained in the letter addressed by women foreign ministers including Austrian Foreign Minister Ursula Plassnik to the Secretary General and the President of the General Assembly.

47. In table 13.9, under Expected accomplishments , replace city authorities with local authorities .

For instance, Austrian and Italian banks are heavily exposed in Eastern Europe the Royal Bank of Scotland which is now majority owned by the British government does the bulk of its business abroad while a significant portion of UK housing is financed by foreign banks. Eventually the various national authorities will have to protect each other, but it is only a common danger that will force them to do so. nbsp

For instance, Austrian and Italian banks are heavily exposed in Eastern Europe the Royal Bank of Scotland which is now majority owned by the British government does the bulk of its business abroad while a significant portion of UK housing is financed by foreign banks. Eventually the various national authorities will have to protect each other, but it is only a common danger that will force them to do so.

First, while a purely Austrian response (that is, austerity) to bursting asset and credit bubbles may lead to a depression, QE policies that postpone the necessary private and public sector deleveraging for too long may create an army of zombies zombie financial institutions, zombie households and firms, and, in the end, zombie governments. So, somewhere between the Austrian and Keynesian extremes, QE needs to be phased out over time.

Designated national authorities

Designated national authorities

e. Local Authorities

The Israeli authorities should give consideration to the ongoing discussion among Israeli authorities concerning the matter.

In 1974, the authorities of Jordan handed Mr. al Zu'bi over to the authorities of Syria.

Cooperation between national authorities

To the Burundian authorities

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Women in Local Authorities

A Swiss buyer ordered 500 cubic metres of Romanian wood through an Austrian middleman, who accepted full liability for the delivery of the wood on behalf of the seller, a Romanian company.

As a result of increased cost recoveries from such other parties in relation to the asbestos removal work implemented by the Austrian authorities and due to the separate financing of the security enhancement related work carried out by this Major Programme, as well as the withdrawal of 1.4 million from the special account. The contribution of UNIDO to the normally cost shared activities of Buildings Management is decreased by 14 per cent or 1,108,700.