But this I say by way of concession, not of commandment.

But this I say by way of concession, not of commandment.

I said, I'll make a concession. I'll take the husbands along as well.

It is hoped that this concession will soon be extended to all African countries.

The concession is held by local businessman Floyd Thomas, through his company, Jungle Waters.

These grants include free books, uniforms, soft loan credit facilities and concession in tuition fee.

His son asked him for some lemonade and Dad went to the concession stand to buy it.

In December 2004, the Commission was ready to present proposed concession legislation to be taken to the Governor and the legislature, and the Commission members were expected to end the period for public comment and vote on the legislation at its meeting of 28 December 2004.

If a concession holder meets the two sets of criteria above it will be evaluated on the following points.

The concession review committee's results and recommendations will then be forwarded to Chairman Bryant, and the Government will act accordingly.

(3)The creditor makes any concession to the debtor which is in financial difficulties due to economic or legal factors, etc.

And at one time, such a large batch of store closures might have been viewed as a retailer's concession of defeat.

The assessment team found substantive evidence of an increasing number of illegal chainsaw operators in practically all the former concession areas.

This data will be used to form basic recommendations on the future of each concession according to the minimum standards set.

Where there are extensive areas of public forest, the focus has been on setting concession rents and royalty rates to reflect market prices.

In the former logging concession areas, the lack of maintenance has rendered many of the roads barely passable or, in some cases, impassable.

All of this should not be seen as a concession, but as part of the obligations undertaken by eurozone governments to address excessive imbalances.

Several delegations stressed that the inclusion of such language in the preamble represented a significant concession, and could only be agreed upon as part of such a package.

If the concession holder fails to comply with a substantial percentage of the categories they have been recommended for cancellation without further review. The issues are as follows

I had a butterfly period, a snake period, a bird period, a fish period, a cave period and finally and definitively, an ant period.

The Transitional Government has not rescinded fraudulently granted concessions, as recommended by the Forestry Concession Review Committee, preferring instead to refer them to the Ministry of Justice for action.

Looking at what comes in Article 5 of Law 8 92 of May 06, 1992, it becomes obvious that in the concession of a litigious divorce, the couples must agree on

In conducting the review under the methodology, the Technical Secretariat recognizes the need for basic threshold criteria that allow it to evaluate if a concession holder meets the criteria or not.

Transport to and from the island has been provided in the past by the yearly call of the RMS St. Helena, an occasional passenger ship, two fishing concession vessels and the South African research vessel SA Agulhas.

To cope with the increasing demands of communication by satellite, the Government of Thailand and the Shinawatra Company have signed an agreement on domestic satellite communications allowing the Company to provide satellite communications under a 30 year concession.

To Chicago economists, an increase in the number of idle workers represents a voluntary choice for leisure. In a concession to commonsense, they concede that people may make mistakes and, to that extent, a stimulus may be beneficial.

Moreover, when the Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation between the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata and the United Kingdom had been signed, in 1825, no reservations had been expressed concerning the concession granted to Vernet.

Early childhood is a critical period for realizing children's rights. During this period

Period. None. Zero.

Period 2001 2005

the period covered

After the court delivered its verdict, the regime halved the sentence and agreed to keep Aung San Suu Kyi under house arrest, rather than moving her to one of its worst jails. This may not seem like much of a concession.

The provisional cash surplus for the financial period shall be determined by establishing the balance between credits (assessed contributions actually received for the financial period and miscellaneous income received during the financial period) and charges (all disbursements against the appropriations for that financial period and provisions for unliquidated obligations for that financial period).

My period hasn't come.

English is third period.

A. Pre auction period

Nodal period 7.758 hours

Nodal period 7.773 hours

Nodal period 10.35 hours

Nodal period 10.629 hours

In 2004, the Consolidated Commission on Utilities began efforts towards privatizing the water and wastewater agency, voting to pursue the possibility of a concession agreement where the management and distribution of the island's water system could be turned over to a private contractor.

The budget amounted to 222 million in the first period and 1,017.6 million in the second period.

(iv) The period of appointment, the notice required to terminate it and period of probation, if any

Financial biennium means the period from 1 January to 31 December over a two year period inclusive

The peak number of troops deployed during the reporting period increased to 48,988 compared with 34,901 during the period 2002 03, whereas the peak number of civilian police deployed during the reporting period decreased slightly to 5,251 compared to 6,181 during the period 2002 03.