There were no interruptions.

There will be no interruptions.

Mr Mayor, I won't tolerate these constant interruptions.

To tell you the truth, I missed her interruptions.

It has been going on since at least 1991, with few interruptions.

And when I am finished, one of you may have your say without interruptions.

So what are these interruptions that happen at the office that don't happen at other places?

These interruptions and other factors led to a perceptible increase in tension between the two parties.

Since the establishment of democracy in 1986, five general elections have been held with no major interruptions.

Employers can increase normal hours of work so as to recover hours lost through collective interruptions of work.

At the office, most of the interruptions and distractions that really cause people not to get work done are involuntary.

Consequently, I appeal to all delegations strictly to observe that procedure and to avoid any interruptions once voting on cluster begins.

(c) As the balance of payments deteriorated, especially after interruptions of capital inflows and sometimes massive flights of capital, the national currency was sharply devalued.

Nicaragua State of emergency was in force, with brief interruptions, from 15 March 1982 to 19 January 1988, and from 20 October to 15 November 1988.

The Standing Committee also noted that short interruptions in contributory service would usually have a lesser impact on the size of the final total pension entitlement.

Governments may get better terms, but they may also become embroiled in international investment disputes and discourage other investors. For companies, renegotiations mean uncertainty and possible interruptions of production and revenue.

The sole crossing point for commercial goods, the Karni crossing, was completely closed for 39 days and subject to operational breakdowns and other interruptions on days that it was nominally open.

The unstable political situation along the border between Myanmar and Thailand and in other opium producing border areas led to interruptions in UNDCP project activities, and slowed the pace of their implementation.

Concerned about the continuation and recent intensification of the military confrontation in Afghanistan, threatening regional peace and stability, and the attendant displacement of families and interruptions in the process of repatriating refugees,

Page Gravely concerned about the continuation of armed confrontation in the Great Lakes region, threatening regional peace and stability, and the attendant displacement of families and interruptions in the process of repatriating refugees,

And we have a lot of managers in the world now, and there's a lot of people in the world now, and there's a lot of interruptions in the world now because of these managers.

The significant factors determining the impact of the arrests will be the extent and duration of the interruptions and whether, in the absence of a major cartel, cocaine trafficking will return to its previous levels.

The insistence by the Trial Chambers on having two Defence counsel and, in the event of illness or absence of one counsel, requiring the remaining counsel to continue, will reduce the occurrence of interruptions of trials.

While the impact of the arrests upon cocaine trafficking has not been evaluated at the time of preparation of the present report, the interruptions in cocaine manufacturing and trafficking are reported to have reduced coca leaf prices.

Because in other places, you can have interruptions, like, you can have the TV, or you could go for a walk, or there's a fridge downstairs, or you've got your own couch, or whatever you want to do.

Collision avoidance manoeuvres impact satellite operations in several ways (e.g. propellant consumption, payload data and service interruptions, and temporary reduction in tracking and orbit determination accuracy), and they should be minimized, consistent with spacecraft safety and mission objectives.

The living conditions of the Ivorian population, particularly in the west and the north, continue to worsen, with significant interruptions in the supply of potable water in both rural and urban areas, and diminishing access to basic health care.

20. Collision avoidance manoeuvres impact satellite operations in several ways (e.g. propellant consumption, payload data and service interruptions, and temporary reduction in tracking and orbit determination accuracy), and they should be minimized, consistent with spacecraft safety and mission objectives.

Despite interruptions, including the two World Wars, the flames kindled by the sun s rays form a torch for peaceful coexistence. Through the years, we have witnessed greater numbers of athletes participating, on an equal footing, with others from around the world.

Europe s largest economy, Germany, is now going into the doldrums. The Ifo Business Climate index, which, though based on a survey for Germany, is regarded as Europe s most important economic activity indicator, has been falling with few interruptions since the autumn of last year.

6. Treat interruptions of attendance at work due to sickness as days of annual holiday with pay in order to bring article 229 into line with article 2, paragraph 3 (b), of Convention No. 52 on holidays with pay and with relevant case law

The disability occurred with respect to an employee who took up employment during the six months after graduation from secondary or higher school and was employed without interruption or with interruptions which altogether did not exceed six months up to the day when the disability occurred.

Interruptions in the identification process occurred, due to the illness of sheikhs, sandstorms, disputes between the parties, and a change in procedures at the Laayoune airport for arriving and departing POLISARIO delegations, which was followed by a reciprocal change at the Tindouf airport for Moroccan delegations.

But, without new investment in developing Middle East reserves, unbridled growth of energy consumption in the US, China, and elsewhere implies that demand will outpace supply. If that were not enough, Bush s threat of sanctions against Iran poses the risks of interruptions of supplies from one of the world s largest producers.

181. The Administration explained that the nature of court proceedings was that short interruptions, due for example, to lack of witnesses, were inevitable the Tribunal attempted to utilize any free courtroom time to its best advantage, but such matters as the distances witnesses had to travel could make this difficult.

One important aspect I want you to recognize, is that typically, in real time, when you're teaching classes like this, the amount of exposure the students have to a teacher, or the classroom time, if you may, is a lot more than on video and video is very intense, there's very few interruptions.

For 62 years, from 1945 2007, with some sharp but temporary and regionalized interruptions, entrepreneurs and enterprisers could bet that the demand would be there if they created the supply. This played a significant role in setting the stage for the two fastest generations of global economic growth the world has ever seen.

True, private capital flows have surged in the wake of global liberalization and these countries privatization schemes. But private capital flows have proven to be volatile and prone to sudden interruptions, as exemplified by the Asian and Russian financial crises of the late 1990 s, or more recently by investors pulling out from infrastructure sectors.

9. Subsequently, interruptions in the identification process, due to the illness of sheikhs, sandstorms, disputes between the parties and a change in procedures at the Laayoune airport for arriving and departing POLISARIO delegations, which was followed by a reciprocal change at the Tindouf airport for Moroccan delegations, led to a perceptible increase in tension between the two parties.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos this year, experts named water risk as one of the top four risks facing business in the twenty first century. Similarly, 53 of companies surveyed by the Carbon Disclosure Project reported that water risks are already taking a toll, owing to property damage, higher prices, poor water quality, business interruptions, and supply chain disruptions.

The Committee understands that problems have arisen because, in those instances where the function performed is, in fact, required on a continuous basis, interruptions simply to conform to the procedure for temporary service have a negative impact on the provision of services in this regard, the Committee understands that, in some cases, procedures that limit continuous service to 11 months are being disregarded.

Section 11 of the 1947 Headquarters Agreement between the United Nations and the Government of the United States, referred to in that note verbale, clearly states that t his section does not apply to general interruptions of transportation which are to be dealt with as provided in Section 17, and does not impair the effectiveness of generally applicable laws and regulations as to the operation of means of transportation.

24. This situation, which was described in detail in document A 51 355 and Add.1, has significantly increased the cost of keeping the island supplied, since the hiring of shippers with adequate equipment and sufficiently in advance is made difficult by the limited availability of ships. This leads to additional expenses for storage and stays in port, the cancellation or duplication of contracts and interruptions in supplies.

45. The process of buy outs and large scale mergers in the field of producers and marketers of drugs and medical supplies and equipment, among other inputs for the health sector, is becoming particularly extensive and dynamic, a fact which has resulted in more interruptions of relations with traditional suppliers in that sector than in other sectors. This has produced very severe consequences in the Cuban health sector.

140. Lastly, some guarantees have been introduced in this area first, the Labour Inspectorate must be given prior notification of collective interruptions of work and arrangements for recovering hours lost thereby (ibid., art. 92, subpara. 2) and secondly, the recovery of lost hours may not result in an extension of the working week to more than 60 hours except in the case of urgent work that must be carried out immediately to prevent imminent accidents or to organize rescue measures.