Its passage was a rejoinder of sorts to a plan hatched by the Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, that would allow Republicans to accede to a $2.4 trillion increase in the government's debt limit without actually voting for it, but also without the dollar-for-dollar spending cuts that House Republicans had demanded in return.
The idea, conjured by Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, would allow Republicans to accede to an increase in the government's debt limit without actually voting for it or giving in to President Obama's demand for tax increases as part of any deal.
The qualitative method allows us to accede to the parents' point of view, and may thus provide information that goes beyond caregivers' stereotypes of parents and increase the former's empathy for the latter.
By way of clarification, does the Commission consider it conceivable that the European Union will allow Cuba to accede to the Cotonou Agreement as long as the political detainees now sentenced remain in detention?
Kashmir is disputed because the law which divide India in 1947 allowed the territory to accede to India or Pakistan.
He was already indispensable to Sennett, however, who acceded to Chaplin's demand to be allowed to direct his own films.
It could also allow for countries to accede at various times, thus giving them adequate time to prepare to participate.
Instead we call on the Member States to initiate negotiations in order to allow the EU to accede to the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, so that the EU institutions will also be bound by these common human rights provisions. in writing.
While Palestinian chances of joining the ICC would be neither automatic nor guaranteed as a non-member observer state, Palestinian officials have indicated they will make a new attempt in light of the 29 November vote, which allows them in principle to accede to the ICC.
And the Chinese government is unlikely to accede to allowing the auditors to respond to a subpoena that would create a precedent for other firms being compelled to disclose their work papers.
