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This would reflect a radical reinterpretation of their international legal obligations – chipping away at long established constraints on the use of lethal force and creating a dangerous global precedent.

A favourite of film stars such as Sienna Miller, Rosamund Pike and Sarah Jessica Parker, Kirkwood was the surprise appointment this month to the role of creative director at the long established shoemaker Pollini, where he has been designing shoes and bags since 2008.

The automakers, and Chrysler in particular, want the Canadian union to adopt a system long established at American plants under which new employees work at a lower wage rate.

I.R.A. contribution limits, long established at $2,000 a year, will rise to $3,000 next year, but to $3,500 for those who are at least 50.

They will both be involved in the Top 14 after the tournament with O'Connell joining Toulon and Cudmore long established at Clermont Auvergne.

The passing principles that are now long established at the Liberty Stadium have been seamlessly adopted and developed by Rodgers, earning his side further comparisons with Barcelona.

Statement from Cadbury: "The sale of confectionery and ice cream is long established at Olympic and Paralympic Games' venues along with many other snacks and treats.

However the structure of the Dutch infection control centre (WIP) was long established at that time.

The cliques in blogging have been long established, and at the end of the day many will find personal interest in reading a list of the top 100 blogs in their own favorite vertical.

Mr. Graham found the lace at Klauber Brothers, a trimmings house so long established that one of its founders died aboard the Titanic, returning from Europe during a season that was also a big one for lace, according to news reports of 1912.

Animal teratogenesis by a variety of heavy metals and human teratogenesis by at least lead and mercury are long established [ 55].