Sentence examples for at the igc from inspiring English sources

That could mean deferring any real change until enlargement.Flexing musclesThe third big issue at the IGC is "flexibility"—the latest buzzword for an idea that has been knocking around since the first enlargement in 1973.

Mr Blair also promises to win a "better deal" at the IGC for the British fishing industry.In this section John Redwood's bumpy pitch Zero tolerance Big bad John Standard errors Lies and statistics More dosh?

Aware that both sides will attempt last-minute "improvements" at the IGC and that the Tory tabloids will be watching to justify calls for a referendum, Mr Blair said: "There is nothing we will agree to that will put any of that at risk".

Secondly, the draft shows that progress has been made at the IGC on a number of key institutional questions.

It is playing a very prominent role in the discussions at the IGC, and I am hopeful that some genuine results will be achieved.

Anti-Gr1 mAb (Clone: RB6-8C5; RB6-8C5 hybridoma) was produced at the IGC under serum-free conditions using a CELLine (Integra, Switzerland) (Tepper et al., 1992).

In October 2006, Bettencourt-Dias and her husband, a Portuguese computational biologist, each started independent research groups at the Instituto IGC.

The IGC rate per site per generation will be c = gλ, where λ is the effective average length of the IGC tracts (although not accounting for possible truncations) and the population IGC rate will be C = 4 Nc.

At the eve of the end of the IGC and of the third stage of EMU, we would like to hope for a greater determination and an attempt to increase participation by European citizens, which would lead to a wider ranging, more pluralistic and involved discussion and would enable citizens to be listened to, thanks to referendums on all of these matters.

The IGC has asked Eurotunnel, the operator of the tunnel itself, to revise its rules to accommodate trains with distributed power; but the rule-change is not likely to go through until February 2011 at the earliest.

Progress in the IGC, hampered by the British election, has been slow.