25 Secondly, it is apparent from Article 3(2) of that directive that, in order to be classified as an act of 'making available to the public' within the meaning of that article, an act must meet, cumulatively, both conditions set out in that provision, namely that members of the public may access the protected work from a place and at a time individually chosen by them.
Both options were set out in a consultation paper published last summer and the chancellor was due to announce his decision in the budget.
Piketty has revived Marx's belief that capital would accumulate and become concentrated in ever fewer hands, a contention that was always suspect, both because Marx set out in Das Kapital to prove the conclusions he had previously reached in The Communist Manifesto of 1848 and because of a lack of anything approaching adequate economic data to make his case.
The agreed role and responsibilities of both committees are set out in written charters and the DMC provides written recommendations to the TSC following each meeting.
Both measures have been set out in the government's tobacco control strategy, which marks the start of the publication of a series of public health plans.
Both probes fulfill criteria set out in Box 1, but have weak off-target activity for BRD4 and other BET family members.
Mr Deputy Speaker, in every one of the next five years, adjusting for the cycle, we have locked in the tight fiscal stance we set out in both the Pre-Budget Report and the last Budget.
There is a special approval requirement set out in both 18 U.S.C. 203 d) and 205 e), respectively, for certain representational activities otherwise covered by the conflict of interest restrictions on compensation and activities of employees in claims against and other matters affecting the Government.
If the UK were to leave the EU, Prof Lawson said, "EU law would no longer prevent UK governments from rolling them back - nor from rolling back other disability rights measures currently set out in both UK and EU law".
Meanwhile, Rwandan President Paul Kagame and Democratic Republic of Congo's Joseph Kabila both appear to be eyeing bids in upcoming elections if their parliaments succeed in altering two-term limits set out in both constitutions.
