This way of operating, he says, is the "common policy of the Yanukovych-style leftist media which dominate Slovenia .But Ms Delic has a surprising defender: Mr Jansa.
This purpose of Congress is put beyond question when the section's legislative history is considered in the light of the history and the basic common policy of the two statutes, the Railway Labor Act and the Norris-LaGuardia Act.
Selecting the auditor represents such a generic issue because, across their portfolios, institutional investors want objective information and could follow a common policy of voting against a poorly graded auditor.
He described that as "the major issue that will determine the fate of two nations for decades" because a unity administration, built around a common policy of negotiations with Israel, would be the only way to combat its plans to unilaterally impose its final borders and annex parts of the occupied territories.
For the last twenty years, we've enjoyed One Web that is united through the common policy of letting us be whoever we want to be, wherever we go.
It will require a common policy of Iran and Saudi Arabia, the religious enemies, to stabilize the future of oil prices.
This claim was rejected by K.B. McFarlane, who argued that this was not only the common policy of the age, but also the best.
In Canada, the Tri-Council Policy StatEthical Conduct for Research Involving HumansInvolving Humans" establishes a common policy of ethical conduct for research based on fundamental ethical principles [ 3].
One precondition would be that it is a common policy of the hospital to provide general information on nosocomial infections and to make the patients aware of the potential risks [ 13].
This Article finally exposes the instrumental role of the European Court of Justice in shaping many of the newly introduced concepts in public procurement regulation and aligning them with well-established common policies of the European integration process.
