Each member country inserts its voting card into the machine and presses "2" for yes, "3" for no and "4" to abstain.
Dentists in developing countries insert fillings, perform extractions and other minor surgeries using instruments without effective sterilization due to lack of electricity, which can contribute to new health issues.
I think it's entirely inappropriate for any government in any country to insert itself into the regulation of a free press.
The rapid internationalisation of supply chains has made it far easier for poor countries to insert themselves into the unconditional convergence machinery of industrial production.
On December 5th the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, agreed that the 17 euro-zone countries should insert a German-style "debt brake" into their constitutions.
A group of senior Democrats this week called on Susan Schwab, the United States Trade Representative, to re-open negotiations with both countries and insert new clauses that would toughen labour and union rights.
The rocker in him made a diligent effort: he swore, he stood on his piano, he introduced 2005 tune Photograph as "a song about sex, drugs and living in the West Country", and inserted the words "one cheeky line of cocaine" into I Get a Kick Out of You.
Technology companies have also stepped up lobbying in Washington, created political action committees to donate to bipartisan races all over the country and inserted themselves into prominent policy fights — most notably enlisting Mr. Obama to defeat an antipiracy bill that the entertainment industry had sought.
Interestingly, its former version, which is the official version in force in European countries (Package insert for Technescan MAG3, 2015), had included these information.
First, the vertical decomposition of production across frontiers allows less-advanced countries to insert themselves in supply chains by initially specializing in single, simpler tasks.
