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Miliband and the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, have each made three speeches setting out how they would extend qualification periods for EU immigrants to receive benefits, enforce the minimum wage and prevent the exploitation of cheap migrant labour.

Chelsea's Capital One Cup win means sixth place will also qualify and if Arsenal win the FA Cup, that will extend qualification to seventh place in the table.

The ultimate goal, however, is to extend its qualification to DEMO and fusion power reactors, where irradiation doses >70 dpa and continuous operation are anticipated.

When this seemingly absolute protection is found to be qualified by the police power, the natural tendency of human nature is to extend the qualification more and more until at last private property disappears.

Emphasis is given to the adopted model philosophy in relation to OTS/COTS items heritage and identified activities necessary to extend the qualification level to be compliant with the IXV environment.

This component test facility (CTF) would complement and extend the qualification of materials by IFMIF and could operate in association with DEMO thus reducing the risk of delays, and extending the options, during this crucial stage of the development of commercial fusion power.

Overall, studieren-im-netz.de provides a helpful tool for those who wish to extend their qualifications to other fields or disciplines, or those who would like to study alongside their full-time job.

While suitable materials for the high temperature exposed components well-known from conventional technologies are taken into consideration, extended material qualification tests must still be performed for reactor design and licensing to guarantee safe and economic operation.

Italian coach Bonetti was appointed in July 2010 on a two-year contract, which he says was automatically extended upon qualification for the 2012 Nations Cup.

Allied to the theme of cricketers being able to make a living playing all over the world is the news that the England and Wales Cricket Board has extended the qualification period needed to be served by players born abroad who want to play for England.

Perhaps we could extend the residency qualification from three years, but the grandparent rule seems reasonable.