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His proposals have naturally led to a criticism that this is a further move towards a "nanny state".
The plans to use volunteer Border Force specials is a further move towards casualisation of the workforce.
In a further move towards high-volume publishing, PLoS intends to launch an open-access online database, called PLoS One, later this year.
There is little if any appetite across the EU for any further move towards a higher target when there is so much economic uncertainty and government must continue to seek international consensus".
Yet there is something irredeemably naff about Marley's name being used to promote marijuana-based products – even though smoking it was probably his favourite hobby – and it's a further move towards the Disneyfication of all matters Marley.
Finally, as the loading plates further move towards each other, the central tensile crack splits the specimen into two halves (Fig. 4G) while at the same time, more cracks are initiated around the two loading areas and the central tensile crack.
The islanders expect further moves towards self determination, which they say is guaranteed by the constitution and the UN charter.
Moderate nationalists tempered their demonstration of solidarity with Sinn Fein by reiterating their belief that further moves towards decommissioning are long overdue.
So there is neither a coherent short-term macroeconomic framework, nor much in the way of a medium-term growth strategy, although some measures – such as further moves towards pooling local budgets – are welcome.
The figures gave weight to fears that high unemployment, low inflation and disagreements among political leaders over further moves towards integration will keep the currency zone locked into a prolonged period of low growth.
A statement that member states are not bound to accept further moves towards deeper European integration, re-interpreting the EU's historic commitment to create an "ever closer union of the peoples of Europe".
