As he did onstage, he has not only transposed the play in time but also in tonal qualities.
Successive England managers – Sven- Goran Eriksson, Steve McClaren and Fabio Capello – have picked the pair but been left frustrated that dynamic individual club form has not been transposed on to the bigger stage in partnership.
The following analysis of the recent cases of Océano,i Bellone and Centrosteel will try to shed some light on several difficulties that arise when judges nonetheless try to give some effect to a directive, which has not been transposed in a timely manner, governing the relation between individuals.
By now, all Member States indeed have transposed Directive 95/46/EC, though, as the results of the inventory of the Work Group showed, not in a harmonized way; for instance, Article 8 on the processing of sensitive data (e.g. health data), has not been fully transposed by all Member States.
If you've not yet transposed your World Cup afterglow into full time league club support, there is hope for you yet.
The Commission also found that the European Waste Catalogue - the Mining Waste Directives - had not been transposed into Hungarian law.
The report makes it quite clear that the directives have not been transposed uniformly in the Member States, but in some cases with major differences concerning individual aspects.
However, it should be considered a putative TE as it has not yet been experimentally shown to transpose.
She still has trouble reading and transposes numbers in math, signs that her brain has not yet recovered and remains susceptible to greater injury.
Zaha has not looked back, the extravagant skills – step-overs, drag-backs, shimmies – he would practise meticulously around the house now transposed on to the pitch.
This Directive had not yet been transposed into Spanish law at the time of the contract.
