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It produces an added value for UFT policy-making and it can be framed in the overall context of transport planning.
Such exclusion clauses must be specific, but can be general in nature; Section 3(2) states that it can be framed "to relate to a particular award, to awards under a particular reference or to any other description of awards, whether arising out of the same reference or not".
At best, it can be framed as a necessary corrective, but the whole PR 'brand Africa' shtick is boring, patronizing and finally insubstantial in its attempt to transform the West's time-honored way of imagining the continent, ideas that are thoroughly tangled up with ingrained and much beloved supremacist notions of Euro-American culture and identity".
At best, it can be framed as a necessary corrective, but the whole PR 'brand Africa' shtick is boring, patronising and finally insubstantial in its attempt to transform the West's time-honoured way of imagining the continent, ideas that are thoroughly tangled up with ingrained – and much beloved – supremacist notions of Euro-American culture and identity".
They will need to bring in concrete forms and pour the floor of your greenhouse before it can be framed.
For those who prefer concrete political concepts to four-word idioms, the problem and its solution can be framed it in terms of self-determination - a concept right there in Article 1 of Chapter 1 of the United Nations charter.
They joy of dealing with finance is that so few of us actually understand it, and so the discussion can be framed in terms of a simple morality play.
It is not a treasure that can be framed, stored or polished.
The government says it will consult shortly on how the legislation can be framed.
As a clear strategy to attempt the paper can be framed only after reading it thoroughly.
It doesn't matter that the same basic thesis can be framed in terms of multilevel selection theory, selfish gene theory, or inclusive fitness theory.
