The 1954 Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons sets out a minimum standard of treatment for them, including providing travel documents and identity papers.
You've heard this story before: Person sets out to find an apartment or buy their first home.
The important thing here is to anticipate the conversation before it happens, so you've already picked up the phone when the person sets out to make the call.
Pay respects to Tony Blair, show Gordon the person, set out a record of achievement, do the vision thing, hint at a few big ideas and finally round on the Tories.
The recent "Clinical Practice Guidelines: Prevention of Falls in Older Persons"" as set out by the American Geriatric Society (AGS) and British Geriatric Society (BGS) do not incorporate a measure or assessment of sustained attention under "Neurological function" [ 59].
Each day, he said, one person would set out, floating on tires and rubber tubes, to seek food and water for the group.
The idea for "The Runner" called for one person to set out cross country, accomplishing a series of assignments, all of which he or she would have to perform without being spotted and identified.
Gradually, all builds into a novel of extraordinary size, in every sense of the word: yet the method of it is not unlike the way a person might set out to construct a model of the Taj Mahal out of matchsticks, and the general effect of Oscar And Lucinda does indeed have some of the unselfconscious strangeness of folk art.
Fifty years ago, a person who set out to engage in public service might unfairly be criticized for not being a member of a church or not professing religion, but who would have thought 50 years later that a man would be mocked for holding a deeply held faith?
Because I was not a person who set out to ever do anything useful.
If a person intentionally set out to give more sleep inducing monikers to these amazing developments, they'd be hard-pressed to beat them.
