Sentence examples similar to recital 1 from inspiring English sources
HEMPSTEAD -- "Octubafest Recital"; 8 p.m.; Monroe Lecture Center Theater.
And the operatic diva Jessye Norman, a singer I first adored in recital 34 years ago, sang "Fix Me, Jesus".
There is the normal entrance charge to the museum itself, but no additional cost for the recital: (860) 229-0257.
The product of that collaboration, "Pictures Reframed," an intriguing multimedia piano recital 80 minutes long without intermission, was presented at Alice Tully Hall on Friday night.
It was a thorough recital (29 songs!) if not exactly a wide-ranging one: the pieces were all in a uniformly, warmly Romantic idiom, drawn mostly from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
2.2 and Recital 6 TBT, it follows that the extended authorisation scheme's objectives are legitimate [15].
Recital 26 of the GDPR for example confirms that it is not applicable where specific individuals can not be identified by the data in question.
"Also, the choices and defaults are not compatible with [GDPR] Article 25 on data protection by design and default nor Recital 32… If I say no to facial recognition it's unclear if other users can continue to tag me".
Typical procedures in this context include the application of ethical standards for scientific research as mentioned in Recital 33 and the implementation of organisational and technical safeguards as mentioned in Article 89 including anonymisation, pseudonymisation and encryption [2].
According to Recital 11 of the European Union Regulation on the hygience of foodstuffs No 852/2004, the application of hazard analysis and critical control point (HACCP) principles to primary produce is not yet generally feasible (Cerf and Donnat, 2011).
