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What's more interesting is that the federal recognition guaranteed by the Supreme Court in Windsor will break apart at the seams.
Constitutional recognition should guarantee us a place at the table.
North Korea insists that recognition and guarantees be the precondition for disarmament; the United States that they be the reward.
At the same time, North Korea has stepped up longstanding calls to the United States for recognition and guarantees of the country's security, hinting that it would abandon its nuclear programs in exchange.
Instant recognition is guaranteed by the public display of another cast at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan in 2001, and various exhibitions of other casts in such exalted institutions as the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art.
For as long as no sense of urgency or crisis brings the parties to the negotiating table, Israel will never fulfill its goal of unqualified Arab recognition and guaranteed security, and the Palestinians will never realize their dream of an independent state and the return of their displaced compatriots.
The "McJob" is a contemporary template: low-paid, no benefits, no union recognition and no guarantee that your job will be there in the morning.
Charles VI then invested a great deal of energy in his endeavours to secure the recognition and the guarantee of the Pragmatic Sanction in the German diet.
In contrast to in-car sensors like radar and image recognition, VANETs cannot guarantee strictly regular CAM updates due to the unreliability of the wireless channel and its inherent message transmission failures.
And while more CEOs finally are waking up to the talent linchpin, their recognition doesnt guarantee success in the competition for the best people or effective performance by those executives and managers once theyre in place.
In mammals, HRD1 complex is composed of several proteins that guarantee recognition, ubiquitination and retro-translocation into the cytosol of ERAD clients.
