But the European trade commissioner, Karel De Gucht, set out a litany of European grievances on which he said China must make progress if it wanted that status before it automatically receives it in 2016 under World Trade Organization rules.
Oliver's Facebook post had set off a litany of comments, from those who supported him "for speaking the truth in this world of political correctness" to others who lambasted the lawmaker for his "disgusting" and "appalling" remarks.
Don't show this to anybody.'" Patrick admits, though he adds that the precedent set by a litany of online fan tributes allayed his concerns.
The Daily Mail sets out a litany of road and rail works that will conspire to irritate travellers.
However, former head of the civil service Lord Butler accused Mr Maude of setting out "a litany of criticisms" of the service.
In the op-ed, McConnell sets forth a litany of specious arguments about why campaign finance disclosure is bad for America.
Devoid of their floor leader, Boston barely ran any sets, and a litany of guards manned the point — including Jason Terry, Courtney Lee, Leandro Barbosa and Avery Bradley — until the fourth quarter, when the ball rarely left Pierce's hands.
An external CDS engine cannot specify choices for what happens next, whereas integrated CDS can specify a litany of options.
Stopping in at locations from London to Louisville, Paris to Montreal, his epic sets would take place in a litany of shapes and sizes, at jazz clubs and arenas.
Mike Hampton's return to Shea Stadium in a Colorado Rockies uniform immediately unraveled last night into a litany of disaster, set to a soundtrack of boos.
