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But he rejected the administration's attempt to narrow the scope of the law and said the application of the statute, which was passed in 1789, should be guided by international norms with "definite content and acceptance among civilised nations".Fourteen of the cases before the Supreme Court this term and next concern America's relations with the rest of world.

The bank reckons that IT investment needs to fall by an average of 16% in volume terms this year and next to eliminate that overhang.

Swedish parliaments have three-year terms and the next election is not due until September 1991.

"I sent him a dictionary of telecom terms, and the next day he was speaking the language," says Allen. "Two weeks later he had the site up and running".

There has not been the cumulative effect that was felt in America.A realistic road mapIn the short term (this year and next) Brussels wants union members to focus on improving disclosure and shareholder communication, and on strengthening the role of independent non-executive directors.

This monetary value has little long term effect and next time you're thinking of donating to a charity or for a cause, you might think back to that time you created a video.

According to them, there is a lack of proven (long-term) effectiveness, and next to this, there is no overview of existing programs in the neighbourhood.

Term, options, and next purchase intentions should factor in your decision.

Asked by host Joe Scarborough if he thought presidents should be able to run for more than two terms, following a break period between the second term and the next campaign, Clinton said yes.

Michaelmas was the first term, and the next two were called Hilary and Trinity.

"All the moving parts now work really well long term, and the next stage is clinical and commercial," Ariad's chief executive, Harvey J. Berger, said.