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"It has become overly onerous and a real barrier to undertaking any sort of normal tour" if you try to combine American dates with appearances in other countries, Mr. Luxford continued.

Choose the right lighting equipment: Lights are one of the most important factors to keep in mind before undertaking any sort of interior designing/re-designing.

"In the view of our dealer and sponsor members, it is not the role of the depositors and its officers to undertake any sort of credit analysis," Sifma told the commission, adding, "They are not trained to do so".

I've spoken to a handful of VCs who hold that it's getting increasingly difficult to announce funding or undertake any sort of publicity for the nascent companies they're involved with.

Undertaking a sort of comedy travelogue, he talks about bumping into Ireland's Taoiseach at a urinal, Western panic about Islam, the Avignon Papacy (medieval theology rarely gets a laugh) and the joys of wearing Austrian lederhosen, and the gag quotient is high in a fiercely intelligent hour that goes by too fast (to 26 Aug).

The EU is not a party to ICSID (or to UNCITRAL), so each negotiation undertakes a sort of re-creation of the template for investment protection and ISDS.

But today, they undertake a sort of self-negation of their own beliefs.

The Caliphate is undertaking all sorts of trafficking, from trading human organs to selling antiquities and energy products.

The present minder is highly motivated and shows initiative by undertaking all sorts of activities with the children, such as studying the environment, growing flowers on the school yard, etcetera.

Even when US government officials knew, and wrote, that high drug prices would undermine access, they conspired to undertake all sorts of pressure to get policies favorable to the drug companies.

THL was hardly alone in undertaking this sort of financial engineering, known as a dividend recapitalization.