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"We salute the courage and resilience of the Greek citizens," said the European Council president, Herman Van Rompuy, and the European Commission president, José Manuel Barroso, in a joint statement, "fully aware of the sacrifices which are demanded from them to redress the Greek economy and build new, sustainable growth for the country".
Asymmetric hydrogenation ranks to the most intensively researched way of preparation of enantiomerically pure compounds which are demanded e.g. in pharmaceutical industry, cosmetics or agriculture.
In their network, after manufacturing products in batches, each type of products which are demanded by several retailers is held in separate warehouses with different holding and backorder costs.
Base on a concrete engine model, this paper aims to provide an acceptable method of compliance to the engine icing operation and ice ingestion requirements which are demanded by the US airworthiness standards of aircraft engines, i.e., Federal Aviation Administration 14 CFR Part 33, and introduce the application of critical point analysis and experimental arrangement in engine icing certification.
The repertoires of these receptors are shaped by lineage specific expansions which are demanded by functional innovation or are simply the results of lower selective constraints.
Women prefer to deliver in health facilities but most do not do so because they cannot afford the cost of drugs and supplies which are demanded in a situation of poverty and limited male support.
The city needs to negotiate new contracts with its unions, which are demanding raises.
See articleIn a filing to a New York court, Argentina's government offered to reopen a debt swap to vulture funds which are demanding full payment of defaulted bonds.
Design and analysis of these gates require quantum chemical calculations, which are demanding in computer time and memory.
While their low tax rates are obvious, both the Isle of Man and Jersey claim to be far more open about who holds money on their islands than any of the G8 countries which are demanding more transparency from them.
This is shown by the significant volume of evidence being submitted to the parallel enquiry into BBC practices by Dinah Rose QC, which was demanded by Lord Patten in October.
