But industry leaders and business analysts consider the agreement--whose terms include a 35-hour workweek after Oct. 1--a serious setback to Germany's efforts to become more competitive in international markets.
In this sense, this search has found all studies that appear in the review of Shrewsbury and Wardle [ 11], whose search terms included, among others, education.
Therefore, for Derrida, "a pure language" means a language whose terms necessarily include a plurality of senses that cannot be reduced down to one sense that is the proper meaning.
(2) If the decision to cease conducting regulated activities is made before issuance of a permit whose term will include the termination date, the permit shall contain a schedule leading to termination which will ensure timely compliance with applicable requirements.
The largest classes of over-represented terms included genes whose functional annotations were involved in transferase (36%), porter/transporter/permease (18%), kinase (10%), binding (10%) and hydrolase (4%) activities.
"Mr Crighton will chair a new Investment Committee of the board whose terms of reference will include overseeing capital projects.
Eventually, the US and Swiss Governments came to a settlement whose terms remain secret, but seems to include the disclosure of a few thousand account holders and the case was sent for arbitration to the US regulator, FINRA.
"He certainly looks forward to recommendations, policy proposals and advice that he will provide". Schwarzenegger can quickly fill up to seven slots on the 11-member board that are either vacant; filled by members, including President Hastings, whose terms expire in January; or by those who were appointed by former Gov. Gray Davis but not yet confirmed by the Senate.
Including "restructured assets", loans whose terms have been rejigged to make payment easier, troubled assets are 10% of all lending (see chart).
