Extruded and self erecting structures could revolutionize and speed up construction processes.

146. The delay in erecting the accommodation units prolongs the stay in rented premises.

Governments find it more politically rewarding to pursue security by erecting administrative or physical barriers.

In addition, erecting one can take days and they are not intended to be moved often.

The industrialized countries are erecting major barriers to the importation of certain products from developing countries.

A number of shots were also fired at workers erecting a fence around a school near Kfar Darom.

Knowhow resides in brains, and emerging and developing countries should focus on attracting them, instead of erecting barriers to skilled immigration.

A group of 20 eukaryotic microbiologists published a paper two years ago erecting opisthokonta a super kingdom that joins animalia and fungi together.

Kyrgyz people are ready to help the people of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama by erecting yurts there for them as a temporary shelter.

Re erecting barriers to capital flows in the form of international taxes, thereby cordoning off crises before they turn global, is therefore another task for government.

There they would camp for a few days, perhaps erecting a temporary shelter, making and or repairing some stone tools, or processing some meat, then moving on.

The unilateralism that Israelis overwhelmingly voted for in their recent election is based on the idea that security can somehow be achieved by erecting physical walls and barriers.

These frameworks must be suitable for local conditions and must facilitate, rather than hinder, business transactions by not imposing unnecessary costs, increasing risks and erecting undesirable barriers to competition.

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4. At 0845 hours on 4 May 1993, six Iranian soldiers were seen erecting barbed wire at their location in front of the Fakkah guard post at geographical coordinates 512501.

It was also dismembering the West Bank, erecting obstacles and impediments and thereby denying the Palestinians the right to freedom of movement and the right to choose their place of residence.

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Much of the risk could be managed by erecting seawalls, building storm doors for the Subway, and simple fixes like porous pavements all at a cost of around 100 million a year.

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A case by case approach is therefore necessary.

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And this isn't just Tom Friedman, it's actually provable in case after case after case.

In this case, our base case is the case of a 2 by 2 matrix.

We can't deal with the situation case by case.

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Case law on UNCITRAL texts, digests of case law

A case by case approach can provide needed flexibility.

Let's look at one case, the case of Bangladesh.

Peru, case No. He also distinguishes the current case from that of Rogerson v. Australia, case No. 802 1998 and Collins v. Jamaica, case No.

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