Despite interruptions, his family held authority until 1528.

Otherwise, your interruptions are gonna become very tiresome.

Here in VI Monumento there are interruptions every night.

Gas is arguably more vulnerable than oil to unforeseen supply interruptions.

For companies, renegotiations mean uncertainty and possible interruptions of production and revenue.

Pipeline failures and other accidents may cause minor interruptions to energy supplies.

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Bolivia has had the bitter experience of long dictatorial interruptions in its institutional life.

So what are the interruptions that happen at the office but not at other places?

So what are these interruptions that happen at the office that don't happen at other places?

A remedial education initiative allowed 90,000 children to continue their learning, despite regular conflict related interruptions.

Since the establishment of democracy in 1986, five general elections have been held with no major interruptions.

For maintenance of roads, building façades and other similar structural maintenance, weather conditions can cause additional interruptions to project implementation.

At the office, most of the interruptions and distractions that really cause people not to get work done are involuntary.

But since earlier this year people from several neighborhoods in São Paulo have been complaining about weekly or even daily interruptions.

Consequently, I appeal to all delegations strictly to observe that procedure and to avoid any interruptions once voting on cluster begins.

Exposing it to setbacks and interruptions could still endanger the entire peace process and enhance frustration and radicalism on both sides.

30. Although efforts to overcome these difficulties are being made, a number of major maintenance projects are subject to unplanned interruptions.

On the website Faltou Água (Water was missing), a collaborative map shows locations where users have reported interruptions to their water supply.

If that were not enough, Bush s threat of sanctions against Iran poses the risks of interruptions of supplies from one of the world s largest producers.

We have lots of managers in the world now, and a lot of people in the world, and a lot of interruptions by these managers.

This fighting has been the cause of the suffering of the Afghan population and of repeated interruptions in the delivery of humanitarian aid in that country.

Oil provides somewhat less economic power than gas because it is a fungible commodity, and interruptions of supply can be made up by purchases on world markets.

As a result, businesses in Bangalore run their own bus services, contract with private suppliers for drinking water, and install generators to protect themselves from interruptions in electricity supply.

For 62 years, from 1945 2007, with some sharp but temporary and regionalized interruptions, entrepreneurs and enterprisers could bet that the demand would be there if they created the supply.

Despite some interruptions (such as the Avignon papacy), Rome has for centuries been the home of the Roman Catholic Church and the Bishop of Rome, otherwise known as the Pope.

The sole crossing point for commercial goods, the Karni crossing, was completely closed for 39 days and subject to operational breakdowns and other interruptions on days that it was nominally open.

The Swedish Defense Research Agency has reported that out of 55 deliberate gas supply interruptions, explicit threats, or coercive price actions by Russia since 1991, only 11 had nothing to do with politics.

Europe also must re balance its energy relationship with Russia by investing in gas storage to deal with interruptions, diversifying supplies, and establishing a properly functioning internal market, with more interconnections between countries.

33. Apart from insecurity, the main constraints to the delivery of food aid were slow incorporation of new arrivals in the distribution system and interruptions in distribution due to transport or enumeration problems.

The Ifo Business Climate index, which, though based on a survey for Germany, is regarded as Europe s most important economic activity indicator, has been falling with few interruptions since the autumn of last year.

The clashes have also resulted in frequent interruptions of relief operations since February 1993, despite the best efforts of Operation Lifeline Sudan to maintain its presence and flight schedules in the hardest hit areas.

The Dikwankwetla Party also stated that political intolerance and intimidation had reached very serious dimensions, such as violent interruptions of meetings of other parties, assaults on their members and the burning of their homes.

And we have a lot of managers in the world now, and there's a lot of people in the world now, and there's a lot of interruptions in the world now because of these managers.

Because in other places, you can have interruptions like the TV, or you could go for a walk, or there's a fridge downstairs, or you've got your own couch, or whatever you want to do.

The insistence by the Trial Chambers on having two Defence counsel and, in the event of illness or absence of one counsel, requiring the remaining counsel to continue, will reduce the occurrence of interruptions of trials.

Because in other places, you can have interruptions, like, you can have the TV, or you could go for a walk, or there's a fridge downstairs, or you've got your own couch, or whatever you want to do.

But private capital flows have proven to be volatile and prone to sudden interruptions, as exemplified by the Asian and Russian financial crises of the late 1990 s, or more recently by investors pulling out from infrastructure sectors.

The living conditions of the Ivorian population, particularly in the west and the north, continue to worsen, with significant interruptions in the supply of potable water in both rural and urban areas, and diminishing access to basic health care.

Hung parliaments are rare at the federal level in Australia, as a virtual two party system, in which the Australian Labor Party competes against an alliance of the conservative parties, has existed with only brief interruptions since the early 20th century.

(c) As the balance of payments deteriorated, especially after interruptions of capital inflows and sometimes massive flights of capital, the national currency was sharply devalued. This sharp devaluation increased further the cost of debt servicing and the debt to GDP ratio.

(3) An employer shall allow a woman employee who is nursing a child half an hour twice a day during her working hours for this purpose such interruptions of work shall be counted as working hours and shall be remunerated accordingly.

Half of the votes supported a definition of the ocean's northern limit at 60 S (with no land interruptions at this latitude), with the other 14 votes cast for other definitions, mostly 50 S, but a few for as far north as 35 S.

As a result of the frequent interruptions and delay in the case caused by the accused's chronic health condition coupled with his decision to represent himself, the Trial Chamber decided to conduct a review of the proceedings with respect to his decision to represent himself.