He only bought what he needed to fulfil customers' orders.
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His hawkish partners will want him to fulfil that promise.
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And one plucky tweeter was on hand to fulfil it.
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English might one day fulfil the destiny intended for Esperanto.
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Undeterred, she decided to fulfil her wish anyway — by herself.
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And if you cut it off, it can't fulfil its function.
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Everyone sheds conscience and inhibition to fulfil desires and avenge injuries.
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If elected, Mr Trump would struggle to fulfil half his promises.
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But it takes a big company to fulfil a big contract.
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But does it have enough money to fulfil its grand ambitions?
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It is buying on the spot market to fulfil existing contracts.
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Without an opening to India, they will never fulfil their potential.
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Can the president use emergency powers to fulfil his campaign promise?
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Less clear is whether a central bank could fulfil its promise.
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"Naturally, we have our obligations, we will fulfil them," he said.
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Fulfil your potential with an Alienware laptop or desktop from Dell.
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From thereon out, she was only more determined to fulfil her ambitions.
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Even so, Cambodian factories swiftly fulfil huge orders placed by Western firms.
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So why not create plentiful reserves to fulfil the demand for money?
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So, she has some obligations that she might not want to fulfil.
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Finally, the Trump administration must fulfil the federal government's responsibilities under Obamacare.
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Did these articles fulfil the basic journalistic function of informing their readers?
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But some have struggled to fulfil expanded commitments after signing major contracts.
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But Brees contends the Saints still have plenty of potential to fulfil.
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It also has its own last-mile delivery service to fulfil orders.
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If Brazil is to fulfil its promise, much, much more is needed.
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After a Herculean effort, someone actually manages to fulfil his insane request.
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However, piped natural gas will still fulfil crucial parts of China's needs.
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Some startups aim to fulfil the role of informing workers and recruiting members.
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Both also fulfil the same role: producing crucial feedstocks for the world economy.
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Candidates for the Politburo must fulfil certain criteria, such as holding ministerial rank.
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None of this means that gene drives will not eventually fulfil their promise.
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To address today's challenges, all members of the alliance must fulfil their obligations.
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The WHO continues to fulfil this role – but it too has hit problems.
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"Thank you for letting me fulfil so many of my dreams," he says.
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They are likely seeking the cargoes to fulfil term commitments, the sources said.
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He didn't win, but thankfully Hopkins chickened out and didn't fulfil her promise.
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"I like Larry Fink's statement: We have to fulfil our purpose," said George.
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The firm said he was "temporarily unable to fulfil his role for personal reasons".
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Still, capitalization is considered adequate and sufficient to fulfil BCAB's business and financial targets.
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Gacalo wants to fulfil a promise of care she made before her son's death.
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He needs Democrats to fulfil his heterodox promises mainly because the Republicans would not.
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Sometimes the aim is to fulfil the potential of a country's second-tier cities.
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There are roadblocks the region will have to overcome to fulfil its growth potential.
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B&N would continue to fulfil its obligations toward clients in full, it said.
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By omitting to include such rules, the assembly has failed to fulfil this obligation.
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Plans to defuse some of the scheme's more controversial points look harder to fulfil.
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Hand sanitizer had run out and suppliers were struggling to fulfil orders, she said.
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Italy is on lockdown, meaning that restaurants who might fulfil food orders are shut.
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But in order to sustain his appeal, he will have to fulfil his promises.
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Helping both sexes fulfil their aspirations is more complicated than passing an equal-pay law.
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But America can fulfil that role only on the basis of involvement, not of withdrawal.
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Mousavi also said that Iran expected Europe to take operational steps to fulfil the deal.
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We have set so many strategies that, to fulfil all these kind of expected gaps.
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The company also said it had earmarked funds to fulfil the terms of the deal.
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But none would come with the added benefit of seeming to fulfil Mr Trump's protectionist promise.
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The merger would also fulfil the European Central Bank's aspirations for bigger, more diversified European banks.
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Endowed with extra revenues that enabled them to fulfil campaign promises, presidents tended to be popular.
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But for Aadhaar to fulfil its potential, Indians must trust that it will not be misused.
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It does not want to be accused of failing to fulfil its mandate to eliminate them.
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If that happened, Temer would then fulfil the remainder of her mandate until elections in 2018.
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Both Mnuchin and Lighthizer considered that unacceptable, given China's history of failing to fulfil reform pledges.
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Article 155 of the constitution lets the government force regional officials to fulfil their legal obligations.
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When America withdrew he said that Iran would still fulfil its commitments under the nuclear deal.
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Greece must hit its reform targets, Greece must fulfil the facts and figures in its budget.
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Some pundits opined that Mr Modi just might fulfil his boast of making India "Congress free".
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Crucially, the company's balance sheet should be able to fulfil all debt covenants, the brokerage added.
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"London gave me and my family the chance to fulfil our potential," argues Mr Khan convincingly.
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His reforms are meant to fulfil his campaign promise to make government more representative and accountable.
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For Africa to fulfil its promise, the young, dynamic continent must rediscover its zeal for democracy.
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"A serious government will find the funds to fulfil its promises," Di Maio said in China.
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Thailand's SFIs are state-controlled entities set up under specific legislation to fulfil government policy objectives.
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Congress declined to fulfil his request for $5.7 billion to help build the wall this year.
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It would take five years to develop sufficient domestic supply to fulfil Russian consumption, he said.
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The Chamber has long opposed ObamaCare but says the government must fulfil its promise to insurers.
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"I plan to fulfil my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor in due time", he said, "and there will be plenty of time for me to do so, and for the senate to fulfil its responsibility to give that person a fair hearing and a timely vote".
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It seems less likely that he can fulfil his vow to make Mexico pay for the project.
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This commitment, and the party's ongoing failure to fulfil it, has hurt the Tories in the past.
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If Congress will not fulfil its duty to check monarchical ambitions, America can expect more errant presidents.
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Its 5G trials could help AT&T fulfil its commitment to bring broadband to more U.S. locations.
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Never previously invoked, this allows the government to "compel" an autonomous region to fulfil its constitutional obligations.
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A stiff tariff on auto imports might also seem to fulfil other objectives of American trade hawks.
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An accidental kill is Hitman's holy grail, but that's not the only way to fulfil your objectives.
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But whatever emerges from endless consultations will fulfil neither the hopes nor the fears invested in it.
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She now fears she won't be able to fulfil her dream of opening her own chocolate shop.
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"A lot remains to be done before the end of the year to fulfil commitments," Airbus said.
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"Canada's immigration policy makes you feel more welcome than the U.S.," said Mr. Thomas, whose company, fulfil.
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"Our journey is not complete and we have more targets to fulfil," Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak said.
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"I have a concern that politicians make public promises that they can't fulfil later on," Gabriel said.
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Sellers can, however, continue to use FedEx's plane-based services to fulfil Prime shipments, according to Amazon.
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The Dutch authorities, who had refused to accept Carvajal's appointment, did initially fulfil the international arrest warrant.
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They must find their own ways to adapt to this environment if they are to fulfil their destiny.
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But the young coalition government is keen to fulfil its spending pledges to voters after the March election.
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The agency said that the singer would join the army later this month to fulfil his military duties.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Wednesday that he expects European signatories to fulfil their obligations under agreement.
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Still, before ICOs fulfil this promise, they may well have to endure a cycle of boom and bust.
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But few casual labourers are likely to fulfil the still-onerous conditions that must be met to qualify.
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This makes the long-term return that can be made very unknown and doesn't fulfil our investment criteria.
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Some members of the FFC have rejected the deal, saying it does not fulfil the expectations of protesters.
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Mr Cameron did not fulfil his ambition to overturn Europractice on immigration limits, treaty changes and repatriated powers.
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We are excited to deepen our relationship with the team and help them fulfil the company's vast potential.
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Every child should be able to breathe clean air so they can grow and fulfil their full potential.
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We have the duty to fulfil our manifesto and change the lives of the people in this country.
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And, obviously, it's given me the feeling about, uh, you know, fulfil, it's a good feeling, you know.
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You might already be an impressive gamer, but you could fulfil your potential with a Dell Alienware device.
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And there remains a genuine fear: what happens if quant funds fulfil the promises of their wildest boosters?
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"Beijing is not a good place to fulfil their dreams," explains one citizen of the new, innovative China.
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"We will fulfil our aspiration to become one of the major European medical devices companies," Gonzalez, an American, said.
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Perhaps the biggest puzzle is why Mr Obama has failed to fulfil his promise to close the place down.
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Ms Park acknowledged the "seriousness" of the situation, but said she would continue to "fulfil her duty as president".
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Together with Uber, we are now in an even better position to fulfil our promise to outserve our customers.
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"The SNB can only fulfil its statutory mandate if it retains full independence in monetary policy matters," Studer said.
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To receive subsidies, independent and free schools must fulfil certain minimum requirements regarding their curriculum and quality of teaching.
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Like many environmental treaties, it does not bind signatories to fulfil their obligations, merely enjoins them to do so.
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Because the laws mandating those programmes are not changing, the amalgamated department would still have to fulfil those functions.
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GTR has indeed failed to fulfil the terms of its £8.9 billion contract, which runs from 2014 to 2021.
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Bannister said Phoenix would fulfil all responsibilities to the regulator that a purchase of Abbey Life brought with it.
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The barriers are highest for those who want to fulfil the Israeli dream of founding their own startup company.
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Managers can't fulfil their duties by just "casually dropping by", said Felix Hufeld, president of the German regulator BaFin.
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And AT1 debt, which is meant to act as so-called "going-concern" capital, failed to fulfil that role.
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The INE's proposed contract can't really fulfil these requirements currently, and it may be some time before it can.
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It really is now a one-stop shop to fulfil the needs of Reuters News Agency customers seeking UGC.
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The chief of Intesa Sanpaolo, which is underwriting that rights issue, said on Wednesday the bank would fulfil its commitment.
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The operator has still to fulfil regulatory requirements, Christer Viktorsson, director-general of the nuclear body, told a news conference.
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In its goals and demands of the federal government the FDP did not fulfil the demands on a liberal party.
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Senator Marco Rubio wrote a column applauding its aims, while concluding that a "radical progressive movement" would not fulfil them.
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The shapes those chains fold up into in order to fulfil different functions are complex and incredibly hard to predict.
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At present, we do not see material risks that would undermine Teva's ability to fulfil its supply obligations towards Theramex.
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The flight attendant then failed to fulfil a promise to move the man further from her seat, the woman said.
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He added that some exporters needed to buy fish to fulfil contract obligations and that this helped push prices higher.
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But with new U.S. sanctions in place, they will now have to tell Iran that they cannot fulfil those agreements.
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Boris Johnson has admitted he will fail to fulfil his 'do-or-die' pledge to deliver Brexit by October 31.
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Jensen told CNBC he was "very comfortable" that the necessary financing is in place to fulfil all of the contracts.
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The faith placed in our alliance is humbling and gives us strength to work even harder to fulfil people's aspirations.
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Less than half (47%) of Conservative Party members now believe he will fulfil his pledge, down from 78% in August.
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Sir Philip said little about how he would fulfil his promise to plug the company's pension hole of £571m ($810m).
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Ocon will fulfil his duties as Mercedes reserve until the end of this season, a spokesman for the team said.
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Ocon will fulfil his duties as Mercedes' reserve until the end of this season, a spokesman for the team said.
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Wednesday's notice sought to recruit designers and other staff to help fulfil the goal, and called for applications by Feb.
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"I'm confident that this country and many others will fulfil their targets with the help of efficient technology," he added.
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While recruitment agencies and companies warn of a lack of skilled employees to fulfil positions, data reveal little wage pressures.
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Usually, her guests would place orders and then wait the three months it takes her atelier to fulfil the requests.
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Anyway, it's his one great wish to fulfil both prophecies of each part of his name and become THE CHRISTMAS WIZARD.
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Under questioning, Callahan said she later asked Deloitte to retract the report because "it didn't fulfil what I wanted to know".
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The story goes that the Friar once went the extra mile to fulfil a dying man's request to eat pig's feet.
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"We are prepared and shall go to any extent to fulfil our obligations in this regard," he added, without elaborating further.
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The capacity to fulfil the commitment to protect healthcare workers from this sanctioned killing will require backbone from our world leaders.
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To the world, and to upwardly mobile voters, it presents itself as a modern, reformist party, determined to fulfil India's potential.
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"We will only build vehicles in Wolfsburg after the (July 7-27) works holiday that fulfil the new standards," Diess said.
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"The result of the study doesn't fulfil even minimum standards," Francisco Cox, another of the experts, said at Sunday's news conference.
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I can no longer pretend to be someone I'm not just so I can fulfil a rigid stereotype of female attractiveness.
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"We are very confident in our ability to fulfil the capital requirements without additional capital," said Chief Executive Casper von Koskull.
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The engine, the Pentagon hopes, will fulfil the role of powering what it calls "Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicles" for satellite launches.
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To fulfil these obligations, Venezuela has delayed more than $210m of other payments, making use of a 22.4-day grace period.
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"Non-governmental organisations and multinationals are selling dollars to fulfil their mid-month obligations," said a trader from one commercial bank.
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Barack Obama rejected this proposition hours later, saying he would fulfil his "constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor in due time".
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The company argued that the man's son and wife were responsible because they "did not fulfil their obligation" to monitor him.
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That raises questions about the central bank's ability to fulfil its mandate of keeping inflation close to but below 2 percent.
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Germany needs Deutsche Bank, which employs around 100,000 people, if its export-orientated economy is to fulfil its potential, Michelbach added.
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The operator, Nawah, has still to fulfil regulatory requirements, Christer Viktorsson, director-general of the nuclear body, told a news conference.
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However, new work recently has been in one-off jobs that other suppliers could not fulfil, not long-term strategic contracts.
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Sin, who identifies as cisgender, rejects the idea that men and women have to fulfil specific roles according to their genders.
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"If Facebook does not fulfil its commitments, national consumer authorities could decide to resort to enforcement measures, including sanctions," it adds.
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I want the web to reflect our hopes and fulfil our dreams, rather than magnify our fears and deepen our divisions.
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"OPEC needs to fulfil its duty," Sheffield said on the sidelines of the OPEC International Seminar, where he was a panelist.
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The FTZ business is "to fulfil targets set by the government" and not because there is real opportunity, the person added.
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In Tuesday's statement, the government said it was ready to offer all assistance needed for the mission to fulfil its task.
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Yet, even if it were to fulfil them, by no means all the effects of climate change can be adapted away.
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But it will not be enough if America is to fulfil its goal of launching replacement satellites with a day's notice.
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The delivery points are among eight sites the INE has chosen for cargoes to be delivered to fulfil the futures contracts.
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"We want to fulfil our obligations," Maas said during a joint news conference with his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif in Tehran.
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Moscow has said it will take "countervailing military measures" should NATO fulfil any threat related to Russia's nuclear-ready cruise missile system.
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But by forcing lenders to consider whether corporate borrowers have the wherewithal to fulfil their environmental obligations it could slow their rise.
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The typical wish costs the foundation around $10,000 to fulfil—heartwarming for the recipient but of little help in improving health generally.
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Even if banks fulfil their plans, they will still have €65bn of NPEs—a ratio of 35%—at the end of 2019.
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They are not satisfied with the protection of existing freedoms; instead, they want to expand and fulfil freedoms yet to be obtained.
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Mr Kim has done little to fulfil his pledge at the pair's last meeting in Singapore to give up his nuclear weapons.
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But there is reason to worry that juries often do not understand what they are told to do to fulfil this role.
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Late on Tuesday, the acquisitive Chinese outfit said its Chairman Wu Xiaohui was temporarily unable to fulfil his duties for personal reasons.
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British politicians have called for new legislation that will force social media firms to fulfil a duty of care to their users.
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Critics, many in the Labour's left-wing base, already felt the government has already missed key opportunities to fulfil its transformative goals.
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The technology will help us to enhance our offer to casual dining restaurant chains, enabling them to fulfil delivery using Just Eat.
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China was once obsessed with measuring the sheer quantity of industrial goods, so as to fulfil the requirements of ambitious central plans.
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The master bedroom also has a private lanai, allowing you to fulfil your Golden Girl and Thor fantasies in one fell swoop.
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He urged them to "fulfil their crucial mission, to establish justice, without which there is neither order nor sustainable...development, nor peace".
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He sent the administration an "Action Plan" with 16 detailed policy requests, many of which the administration is on track to fulfil.
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Williams believed that, if we live long enough, we will fulfil all our categorical desires -- losing an important driver of our happiness.
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It said the move was necessary to help it fulfil large orders it had won from global carmakers in the past months.
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Instead, I took this weekend as an opportunity to fulfil all my hopes and dreams by dressing up as my idol, Coraline.
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While Warsh may fulfil Trump's desire to reduce regulation, he may also want to raise interest rates at a more aggressive pace.
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Indicated 0.1 percent lower John Cryan plans to fulfil the tenure of his contract as Deutsche Bank CEO, which runs until 2020.
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Amari said last week he has done nothing illegal and that he was told by Abe to fulfil his duty as minister.
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In 2014, Modi campaigned on the promise of millions of new jobs -- a promise critics say that he has failed to fulfil.
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In 1944, FDR proposed an economic bill of rights but died a year later and was never able to fulfil that vision.
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The Educate Against Hate website hosts a variety of resources for teachers and school leaders aimed at helping them fulfil the obligation.
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Tehran says its steps are reversible if European parties to the agreement fulfil their promises of shielding Iran's economy from U.S. penalties.
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But critics, many in the Labour's left-wing base, say the government has already missed key opportunities to fulfil its transformative goals.
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China will also reportedly seek to fulfil the trade bargain agreed between Xi and U.S. President Donald Trump in Argentina on December 1.
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"The central bank and the banking system will use all of its managerial power and expertise to fulfil the Leader's goals," Hemmati said.
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Belgium reached the quarterfinals at the 2014 World Cup and the European Championship in 2016 but has yet to fulfil its lofty expectations.
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In Rome, the anti-establishment government has challenged the EU with measures that will increase public spending and fulfil its biggest campaign pledges.
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Officials in Turkey have repeatedly vowed to cancel it if Europe does not fulfil the promise of visa-free travel for its citizens.
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All being well, she will still fulfil the promise she made last October of starting the Brexit process by the end of March.
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This has transformed the character of government, from a semblance of well-advised policymaking to a relentless effort to fulfil presidential campaign promises.
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Directors should also ensure they have sufficient time to fulfil their obligations on the boards which they serve, Norges Bank Investment Management added.
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Then I shall take myself off to Switzerland where several clinics can legally fulfil my request for a gentle end to my life.
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That's why it is right that we have a strong regulator to ensure social media firms fulfil their vital responsibility to vulnerable users.
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He said it was difficult to say whether Georgia would be able to fulfil the economic growth projection of 4.9% for this year.
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Even so, the European Central Bank (ECB) seems in no hurry to fulfil these hopes, in part because of the euro's recent surge.
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Mr Bernanke's proposal would do little good if markets doubted a central bank's ability to fulfil its promise to deliver catch-up inflation.
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But voters instead focused on Mr Poroshenko's failure to fulfil the promises of the revolution that swept him to power five years ago.
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Perhaps he wanted to use the fight as a sign that he will do everything in his power to fulfil a campaign promise.
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At the time, many people in Hong Kong still thought that the party would eventually fulfil its pledge to give them more democracy.
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Neither did he show any indication of being ready to fulfil a campaign promise to move America's embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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They desire nothing more than to fulfil their sponsors' banter quotas, to calculate the exact worth of our banter to their sales departments.
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Last Tuesday, Greece sold 2.5 billion euros of seven-year notes, attracting more than four times the bids needed to fulfil the sale.
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"I want the web to reflect our hopes and fulfil our dreams, rather than magnify our fears and deepen our divisions," he said.
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But in this scenario, your booty call is actually a political obligation that you can't fulfil because an earthquake devastated your South Island.
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Water agency PUB has said it might take control of the desalination plant as Hyflux had been unable to fulfil its contractual obligations.
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Kyrgios, the 28th seed, arrived at Flushing Meadows amid questions about whether he could ever mature in time to fulfil his vast potential.
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Montenegro's defeat denies them the chance to fulfil their dream of playing for Olympic gold for the first time as an independent team.
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About 40% have conditional payments, in which recipients must fulfil certain obligations, such as getting their children vaccinated or enrolling them in school.
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Directors typically work diligently to fulfil that important obligation by ensuring that their institution complies with all applicable laws, regulations, and supervisory guidance.
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The court ruled that life insurers must justify the reduced payments by showing that they otherwise wouldn't be able to fulfil their obligations.
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However, his generator is unable to produce enough power to run all of his machines, meaning he is unable to fulfil orders promptly.
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Following a strategic review the firm will now focus on developing its software and online technologies to fulfil customers' vehicle and servicing needs.
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The measure had been backed by the government to fulfil its obligation to the OECD to abolish the "special status" of multinationals by 2019.
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The coalition has shown signs of strain but has come together around a desire to fulfil election promises to increase government spending in 2019.
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Customers trading on financial exchanges have to put down an initial margin, in cash as a guarantee that they will fulfil their contract obligations.
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The government of Jilin provincial capital Changchun also outlined several actions to fulfil the new policy in a document posted online, dated April 28.
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Meanwhile, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday that if the EU didn't fulfil its pledges, then Ankara would not continue with deal.
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Voters approved several measures hostile to gay rights, making it tricky for the government to fulfil the supreme court's injunction to legalise gay marriage.
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Schwer told Reuters last year that SAMI had approached a number of South African defence companies to help it fulfil its domestic defence needs.
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Among its woes are low interest rates, which make it hard to fulfil promises of guaranteed returns on some products, and costly new regulations.
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China's creeping attempts to "change the status quo" by militarising the South China Sea show it intends to "fulfil its unilateral demands without compromise".
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Retailers would not have the staff to fulfil orders at the rate demanded by modern consumers, argues William Bain of the British Retail Consortium.
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Or do we aim instead to fulfil the promises they made so many years ago, smoothing out their rough edges to meet modern expectations?
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Instead, he says, they are likely to be driven by a "desperate need" to fulfil China's ambitious plans to step up production of EVs.
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Some analysts said some of the lenders might have met the minimum requirements but still need to raise capital to fulfil the buffer requirements.
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Ali's eldest sibling Sarah fails the tests her sex imposes on her in another way, feeling she cannot fulfil the duties of a mother.
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French investment firm Ardian raised 6.1 billion euros for its fifth fund in March, taking less than six months to fulfil its fundraising ambitions.
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It said the capital investments needed to fulfil these orders would burden its adjusted EBITDA margin by 1 percentage point in 2019 and 2020.
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Some of the changes introduced in Mr Danyliuk's absence make the budget impossible to fulfil, and resemble dodgy schemes used under the previous regime.
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Bae Sang-moon continued his comeback from two years away from the game to fulfil his military service obligations with a one-under 71.
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Smaller parties will demand cabinet seats, and will have their own financial and legislative demands to fulfil campaign promises made to their own voters.
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He said the PDP would visit the NPC office to "fulfil all necessary obligations toward the peace accord ahead of the 2019 general elections".
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Uber, Lyft and other TNC's have clear ambitions to fulfil the same role as public transport, especially with services like Lyft Line and uberPOOL.
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Google has a responsibility to respect human rights that exists independently of a state's ability or willingness to fulfil its own human rights obligations.
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With our browsing habits and app usage, Facebook can ascertain our desires, and fulfil them—whether it's Snapchat-like filters, or WeChat-like games.
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WHEN A PATIENT in need of a drug in America goes to fulfil their prescription, the price they have to pay can vary wildly.
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Force majeure is a clause which allows companies to suspend their obligation to fulfil contracts after unexpected events such as strikes and natural disasters.
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Arsenal chief commercial officer Vinai Venkatesham described the deal as an exciting partnership that would allow Rwanda to fulfil the ambitions of its tourist industry.
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Ukraine says the Kremlin does not want to fulfil its commitments to withdraw military staff and to stop providing separatists with weapons, money and forces.
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Markets have gyrated over the value of that meeting, but Trump said Wednesday that he believed that Chinese President Xi Jinping would fulfil his pledges.
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Small but powerful economic elites resisted tax increases, so governments resorted to printing money to fulfil their campaign promises to the working and middle classes.
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For example, it has yet to fulfil a pledge to repeal oppressive laws, such as one passed by the previous government to combat "fake news".
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The constitutional mandate placed on the commission, said David Maraga, the chief justice, "is a heavy yet noble one" that it had failed to fulfil.
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"We expect there to be good and pragmatic (security) solutions - and we have no doubt that we will fulfil them," Haas told reporters in Berlin.
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It said intends to use the sale proceeds to immediately reduce its debt and "create resources to fulfil growth opportunities in light of its strategy".
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Instead, it is poised to spend billions on a project that will let Mr Trump fulfil a campaign promise while changing little along the border.
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His hawkish partners will want him to fulfil a promise, made in the campaign's final days, to start annexing parts of the occupied West Bank.
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That would fulfil Mr Xi's quest for grand sporting achievements, of a sort that would bring closer his "Chinese dream" of prosperity and national pride.
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Both classical and left liberals conceive of humans as rights-bearing individuals who should be given as much space as possible to fulfil their dreams.
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EmojiRequest won't let you bypass the process, but it could help fulfil one of Unicode's important selection factors for new emoji — how frequently it's requested.
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According to the commission, it is not economically feasible for financial counterparties with a limited volume of OTC swaps activity to fulfil the clearing obligation.
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Yellen has also seen a change of president and Congress, both now controlled by the same party that is pushing forward to fulfil election promises.
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"As an elected member of the board, Mr. Ghosn stands ready to fulfil his professional duties to the shareholders who elected him," the statement said.
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Our future clean, green, prosperous, united, confident, ambitious – this my friends is the prize, more still the responsibility that it falls on us to fulfil.
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To qualify, brands have to be approved by French fashion's governing body and fulfil criteria covering staffing, skills and the service offered to private clients.
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Still having to fulfil their last few Championship fixtures, stuck between the recent past and the near future, Bolton are in a uniquely nebulous situation.
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As listeners, we're lucky: we got to see Zac fulfil that wish through the brilliant music he made, and the immense legacy he leaves behind.
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The public react to terrorism so strongly because they sense that their government cannot fulfil its basic duty to keep them safe from such enemies.
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But new rules brought in last year now oblige them to hear all cases that fulfil basic standards, even if they then throw them out.
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China said it would fulfil its promise of "universal suffrage" in such polls, but retain a system for weeding out candidates it does not like.
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Failure to do so, if there is a material negative impact on the company's ability to fulfil its obligations, will constitute an event of default.
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Anbang, one of China's most aggressive buyers of overseas assets, said early on Wednesday that Chairman Wu Xiaohui was temporarily unable to fulfil his duties.
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On Tuesday the CAA published information on its plans to fulfil functions now delivered by the European Aviation Safety Agency, EASA, should that become necessary.
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The so-called divorce bill is how much the U.K. could pay to fulfil its remaining obligations to the EU as it leaves the bloc.
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This year is seen as crucial for the ruling Communist Party to fulfil its goal of doubling GDP and incomes in the decade to 210.
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In September 2016, the Treasury announced plans to increase the share capital of TKB to further support its ability to fulfil its development bank mandate.
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We may find at the end of the day a good coherent joint strategy which will fulfil our requirements… regarding the responsibilities of the platform.
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As firms struggled to fulfil that demand — despite increasing headcount sharply — backlogs of work were built up at rates not seen in over a decade.
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The ministry echoed its earlier pledge not to cut approved spending plans, designed to fulfil orders by President Vladimir Putin aimed at improving living standards.
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The federal government introduced the bill to fulfil a 2015 election pledge to streamline and restore trust in the environmental approval process for major projects.
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"Throughout training Reprezent offers personalised support to enable young people to fulfil their potential, and to progress to further education and employment opportunities," the statement adds.
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Her family ties and time at the AU suggest that Ms Dlamini-Zuma is the last person to help Africa's most advanced economy fulfil its potential.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will fulfil its promise to open up its economy to foreign investors, Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday at his annual news conference.
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Yet there is a sober argument that Mr Trump's melding of business and politics could already fulfil the criteria for impeachment of "high crimes and misdemeanours".
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In fashioning his government since he won the presidential election on October 28th Mr Bolsonaro has shown some signs that he intends to fulfil that expectation.
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"All our steps taken so far are reversible if other parties to the deal fulfil their commitments," an Iranian diplomat told Reuters ahead of the meeting.
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Its actuaries put the annual return needed over the next 75 years to fulfil its obligations at 3.9% above inflation, which it has achieved so far.
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It created an 11-member Sustainable Council chaired by the CEO, Senard, and set six targets to fulfil by 2020 to promote efforts toward sustainable mobility.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia expects the 2015 Iran nuclear deal's European signatories to fulfil their obligations under the pact, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday.
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As he continued to bite off people's heads he made promises that are extremely difficult to fulfil and/or could create great havoc if they are.
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Advisers to Amazon merchants say fulfilment, including ability to fulfil Amazon's super-fast Prime delivery service, is an increasingly important factor in winning the Buy Box.
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Houngbo said that helping young people from villages like his own fulfil their potential at home would make them less inclined to migrate to rich countries.
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He has been treated for prostate cancer and had heart surgery; in 2016 he said he feared age would make it hard to fulfil his duties.
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They believe China's refusal to fulfil its promise to give the territory more democracy has left them little choice but to challenge China's right to rule.
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In the 2005 play "Mercury Fur", a child is tortured and murdered to fulfil the fantasy of a super-rich banker with a Vietnam-war fixation.
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"In a game like 'Pokemon Go' there are hundreds of features you could build, and many would not fulfil one of those three objectives," he said.
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The fund said that if Pasona did not respond to constructive dialogue to fulfil its responsibility to shareholders, a managed buy-out would be one option.
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That application was initially rejected, on the grounds that the region did not fulfil FIFA's criteria of being "an independent state recognised by the international community".
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This says that any largely autonomous community, such as Catalonia, must fulfil its obligations to the Spanish state, or else risk having its powers taken away.
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Saudi Arabia, the de-facto leader of OPEC, says it has the spare capacity to fulfil any shortfall created by Iran, but Iran has disputed that.
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"It's a very badly thought-out act, because where there is a demand, there's always going to be someone prepared to fulfil the demand, " she said.
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The desperate efforts by the professional leagues to fulfil their broadcasting contracts and keep the revenue flowing underscored the parlous state of their finances without it.
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"In the cases described in this report, none of the apps or third parties appear to fulfil the legal conditions for collecting valid consent," it writes.
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"By developing North Jakarta, the project promises to [fulfil] the world-class city aspirations of Indonesia's political elites," writes Emma Colven of the University of Oklahoma.
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German ministries last week failed to agree on the climate protection measures, leaving little time to fulfil Merkel's plan to pass the landmark package this year.
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These are just a few features that we are releasing with, but our vision is to pursue the digitalization of the industry to fulfil our mission.
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The desperate efforts by the professional leagues to fulfil their broadcasting contracts and keep the revenue flowing underscored the parlous state of their finances without it.
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"People's Republic of Desire", a documentary directed by Hao Wu, reveals the strange machinations of an online world where people can fulfil their most basic social needs.
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"If banks do not change their policy and current trends continue and they want to fulfil new capital requirements, then something will have to change," he said.
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In the future, Evgeniya wants her business to become more flexible, to fulfil customer and retail orders more effectively, and reduce her prices without compromising on quality.
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Japanese trading houses such Mitsubishi and Mitsui & Co fulfil a quasi-national role by importing everything from oil to corn to sustain the country's resource-poor economy.
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We are in uncharted territory here — declaring a national emergency to fulfil a campaign promise is an unprecedented use of presidential powers, and a legally dicey move.
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Baldev Bhinder, managing director of law firm Blackstone & Gold, said Chinese buyers may have difficulty establishing a link between the virus and their inability to fulfil contracts.
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In Chile, the penalty for failing to fulfil contracts is low, which means the winners of auctions may pull out later if they do not raise financing.
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Liu last week told Lighthizer and Mnuchin that they needed to trust China to fulfil its pledges through administrative and regulatory changes, two of the sources said.
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Cryan reiterated he would not rule out a capital increase for Deutsche Bank although he said the lender is able to fulfil capital requirements through other means.
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He was, however using his position, manipulating me as a person changing the person I was, preying on me, a young girl, to fulfil his sick fantasies.
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The cotton industry in Central Asia depends on migrant labourers; in Turkmenistan tens of thousands of people are forced to pick cotton to fulfil state production quotas.
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The printer can barely keep enough workers to fulfil its modest domestic order book, probably because they are paid in the same near-worthless currency they print.
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"It's a right that China must enjoy as a WTO member and an obligation that all WTO countries must fulfil," Shen told reporters during a regular briefing.
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He will now face two big tasks: to fulfil his promise of a fairer society when economic recovery is slowing, and to try to defuse Catalan separatism.
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Those banks were neither licensed to operate in Croatia nor did they fulfil requirements to adequately screen the borrowers' ability to repay the loans, the lawmakers said.
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From now on, if they are to fulfil their digital ambitions, organisations need to be willing to step up and shape the new rules and standards themselves.
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The Portuguese debt agency confirmed this, adding that Santander remains an auction participant but will not have to fulfil all the obligations of being a primary dealer.
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As a result, Western governments and big business fear Zimbabwe may not fulfil its economic potential, putting at risk billions of dollars in aid and foreign investment.
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"There is a constitutional barrier in giving Jats OBC status but we will find a way to fulfil their demands," junior agriculture minister Sanjeev Balyan told Reuters.
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"The conclusion is the government should fulfil its obligation to protect its citizens against the disaster," a Supreme Court spokesman was quoted as saying by local media.
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Still, Altice Europe said it managed to fulfil its full-year operating free cash flow target of 2.36 billion euros, including 1.52 billion for its French subsidiary.
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Now that Johnson can no longer tour, the band will likely find a replacement who will fulfil lead singer duties for the band, yet to be announced.
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Latinobarómetro's snapshot of opinion shows that the progress of recent decades has raised expectations, but that Latin Americans have little faith that today's institutions can fulfil them.
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If the government is to fulfil its aim of doubling cashless payments in the next decade, it may have to regulate to curb the use of cash.
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"We now fulfil the prerequisites for entering the MDAX and believe the transaction will have a positive impact on the (credit) ratings at Schaeffler AG," Rosenfeld said.
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The government is moving slowly to fulfil its commitment to hand out within ten years title to 7m hectares (17m acres) of land, mainly to poor farmers.
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Lavrov told Kerry the United States must fulfil its obligation to separate moderate opposition groups from "terrorists" in Syria, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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TRADE WAR: China will grant exemptions on retaliatory duties imposed against 20.8 U.S. goods to fulfil commitments made in its interim trade deal with the United States.
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"This is part of the governments commitment to fulfil the shared prosperity agenda by reducing barriers to digitalisation and improving financial inclusivity in the country," Lim said.
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"This victory brings Hong Kong more in line with its international obligation to respect, protect and fulfil the rights of people with different sexual orientations," he said.
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ALUMINA: Prices of alumina, the raw material for making aluminium, have surged after Rio Tinto said it could not fulfil supply contracts because of the sanctions on Rusal.
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Anisimova, ranked 87, might have a strong first serve and forehand, but it will be her double-fisted backhand that, should she fulfil her obvious potential, stood out.
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"I have spent 22011 weeks in training with my troops and I can tell you: we will fulfil our mission," affirmed Brigadier-General Ullrich Spannuth with evident pride.
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Even with deep cuts to the State Department, environmental protection and so on, the White House is only able to fulfil one of its aims: more defence spending.
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"If Powell cannot fulfil the market's ambitious expectations, central European currencies including the crown will again come under pressure at the end of the week," CSOB analysts said.
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"Member states need to fulfil nominal convergence criteria, to which Bulgaria is actually doing quite well," said Dombrovskis, who is also a commissioner in charge of the euro.
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It has built a network of warehouses to fulfil e-commerce orders, rolled out its Prime video service (with added Bollywood content), website-hosting services and so on.
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If Greece does not fulfil these conditions, which you have said is not currently the case, should the German government actively demand its exit from the Euro zone?
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Challenged by a journalist in August 2015 to specify what she still wanted to achieve as chancellor, Mrs Merkel offered only platitudes about wanting to fulfil her duty.
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The chime of the eleventh hour has sounded, and he knows that it is now or never if he wants to fulfil his ambition, and make Portugal proud.
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Several lawyers are suing the cities of Beijing and Tianjin and Hebei province for what they say has been their failure to fulfil responsibilities in battling the smog.
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Some sort of deal ("shared sovereignty" is a phrase bandied about a lot in Tokyo) would fulfil a cherished goal and remove a huge impediment to closer ties.
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Anbang said in June that its chairman was temporarily unable to fulfil his duties, hours after Chinese magazine Caijing reported the chairman had been taken away for investigation.
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David Duke, a former Klan leader, said he and his fellow nationalists came to Charlottesville to "fulfil the promises of Donald Trump" and to "take our country back".
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"Thus, it is possible to be an excellent leader and manager - as Frank Vang-Jensen has been - but not fulfil the requirements of CEO of Handelsbanken," he said.
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"We are going to fulfil the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the EU on October 31, no ifs or buts," he said.
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Following revelations in 2013 that the National Security Agency had spied on internet users around the world, pressure grew for America to fulfil its pledge and relinquish control.
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When Barack Obama took office in 2008, he sought to fulfil a campaign promise to close Guantánamo, issuing an executive order to that effect on January 133, 2009.
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"There is only one European city which can fulfil these requirements and that city is Frankfurt," he said, pointing to Frankfurt's supervisory authorities, law firms, consultancies and airport.
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With French voters alarmed at the idea of nearly 79 million Muslim Turks free to travel, French President Francois Hollande stressed the need to fulfil all 72 conditions.
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De Bruin first came up with the idea two years ago, as part of a desire to fulfil his childhood dream and to make his own thrill ride.
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" The United States had long played a "leadership role" in the Council, Zellweger said, adding: "Unfortunately I agree with them that not all members fulfil the (membership) criteria.
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A Reuters analysis here of 50 pledges from the BJP's 2014 manifesto showed Modi only partly fulfilled, or did not fulfil, most promises on the economy and business.
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He added that investors are wary that both might fulfil pre-election commitments to trim fiscal austerity or attempt to renegotiate reform pledges with the European Union (EU).
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Anbang, one of China's most aggressive buyers of overseas assets, said last week that Chairman Wu Xiaohui was temporarily unable to fulfil his duties due to personal reasons.
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Our world continues to exist in a relative state of harmony primarily because of a continued agreement to fulfil obligations: go to work, be kind, feed your family.
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As a musician, I think people can come with an image of you based on the music, and if you don't fulfil that, it can be little intimidating.
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The North Korean leader is also no doubt keen to fulfil a vow made in a 2017 New Year's message to soon achieve an operable ICBM, Kim said.
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Licensing rules deal with a host of criteria ranging from stadium conditions, medical and media facilities which clubs must fulfil to be able to play in European competition.
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"All carmakers face the challenge that they will have to fulfil fleet consumption targets," Matthias Zentgraf, regional president for Europe at China's Contemporary Amperex Technology (CATL), told Reuters.
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He and other Japanese officials said efforts were continuing to fulfil the 'Make in India' component of the agreement by promoting collaborations between companies from the two countries.
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"There are hundreds of thousands of peace-loving Arab citizens who are filled with hope and long to fulfil amore central role in the country's life," he said.
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In the process, it blocked Erdogan's AKP from gaining a majority large enough to fulfil his ambition of altering the constitution and transferring executive powers to his office.
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Peskov said Russian military personnel remained in Venezuela in order to fulfil the terms of military contracts between Moscow and Caracas and that everything was going according to plan.
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"A lot remains to be done before the end of the year to fulfil commitments," Airbus said, while sticking to its target of around 800 commercial deliveries in 2018.
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"It's essential that the other side, especially the United States, fulfil its commitments not on paper but in practice and removes the obstacles especially in banking sector," he said.
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But one that can't fully disguise the fact that HKEx has struggled to fulfil its part of the marriage bargain by opening up the Chinese mainland to LME players.
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By combining an AdBlue and an NOx-storage catalytic converter together with exhaust-gas recirculation systems, BMW cars are able to fulfil all legal emissions requirements, the company said.
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At a summit in Brussels, the EU and China made plans to accelerate their moves away from fossil fuels in order to fulfil the Paris accord on climate change.
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Last July, the startup told me that 74 per cent of all incoming deposits are people's salaries, suggesting that Monese is meeting the remit it set out to fulfil.
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The move snagged local supply chains, giving foreign rivals opportunities to fulfil orders that would have gone to hobbled Indian firms and to gain market share in India itself.
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So with orders to fulfil, whisky will still be leaving by sea over the next weeks, even if no one is sure what will happen at the other end.
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This has prompted operators to expand their HDT fleets to fulfil the strong transportation demand, and together with the ongoing replacement cycle, boosted HDT sales to a record high.
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In the meantime IT firms, Apple included, are taking steps to lock themselves out of their own customers' devices, deliberately making it harder to fulfil official requests for access.
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"The secretariat has fulfilled, accurately and entirely, the tasks they were asked to fulfil and will remain within our limitations as far as our mandate is concerned," Uzumcu said.
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"We should give President Buhari the opportunity to fulfil his promises to the Niger Delta people by maintaining peace in the region," former MEND members said in the statement.
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"We will fulfil the promise of Brexit together and over the next five years build a country in which no one, and no community, is left behind," May said.
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So when I start designing I don't look at how green we should make it or the criteria we have to fulfil on that site, on that particular location.
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The law does not explicitly appoint any of the three existing central institutions (ICCREA Holding SpA, Cassa Centrale Banca and Cassa Centrale Raiffeisen) to fulfil the holding company role.
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Ambassador Richard Grenell, who has courted controversy since arriving in Berlin last year with some outspoken views, told the Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper that Germany had a duty to fulfil.
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Proponents of carbon capture and storage (CCS) say countries need the technology to help fulfil pledges made around the time of the breakthrough Paris climate change agreement in 2015.
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Proponents of carbon capture and storage (CCS) say countries need the technology to help fulfil pledges made on the heels of the breakthrough Paris climate change agreement in 2015.
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"Depending on the restart next week, the closure was about 10 days," said company spokeswoman Angela Seidler, adding that the company was able to fulfil all its delivery obligations.
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While the agreement is a welcome development in de-escalating tensions between the world's two biggest economies, it apparently makes commitments that China will find almost impossible to fulfil.
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"The Bank, in consultation with the Bank of Greece, continues to fulfil all its obligations and to operate smoothly and without any disruption," it said in a bourse filing.
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He opened with a public scolding of Germany and closed with a demand that American counterparts not only immediately fulfil their unmet defense spending requirements but to double their commitments.
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"We were able to fulfil our task only partially, since the information provided to us by the ECB was insufficient", Neven Mates, the ECA Member responsible for the report, said.
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Back in the World Cup for the first time since 22018, the oft-overlooked South American side could fulfil the promise they showed before the Alianza Lima disaster of 22014.
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This time, if Mr Mnangagwa is to get the cash and Zimbabwe be forgiven any of its $9bn in outstanding debts, he will have to fulfil whatever promises he makes.
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In isolation, such a reform could even fulfil Mr Mnuchin's pledge not to cut income tax for the highest earners (who also pay the most to state and local governments).
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Yet even a man who has supplied trumpets to two royal weddings and heralded the entrance of Queen Elizabeth on countless occasions, still has one or two ambitions to fulfil.
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Despite the continued production form the second train, the supply disruption led to an urgent demand for replacement cargoes to fulfil customer commitments, according to traders familiar with the matter.
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Earlier in July, China reduced import tariffs on a range of consumer items including apparel, cosmetics, home appliances, and fitness products to fulfil pledges to further open China's consumer market.
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Rome's EU-sceptic coalition partners – the 5-Star Movement and the League – want to boost the budget deficit to 2.4 percent of GDP in 2019 to fulfil expensive electoral promises.
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And it's weird because it's not what you expect: she's known for making bangers with Charli XCX, PC Music, and others, and these bangers pretty much always fulfil certain criteria.
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While Narcissa Malroy's selfishness typically comes from a need for self-preservation and a desire to fulfil her own interests, it's the reason that she serves and later betrays Voldemort.
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Because most working Medicaid recipients are in low-paying industries with erratic scheduling, such as retailing, agriculture or construction, they may not fulfil the 20-hour requirement in a week.
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Trump also said he would fulfil his campaign promise and begin the process of moving the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, where no other country has an embassy.
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"There are a lot of markets for our Filipino nurses," Olalia said, adding that it was understandable if they took jobs in places where the requirements were easier to fulfil.
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All are betting on the future of online retailing, which requires three times as much warehouse space to fulfil orders as bricks-and-mortar businesses, according to Aberdeen Asset Management.
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And he will continue to fulfil the wishes of his leader and his state until the day comes when he can finally retire to his government allocated apartment in Pyongyang.
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German engineering group Siemens said on Sunday it will fulfil its contractual obligations to a controversial coal mining project in Australia's outback, despite criticism by climate activists including Greta Thunberg.
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ALIT in a statement said it had left the consortium in August 2015, entrusting its partner CEIEC to act solely on its behalf to fulfil the contract with the TRC.
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In terms of the risks, most MNCs do not know who supplies the supplier to their supplier, but they might be held hostage if that distant vendor cannot fulfil its obligations.
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Her first test will be putting together a commission and insisting on candidates (nominated by national governments) that make a capable overall team and fulfil her commitment to a gender balance.
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"The 25-Star based its electoral success on promises that are proving very hard to fulfil and you can see that it is struggling to stay true to itself," he added.
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The revolving door at state-owned enterprises highlights the mammoth task South African President Cyril Ramaphosa faces to fulfil his promise of reforming state firms and weaning them off government support.
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Trump's policies might inadvertently bring about a new international monetary order as the administration struggles to fulfil campaign promises in the light of the original misdiagnosis of the 'trade deficit' problem.
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Global stockmarkets initially fell this week as investors digested the failure of Donald Trump's health-care reform bill and appeared to lose faith in his administration's ability to fulfil campaign promises.
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But cooling as an overall system needs to be improved if air-conditioning is to fulfil its promise to make people healthier, wealthier and wiser, without too high an environmental cost.
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However, world soccer's ruling body said that European, but not Asian, bids could be authorized "in the event that none of the received bids fulfil the strict technical and financial requirements".
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She has had her chance at leading Ukraine before, and is just as unlikely as Mr Poroshenko to fulfil the Maidan revolution's demand to turn Ukraine into a modern European state.
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A source, familiar with the work of one of the two terminals, argued that access is being reduced for those traders who did not fulfil their quotas in the current season.
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The former general, who ruled briefly as the country's military dictator after a coup in the 1980s, has struggled to fulfil many of the campaign promises he made four years ago.
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Speaking after talks in Moscow with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, Lavrov told reporters the situation around the nuclear deal was making it hard for Tehran to fulfil its obligations.
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"A carbon trading program is important for Indonesia to fulfil and receive performance-based payments for forest protection and to cover its nationally determined contributions under the Paris Agreement," they added.
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Force majeure is a clause in a contract that allows both parties not to fulfil the contract terms when they are affected by an extraordinary event or circumstance beyond their control.
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Financial markets have been buffeted in recent weeks by heightened tensions on the Korean peninsula, turmoil in the White House, and growing doubts about Trump's ability to fulfil his economic agenda.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's communications watchdog fined Google 700,000 roubles ($11,100) on Thursday for failing to fulfil legal requirements to remove entries from its search results that Moscow believes contain illegal information.
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It is time for DOD to identify and develop the overall needs and requirements of its fighting forces, and let the private sector develop products and services to fulfil those needs.
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Lower-rated euro zone government bonds have rallied broadly this week on expectations that the European Central Bank will move further down the ratings spectrum to fulfil its asset purchase programme.
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While she has some way to go before she can fulfil her "main priority" of speaking fluent Japanese, she did not hesitate when it came to outlining her tennis master-plan.
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Force majeure is a clause in a contract that allows either party not to fulfil the contract terms when they are affected by an extraordinary event or circumstance beyond their control.
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"Many video on demand platforms already fulfil a quota of over 20 percent, but this percentage should be increased," said Sabine Verheyen, the lawmaker steering the plans through the Brussels legislature.
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That would put the company at risk of a change of control if the borrowers failed to fulfil their obligations, which would leave the lenders free to dispose of the shares.
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The deal could help Infantino, elected last month to replace the disgraced Sepp Blatter, fulfil ambitious promises of greater funding for FIFA's 209 member associations which he made during his campaign.
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If so, an industry that has become gargantuan over 160 years will shrink to a core of producers that fulfil the world's residual demand at the lowest financial and environmental cost.
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This year could be crucial for President Xi Jinping's ruling Communist Party to fulfil its goal of doubling gross domestic product (GDP) and incomes in the decade from 2010 to 2020.
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While Rouhani had been seen as a shoe-in to retain his position, he has faced strong criticism for failing to fulfil promises of economic growth since the lifting of sanctions.
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Slovenia sold 75% of NLB to international investors in 2018 and earlier this year to fulfil a commitment to the European Union which approved state aid for the bank in 2013.
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"Vitol will get the tender if all other papers submitted by them fulfil terms and condition set out by the tender," one source said, adding that other documents were being scrutinised.
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China said on Tuesday it would grant exemptions on retaliatory import duties imposed on 696 U.S. goods, as Beijing seeks to fulfil commitments made in its interim trade deal with Washington.
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"Neil will commence a detailed handover with performance staff until his departure and will fulfil his role supporting Mo Farah at this weekend's Chicago marathon," a statement from British Athletics said.
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Oriola, which sells pharmaceuticals to pharmacy stores and hospitals in Finland, did not fulfil the legal requirements required for a drug wholesaler, Fimea said in its inspection report, according to STT.
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" Carney also slammed the ability for cryptocurrencies to fulfil the role of money, saying they are "failing" as a medium of exchange and are "proving poor short-term stores of value.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday he wanted his government to fulfil its term, putting the onus of triggering an expected early election onto a coalition partner.
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We pointed out that the draft bill to fulfil the obligations of the UN Convention against Transnational Organised Crime is restrained in comparison with the domestic laws of the treaty's 187 parties.
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The Renewable Energy Directive, for example, requires the EU as a whole to "fulfil at least 20 percent of its total energy needs with renewables by 2020", according to the European Commission.
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But she still hesitated to fulfil the supreme court's ruling, in part because the results of referendums held at the same time as the municipal elections implied that voters were not enthusiastic.
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A statement from the Israeli Defence Ministry, which administers lands Israel captured in a 1967 war, said the decision was meant to fulfil demand for new housing "to maintain regular daily life".
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Tesla fans cheered the signs of a manufacturing jump while business analysts said the company needed to fulfil the spirit of the settlement by appointing a strong independent chair and new directors.
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Since then the group has expanded to other towns, with members stating they want to serve as eyes and ears for the police who they say are struggling to fulfil their duties.
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Assuming the voice of Ivan Kolenkorov, a flailing writer struggling to fulfil the role of the new model Soviet artist, Zoshchenko stumbles and bumbles through dreadful descriptions, turning intentional ineptitude into art.
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Algorithms trained by reams of data could tell sales staff which leads to spend most time on, and help identify risky deals where, for instance, the customer might not fulfil contract terms.
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Late last year Europe's executive body expressed its impatience by issuing the US with a deadline to fulfil outstanding Privacy Shield requirements — including nominating a permanent ombudsperson to handle EU citizens' complaints.
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It seems clear that this new framework will also be challenged in the European Court of Justice, as it is clear that it does not fulfil the conditions of the court's ruling.
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"The Girls' Opportunity Index provides a snapshot of the situation of girls in countries the world over — their opportunity to control their own lives and to fulfil their potential," the report states.
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This licence will be deemed to include all the necessary rights and permissions to enable such use by The Economist, to fulfil the prizes and to complete the administration of this Competition.
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"I commit myself to fulfil the obligations of the EU, we want to maintain the budget approved by this assembly," Sanchez told the parliament at the start of the no-confidence debate.
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In the process, it blocked Erdogan's Justice and Development Party (AKP) from gaining a majority large enough to fulfil his ambition of altering the constitution and transferring executive powers to his office.
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The first is to restore trust in our democracy and fulfil the repeated promises of Parliament to the people by coming out of the European Union – and doing so on October 31st.
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In taking action to fulfil what he called "the responsibility to make things right" Mr Obama has quietly pursued criminal-justice reforms that disproportionately redound to the benefit of America's racial minorities.
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"With this operational cooperation, we hope Sriwijaya will get healthier ... With healthier operation, they will earn profit and fulfil their obligations," Rosan said, but declined to disclose Sriwijaya's financial obligations to Garuda.
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The former aide, Bradley Podliska, alleged that he was fired because of his refusal to focus on Clinton and because he took leave to fulfil his duties as an Air Force reservist.
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The Shanghai-based Juneyao Airlines and the Group are expected to own more than 5 percent stake in China Eastern Airlines if they fulfil the upper limit of the proposed share subscriptions.
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Finally, it could be that in same-sex couples women do not feel obliged to do as much childcare or housework, giving them more freedom to fulfil their potential in the workplace.
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"We have to create an environment where women can fulfil their potential, but if we start trying to put women into roles because they are women, we undermine this agenda," Flint said.
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According to Ward, the character was designed to fulfil a variety of roles; "(BX-416) added an element of personalization […] but it was also a way for users to keep an inventory".
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It is therefore taking the size of the CCFF into account when taking its decisions on the target stock of government and corporate bonds financed by reserves necessary to fulfil its remit.
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But he also wants to fulfil his pledge to "take back control" and, in his speech, will suggest that Britain would thrive either with a Canada-style deal or a looser arrangement.
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But he also wants to fulfil his pledge to "take back control" and, in his speech, will suggest that Britain would thrive either with a Canada-style deal or a looser arrangement.
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India mines between 2 to 3 tonnes of gold annually, relying on expensive imports to fulfil nearly all of its demand, which averaged 843 tonnes per year over the past 10 years.
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Oyak said that the facility in Iskenderun will be able to fulfil annual demand in Turkey for 220,000 tonnes of carbon black, which is used in car tyres and other rubber products.
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LONDON — The massive data leak of tax records from a Panama law firm has put pressure on the British government to fulfil long-time promises to curb massive tax avoidance in the country.
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Nowadays, those who have money exempt themselves from the service by sending supplies, paying someone else to fulfil the duty, or bribing brigade leaders to turn a blind eye, Cho and Kwon said.
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China, the world's second biggest economy, is deploying more ships and aircraft to patrol waters near Japan, while North Korea has yet to fulfil a pledge to dismantle its nuclear and missile programs.
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"We believe we have the experience to compliment ENI and ADNOC in the hopefully successful exploration and development that can fulfil the mission ... for the UAE to become a gas exporter," Thavisin added.
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The revisions, and the extent to which they fulfil Mr Li's grand pledge, are an important indicator of how serious the government is about pursuing other initiatives to liberalise rules on foreign investment.
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Spanish online website El Confidencial, which first reported the news citing sources with knowledge of the matter, said that in his lawsuit Orcel demanded Santander fulfil its contract with him or pay damages.
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"(We) will use all the flexibility within our mandate to fulfil our mandate -- and we will do so again to answer any challenges to price stability in the future," Draghi said on Tuesday.
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A rolling oil pact between Russia and Saudi Arabia which seeks to support prices by reducing output looks to be on shaky ground with only the Arab nation appearing to fulfil its promises.
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Its properties are also standalone assets that are valued on a regular basis and fulfil all criteria for a senior unsecured uplift according to Fitch's Recovery Ratings and Nothing Criteria for Equity REITs.
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The warning comes after the Financial Conduct Authority, the markets regulator, published a proposal to relax rules certain sovereign-owned companies must fulfil before they can be listed on the London Stock Exchange.
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Construction of two new power stations on the peninsula, which Russia annexed from Ukraine in 2014, is already underway as the Kremlin scrambles to fulfil a promise to deliver a stable power supply.
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"We take the proposal seriously and will put bold reforms into effect to fulfil our responsibilities for Fukushima," Tepco President Naomi Hirose told reporters after the meeting where he attended as an observer.
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The world's second-most populous nation will need 110 million new houses by 2022, consultant KPMG forecasts, as it tries to fulfil Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious plan of providing housing for all.
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But they represent a sober take on some big issues—how big companies should be led, how they should communicate with their shareholders, and how large investment firms should fulfil their own responsibilities.
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But Korzhov said the company's cash flow was not sufficient to fulfil all its 21-266.1850 dept repayment obligations, though cash flow did meet the company's current capital expenditure and debt servicing needs.
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But Korzhov said the company's cash flow was not sufficient to fulfil all its 266.2276-2022 debt repayment obligations, though cash flow did meet the company's current capital expenditure and debt servicing needs.
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"We want to continue to bring convenience, choice and reliability to our users as we fulfil our mission of 'Changing the Way India Eats'," said Sriharsha Majety, Swiggy's chief executive, in a statement.
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Mr Trump, meanwhile, said that if he were president, America would come to the aid of the Baltic states if they were invaded by Russia, only if they "fulfil their obligations to us".
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The Stormans family, along with two other pharmacists, brought a lawsuit in 2007 when Washington beefed up its rule requiring pharmacies to fulfil prescriptions for medications approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
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JD.com in September upgraded its group-buying platform, renaming it Jingxi, and is looking to improve logistics for users, saying that it wants to eventually fulfil deliveries to smaller cities within 24 hours.
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While Jesus was preaching to the newly converted, the Hindus were busy conducting in-depth studies of how to best spark, fulfil and maintain sexual desire, as documented in the infamous Kama Sutra.
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Entrepreneur First believes that the best way for the most ambitious and talented people to fulfil their potential is to use their exceptional talent to build companies, transform lives and change the world.
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"As a result, attendance will be more limited than usual but that does not curtail the commitment of honourable members to fulfil their parliamentary duties," speaker Lindsay Hoyle said before the debate began.
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"The PD victory should afford BTPs a small relief-rally, but as long as political uncertainty lingers, they will fail to fulfil their tightening potential," said Antoine Bouvet, senior rates strategist at ING.
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But as the latest popular polls showed his party closing in on M5S, investors may well ask if the coalition can possibly last if Salvini does not swiftly fulfil his major campaign promises.
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"The Government has shown no indication that they will step up to fulfil their obligation to conduct prompt and full investigations into these cases," they added in their joint statement issued in Geneva.
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However, we believe banks will maintain capital levels that fulfil both amounts, as the supervisor expects credit institutions to continue to meet P103G, even though failing to do so will not trigger MDA restrictions.
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In August, local gold prices fell to their lowest level in seven months, prompting jewellers to buy the bullion to fulfil jewellery show orders, said Cameron Alexander, a Perth, Australia-based analyst at GFMS.
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Mrs May's priority is to fulfil the Leave campaign's promise to "take back control" by ending the free movement of EU citizens to Britain and the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice (ECJ).
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But opposition official George Sabra said the date for a resumption of talks remained "hypothetical" as long as the truce did not fulfil humanitarian demands including a release of detainees held by the government.
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The upbeat comment, by Huawei's Germany chief technology officer Werner Haas, comes as the country's telecoms and cyber watchdogs hone security criteria that vendors such as Huawei will have to fulfil to gain certification.
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The European countries opposed the Trump administration's decision to abandon the agreement last year, but have so far failed to fulfil promises to Iran of providing alternative means for it to access world trade.
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"CCS is the only way to go," he said, arguing that countries need the technology to help fulfil the pledges they made around the time of the breakthrough Paris climate change agreement in 2015.
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"The CSU has typically had absolute majorities in Bavaria but is finding it much harder to fulfil this inflated and somewhat outdated ambition," Greg Fuzesi, an economist at JPMorgan said in a note Tuesday.
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He is under pressure to invoke Article 155 of Spain's democratic constitution which allows the government to "compel" a region to fulfil its constitutional obligations and give it direct orders if it does not.
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And endorsements will now also feature targeting, so that when you would like a peer to verify your skill, LinkedIn will send that recommendation to a person who is more likely to fulfil it.
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The U.S. auto safety agency said earlier this month it wanted to meet with 12 major automakers that failed to fulfil a December 2017 target deadline for completing repairs on the highest-priority vehicles.
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We already know the ending of the whole show is going to be bittersweet, and this — a victory for the characters we love marred by a sudden, unexpected death — would definitely fulfil that definition.
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And unless Londoners—in my humble opinion—choose the candidate who's got the vision, the values and the experience to help all Londoners fulfil their potential, I think it's going to be too late.
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Convinced that the only way to fulfil their desire is to get out of the city, the trio travels to Doodhwadi, the location of Amar's ancestral mansion which has remained abandoned for many years.
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It is a challenge for EDF and for the Chinese team in this environment, not only to fulfil our project targets, but also on nuclear safety and quality and to deliver the project successfully.
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OSLO, June 6 (Reuters) - Finland's two operating Olkiluoto nuclear reactors appear to fulfil all basic preconditions to get a 20-year lifetime extension, the director of the country's energy department told Reuters on Wednesday.
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In response to the novel coronavirus outbreak, Nana said it has witnessed a significant spike in demand as people look toward technology to stay safe and fulfil their needs in a time of crisis.
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"The EU stands ready to fulfil its part of EU-Turkey deal as long as Turkey agrees to play by the rules, and not with the rules," European Council President Donald Tusk said on Twitter.
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Aside from the references to pigs and robots discussed in the thread above, this theme (helping to fulfil a sick person's final wish) ties in pretty closely with the "Black Museum" and "San Junipero" storylines.
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"We've been proud to watch its progress so far, so we're delighted to now welcome John and the new investors on board to help its leadership team take the next steps to fulfil their vision."
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The aim was to boost the country's lacklustre economic growth and fulfil at least some of the costly promises the two parties in the coalition had made to voters at the general election in March.
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The anchor rating for subordinated bonds is BOK's support-driven National Long-Term Rating, as Fitch believes that KCG and the central government have a strong interest in supporting BOK to fulfil its financial obligations.
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"There has been a grave failure to fulfil the most basic duty of the state - to protect the lives of the people," CDS-PP leader Assuncao Cristas told reporters in proposing the no-confidence vote.
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The president is yet to fulfil a promise to allow an investigation into the Westgate atrocity, during which soldiers were accused of looting the mall and blowing part of it up to cover their tracks.
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The US under Trump has also been tardy to fulfil key posts the Commission has said are required for full functioning of privacy shield — leading even it to apply a compliance deadline earlier this year.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday that before making a decision on joining the United States, Japan wants to fulfil what it sees as a unique role it has to play in reducing tension.
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Mr Salvini, the other new deputy prime minister, will take charge of the interior ministry where he will be expected by his followers to fulfil a pledge to expel hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants.
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And Apple, having run out of the world's limited number of rich people to sell gadgets to, is now trying to fulfil a more universal desire: that for entertainment (in the form of remunerative subscriptions).
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Last month the chief minister of Punjab, Shahbaz Sharif, announced that his party, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), which also runs the national government, will shortly fulfil its campaign promise to end blackouts.
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Sunday's crash is a stark reminder of how hard it will be for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to fulfil his promise to transform the railways into a more efficient, safer network befitting India's economic power.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - UBS Chairman and former Bundesbank President Axel Weber said on Wednesday bitcoin does not fulfil some of the most important functions of currency, the latest senior banker to express scepticism about the cryptocurrency.
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To meet its commitments to consumers, PDVSA has drawn up a plan to process up to 57,000 bpd of foreign crude in June to fulfil export contracts and reduce purchases of fuels for domestic use.
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"They showed that they are ready to step up and fulfil the vital role of supporting the clean athletes and ensuring that all is done to maintain a fair and level playing field," she said.
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Unfortunately McCall had a run in with an old gypsy woman some time a couple of years back and now can only fulfil his wish of fighting in a slightly twisted, Bedazzled kind of way.
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Instead, the government is seeking to fulfil Obamacare's near-universal guarantee to female employees by working with the same insurance company or third-party plan administrator that provides the rest of the employee's health benefits.
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The labels celebrated in this article fulfil all three variances, not least because they are run by highly perceptive, intuitive and progressive thinking women; Glasgow-based Nightwave, Manchester-championing Madam X and London-dwelling Timanti.
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"The main thing is to show that we can fulfil that purpose at the state level, and although we have the certainty of winning, we do not want to create false expectations," Munoz Chang noted.
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"We could offer a new dialogue so that we can fulfil Catalans' aspirations for more autonomy and look into reforming the constitution," Foreign Affairs Minister Alfonso Dastis told French newspaper Le Figaro in an interview.
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"Iran's scaling back of its nuclear commitments was implementation of its legal rights to react to America's illegal and unilateral exit of the deal and the European parties' failure to fulfil their obligations," Mousavi said.
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In a deferred prosecution agreement a prosecutor grants an amnesty in exchange for the defendant agreeing to fulfil certain requirements, often including the payment of a fine and a pledge to avoid further bad behaviour.
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China unveiled on Thursday a long-anticipated easing of foreign investment curbs on sectors including banking, the automotive and heavy industries, and agriculture as Beijing moved to fulfil its promise to open its markets further.
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A source close to Orcel said there was still scope for an out-of-court settlement as the Italian banker was not going to drop his calls on the Spanish bank to fulfil its contract.
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More important still, if Malaysians are not confident that they can voice their opinions and debate public policy without repercussion, then PH cannot hope to fulfil their aspirations, because it will not know what they are.
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Prices hit $6,204 a week ago, after top mine Escondida also declared it could not fulfil contracted shipments because of a strike, but industry sources said that smelters and fabricators were still amply supplied with metal.
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Snap's profit margins in its various business lines may also disappoint: they are unlikely to be as generous as those of Google and Facebook, which both fulfil a lot of their ad orders using automated programmes.
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Nowhere more so than in last week's temporary ban on entry for citizens from seven Middle Eastern countries—drafted in secret, enacted in haste and unlikely to fulfil its declared aim of sparing America from terrorism.
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Although gold is seen as a hedge against inflation, it cannot be relied on to fulfil this function over the medium term; between 1980 and 2001, its price fell by more than 80% in real terms.
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The Pfizer business, which is currently on the block, would fulfil Reckitt CEO Rakesh Kapoor's long-stated plan to transform Reckitt from a British maker of household cleaning products into a global leader in consumer healthcare.
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However, League leader Matteo Salvini and 5-Star chief Luigi Di Maio do not want to tie their hands to a goal which would make it harder to fulfil their promises of tax cuts next year.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia demanded Turkey do more to tackle militants in Syria's Idlib province and fulfil promises it made as part of a deal with Moscow last year, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Thursday.
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Furthermore, although KTB may improve its profile in a more positive economic environment, its tendency to fulfil policy-related activities is most likely to become binding upon its financial profile during times of greater economic challenges.
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While Singapore continued to support the project, it would only be tenable if Malaysia was also supportive and willing to fulfil its end of the agreement, added Khaw, who is also the coordinating minister for infrastructure.
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Global interest rates are likely to go even lower before they rise as financial market volatility and the spectre of deflation raise fresh doubts about central banks' ability to fulfil their mandates, policymakers and economists said.
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The retailer would like to enter India in the near future, Okazaki said, as it tries to fulfil founder Tadashi Yanai's ambition to overtake H&M and Zara parent Inditex as the world's top apparel retailer.
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Heidenreich told analysts in March that he would fulfil his contract but that he and Michael Herz, with whom he said he had a good relationship, would discuss the matter during the course of the year.
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As a result, America Movil is expected to reduce its 59.7 percent stake in Telekom Austria by September this year to fulfil its agreement with Austria's state holding company, which owns 28.4 percent of Telekom Austria.
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"The fact that Trump is taking action, such as the pipeline deals, has raised confidence that he will fulfil other parts of the economic policies he's flagged," Credit Agricole European fixed income strategist Orlando Green said.
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The ministry, which usually offers OFZ bonds at weekly auctions every Wednesday, said it could be more flexible in its reaction to changes in market conditions and fulfil more bids if it stops setting the ceiling.
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Lavrov and Cavusoglu agreed it was important for all parties concerned to fulfil the cessation of hostilities in Syria and resume the negotiation process, Russia's Foreign Ministry said in a statement on its website on Saturday.
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"Lawmakers have failed to fulfil their obligations because they have not guaranteed the constitutional right to health and life of girls and women," local rights group, the Citizen Group for the Decriminalization of Abortion (CFDA) said.
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"If he ends up in the White House, does it mean he'll actually begin to fulfil all his chaotic promises?" asks Valery Garbuzov, head of the Russian Academy of Science's Institute for the USA and Canada.
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The move would fulfil a key condition of the deal reached in March between Brussels and Ankara to stem the flow of Middle Eastern migrants across the Aegean Sea, but some European governments oppose the shift.
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The ruling will allow Immigration Minister Peter Dutton to fulfil his pledge to deport the infants, as well as 54 children brought to Australia from Nauru for medical treatment and more than 150 adult family members.
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First, Airbnb now offers a selection of "business travel ready" properties, which must fulfil some basic requirements such as decent wi-fi, desks on which laptops can be used, and 24/7 access to the property.
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"The NDA has resolved to speed up economic growth and fulfil the needs of the people in the next five years of our government," Home Minister Rajnath Singh, a senior member of the BJP, told reporters.
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"We still uphold that all sides should move with the times, grasp the opportunities, fulfil their promises and earnestly take proactive steps to jointly push the enforcement of this agreement," Lu told a daily news briefing.
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In 2015, GFG set up a new deposit protection scheme to fulfil statutory requirements in addition to its already existing mutual support fund, which is now an additional, less regulated, voluntary scheme to protect members' viability.
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Gabriel, a former economics minister, told a joint news conference that the EU could do "significantly more" to support Kosovo and other Western Balkan countries as they worked to fulfil the EU's strict criteria for membership.
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And in 2010, former Marine Jebidiah James Stipe was sentenced to 60 years for impersonating his ex-girlfriend online and posting a Craigslist ad inviting strangers to fulfil "her" rape fantasy, leading to her violent rape.
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President Vladimir Putin, marking the anniversary of Russia's annexation of Crimea, on Friday exhorted workers building a bridge between the Black Sea peninsula and Russia to fulfil an "historic mission" first conceived by a Russian tsar.
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"This situation was exacerbated by the sudden withdrawal of numerous credit lines by several of the company's bank lenders," Ng said, adding that the situation affected Agritrade's liquidity and its ability to fulfil its future commitments.
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"If signatories of the deal, particularly Europeans, fail to fulfil their commitments in a serious way, the third step will be stronger, more decisive and a bit surprising," Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said on Monday.
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"This situation was exacerbated by the sudden withdrawal of numerous credit lines by several of the company's bank lenders," Ng said, adding that the situation affected Agritrade's liquidity and its ability to fulfil its future commitments.
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China unveiled on Thursday a long-anticipated easing of foreign investment curbs, including in the banking, agriculture, automotive and heavy industry sectors, as it moved to show it would fulfil pledges to open its markets further.
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LONDON, May 30 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The world's top clothing brands are failing to fulfil their own promises to pay workers a fair living wage that covers basic family needs, academics and activists said on Thursday.
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Early this year, Ethiopia handed contracts to fulfil METEC's work to a group of foreign companies that include Italy's Salini Impregilo SpA, GE Hydro France, China Gezhouba Group Corp, Voith Hydro Shanghai and China's Sinohydro Corp.
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In 2011, 85033 percent of white evangelicals believed that elected officials who commit immoral acts in their personal life should not be trusted to behave ethically and fulfil their duties in their public and professional life.
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That finding is echoed by a recent Fitch Ratings report, which estimates that China needs to build residential property space of 800 million square meters (956 million square yards) every year until 2030 to fulfil demand.
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Citing an investigation by the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO), the filing said auditors had "miserably failed to fulfil the duty entrusted to them", adding they colluded with a group of IFIN officials to conceal facts.
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On Friday, Standard & Poor's cut its long-term credit ratings for Toshiba by two notches to CCC-, saying that it was increasingly likely that the conglomerate would be unable to fulfil its financial obligations in timely manner.
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They said CNOOC, which operates nearly half the terminals in China that receive LNG, had declared force majeure, which allows companies to suspend their obligation to fulfil contracts after unexpected events such as strikes and natural disasters.
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In 2017 a county in the eastern province of Jiangsu introduced automated messages that would be heard by people who made phone calls to blacklisted debtors, telling them to "urge the person to fulfil his legal obligations".
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Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan told reporters government would lay out its plans for Eskom in more detail in the coming weeks, including on the conditions which Eskom would have to fulfil to secure promised state funds.
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Yancoal Australia Ltd has already declared force majeure, while miners including BHP Billiton and Glencore PLC are waiting to see if they will be able to fulfil contracts with customers in Japan, China, South Korea and India.
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"Whether growth (in the euro zone) is minus 0.1 percent or 0.5 percent, it's too low to fulfil the aspirations of the European population," Moritz Kraemer, a former chief sovereign analyst at S&P, told CNBC Thursday.
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The bank, based in Germany, has long argued that its self-imposed rules take into account the European Court's limitations and the scheme's aim was to fulfil its legal mandate of returning inflation to around 2 percent.
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Nor does the Home Office have any remit to actively support sponsors to help them understand how to fulfil all the various knotted requirements of an immigration system that can be charitably described as opaque and confusing.
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At the meeting, Hailemariam said the project "was never intended to harm any country but to fulfil vital electricity needs and enhance development cooperation in the region", according to a report by state-run Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation.
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London gave me and my family a chance to fulfil our potential: I went from a council estate to helping running a business to a transport minister attending cabinet and now running to be mayor of London.
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The European Commission may urge Poland to urgently fulfil conditions for EU funds worth around 3.5 billion euros to be spend in the water segment and waste management to be admitted, Rzeczpospolita daily said quoting unnamed sources.
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"We in the central bank are confident that whoever is the president and whatever the outcome of the political cycles this year, the central bank would be able to fulfil its mandate of price and financial stability."
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On Friday the Chinese watchdog said in a statement that it has asked foreign firms General Motors, Daimler's Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen to fulfil their obligations to recall vehicles in China affected by faulty Takata air bags.
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"From now on, the ECB will have no excuse to not fulfil its mandate in addressing the impairment of the single monetary policy transmission by intervening in the sovereign bond market," Constancio said at a farewell conference.
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When the reform comes into force in July, able-bodied adults enrolled in Medicaid risk losing their insurance if they do not fulfil a "community engagement" requirement—2000 hours of work, job-seeking or volunteering each week.
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The obligation from the shareholder banks is pro rata to the ownership, and if one or more banks are unable to fulfil their requirements, the other banks must meet the shortfall up to 0003x their original shares.
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Rather emotionally, basic human requirements by Xavier force Logan to fulfil his superhero role in other, less glamorous ways, like helping Xavier to the toilet, preparing his meals, and ensuring he is taking his medication every day.
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KIEV, March 11 (Reuters) - The Ukrainian government wants to fulfil all remaining conditions to qualify for a new International Monetary Fund programme in the next two to three weeks, new Prime Minister Denys Shmygal said on Wednesday.
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Merkel, who finally took charge of her new "grand coalition" on Wednesday after nearly six months of talks, wants to fulfil the incoming government's pledge to deliver a "New Start for Europe" in close cooperation with France.
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After a heated debate, delegates at the Christian Democratic Union's (CDU) party congress backed a motion stipulating that 5G suppliers must fulfil a "clearly defined security catalogue, which includes the exclusion of influence by a foreign state".
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The ban on overseas sales by India, the world's biggest exporter of the bulb, will keep prices elevated in Asia and require importers in Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka to find other sources to fulfil their demand.
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Amazon has previously said only a small minority of staff take part in Verdi strikes, which it says have no impact on its deliveries as Amazon uses a network of 31 warehouses across Europe to fulfil orders.
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"The government must ... ensure that its suppliers hear the message loud and clear that exploiting ... workers to fulfil government contracts will not be tolerated," said Phil Bloomer, head of the Business and Human Rights Resource Centre (BHRRC).
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Late on Wednesday, Aberdeen Asset Management said withdrawals from its 3.2 billion pound UK Property Fund which it had received before 1100 GMT would face a 17 percent dilution levy, and that it would not fulfil later orders.
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"Some of our other types of data processing are necessary for us to fulfil the contract we have with users to provide a personalized, free service to people around the world – 'contractual necessity' under GDPR," the source said.
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Asked by the New York Times if he would defend the Baltic republics from Russia, he replied: "If they fulfil their obligations to us, the answer is yes," grumbling about NATO members who missed targets for defence spending.
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In a state-led economy the government controls the future to some extent, setting laws and allocating resources in order to fulfil a vision, as China hopes to with its "Made in 2025" plan for advanced-technology industries.
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He had already been grumbling about Mr Price's failure to coax Republican congressmen into repealing Barack Obama's healthcare reform, a campaign promise of Mr Trump's, that Mr Price, a fierce critic of Obamacare, had been appointed to fulfil.
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Speaking to reporters in Sydney before a visit to Israel, Turnbull says Bishop, as deputy leader of the Liberals, was next in line after Joyce to be acting prime minister, and would fulfil that role during his trip.
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"One cannot rule out the idea that Tomyris serves several goals: to play a political role... on the one hand, and on the other to help the (first) president's youngest daughter fulfil her movie industry ambitions," said Satpayev.
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The Nextbit Robin starts shipping to early backers on February 16th and further preorders will be taken until January 15th, when the company will halt new orders while it works to fulfil the ones it already has. h2.
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"We've all collectively recognised the reality that the BJP is losing significant votes, therefore we are mutually exploring the formation of a cohesive and durable government that will fulfil the aspirations of India," Congress spokesman Sanjay Jha said.
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Some online pharmacies demand a doctor's prescription to fulfil an order, although many do not, and people using buyers clubs still require blood tests to ensure the drugs they are on are working properly, without serious side effects.
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Should the decision come to be legally enforced, the Bundeskartellamt says Facebook will be obliged to develop proposals for possible solutions and submit them to the authority which would then examine whether or not they fulfil its requirements.
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But while the government hopes state firms will eventually become more responsive to the market, the reforms have also been designed to make them better able to fulfil their "functional use" in important strategic sectors, including national defense.
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For example, to: (a) conduct research and analytics; (b) create content; (c) provide customer support services; (d) conduct or support marketing; (e) fulfil orders; (f) handle payments; (g) host Services; (h) administer contests; and (i) maintain databases; 73.
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In her report, the commissioner, Kathryn Stone, concluded that Johnson was in breach of the rules of the House of Commons, parliament's lower chamber, for a failure to fulfil his responsibilities, saying it was neither "inadvertent" nor "minor".
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"We agreed a roadmap to RUSADA compliance in January 2017, we have worked with them to fulfil all but two of the agreed conditions and we have been discussing these conditions for the past 15 months," said Reedie.
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MOSCOW, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Russian oil giant Rosneft has all resources needed to fulfil its new long term contract with commodities trader Glencore, Rosneft told Reuters on Friday, adding that the contract includes oil and oil products supply.
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Of the unbanked population, 1,5 billion people are unbanked due to their inability to prove their identity through a valid birth certificate, passport, proof of residence through utility bill or some other means to fulfil traditional KYC-procedures.
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Flanked by other commanders and fighters, in front of a banner with the FARC's old crossed-rifles logo, Mr Márquez declared that the state's failure to fulfil commitments and "judicial insecurity obliged us to return to the jungle".
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It's true that agencies like the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) specifically seek vendors who can fulfil needs with a fast turnaround time, and specifically introduced a program called 'Rapid Acquisition of a Small Rocket' (RASR) to source these.
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That is to fulfil contractual commitments to buyers such as Taiwan's state-owned CPC Corp and the world's top LNG buyer JERA Co, a fuel joint venture of Tokyo Electric and Chubu Electric, one of the traders said.
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Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Friday, the ECB's Draghi said the bank had plenty of instruments at its disposal to push inflation higher and was both determined and willing to act to fulfil its mandate.
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Should a deal be finalized, the world's third-biggest carmaker and largest in the U.S would withdraw from its vast but beleaguered European market and attempt to fulfil a promise from its chief executive to enhance overall profit margins.
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A number of services have cropped up to fulfil this need ranging from Gitcoin, which pays out bounties on the blockchain, to the European Union, which launched its own bug bounty program for 14 open source projects in December.
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But, given that this is now a sunk cost, it does seem possible that Made in Space and FOMS have actually found a way to fulfil the dreams of the 1970s, and make money by making things in space.
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"In case the JMMC does not fulfil its mandate ... and has a different understanding from the decision of the (OPEC) conference, the issue should be raised at an extraordinary meeting of the OPEC conference for decision-making," Zanganeh wrote.
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In the Philippines, for example, President Rodrigo Duterte openly urges the police to kill suspected drug dealers and even drug users, to fulfil a campaign promise to dump their corpses in Manila Bay and "fatten all the fish there".
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"I am very concerned about the impact of the German government's decision on the British and European defence industry and the consequences for Europe's ability to fulfil its NATO commitments," Jeremy Hunt wrote in a letter, Der Spiegel reported.
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The idea, as I'm sure you've been told, is that we must fulfil our most fundamental needs – warmth, safety, love and a sense of belonging – before we desire things like esteem and self-actualisation, pursuing our talents and potential.
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"Once again Greece, an ally and a neighbour, has failed to fulfil the basics of the fight against terrorism," it said, accusing Athens of also harbouring far-leftist and Kurdish militant groups that have carried out attacks in Turkey.
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Just 24 hours after the European Union criticized them for failing to fulfil their promise to tackle the proliferation of extremist content on their platforms, Twitter, Facebook, Microsoft and YouTube have announced a new initiative to do just that.
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The retailer's appeal in the region could be its trump card as founder and Chief Executive Officer Tadashi Yanai looks to fulfil his ambition to overtake H&M and Zara parent Inditex to become the world's top apparel retailer.
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May's Brexit 'white paper', the policy document which prompted Johnson's resignation, proposes negotiating the closest possible commercial links for goods trade with the bloc to protect businesses and to fulfil a commitment to avoid having infrastructure on the border.
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The seeds of their resentment have been nurtured perhaps too enthusiastically by the leadership of the BMA, whose rallies resonate to juvenile abuse of a health secretary who, the doctors neglect to acknowledge, has a manifesto commitment to fulfil.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Bana Alabed, the young Syrian girl who drew global attention with her tweets from Aleppo before being evacuated to Turkey this week, says she hopes to go back to her hometown one day and fulfil a dream.
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"The company has and will continue to use its best endeavours to fulfil the above-mentioned requirements and will seek to resume trading of its shares on the Stock Exchange as soon as possible," it said in the filing.
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In a letter dated November 2017 seen by Reuters, Broadcom's European distributor said the U.S. firm could not fulfil an order placed by Bulat "in light of export restrictions on the part of the manufacturer," the ministry official said.
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"Singapore will strictly fulfil its obligations under the UNSCRs and international law, and not allow our financial system to be abused for the conduct of illicit activities," the ministry said in a statement, referring to U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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While it has never been invoked before, Article 155 refers to the section within Spain's constitution that says any largely autonomous community must fulfil its obligations to the Spanish state, or else it risks having its powers taken away.
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"For the restructuring to be finalised, Mechel should fulfil a number of agreed significant conditions, including servicing and paying off debt, as well as honouring obligations towards other large creditors," Sberbank said in a written reply to Reuters' questions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar fell against the Japanese yen and euro on Monday, as uncertainty about U.S. congressional support for President Donald Trump's choice for Supreme Court justice revived doubts about his ability to fulfil his economic agenda.
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GENEVA, July 15 (Reuters) - Iran will return to the situation before its nuclear deal with world powers unless European countries fulfil their obligations, the spokesman for Iran's nuclear agency, Behrouz Kamalvandi, said on Monday, according to IRNA news agency.
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"We call on all our institutions, and our people in all their components, to head towards the border region with Turkey to fulfil their moral duty and show resistance in these sensitive, historic moments," it said in a statement.
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Indeed, just last week, Deutsche Bank's chief executive John Cryan said that more so than other Brexit beneficiaries, such as Paris and Dublin, Frankfurt is the "only one European city" which can fulfil the structural requirements to match London.
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The prime minister, who won over many traditional supporters of the main opposition Labour Party in northern and central England, has proclaimed he will lead a "people's government" and will move to fulfil his pledge to "get Brexit done".
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"No country should underestimate the Chinese military's confidence in and ability to fulfil its mission of safeguarding peace, and should not underestimate the Chinese military's determination and will to defend the country's sovereignty, security and development interests," it said.
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"In the meantime, the EBA will continue to fulfil its responsibilities and continue to work towards the achievement of a consistent and transparent functioning of the single market for the entire EU banking system," a spokesperson told CNBC via email.
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Greg Rinckey, an attorney specializing in military law, claimed that this opens an opportunity for the military to seek money back from Rapone for the education he received as he didn't fulfil the five-year service obligation for all the graduates.
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Is it because all-action centre-mids can slow and drop deeper over time and still fulfil a modern position, while attacking-mids simply can't, or at least struggle to adapt skillset-wise in an age where speed is king?
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The CSRC said would maintain its crackdown on various types of information disclosure violation and it urged listed companies to fulfil information disclosure obligations in a timely and lawful manner to promote the improvement of the quality of listed companies.
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The Swiss procurement agency said it was asking the firms to submit pricing for 30 or 40 planes, including logistics and guided missiles, as well as an assessment of the number of aircraft necessary to fulfil the Swiss Air Force's needs.
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Automakers are racing to produce greener cars and improve charge times in a bid to meet rising customer demand and fulfil air quality targets but Britain lacks sufficient manufacturing capacity, an area ministers have said they want to build up.
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MELBOURNE, Feb 20 (Reuters) - London copper rose on Monday, returning to the $6,13 per tonne mark, as near-term supply disruptions intensified after the world's second-biggest mine said it could not fulfil its promised shipments due to export permit issues.
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This would better help China fulfil its international obligations and provide a service to the rest of the world, Wu added, although China has yet to give any indication that foreign airlines may be allowed to use the new airport.
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But the decision also requires it contact the close to six million people it did not already reach out to in order to fulfil its Article 14 information notification obligation, with the DPA giving the company three months to comply.
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BAE showed off a model of the new warplane, Tempest, on Monday, linking up with a group of industrial partners to fulfil a government plan for the new combat jet which it said would need international partners to help develop.
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Hunt said British defence firms would not be able to fulfil several contracts with Riyadh including the Eurofighter Typhoon and the Tornado fighter jet, both of which are made with parts affected by the German halt in deliveries to Saudi Arabia.
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Yang Un-chul of the Sejong Institute in South Korea said if the North is ever going to fulfil its ambition to be an advanced socialist economy, it has to learn from business like the ones the delegation visited in Vietnam.
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"We are going to fulfil the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the EU on October 31, no ifs or buts," Johnson, 55, said after arriving at the premier's official residence, No.10 Downing Street.
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"The Federal Administrative Court agreed with the FMA that in a small number of isolated cases RBI did not fulfil its legal documentary obligations," a spokeswoman for RBI said of the ruling, which was first reported by newspaper Die Presse.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The Russian Biathlon Union was on Thursday issued with set of criteria, including increased drugs tests and granting access to Moscow lab data, which it must fulfil to be reinstated as a full member of the sport's international federation.
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"We will make every effort by working in full harmony primarily with our founding chairman and leader and then our colleagues within all ranks of our party to fulfil the targets of our great Turkey," Yildirim told a news conference.
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While a small part of the surge is likely because of an earlier outage of the Sichuan-East China gas pipeline, the overall story is that China is finally starting to fulfil its promise as the next great hope for LNG.
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"The 2 percent is not a fetish that has nothing to do with the Bundeswehr, but it is necessary to allow us to fulfil the requirements of our international deployments, plus the need for homeland and alliance defense," Merkel said.
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"In every situation we have to act professionally, using focused, measured and balanced force, to fulfil our mission and be true to our values," wrote the chief of staff, Lieutenant-General Gadi Eizenkot, in a letter to all Israeli soldiers.
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In a meandering speech in Ohio, the deeply religious governor said that as he was suspending his campaign he had "renewed faith, deeper faith, that the Lord will show me the way forward, and fulfil the purpose of my life".
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I think we need to be confident that whatever solution comes out of the democratic process that is initiated by an election in this case in Italy will fulfil this main and common goals of all of us in Europe.
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"It is unacceptable to strand people at sea, waiting days and weeks while European states debate whether and how to fulfil their humanitarian and legal obligations," Michael Fark, the MSF head of mission for Libya and the Mediterranean, told Al Jazeera.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The European Union must fulfil its promises as part of a 3 billion euro ($3.28 billion) deal it struck with Turkey in return for stemming the flow of migrants into the bloc, Turkey's EU Minister said on Wednesday.
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The company's line is that dating will help fulfil its new mission of encouraging 'time well spent' — by helping people forge more meaningful (new) relationships thanks to the power of its network (and the data it sucks out of it).
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Britain's Aviation Minister Martin Callanan on Friday called on O'Leary to fulfil his legal obligations to passengers, while Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said he expected the Irish regulator would act if Ryanair failed to provide customers with alternate flights.
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The ability to ship Chinese goods to its own fulfilment centers would open up the world of cheap new goods even further for Amazon, and allow it to directly fulfil orders for more Asian suppliers—which is often attractive to consumers.
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Tuzla Island, CRIMEA (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin, marking the anniversary of Russia's annexation of Crimea, on Friday exhorted workers building a bridge between the Black Sea peninsula and Russia to fulfil an "historic mission" first conceived by a Russian tsar.
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The right-wing Lega party, which formed a coalition government with Five-Star Movement (M5S) last week, is the driving force behind anti-immigration rhetoric and it is looking to fulfil a pledge to deport as many as 500,000 illegal migrants.
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When he was swept to office four years ago with three times as many votes as his nearest challenger, Iranians held high hopes that he could fulfil his promises to reduce the country's isolation abroad and bring more freedoms at home.
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Merkel, narrowly re-elected to a fourth term as chancellor, wants to fulfil her incoming government's pledge to deliver a "new start" for Europe, while Macron, too, has made euro zone overhaul a key goal since taking power last May.
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Local exporters in Vietnam are struggling to find coffee to fulfil their contracts, trade sources said, after farmers sold forward much of the harvest early on in the season when global prices hit their highest in more than five years.
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ANKARA, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Bana Alabed, the young Syrian girl who drew global attention with her tweets from Aleppo before being evacuated to Turkey this week, says she hopes to go back to her hometown one day and fulfil a dream.
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No longer content relying solely on third-party couriers such as UPS to deliver packages to customers, Amazon is turning to its own delivery trucks, drones, ocean freight, and air cargo operations to fulfil deliveries itself; more control, higher profit.
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The auditing firms gave clean audit reports and "miserably failed to fulfil the duty entrusted to them," the government has alleged, saying the fraud at IFIN was "nothing short of organized crime, actively aided and abetted by the statutory auditors".
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"The present financial operations that we are running as a central bank are sufficient to fulfil the objectives of the central bank in terms of attracting asset liquidity," Salameh said, adding they would continue in the same form in 2019.
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Not only can American businesses pressure the federal government to fulfil its duties to the Americans in Puerto Rico, they can play a significant role in relief and recovery efforts by making contributions to aid in the recovery of Puerto Rico.
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With a healthy majority, he should be able to fulfil his priority to "get Brexit done" and is expected to announce that the divorce agreement, or Withdrawal Agreement Bill, is brought back to parliament before Christmas and then passed quickly.
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Italy's new coalition of 5-Star and the centre-left Democratic Party has bickered constantly since it came to power, but it looks set to fulfil its first main task of approving a 2020 budget without friction with the European Commission.
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The state-owned agriculture conglomerate made the purchases "based on domestic demand" and "to fulfil the consensus reached by leaders of China and the U.S. during G20", according to a statement published on the company's website and dated Dec. 19.
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Serbia has promised to sell, shut or slim down unprofitable state firms to fulfil the conditions of a 1.2 billion euro ($1.4 billion) loan deal with the International Monetary Fund, but bidders for generously-staffed, indebted companies have been hard to find.
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"Not only did it fulfil the needs of our members to practice naturism in the city, it got the message out," Amato said after a reported 30,000 people applied to get a chance to visit Paris' Palais de Tokyo art museum, sans clothing.
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The anchor rating for SCBTL's B3T13 bonds is its parent's Viability Rating, rather than that of SCBTL, or the support-driven National Long-Term Rating, as Fitch believes the parent has a strong interest in supporting its subsidiary to fulfil its debt obligations.
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Mr Xi has been trying to focus public attention on the glories of China's past as a way to instil patriotism and provide a suitable historical backdrop for his campaign to fulfil "the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation".
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Delay in passing a law on associations makes it less likely that Vietnam will fulfil a bold promise to begin tolerating independent trade unions, which it made during negotiations for TPP and towards which the legislation was supposed to be a small step.
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The German government does not expect Turks to get visa-free entry into the EU before 2017 because Ankara will not fulfil the conditions for that by the end of this year, newspaper Bild cited sources in Berlin as saying on Monday.
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Existing law allows the central bank to finance the deficit up to 10 percent but the IMF wants the funding eliminated, a condition the government must fulfil for it to conclude Ghana's third programme review and disburse the next tranche of aid.
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"We've been in a process to prove to the market that Noble is a viable enterprise and can continue to fulfil contracts," the company executive said, using a 3-year trade finance facility of $700 million secured as part of its restructure.
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What was once a straightforward R&B cut has now been transformed to fulfil its true destiny: it has become a 17-minute-long aural expression of the feeling of floating on top of warm water, which occasionally laps at your body.
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The first was to fulfil a promise to stimulate regions that have benefited least from China's rapid development (last year the country's leader, Xi Jinping, showed his support for backward Guizhou by attending a Communist Party congress as a delegate of the province).
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I think it is a further...I realised things today- my instincts were, they are on a lot of these issues: we either did not have the mechanisms in conservative orthodoxy to fulfil them, in essence... What do you mean by that?
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When his mood was low, he resisted the temptation to post a tweet or a snippet of a song to come, knowing the instant feedback would do little to fulfil his long-term goal of only offering audiences something that was complete.
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Onaga, who had lost considerable weight, said he was determined to fulfil his duties and live up to the expectations of Okinawans who supported his fight against a U.S. military base relocation plan and the heavy American troop presence on the small island.
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With nearly a year remaining in his second term, Mr Obama added, "there will be plenty of time for me to do so, and for the Senate to fulfil its responsibility to give that person a fair hearing and a timely vote".
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Hunt said British defence firms would not be able to fulfil several contracts with Saudi Arabia such as the Eurofighter model called Typhoon or the Tornado fighter jet, both of which are made with parts affected by the stop in deliveries to Saudi.
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The Times - The Royal Navy is now too small to fulfil its global role, a defence minister admitted last night as it emerged that Iran had ignored warnings from a British warship against seizing a UK-flagged tanker in the Gulf. bit.
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Powerful German labour union IG Metall union has said however that PSA's cost targets per vehicle cannot not be met without management's making concessions on pay, and have demanded that Opel's management fulfil its pledge of allocating more production to the Eisenach plant.
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"The Chinese government has consistently demanded that Chinese companies investing abroad respect the laws and rules of the host nation, and fulfil their responsibility and obligation to society, including paying attention to protecting the environment," Lu told a daily news briefing in Beijing.
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The arbitration panel from the International Centre for Dispute Resolution in Dallas found that AVIC had failed to fulfil its commitments to help fund a West Texas wind farm and develop a global wind energy business as part of a joint venture agreement.
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In this case, Siemens said the turbines were shipped to Crimea behind its back and is refusing to be involved, leaving Moscow to work out how to start them up to fulfil President Vladimir Putin's promise to give Crimea a stable power supply.
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MOSCOW, Dec 3 (Reuters) - A surplus of rouble liquidity in Russia's banking system could boost demand for government bonds by the end of this year but that won't help it fulfil its 2018 borrowing plan, a senior finance ministry official said on Monday.
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HONG KONG, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Vancouver-based coal miner SouthGobi Resources Ltd said on Thursday it sacked its chief executive officer (CEO), who is a suspect in a fraudulent loan case, with immediate effect, because of his inability to fulfil his daily duties.
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The fear is that Mahathir, who was in power for 22 years until 2003, including during the late-1990s financial crisis, will fulfil pledges to remove the goods and services tax, scrap toll fees, reinstate fuel subsidies and renegotiate Chinese investment deals.
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"Bhar do Jholi" was his most famous song, "Fill my Bag", or "Fulfil my Wish": Fill my bag, O Lord, Fill all our bags,O Lord, Fill the bag,O Guide, Fill my bag,O Lord of Medina,I won't return empty-handed!
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BEIJING/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Anbang Insurance Group, one of China's most aggressive buyers of overseas assets, said on Wednesday its chairman was temporarily unable to fulfil his duties, just over a week after denying reports he had been barred from leaving the country.
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Ecommerce sales at Hugo Boss were disrupted in 20.9474 by a move to fulfil orders in Europe itself, instead of via a partner, and the relaunch of its website, but the company said they should return to growth during the course of 2017.
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"Investor sentiment remains very fragile and cautious, and 'cash is king' is still on top of people's mind, so the volatility is likely to persist," she said, adding that there was some shortage of physical supply to fulfil the futures market's obligations.
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The CCPIT had issued over 4,000 certificates to Chinese companies affected by the virus who are seeking to invoke force majeure - a clause which allows companies to suspend their obligation to fulfil contracts after unexpected events such as strikes and natural disasters.
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"What we hope is that they will do the right thing and come back to the table and try to work out an arrangement whereby we can fulfil that pledge that was made by President Trump and Chairman Kim to denuclearise," he said.
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Where historically voice desks might hold the risk of open currency positions overnight if they had taken orders but could not fulfil them at a good price, new players will now sit on an order for no more than minutes or seconds.
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Turkey failed to execute automatic transfers of tax information with all EU states but was granted more time to fulfil its commitments, because it has adopted legislative changes to allow data sharing, the EU document said, confirming a Reuters report from last week.
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"Following the recent updates from the German Government regarding export licences, we are working closely with industry partners and the UK government to continue to fulfil our contractual support arrangements in Saudi Arabia on the key European collaboration programmes," BAE said on Thursday.
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Indicated 0.13 percent lower Volkswagen investor Qatar will nominate former IT minister Hessa Al-Jaber to represent the emirate on VW's supervisory board, a person familiar with the matter said, allowing the carmaker to fulfil legal quotas for women ahead of a key shareholder meeting.
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The reality is that grassroots football is still hugely underdeveloped in this country, and until we see the Premier League's billions trickle down the league pyramid we are never going to fulfil our potential in the way that other, more prudent footballing nations have.
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However, after a tumultuous year featuring shock results in both Britain's referendum on European Union membership and the U.S. presidential election, neither index is expected to fulfil earlier predictions for gains in 2000, nor are they seen regaining 22017's all-time highs next year.
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"Should Cosco fulfil certain conditions set out in the agreement, including the successful completion of the mandatory investments up to 300 million euros, it will pay HRADF an additional 88 million euros and increase its stake by 16 percent to 67 percent," it said.
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As a member of the European Union, the U.K. is signed up to the Renewable Energy Directive, which requires the EU as a whole to "fulfil at least 20 percent of its total energy needs with renewables by 2020", according to the European Commission.
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As a member of the European Union, the U.K. is signed up to the Renewable Energy Directive, which requires the EU as a whole to "fulfil at least 20 percent of its total energy needs with renewables by 20143", according to the European Commission.
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As for Mrs Merkel, whether she can fulfil her wish to remain in office until the parliamentary term expires in 2021 may depend less on her own party and more on the SPD, which is tanking in the polls and visibly unhappy in government.
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If the clubs fail to reach agreement with the FA on Brexit, they could face a "no-deal" scenario where all EU players would have to fulfil the same criteria that non-EU players do now to get a work permit, the report added.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government does not expect Turks to get visa-free entry into the European Union before 2017 because Ankara will not fulfil the conditions for that by the end of this year, newspaper Bild cited sources in Berlin as saying on Monday.
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The government in Kiev has so far only received some small tranches of the loan and now getting the remainder is looking shaky after Lagarde said Ukraine, a country now mired by increasing internal political division, was not doing enough to fulfil its bailout conditions.
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"Corruption and the rule of law … Whoever becomes president, they are the number one goals for them because if they don't fulfil these hopes of the population, they will lose quite shortly," Tomas Fiala, CEO of Ukrainian investment bank Dragon Capital, told CNBC Monday.
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"We had a range of operational and commercial requirements that we needed a new owner of NZClear to fulfil, and there was a range of interest from businesses, but none of them were able to fully meet those requirements," said RBNZ spokesman Angus Barclay.
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Instead, May said the EU must engage with her Brexit 'white paper' policy document released earlier this month, which proposes negotiating the closest possible commercial links for goods trade to protect businesses and to fulfil a commitment to avoid having infrastructure on the border.
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" Hans Peter Konrad, director of the Swiss pension fund association, said: "The negative interest rates, together with the already extremely low interest rates (for bonds), make it even more difficult for pension funds to achieve the necessary returns they need to fulfil their promises.
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"Sudden changes made to judicial laws through an emergency decree, without consulting the Superior Magistrates Council and the body of magistrates, have a major impact on the ability of the overall prosecuting body to fulfil its constitutional duties," Bucharest prosecutors said in a statement.
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DUBAI, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Europeans have failed to fulfil their own commitments to Iran's 2015 nuclear deal, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted on Tuesday, in response to a warning by the EU that urged Tehran to stick to the pact or face consequences.
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A growing anti-war youth movement, which in recent months has spread to various parts of the country, has exposed frustration with Suu Kyi's struggle to fulfil her promise to end decades of war by autonomy-seeking ethnic minority guerrillas in lawless border lands.
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Some senior government ministers have hinted publicly that a backstop that only applies to Northern Ireland may now be the best option left open to Downing Street, if Johnson is to fulfil his promise of leaving the world's largest trading bloc by Oct. 31.
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DUBAI, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Iran's nuclear chief said on Sunday the European parties of the 2015 nuclear deal have failed to fulfil their commitments under the pact, a day after Tehran announced its latest step in reducing its commitments to the pact with world powers.
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With just 1.89 percent of the company's issued share capital held by the public, Yingde Gases said it was unable to fulfil its minimum public float requirement under stock exchange rules and asked for the shares to remain halted until the listing is withdrawn.
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Earlier, the BoE said it would fulfil a request from parliament's Treasury Committee to provide analysis of how the draft Brexit divorce deal "will affect the Bank's ability to deliver its statutory remits for monetary and financial stability, including in a 'no deal, no transition' scenario".
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In recent months, laws aimed at tackling harmful social media content have been passed and proposed in Australia and the EU. Meanwhile, British lawmakers have called for tech executives to be held personally liable if they fail to fulfil a duty of care to their users.
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Greek Economy Minister Giorgos Stathakis told CNBC that the government was focusing on the correct mix of fiscal policies, including higher taxes -- particularly on the wealthy -- and an easing of cuts in the public sector, amid continued pressure to fulfil the terms of its third bailout program.
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The budget has been delayed, laws to reorganise health care and tackle domestic abuse have been put on ice, public-sector pay rises have not been honoured, and institutions such as the policing board, which holds the police accountable, have been unable to fulfil their functions.
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"I am very concerned about the impact of the German government's decision on the British and European defence industry and the consequences for Europe's ability to fulfil its NATO commitments," British foreign minister Jeremy Hunt wrote in a letter to his German counterpart Heiko Maas, Spiegel reported.
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"We are determined that Cambridge should nurture the finest academic talent, whatever the background or means of our students, to help us fulfil our mission 'to contribute to society through the pursuit of education, learning and research at the highest international levels of excellence'," he added.
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On first reading Dumbledore's last words seem like a cry for help from someone he's foolishly placed his trust in, but in hindsight we know better: he's actually begging for Snape to give him a quick, easy end and fulfil the promise he's already made Dumbledore.
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Ainslie thanked his crew at the end of the last race for the best performances of the competition, but their effort was not enough to fulfil the British dream to "bring the cup home" to Britain, where it was first won in 1851 by the schooner America.
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"If our demand for the formation of a civilian transitional council with military representation is not met, we will not be part of the executive authority, the cabinet, and we will continue the mass escalation and the sit-ins to fulfil our demands," Rabie told Reuters.
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On the other side of the concrete blast walls, razor wire and bomb-sniffing dogs that protect the Green Zone is an Iraqi prime minister struggling to fulfil promises made a year ago to reform ministries and arrest corrupt politicians, but with little power to do so.
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"The law is the law and to concede asylum for any government inside the EU you have to fulfil criteria and there is a protocol that is linked to Lisbon Treaty and it will be very, very strange for him to get asylum there," he said.
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Separately, in a joint declaration, the two countries said they noted the "wider use of natural gas" which they hailed as an economically efficient and environmentally friendly fuel that would help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help them fulfil the terms of the Paris climate change accord.
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"We aim to be this one fashion destination where the customer can fulfil all of their fashion needs," he said, speaking at the group's brand new headquarters in Berlin, built to house 2,500 staff with an on-site childcare facility and a roof-top basketball court.
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North Korea would regard a naval blockade as "an act of war" and a "wanton violation" of its sovereignty and dignity, the agency cited a Foreign Ministry spokesman as saying, while reiterating that North Korea was a responsible nuclear power that would fulfil its non proliferation commitments.
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Since then, Modi's government has moved quickly to fulfil a number of electoral promises, including removing special provisions on the disputed Kashmir region, gaining legal approval for building a temple at a contested site in the northern city of Ayodhya, and introducing a new citizenship law.
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"They now say they can't afford it, it will bankrupt Petronas and all that, so of course we have to find the alternative solutions for them to get out of this failure to fulfil the electoral promise," Fong, a former attorney-general for Sarawak, told Reuters.
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"Supply has run very low now as the harvest has ended while demand from exporters to fulfil shipments to Cuba and Iraq is still high," said a trader in Ho Chi Minh City, adding demand from Philippines had also been picking up in the past two weeks.
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China certainly looks well on track to fulfil the pledges it made at the Paris conference: that carbon-dioxide emissions would reach a final peak "around 5003", and that by then one-fifth of its energy would come from non-fossil sources, up from one-sixth currently.
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"We call on the president, in consultation with the speaker, to immediately reconvene parliament and allow the democratically elected representatives of the Sri Lankan people to fulfil their responsibilities to affirm who will lead their government," U.S. State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement.
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Tax authorities must give a detailed description of the group involved and specific circumstances that led to the request; explain the applicable law and reasons to assume that taxpayers did not fulfil their obligations; and demonstrate that the information requested could help make them do so.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran instigated in November failed to have as deep an impact on supply as forecast as a handful of waivers were granted to oil consuming countries, taking away a need for oil kingpins Saudi Arabia and Russia to produce more to fulfil a potential shortfall.
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"Alternative energy will (hopefully) one day fulfil the needs of our cities and the environment but the reality is that the infrastructure is not yet in place for this to be the case," said Jürgen Korzer, global account director at research agency Kantar, to CNBC in an email.
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"This is why I am here today: Not only to demonstrate once again the importance that the ECB places on being accountable to EU citizens, but also to discuss with you how the ECB is acting to fulfil the mandate that was democratically conferred upon us," he later added.
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The people who bet against Britain are going to lose their shirts because we are going to restore trust in our democracy and we are going to fulfil the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the EU on October 31 no ifs or buts.
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The Burkard family emphasizes that Saint-Gobain is the right partner for Sika and that the family is still willing to fulfil the contract as soon as possible... The Burkard family will not enter into negotiations about any alternative solutions with the current board of directors of Sika.
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Some foreign commentators were still, even then, mesmerised by what they regarded as a winning combination of a technocratic government with a good sense of the country's needs and how to fulfil them, and a disdain for the endless debates that can bog down good policy in democracies.
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The United States has certainly made it harder for Venezuela to fulfil its obligations: several Venezuelan businesses have reported that international banks have rejected or delayed their dollar payments in recent months, at the bidding of compliance departments concerned about falling on the wrong side of American law.
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The pound hit a two-month high on Wednesday after media reports said that the U.K. government had increased its financial offer to the European Union – the so-called Brexit bill, which is what the U.K. could pay to fulfil its remaining obligations to the bloc before it leaves.
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Like previous U.S. administrations, we have committed our influence and resources to trying to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict because it would serve American interests to stabilize a volatile region and fulfil America's commitment to the survival, security and well-being of Israel at peace with its Arab neighbors.
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