Losing Turkey

A huge loss.

Another loss for our nation.

Losing Latin America

(a) That the complaint is inadmissible and

Consideration of admissibility

These prices are unacceptable.

This recommendation is acceptable.

This recommendation is acceptable.

This recommendation is acceptable.

Everyone seems to be a loser, even if some are more affected than others.

But I feel that would be a huge loss, one I could live with, but still huge.

Poland s Successful Losers

Losing the Foreign Investment Race

But the status quo is unacceptable.

(a) That the complaint is inadmissible and

This recommendation is not accepted.

The recommendation is not accepted.

(a) Are these concepts acceptable?

Now this is what many introverts do, and it's our loss for sure, but it is also our colleagues' loss and our communities' loss.

David Hoffman on losing everything

this is a heartbreaking loss for Ali's family.

Who Lost Turkey?

2016 strikes again.

It is an acceptable practice which I hope will be respected.

The complaint should therefore be found inadmissible.

When battles were lost, talks began.

This certainly was a grievous loss to him.

8.6 The Committee has no reason to find the communication inadmissible on any other grounds and thus finds the communication admissible.

شوفينية غير مقبولة وفي غير محلها كالعادة

We have heard no valid argument against that proposal.

The estimated SAD is considered to be accepted by customs bodies.

8.1 In accordance with rule 64 of its rules of procedure, the Committee shall decide whether the communication is admissible or inadmissible under the Optional Protocol to the Convention.

Now, if you watch nine and a half years of television no sleep, no potty breaks and you saw loss after loss after loss, and then at the end there's 30 seconds of, and I won, the likelihood that you would play the lottery is very small.

Its passivity cost Japan the trust of the international community.

PARIS Who lost Turkey?

If the bonds were acceptable as collateral before the restructuring, surely they were safer after the restructuring, and thus equally acceptable.

The EU says that those terms are unacceptable.

This argument clearly is no longer tenable.

Life in the camps continues to be unacceptable.

Abandoning the habit involves not only the inconvenience of losing perks and a certain lifestyle, but also the loss of power.

As American assets have lost their attractiveness, their prices have dropped.

The loss of resilience would be too great.

A retrospective on 40 years shows that if we had accounted for these costs the cost of loss of topsoil, the cost of loss of waterways, the lost productivity, the loss to local communities as a result of all these factors, desertification and so on those costs are almost twice as much as the market price of timber.

Trade negotiations are supposedly acceptable again.