There has always been a close relationship between European monetary integration and global problems.

And I am taken by surprise, overtaken by the silly desire always to appear that I am right, or gain the upper hand in any argument (as a close friend tells me I always do), to show my therapist that he is wrong.

I keep this photograph close by to me it's in my office because I've always felt a mystical connection to these two men, both of whom I never knew.

It is a widely accepted principle that trials should always take place as close as possible to where the crimes were committed.

Which is witnessed by the close ones .

Which is witnessed by the close ones .

By the way, they are hungry always.

And sons always present by his side ,

Brown believes, and has said, that Britain must always be close friends with America and obviously that is the right thing to believe and say.

Every seven years, I close it for one year to pursue some little experiments, things that are always difficult to accomplish during the regular working year.

That constitution unlike Ataturk s was written by and for the military on the assumption that the Cold War would never end, and that the president would always be either a military person or someone close to the military.

By those angels who range themselves in close ranks

The statement by the French President requires close scrutiny.

And so I've always been fascinated by free style.

The reports stress this requirement but do not always describe the means to be used to establish close links between these NAPs and the other strategic development policies.

As a former mandate power, France had always had a keen interest and presence in Lebanon, and its influence has been deepened by the close personal rapport between President Jacques Chirac and Lebanon former Prime Minister, the late Rafiq Hariri.

5.2 As to the information in the confidential report,f he claims that such reports are made in close cooperation with domestic authorities and the information is almost always provided by officials who depend on the benevolence of the political powers.

Isolationist policies, by contrast, always lead to shortages and discontent.

Social democrats were always despised by communists, and vice versa.

LR I have always been surrounded by people who leave.

It can sometimes, but not always, be reversed by defibrillation.

By doing so, they will push prices close to fundamentals today.

And I count myself among those who had forgotten and been distracted, even though I have always assigned Lombard Street to my economic history courses and Manias, Panics, and Crashes to my macroeconomics classes, and have always paid close and respectful attention to Eichengreen, Akerlof, and Shiller.

Everything is hopeless we're always being told so by the media.

They can always get the money they need by issuing bonds.

Manage requirements Always keep in mind the requirements set by users.

Daiman, daiman (always, always) , croaks Ali.

We always walk by the post office on the way to work.

In a world roiled by conflict, development efforts will always fall short.

Clearly, periods of global growth are almost always characterized by symbiotic imbalances.

China is exploring gas fields close to the border as defined by Japan.

Most, even including those close to the Moroccan shore are controlled by Spain.

I know they were close, but not that close.

He said, Always. I've always been a fireman.

The solution to any crisis, emergency or conflict, must always be political and our ESDP actions are always firmly anchored in political strategies, formed by consensus.

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Of course, that is not always an easy credo by which to abide.

But its advice has not always brought about concrete policy action by members.

A nation composed by people like these will always be great and inviolable.

We grew up listening to my mother and father communicate in English, and the communication with aunts and uncles, close friends, and other members of our extended family was always in that language too.

Sami was close by, waiting patiently for Layla to finish talking with her girlfriends.

By 31 December 2009, there were close to 482,000 students enrolled in 691 schools.

In addition, the facility of payment by credit card is close to being finalized.

In most cases, the directors researched their own films by interviewing sources who were close to the action, or close to the main events at a grassroots level.

In general, however, the discipline was always studied more intensively by continental scholars than by those in Britain.