If one currency declines relative to the other, the loser pays the difference.

A more prominent role for the polluter pays principle in the preamble was recommended.

In environmental economics, there is a basic principle, called the polluter pays principle. It is a matter of both equity and efficiency.

Agreement was expressed for the provisions of the present draft principle, noting that the draft principle was consistent with the principles of the Rio Declaration as well treaty practice, which applied the polluter pays principle.

It was also noted that draft principle 4, particularly the application of no fault liability under paragraph 2, should be carefully studied, with some delegations seeking more prominence for the polluter pays principle.

The ECB also pays interest on deposits, so it, too, can in principle prevent higher reserves from leading to an unwanted lending explosion.

America s financial industry polluted the world with toxic mortgages, and, in line with the well established polluter pays principle, taxes should be imposed on it.

A big loser here is energy efficiency.

He who hates you is the loser .

He who hates you is the loser .

That formulation when read together with paragraph (13) of the commentary to the draft principle and paragraphs (11) to (14) of the commentary to draft principle 3 seemed to place the polluter pays principle in competition with other options, an approach which did not comport with recent practice.

In environmental law, the polluter pays principle is enacted to make the party responsible for producing pollution responsible for paying for the damage done to the natural environment.

Arrogance never pays.

Sami didn't want to be the loser in the divorce.

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They considered models that established direct liability claims under civil liability, such as those originally proposed by the Special Rapporteur in draft principle 4, alternative B (see A CN.4 540, para. 38), to be preferable and more in line with the polluter pays principle.

Such a strict liability regime was in keeping with the polluter pays principle and was beneficial for victims of hazardous activities since it relieved them of the burden of proving fault.

In a second vote, the election s loser was crowned the winner.

Four winners and one clear loser emerged from the first round.

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If the loser smiled the winner will lose the thrill of victory.

He that dies pays all debts.

Alger 1951 un pays dans l'attente .

The Greek version of this dilemma, in which no one pays taxes because no one else pays taxes, is particularly stark.

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In Germany, it s called activating social aid or combi wages, but the principle is the same the state should reduce the money it pays for doing nothing and pay more for participating in the work force.

In particular, it was noted, in respect of paragraph 2, that the polluter pays principle was tempered by the additional reference that liability may, where appropriate, attach to a person or entity other than the operator.

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

Indeed, the entire world is the loser if the multilateral trade system is weakened.

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The media also pays attention to this issue.

So here's the thing The current business model for language education is the student pays, and in particular, the student pays Rosetta Stone 500 dollars.

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The declarant pays customs fees calculated in the SAD.

India would be the chief loser relative to US firms, and, with several sizeable firms, such as Infosys and Wipro, adversely affected by the measure, it would also be the chief loser vis à vis smaller outsourcing firms from other countries.

The radical loser is the kind of young man who feels victimized by an unfeeling, uncaring world.

Bo understands that he should not be perceived as a pitiful loser who gutlessly besmirches his honor.

The Syrian Arab Republic would have been not only the obvious suspect, but also the obvious loser.

China pays 38 per ton of CO2 avoided with wind power, for example, while the US pays around 600 for cutting a ton of CO2 with biofuels.

What costs are associated with these decisions? And who pays?

The Fed pays the banks 0.25 to keep them idle.

A few years ago, the German writer Hans Magnus Enzensberger wrote a fascinating essay about the radical loser.

The clear loser in the first round is the leader of the extreme right Jean Marie Le Pen.

For God speaks once, yes twice, though man pays no attention.

The programme pays particular attention to women and children, focusing on