Peripheral tests

High circulation newspapers correlate with high circulation political parties.

Circulation

Circulation of the List

In almost all cases, some vision remains, mainly peripheral.

Free circulation of goods is also limited.

India reported atmospheric and climatic research that focuses on developing customized general circulation models (GCMs) and regional circulation models for South Asia.

The government bonds of peripheral eurozone countries thus became toxic.

The peripheral countries suffer from severe stock and flow imbalances.

Second, wealth transfers to peripheral countries, while controversial, are necessary.

There is an anticlockwise water circulation in the sea.

At that time it had a circulation of 3,000.

(e) Adoption and circulation of formal rules of procedure

Treatments included peripheral nerve stimulation, electrical muscle stimulation and electric shock therapy.

A Grexit would hit European banks that hold peripheral eurozone countries sovereign bonds.

This year, the G 8ers are talking about interesting but peripheral issues, such as the economic impact of the Internet. Worse, they are talking about important issues, like food security, in a peripheral way.

European citizens particularly in peripheral economies such as Greece, Portugal, and Spain are anxious.

Worse, they are talking about important issues, like food security, in a peripheral way.

Other peripheral countries already have Greek style problems of debt sustainability and eroded competitiveness.

The peripheral countries might just experience enough growth to sustain their ambitious austerity commitments.

Other reform proposals contained in your draft outcome document, Mr. President, would become peripheral.

Of course, it has also increased mass circulation and made it easier.

Al Asboa on 27 May 2005, with a circulation of 25,000 copies

France Amerique on 4 May 2005, with a circulation of 20,000 copies

But it's peripheral activities, like these, that allow people to get together, doing fun things.

The world must get used to a twilight security environment of sudden and peripheral emergencies.

The peripheral countries external deficits are falling rapidly, thus diminishing the need for foreign financing.

All of these developments are now visible in the eurozone, particularly in its peripheral countries.

2. Requests the Secretary General to give the report the widest possible circulation

She has always had problems with the circulation in her hands and feet.

The text of the draft resolution now in circulation contains no offensive language.

This is done to treat or prevent problems with distal circulation, or ventilation.

Al Ahram International on 6 May 2005, with a circulation of 45,000 copies

Novoe Russkoe Slovo on 30 April 2005, with a circulation of 40,000 copies

The peripheral nature of the NATO Russia Council was clearly not enough and did not work.

This disclosure raises interesting new questions because Dr Khan was peripheral to actual weapons related work.

Nonetheless, the German model does hold some useful lessons for the eurozone s embattled peripheral countries today.

This technology prevents the handling of insecticides at the peripheral (end use) level by non specialist.

Each of these changes helped establish the global ocean circulation pattern in place today.

The goal of all of these is separating the pulmonary and the systemic circulation.

First, the circulation of information among the interested actors, domestic and international, is inadequate.

The Law on Circulation of Strategic Goods entered into force on 1 May 2004.

World Journal on 1 and 2 May 2005, with a circulation of 180,000 copies

El Diario on 3 and 4 May 2005, with a circulation of 50,000 copies

That means that courageous structural reforms must still be pursued in the peripheral countries indeed, throughout Europe.