The French Disconnection

Disconnection of a bidder does not necessarily suspend the process.

The third problem is the disconnection between global scientific expertise and politicians.

The time of disconnection is automatically registered and this comes out in the records of the ERA.

The Study Group also had before it an informal paper on the Disconnection Clause .

Only we're not living with each other our crazy selves are living with each other and perpetuating an epidemic of disconnection.

Such a disconnection clause , possibly inserted as an article 1.4 of the draft Convention, might be drafted in the following way

If disconnection is caused by a third party, including the bidder's own Internet provider, the bidder can seek only damages.

In case of disconnection, suppliers may contact a call center helpdesk (toll free) which function throughout the bidding process to inform about the situation.

Disconnection is the beginning, followed by the belief that one is the only person who knows what is right and good.

But the disconnection between centralized monetary and decentralized fiscal powers de facto impeded the full use of monetary instruments to meet monetary and financial shocks.

While his delegation supported the disconnection clause, it had considerable sympathy with the objections to the wording raised by the United States.

For instance where an REIO had not ratified the convention, its member States might need to take advantage of the disconnection clause and make a declaration themselves.

The disconnection clause would apply only to relations between EU member States and would not affect the applicability of the draft convention to relations with third countries.

Mr. Mitrović (Serbia and Montenegro) said that the proposed disconnection clause amounted to a reservation, for which the draft convention had already made provision.

If disconnection happens through the fault of the procuring entity or the government system, the bidder may seek suspension or cancellation of the process or damages from the government.

The Chairman said that the difference between the proposed disconnection clause and the final provisions was that the latter were all taken from established precedents.

Sense

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

The European Commission hoped that the Commission would accept the proposed disconnection clause, since it would otherwise be unable to commit the European Community to ratification of the draft convention.

While his delegation had no fundamental objection to the disconnection clause, it did not consider its incorporation in the draft convention as sound policy in the field of electronic commerce.

And shame is really easily understood as the fear of disconnection Is there something about me that, if other people know it or see it, that I won't be worthy of connection?

Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

In other words, Europe displays a strong sense of survival, but not a strong sense of common purpose.

Nothing seems to make sense now. But one thing does make sense.

Is there a sense of wonder?

Tom lost his sense of smell.

They have a sense of humor.

The Iraqis sense all of this.

Making Sense of the Climate Impasse

It was sort of, in a certain sense, in a McLuhan sense, an external stomach, in the sense that it was cooking food that we could not eat otherwise.

Elizabeth has realized, and she's coming face to face with her own sense of jealousy, her own sense of mortality.

It makes good political sense it could make good business sense as well.

That's common sense.

This makes sense.

Moreover, to prevent any challenging or misinterpretation of Community rules governing relations between EU member States, it proposed that the following disconnection clause be inserted in draft paragraph 16 bis as paragraph 4

Mr. Buttimore (Observer for Ireland) said that his delegation strongly recommended the incorporation in the draft convention of both draft article 16 bis and the disconnection clause proposed by the representative of the European Commission.

This has spread a sense of unfairness.

Making sense of these asymmetries is difficult.

Consider, for example, the sense of smell.

You have a good sense of humor.

The proposed disconnection clause should be seen as a flexible link between the draft convention and Community rules that would facilitate EU member States' position vis à vis third countries.

This entails a sense of being different which can be experienced as problematic and creates a sense of insecurity and conflicts of loyalty.

8. Don t ask the impossible. Recommending measures that the public cannot implement creates a sense of futility, not a sense of control.

Do they make sense?