It finds that

He finds it. Amazing. Right?

It is in these family aggregates that one mostly finds absolute poverty.

The Committee therefore finds that it should consider the new medical documentation made available to it.

(b) if the court finds that

It is perhaps regrettable but nonetheless real that democracy finds roots more easily if economic conditions improve.

When he returns, he finds it swept and put in order.

As the rescue is taking place, the vessel finds that it must also rescue two other, larger boats.

The Panel finds that it is not possible to calculate the exchange rate separately for each individual claim.

If it finds that the OMT program is inconsistent with the German Constitution, it could force the Bundesbank to withhold its participation.

After that, it should be sufficient to allow labor markets to work until the system finds its new equilibrium.

If the court finds that the ECB s actions are unlawful, it can constrain German institutions even the German parliament.

The Panel, therefore, finds that it is appropriate to recommend an award of compensation for the full amount requested.

It is little wonder that Germany finds it difficult to achieve a sustainable pattern of balanced growth in the eurozone as it is currently configured.

For whoever finds me, finds life, and will obtain favor from Yahweh.

Ann soon finds out that the neighbors all believe that Joe is guilty, and eventually finds out the truth after a visit from her older brother George.

He finds a way in and finds the trowes (Trolls) having a party.

Whoever finds a wife finds a good thing, and obtains favor of Yahweh.

Thus, it finds these claims inadmissible under article 2 of the Optional Protocol.

Who searches, finds.

Who searches, finds.

It is not just in New York, Shanghai, or Paris that one finds a mobile telephone in the hands of each passerby. These days, one finds mobile phones in Nairobi taxis and among camel herders in Northern Kenya.

It finds that France has undertaken the obligation to hold no further nuclear tests in the atmosphere in the South Pacific.

The communist leadership finds it hard to mention, let alone emphasize, the country s problems.

Now, because of a war it wanted no part of, Europe finds its security undermined.

We recognize that the disarmament machinery finds itself in a difficult situation.

Of course, contrary to China, India still finds it difficult to fully perceive itself as a world power, though it is well aware that it has become a regional giant.

With respect to the claimant's tangible property, the Panel finds that the evidence indicates that it was confiscated in 1986, prior to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait.

It is not often that the world finds itself facing the stagflationary risk of lower demand and lower supply at the same time.

Martin explains that Britain finds it necessary to shoot an admiral from time to time pour l'encouragement des autres (to encourage the others).

China finds this outcome regrettable.

Blessed is that servant whom his lord finds doing so when he comes.

Accordingly, the Panel finds that these claimants should be placed in Stream 1.

We now need to ensure that every working aged Maldivian finds gainful employment.

If a man has no one to redeem it, and he becomes prosperous and finds sufficient means to redeem it

Given that the complainant finds the point crucial, the State party feels that he might reasonably have been expected to mention it earlier in the asylum proceedings.

Turkey is currently confronting the limits of its possibilities, while the EU finds that it can do very little in this region without Turkey.

If the LHC finds particles that fit this E8 pattern, that will be very, very cool.

Egyptian Sandmonkey is blogging again and promises to take it slow until he finds his feet again.

Contrary to China, India finds it difficult to adapt to its status as an emerging Great Power.

Indeed, the DHS may look through data transmitted online without restraint, regardless of what it ultimately finds.

For everyone who asks receives. He who seeks finds. To him who knocks it will be opened.

For everyone who asks receives. He who seeks finds. To him who knocks it will be opened.

It is a platform for expression, in whatever guise, and the flip side of that is the hope that this expression finds an engaged audience via the platform.

The Panel therefore finds that these claims overlap for the purposes of decision 123.