Announcing disconnection.

Force disconnection

The French Disconnection

Executing command before disconnection.

Cancer exploded the wall of my disconnection.

Disconnection of a bidder does not necessarily suspend the process.

Considering the disconnection between spatial data producers and spatial data managers,

And shame is really easily understood as the fear of disconnection

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

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

The less dramatic notion of special regimes would provide an adequate framework for dealing with the new issue of disconnection clauses.

One is the disconnection between his mouth that's smiling and his eyes that are wistful.

And when you ask people about connection, the stories they told me were about disconnection.

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

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

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.

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

It means they have better means for building transportation systems better means for cleaning the air, they have the best means for restoring the oceans that we know of to this day.

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

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

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

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

It means cooperation for development.

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

Tatoeba means for example in Japanese.

For farmers, this means deeper debt.

That means he cares for me.

It means green onion for free.

It means every man for himself.

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

In addition, guidance may be needed regarding the rules for dealing with technical problems during the auction phase, such as disconnection or equipment failure either by individual suppliers or by the procuring entity.

For China, leadership means assuming additional risks.

What the Vodafone deal means for Iranians

Institutionalized their means for an effective participation

the promotion of means and methods for

Dyin' for nothin' means shit to me.

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.

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.

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.

And made your sleep a means for rest

And made your sleep a means for rest

But think for a moment what that means.

Think about what that means for a second.

Health to the ocean means health for us.

It means we're being punished for it now!