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The restaurant s customers, like my French friends now, could not have cared less.

In March 2005, the Russian Federation did not launch any space objects on behalf of foreign clients.

In January 2005, the Russian Federation did not launch any space objects on behalf of foreign clients.

And here, by great fortune, one of my father's clients had a husband who worked at the Alfred Mann Foundation for Scientific Research.

3.4 Thirdly, the authorities should have examined whether Fair Insurance A S had any customers who were unable to speak Danish.

15.10 Whilst much discussion is often directed to clients of lawyers little attention is paid to ni Vanuatu lawyers themselves.

Elite will store them on arrival and retrieve them for delegates contacting the Elite Customer Service Counter at the Congress venue.

Commending the new criminal penalties for clients of prostitutes, she asked whether marital rape had been criminalized, and what penalties were being imposed on traffickers in women.

Further, any language requirement used with the purpose of excluding, inter alia, customers of a specific national or ethnic origin would be contrary to article 1 of the Convention.

A business process or business method is a collection of related, structured activities or tasks that produce a specific service or product (serve a particular goal) for a particular customer or customers.

Producers of raw milk complained to the Chilean competition agency of an apparent agreement among milk processors not to compete for existing customers of their rivals.

Working more intensively with users from all United Nations client groups, library staff will align their activities, services and outputs more closely with the goals, objectives and operational priorities of the Organization.

The client groups of the United Nations library system are simultaneously faced with an overwhelming amount of information to manage and a rapidly changing work environment that involves the continuous introduction of new and isolating technologies, new networks and new colleagues.

For now, it may only be black humor (e.g., the New Orleans waiter who asks diners whether they want their shrimp leaded or unleaded).

Even as evidence of economic crisis continues to mount the latest sign being that supermarket shoppers are limited to one bottle of cooking oil per customer the government gives no indication of concern.

For example, work has been done with the Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations to identify job opportunities in the health care system, and to assist clients of Saskatchewan Community Resources and Employment in securing employment within this sector.

If this were the case (especially relating to the statutory insurance), it would be of interest to reveal how the company communicated with such customers, and why the company could not communicate with other potential customers requesting other insurances.

Another important question raised by the story is who is affected by the breach. As The Intercept points out, Gemalto's clients include US mobile carriers AT T, T Mobile, Verizon, and Sprint, as well as 450 wireless network providers around the world.

Section 64 of Law 8383, of December 30, 1991, establishes that account managers and other FIs employees shall be charged for allowing accounts opening or funds transfers carried out by non existent natural persons or legal entities, or customers with fictitious names.