A concession, running for 99 years, was granted to Sir Robert Williams on 28 November 1902.

To experience it is a privilege.

Under safe conduct from me.

A genuine privilege, commander.

The record of timely payment should also be taken into account.

Currently, under the moratorium, only people with close Bermudian ties will be able to get discretionary grants of status.

In Brazil, the television channels are public concessions.

The equation here is very simple either all have privileges or no one has privileges, and by this I mean in particular the veto power.

Seung Jo as an intern and me as a nurse.

Seung Jo is an intern and I'm a nurse.

There is excellence in all of this variety.

Well, I suppose it's an artist's privilege.

You have the privilege of being his property.

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We give foreign tourists the privilege of tax exemption.

This commitment obviously does not confer any privilege on us.

1970 Diploma of the École nationale d'administration du Sénégal (with distinction)

it was a fine hotel, sir, with a Triple A rating.

That is where we experienced the privilege of belonging to such a diverse family of nations.

The Government would also receive royalties from such sales.

Since I was able I get an excellent grade in mathematics,

First granted the right to participate in international debates at the World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna in 1993, the special status of NIs in the work of the Commission was accentuated in 1999, when the Chair of the Commission granted NIs the privilege of participating in relevant meetings from a special section of the floor devoted to them.

For far too long States jealously guarded the prerogative to wage peace.

These judges shall enjoy tenure and shall not require reappointment.

It's a special concession because it's your first night home

The last few months, I've been enjoying one of the few privileges of being dictator.

(c) LLB Hons. second class lower division, with A in Company Law, and A in Law of Banking and Finance 1981

This e mail is confidential and may also contain privileged information.

1968 M.A. in public law and political science, University of Dakar (with distinction)

Some cultures like Islam already celebrated universal access to this.

He is, by the way, a straight A student in the ninth grade in his school in Boston.

84. The Government decided to continue the moratorium on discretionary grants of Bermudian status for foreigners who worked in the Territory for a period of seven years or more, instituted in 1989 and due to end in July 1994.

Ultimately, the NFL lost its court case with Davis, and the Oakland franchise moved to Los Angeles.

Grant for use shall be conferred upon the man or the woman, or both, independently of the person's civil .

We must avoid any attempt to perpetuate and accentuate the existing inequalities by creating new centres of privilege.

He wanted to create a franchise, a mechanism of delivery of eye care with the efficiency of McDonald's.

I can't tell you what a privilege it is to introduce Curtis Wong from Microsoft.

Granting of assistance

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In a different spectrum of societal norms the Goals 2 and 6 are being threatened by an age old privilege.

The ATO undertakes a variety of auditing processes in relation to not for profit entities, including

India has the honour and privilege of being Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Agency for the period 1994 1995.

A public private partnership approach that has allowed for rapid service expansion is franchising, wherein a large national company licenses its sanitation service delivery model and associated technology and management system to local entrepreneurs who become franchisees.