Indeed, he went further, to say that he sees the need to readdress some of these issues. |
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If they are serious about securing a European place next season then they will have to readdress this issue urgently. |
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If we want to reverse the situation we shall have to readdress ourselves whoever we are and wherever we may be. |
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The events in that car make you readdress everything Ryan Phillipe's character has done up to that point. |
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Mayor Vickie Petersen said the council had the right to readdress issues if a vote was lost. |
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I suggest that this is an appropriate time to readdress some of those issues and some of the cost. |
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Farmers will certainly have to readdress their production levels for the future in the context of decoupling. |
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Take it out of that system and dress it up as art and it you re-empower it with true meaning and readdress the full horror of the original. |
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The seminar continued during the third workshop to readdress ongoing themes and introduce new ones. |
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If I wanted to carry on any kind of career, I had to readdress my life in some ways. |
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Through fantasy play, children can readdress these issues in activities with other children. |
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They have leaked 24 goals and scored just 10 in just 11 games and unless the former Welsh coach can readdress these problems soon then a long hard season lies in store. |
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The intellectual health of the field, he says, depends on being able to address new questions or readdress old ones. |
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If they are not I will readdress it and see if I am still capable of taking on a commitment of being a professional sportsman and play. |
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So to readdress the balance, he now seeks total control over the narrative of her assault. |
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Skrtel and Sakho attempted to readdress the power balance by separately cracking into tackles on the Congolese early on. |
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We need to readdress the security issue from the point of view of legal culture, which cannot be influenced by the emergency aspect. |
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To achieve this, the Commission urgently needs to recognise and readdress three areas. |
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In the afternoon, discussionscontinued on force majeur with some countries suggesting the need to readdress the definition. |
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The Council has retained three unbundling options which it is considered readdress the problem. |
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The solution to this major issue will come when we will dare to readdress, re-visit the mix of macro-economic policies that produce real growth. |
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Unfortunately the quality control and the quality of workmanship has gone down again and we need to readdress this. |
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The Corporation initiated discussions with its lenders in order to readdress its financial covenants for the current and subsequent quarters. |
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The Convention therefore represents a timely step directed to readdress the situation. |
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Continued pressure and complaints from students and staff led the college to readdress the issue three years later. |
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In this light, the Panel requests the ITC to readdress its conclusion of a likelihood of price suppression by Canadian pork exports. |
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It is also important to readdress these issues periodically. |
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So I would just like to readdress the balance somewhat and maybe allay fears of anyone who is due to be admitted to the hospital. |
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At a time when the international community is gathering to readdress these issues, a review of the facts will make it possible to better grasp what is at stake. |
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A research study, facilitated by Urban Trust Namibia says the Ministry of Education should readdress the 1993 language policy. |
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Perhaps this will give the sport's rulers the chance to readdress that issue of whether cranes should be allowed on the track during racing. |
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While in government, the Conservatives have reneged on the Kelowna Accord. What would have made important policy strides to readdress poverty, housing, education and economic development remains abandoned. |
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That was another reason why we were not able to move ahead quickly on this and you, Commissioners, signed a letter in which you tried to readdress the question of the role of nuclear energy in this partnership. |
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Combined with modern lighting control systems, no major installation work is needed to readdress luminaires, in order to adapt to changes in the office structure. |
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If still unsatisfied, the candidate could approach tribunals set by ECP to readdress such complaints within 120 days, said the Secretary. |
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Oil production is declining, forcing the government to readdress the implicit social contract whereby Gulf governments provide subsidies and jobs, and levy hardly any taxes, in return for political loyalty. |
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Today I would like to talk about the process we have gone through to get to this point, readdress my original concern and discuss why I now believe it is important for members to support the bill. |
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Parties expressed divergent views on how to account for non-CO2 emissions from force majeur and some parties suggested the need to readdress the definition. |
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After all, Greece is, more than any other country in Europe, best placed both from a political and historical point of view to use the presidency to readdress the issue of the absurdity of Turkey's candidature. |
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John doesn't live there any more. You'd better readdress that parcel. |
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It's time for these so-called leaders and representatives of the Lebanese people to readdress their priorities, putting those of the country ahead of their own. |
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The answer is to readdress the issue in a more humane manner. |
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