While we ultimately know this film is a mockumentary, these techniques allow us to temporarily suspend our disbelief. |
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I'm not sure the state is right to suspend the license in that situation, but I think it's important to keep a sense of perspective here. |
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I never, ever, was able to suspend disbelief about subvocalization when reading science fiction. |
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It was revived after it was forced to suspend publication a few years ago owing to political reasons. |
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The traders have been forced to temporarily suspend trading as they do not want any more clients to fall into this black hole. |
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Therefore, I will not suspend you this time, but do not expect me to be so lenient with you next time. |
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Cannier SME owners will suspend judgement until they see what real changes emerge in the kind of deals their banks are prepared to offer. |
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Mainly, I feel I must suspend any judgement until next weekend, just because so much could change in the time remaining. |
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Reading fiction requires the ability to suspend disbelief, to dream, and that's a critical faculty that we all need to exercise. |
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The guy is an artist and he inspires his audience not only to suspend disbelief but also, like all great showmen, to believe. |
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It's not like superheroes, where an essentially silly subject has a huge cultural resonance allowing an audience to suspend disbelief. |
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Feature films invite us to defy reality, believe a fiction, suspend disbelief. |
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This celebration conveys its own hypnotic delight, inviting us to suspend unanswerable questions about its ultimate purpose. |
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The pericardial stage was used to suspend the pericardium and the phrenic nerve was preserved throughout its course. |
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This body has power to suspend and dismiss public servants where there has been misconduct or a breach of duty. |
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The board was given powers to suspend and remove probationary representatives. |
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Now, 46 years after the last coal was mined, UK Coal thinks the case is closed and wants to suspend the mothballing and abandon the mine. |
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I haven't been able to suspend that feeling I had in Europe of not-knowingness, a sensation that I enjoyed at the time. |
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So there was an absolute bar on admission but the power to suspend or disbar is regarded as incidental to the power to admit. |
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Its aim was to suspend the moves towards separation for three months, whilst negotiating greater autonomy within a federal structure. |
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The PSA promised to suspend industrial action if employers discontinued the lockout. |
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Where sectarian activity can be proven among a club's support you suspend the club's licence. |
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They made an immediate application for legal aid to apply for an order to suspend any warrant. |
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The bill still gives new powers to landowners to suspend rights of access to land and water for management reasons. |
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He said forces could in many instances redeploy officers away from public duties rather than suspend them. |
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What a wonderful thing fantasy is when we can suspend the responsibly rule for a while. |
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If deemed appropriate, a student union committee could suspend the fraternity's privileges for booking rooms and tables. |
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I like to go to movies to suspend my disbelief for a few hours, and I have to pay for that. |
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A week after the mayor had to suspend his repopulation schedule, the water is being pumped, the levees being patched and the return is on. |
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The strike went ahead although teachers did not suspend classes at high schools. |
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Zonules are ligaments attached to the anterior portion of the ciliary body that help suspend the lens. |
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The network is disappointed with the decision to suspend accreditation to our journalists. |
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Why must you always be expected to suspend your disbelief while watching a comedy? |
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To succeed as art, sci-fi and fantasy have to persuade us to suspend our disbelief in the world being conjured up. |
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Prior to metamorphosis, the caterpillars pack together and suspend themselves by the tips of their abdomens from the inner walls. |
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The get-out clause in these cases, often, is to suspend the jockey for careless riding and allow the result to stand. |
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They would usually pass such reports to the General Teaching Council, who can warn, suspend or disbar teachers. |
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Within a few seconds, the air cushion becomes powerful enough to lift the entire hovercraft, and suspend it a few inches above the ground. |
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The eight 23 metres pylons suspend an elaborate system which allows for light to be cast also on the practice pitch. |
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An interlocking suspension suture is then used to deepen the cervical mental angle, suspend the submandibular gland, and define the jaw line. |
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As with most Hollywood films, you suspend disbelief in order to enjoy them, knowing that they would pop under the slightest examination. |
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The script demanded a moonlit scene, so a cherry picker was hired to suspend a huge 12-kilowatt light above the rooftops. |
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But those who understand the frailties of human nature will find it easier to suspend disbelief, and even sympathise a bit. |
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Most of them expected the principal to suspend or even expel him for his outrageous behaviour. |
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It has no plans to suspend the granting of stock options as part of its cost-cutting programme. |
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Germany would scrupulously comply with any request from the to suspend any execution of a deportation order. |
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A small cork or float usually is used to suspend the bait a foot or two beneath the surface. |
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The then board of Purity Manganese decided to suspend mining operations until ore had been sold, accordingly all subcontracts were terminated. |
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It started blowing really hard, so we had to suspend operations for the day. |
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Until such time as a report on these investigations comes to hand then I will suspend judgement. |
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Snarled hanks of colored line nest devotedly against one another and suspend euphoniously from a planar filigree of black over white. |
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Following the appeal, the MND assigned the case to the Bureau of Investigation in October and asked the CSBC to suspend the contract last month. |
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Believers themselves may warrantably at times call their faith in question, but they may not warrantably suspend the exercise of their faith. |
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In January 1998 there was a reconciliation formally recorded by a notary, the effect of which may have been to suspend the custody order. |
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Rather than roll out a service that couldn't cope with demand, they subsequently decided to suspend it indefinitely. |
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Suspension belts are independent work supports used to suspend a worker, such as boatswain's chairs or raising or lowering harnesses. |
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A ground-contacting module, movably attached to the support, serves to suspend the subject in the support over the surface. |
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At this hour all will suspend or interrupt whatever they are doing if they can do so without unbecomingness. |
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Scott is excellent as a victim of inadequacy, who is easily persuaded to suspend his morals. |
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They momentarily suspend the action and draw attention to the writing process behind the story. |
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The MPTS has the power to suspend or strike off doctors they find guilty of misconduct. |
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I think we're going to take a seventh-inning stretch for a few minutes, so we'll suspend for four minutes. |
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We'll suspend for a couple of minutes to allow the panel of witnesses to change and we'll reconvene. |
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Securities exchanges typically have the right to suspend or limit trading in any instrument traded on the exchange. |
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The crux of the matter is that this could suspend trials and, in many cases, cause a backlog which already exists on the docket. |
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Therefore, we could suspend the government's punctilious legal attitude toward legality of UN sanction for the use of force. |
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Here we suspend the rail on pendants with a threaded steel rod which is attached to the wood joist ceiling. |
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The president then decided to suspend import duties on basic commodities to keep prices down and gave government workers a 15 per cent pay rise. |
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The ECB may adapt the conditions of the facility or suspend it at any time. |
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Later the same month, parliament voted to suspend President Basescu, paving the way for a referendum to impeach him. |
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The frame above the canoe was used to suspend a tarp for protection against the rain. |
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The duo were forced to suspend their set three times, pleading with the crowd to simmer down. |
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Syrian state TV announced the army's intention to suspend military operations on Thursday night. |
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As a result of these consultations, the parties agreed to suspend the double checking regime for one textile product. |
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In the event of frequent rejection of lots the notified body may suspend the statistical verification and take appropriate measures. |
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Audio playback is working, and the machine is of course able to suspend much like a regular laptop. |
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The previous exercise demonstrated one way to suspend a session and resume work by running that session from another computer. |
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I shall therefore suspend the meeting so that we can continue our discussion informally. |
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Orange requested that the First President of the Paris Court of Appeal suspend the provisional execution of the judgment. |
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Given the obvious impossibility of reducing differences among the main parties concerned, we take note of the decision to suspend the talks. |
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Limitations to the freedom of movement of UNRWA staff had forced it to suspend many of its normal operations, including food aid. |
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On 13 September, the Court also issued an order instructing the Nepal Army to suspend him immediately. |
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The Appeals Tribunal may decide to suspend or waive the deadlines in any case. |
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The company reserves the right to amend, suspend or terminate the dividend-reinvestment and share-purchase plan at any time. |
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The decision to suspend the country was made by the troika consisting of the President of Nigeria, the Prime Minister of Australia, and the President of South Africa. |
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But as the 27th modern Olympiad began, most folks were willing to suspend their cynicism and believe in the beauty, purity and goodness of world-class athletic competition. |
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The market might be saturated, but it matters little for these ubiquitous hawkers, who can't even temporarily suspend or postpone their requirements of daily sustenance. |
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Educational leave refers to the practice of a company allowing its employees to suspend their work to study in an academic institution with the intention of earning a degree. |
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At least four allegations later, it took clegg until this week to demand a public apology and suspend Rennard from the party. |
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The Government says it must suspend the right to a trial, because trials would jeopardise the secret telephone intercepts of the security services. |
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Barring a dramatic change, it looked as if the British Government would have no option but to suspend the institutions and reintroduce direct rule from London. |
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International food agencies are asking the U.S. to suspend the ethanol mandates. |
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Since when did we suspend enough belief to actually buy into talking cows? |
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If interest rates jump in response to Fed tapering, whoever chairs the Fed will slow or suspend it. |
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More than 7,000 people have now signed a petition calling for the liberal democrats to suspend Mr Nawaz. |
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The U.S. says Iran should suspend the 20 percent enrichment as a confidence-building measure before sanctions begin to be unwound. |
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In the event of vetoes or crises, the Senate President shall be empowered to suspend sine die adjournment for a period up to one week for purposes of reconvening the Senate. |
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The only way to end this torture is either to suspend the singles chart over Christmas or ban songsmiths from making any reference to the day in question. |
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Southerners refused to suspend the House rules to elect the speaker with a plurality. |
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Finally, the above classifications relate to promissory conditions but there may also be contingent conditions which either suspend or cancel contractual liability. |
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The provision or the ability to suspend a sentence is provided by statute. |
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Every inch of ceiling space had been used to suspend drying herbs, and there was a small fireplace in one corner, with several chairs and a chaise scattered around it. |
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While it is true that prices are formed from the subjective valuations of the economic actors, we cannot suspend the laws of supply and demand whenever it suits our goals. |
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The parole officer would then be in a position to immediately suspend the long-term supervision order, or in the case of a parolee, revoke the parole. |
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Growing public opposition to the program led newly inaugurated president Richard Nixon to suspend deployment until further studies were completed. |
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If you're prepared to suspend disbelief as regards the terms and conditions of whoring and pimping in downtown Memphis, this film has a lot of charm. |
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The Assembly voted to suspend the monarchy and convoke a new body elected by manhood suffrage, the Convention, to draw up a republican constitution for the country. |
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Alas, even the most credulous of children find it pretty hard to suspend disbelief when all your heroes end up looking like vaudeville characters on the turps. |
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To back up its powers of scrutiny it can compel witnesses to provide information, freeze assets, suspend trustees and, in the final resort, dissolve a charity. |
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Drifts, or mud, or freshets do not suspend our social intercourse. |
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It is normal practise to suspend many legal protections during wartime. |
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This has already created a domino effect in the industry as funds suspend their own dividends, often because they have suffered dividend cuts on their own investments. |
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But that is what we have done if we suspend habeas corpus, even to the smallest degree. |
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On 13 June 2006, the Commission decided to suspend the payment of the balance due. |
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The government was forced to introduce capital controls and suspend gold payments, in effect unpegging its currency. |
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Comminute and suspend in a small volume of sterile distilled water or 50 mM phosphate buffer. |
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Was the representative of the devolved system empowered to suspend an elected official? |
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Quaggaart Gallery has right to suspend the account of the user whose actions will be found maleficent for the gallery. |
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To do this, suspend a griddle in the middle of an old coverable saucepan or metal box. |
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If a case could involve serious misconduct, it might be appropriate to suspend the alleged bully or harasser pending an investigation. |
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The Chair: We're going to suspend for about sixty seconds while we hook up to the Northwest Territories. |
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As public pressure intensified, the Hungarian government decided to suspend the half-finished construction. |
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Designed to effectively emulsify and suspend both liquid and solid particulate soils such as grime and carbon. |
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In March 2001, the De Facto newspaper in Moguilev had to suspend operations after their newsrooms were burglarized. |
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Will the Prime Minister finally listen to reason and suspend his decision to meddle in the judicial appointment process? |
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Skepticism very often means doubts and desire to suspend judgment on new information that is not very well supported by argument or evidence. |
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Thus, the Committee may decide to modify the frequency of the sessions or to suspend its meetings sine die. |
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The control cables of the quick release connections must suspend freely and must not trigger any uncoupling when in lowered position! |
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You seem to arbitrarily suspend this meeting at the drop of a hat, whenever you see fit, for whatever reason. |
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We will suspend our deliberations for a minute to give time for our witnesses to withdraw and for the next witness to take a seat. |
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Nagin wanted to start repopulating his city last week, but was forced to suspend his programme as Hurricane Rita swirled across the Gulf of Mexico. |
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In the hope of warding off such a perception, managers might tend to reassign the employee rather than suspend him or her. |
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After the opening statements, I will briefly suspend the formal meeting so that we can have an informal question and answer session with the panel or guest speaker. |
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If you will allow me, I will now suspend the official plenary meeting to deliver a communication to you in the informal meeting that will follow immediately. |
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An employer cannot dismiss, suspend or lay-off an employee who has been granted leave during the leave or for reasons arising out of the leave alone. |
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The ECB and the participating non-euro area NCBs could, however, suspend automatic intervention if this were to conflict with their primary objective of maintaining price stability. |
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The Commission pointed out that sound financial management required it to suspend the grant pending the outcome of the audit, the initial findings of which had raised concerns regarding the complainant. |
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If so, steps can be taken to suspend or revoke the licence and law enforcement authorities are notified so they can take appropriate action to remove the firearms. |
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If irregularities are detected or if obligations under a grant agreement are not met, the Commission may suspend payment of the balance of the financial support. |
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It would be imprudent to suspend the capital master plan for want of a decision on associated costs: the resulting delays would lead to additional costs amounting to millions of dollars. |
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When he brings into the Commons a bill to suspend the payment of annates to Rome, he suggests a division of the House. |
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The decision to suspend a judge must be founded on substantial information that there is a serious case to be investigated, and not simply to silence or prevent a judge from acting in the interests of justice. |
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I call upon Europe to stop vacillating and suspend the embargo, with the exception of the arms embargo, unilaterally, reinstating civilian aircraft flights. |
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In this case, the court hearing the proceedings must suspend the hearing until a decision has been taken on the constitutionality of the contested legal text. |
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But I cannot suspend a niggling doubt that another agenda is at play. |
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Should the enforcement decision be appealable, the appeal shall not suspend provisional measures or such collection or enforcement orders as may be in effect. |
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By doing it in this kind of stateless bit of Britain, a port or an airport transit lounge and calling it terror, they suspend all the normal rules and I think that is why people have got disturbed by what happened on Sunday. |
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We want you to know that we will not discharge, demote or suspend you if you, in good faith, bring forward concerns about actual or potential violations of laws, rules or regulations, or the Code. |
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We should note that Bank Al-Maghrib can suspend the use of this easiness of cash flow when it judges that the situation of the monetary market justifies it. |
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The Lords could still delay or suspend the enactment of legislation but could no longer veto it. |
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In early 1932 it was agreed to suspend the principle of collective responsibility to allow the Liberals to oppose the introduction of tariffs. |
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How much can we suspend belief to keep convinced of their innocence? |
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Furthermore the President may overrule or suspend any UCI decision for which the conditions are not respected or where the matters taken into account when that decision was taken prove to be incorrect or incomplete. |
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In return for lifting blockades, the protesters made the slaughterers undertake to suspend imports and to apply what they called the union price scale. |
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After much review, in May 2011, the Moraine Park District Board voted to officially suspend the decades-old ERD program. |
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Put it over your fireplace, hang it at an angle from the ceiling, suspend it from a beam in a vaulted ceiling or simply place it on a wall opposite the couch. |
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Cover in chicken wire or criss cross in twine so that you can suspend it via ribbon or wire. |
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Ongoing attacks against human rights activists has led Memorial and other human rights organisations to suspend their operations in Chechnya. |
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The chalazae suspend the yolk at the center of the egg with two strong bands that connect it to the shell. |
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The family applied to the court and decided to suspend full demolishment until the final decision. |
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A NEW designer drug detected for the first time last month in New York is at the centre of the decision to suspend owner-trainer Roy Sedlacek. |
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As the Director-General has decided to suspend the outsourcing process, that participation will be demanded from URS, which currently manages UNESCO's Restaurant Services. |
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The SA Council was informed of the Government's decision to follow the decision of the Constitutional Court to suspend implementation of the lustration law until completion of the review of that law. |
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And no one can suspend you, fire you or dock your pay. |
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Thouvenin took the base of hill 721 and managed to begin a flanking movement to the left, but with the close of day, was forced to suspend his advance. |
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Work to be undertaken: To suspend work on this topic. |
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McDonald, purported, in October 1870, to suspend O'Keeffe for impleading his bishop. |
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This appeal shall not suspend the implementation of the penalty. |
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The Management Company may suspend calculation of Net Asset Value per Unit and the issue and redemption of Units in the case of one of the events described in the Management Regulations. |
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The return to a blemished past is hastened by a law that places non-commercial organisations of citizens under government control and that has the power to suspend their funding and to dissolve them. |
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No employer may, by reason of the leave, dismiss, lay off, suspend, demote or transfer an employee, or do anything that would adversely affect any of the benefits attached to his employment. |
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Where the award procedure or performance of the contract is vitiated by substantial errors or irregularities or by fraud, the institutions shall suspend performance of the contract. |
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What we should do is to, and it would be a wise decision, a face-saving decision for us all, is to suspend this ad hoc practice immediately, pending further review. |
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An eligible employee may be absent due to illness or injury for a period that does not exceed 12 weeks, during which the employer may not dismiss, suspend, lay off, demote or discipline him or her. |
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He gradually picked up the skills of a steeplejack and used a Bosun's chair to suspend himself from a rope to carry out work. |
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After installing the water bag in the mesh pocket, you have to hook the bag onto the plastic buckle to suspend its weigh and prevent it moving to the bottom of the bag and causing discomfort. |
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In Quebec, the employer cannot dismiss, suspend, layoff, discipline or discriminate or refuse to rehire a worker because of a work injury without paying a penalty for noncompliance. |
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Under present law, the Department of Public Safety can suspend a license from 30 to 90 days when the holder accumulates three moving violations. |
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The European Council should, and probably will, suspend the ratification process but it should not pull the plug on the whole constitutional project. |
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Most nanoparticles, once they are attached, i.e., aggregated or agglomerated in powder form, will not be easy to separate or suspend in the air of the work environment. |
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A better example is the idea that we would suspend Criminal Code provisions on impaired driving at Christmastime, because sometimes it is hard to get a cab and people go to different functions. |
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I like crime and fantasy literature, and can readily suspend reality to segue into the makebelieve. |
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In order to apply the provisions of Syrian law on recidivism, habitual offending and criminal conspiracy and to suspend the operation of a judgement in effect and to restore a person's good name. |
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Meanwhile, the Guardian has learned that the government has been forced to suspend selection for a key quango job because of the uncertainty surrounding the investigation. |
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Yet the FN recently had to suspend one of its municipal candidates for posting a photomontage of Christiane Taubira, the black justice minister, next to that of a monkey on Facebook. |
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In August 1992, the RAF published a lengthy statement admitting past errors and announcing a decision to suspend the strategy of violence in carrying on its struggle. |
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In listening to news reports, people often have an inclination to suspend their initial disbelief in order to be cheered and thereby risk making a Type 2 error. |
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It should also immediately and without demur suspend all enrichment-related and reprocessing activities while agreements on long-term solutions are worked out. |
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But the Jakarta police chief said the only course was for the offending magazine to suspend publication of a second issue to avoid further public disturbance. |
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But the city would suspend street sweeping and routine road repairs. |
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The competition organiser reserves the right to modify, extend, suspend or cancel the competition without notice, in particular in the case of force majeure. |
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Analysis of POE oil samples taken from actual systems have shown the oil to suspend and recirculate a high concentration of 2-20 micron sized particles, with the largest percentage between 2-10 microns. |
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Although the novel was quite far-fetched, I was willing to suspend my disbelief. |
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However, in 1701 Clement XI decided to suspend Codde and appoint a successor. |
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Any competitor in the air at the time when a decision has been made to suspend jumping because of high winds or a change in direction shall be granted a rejump. |
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When a registrant fails to live up to the requirements of registration, the Superintendent has the discretion to refuse to renew, suspend, revoke or impose conditions on a mortgage broker's registration. |
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In influenza epidemics, some churches suspend the giving of communion under the form of wine, for fear of spreading the disease. |
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Urging the authorities to ensure her safety, and suspend her alleged assaulters from their duties until a thorough, independent and impartial investigation is completed. |
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Iran, like any other non-nuclear-weapon State, has no obligation to negotiate and seek agreement for the exercise of its inalienable right, nor can it be obligated to suspend it. |
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Iran must fully and verifiably suspend its uranium-enrichment-related reprocessing and heavy-water-related activities and cooperate fully with the IAEA, as required by the Security Council. |
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To pay these notes, the Bank of Scotland was forced to call in its loans and, in March 1728, to suspend payments. |
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He was replaced by Guy Carleton, who was under orders to suspend offensive operations in America. |
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They have not been expelled or suspended, since there is no mechanism in this voluntary association to suspend or expel an independent province of the communion. |
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The yolk of an egg is a rich source of emulsifying agents, which help suspend fat evenly throughout cooking, hence their importance in making mousses and souffles. |
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The lack of added twisting forces is an advantage when a load is freely suspended, as when a rope is used for rappelling or to suspend an arborist. |
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Due to the dangerous state of the line, and the damage caused to trains by related flooding at Ryde depot, Island Line Trains had to suspend their services for several days. |
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I support the decision to suspend Merial's licence to operate until the systems are rechecked, but Defra must complete this work with the utmost speed. |
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Pirate spiders suspend fuzzy egg sacs from rocks, twigs, and other objects, or sometimes from the web or retreat of another spider they have preyed on. |
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The reaction of the European colons, a mixture of shock and fear, was to demand further draconian measures and to suspend any suggestion of new reforms. |
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The Commission was empowered to suspend all the other objectionable acts by Parliament passed since 1763, issue general pardons, and declare a cessation of hostilities. |
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On a recent Pacific Northwest trip, we found that Puget Sound Naval Shipyard is using Kevlar reinforced synthetic line to suspend temporary services. |
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Some that moult late may suspend their moult during cold winter weather. |
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In forcing the British to suspend their repairs to defend themselves, it influenced Collingwood's decision to sink or set fire to the most damaged of his remaining prizes. |
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Wall wants, she says, to suspend the metaphor of patriarchalism to see how else one might describe the practices of domestic life evident in her texts. |
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The Titles Deprivation Act 1917 permitted the Crown to suspend peerages if their holders had fought against the United Kingdom during the First World War. |
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The goal of retropulsion is to expand the diameter of the urethra with fluid to suspend the obstructing substance in a fluid column that will carry it back into the bladder. |
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While referring to the CBI's action to suspend and transfer some officials responsible for the goof up, he said responsibility has been fixed and action has been taken. |
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Although heads of government have the power to suspend member states from active participation, the Commonwealth has no provision for the expulsion of members. |
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His support for a riders' strike demanding more start money led the FIM to suspend him for six months, dashing any hopes for a fourth consecutive title. |
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Sharpe's barrister Ruth Cranage urged Judge Benson to suspend any prison sentence so that Sharpe could undertake treatment provided by the Probation Service. |
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The baseball commissioner decided to suspend the players for 10 games. |
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Ab 32, the law Whitman wants to suspend, is nearly as popular as free cerveza. |
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Rebate your loves, each rival suit suspend, Till this funereal web my labors end. |
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