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"Premised on mistrust of governmental power, the First Amendment stands against attempts to disfavor certain subjects or viewpoints," the Court said.
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Premised on the notion that ESG factors are "non-economic," the DOL bulletins are also dramatically out of step with market realities.
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These things thus Premised I Come to the Consideration of the Point before me, and am of Opinion the Prepon'ts are Not Entituled to Any
Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period Illustrative Documents 1898
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"Premised on a continued supportive policy stance worldwide, a mild growth of 2.4 per cent is forecast" for 2010, the report released on Wednesday added.
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"Premised on a continued supportive policy stance worldwide, a mild growth of 2.4 percent is forecast" for 2010, the report added.
IOL: News 2010
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Premised on the belief that counter-insurgency campaigns must be population-centric - in other words, dominate territories and thus deny insurgents contact with the population - the strategic foundation of India's war against Maoist insurgents is flawed.
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Premised on unlimited economic growth propelled by global market forces and powered by fossil fuels, the neo-liberal development model has not only led to the brink of ecological catastrophe; it has created a wide chasm between the global rich and poor.
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"Premised on a continued supportive policy stance worldwide, a mild growth of 2.4 per cent is forecast" for 2010, the report released on Wednesday added.
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Premised on unlimited economic growth propelled by global market forces and powered by fossil fuels, the neo-liberal development model has not only led to the brink of ecological catastrophe; it has created a wide chasm between the global rich and poor.
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Premised on the belief that counter-insurgency campaigns must be population-centric - in other words, dominate territories and thus deny insurgents contact with the population - the strategic foundation of India's war against Maoist insurgents is flawed.
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