...s to the jurisdiction of the World Criminal Court - but also its facilities to the inspectors of the Chemical Weapons Convention, its military to t... ...h France and Germany, issued the same day, he called to enhance the number of arms inspectors in Iraq as an alternative to war. Only weeks ago Russ... ...k debt in high-risk countries, published this advisory recently: "Many enterprises, banks and insurance companies are still holding uninsured trade ... ...4, the UN created the Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) to serve as the inspector general and promote efficient management and reduce wa... ...The reconstruction of Iraq could revitalize the sector - but American and European banks will probably monopolize the lucrative opportunity. The w... ...) have been almost exclusively French and Russian companies ... French and Russian banks usually have channeled the funds to the appropriate places... ...q may be holding a different viewpoint. Quoted in The Californian, Terry Burke and Alan Richards, professors at the University of California, Santa...

...out any penalty, retroactive or prospective (amnesty). Afterwards, labour inspectors should embark on sampling raids. Employers caught violating the... ... of violating employers a high and urgent priority. The number of trade inspectors should at least be tripled, as per standards in other developin... ...tation among stakeholders (shareholders, management, workers, government, banks, other creditors, suppliers, etc.) In the Netherlands there is a Soc... ...ly Journal of Economics, August 1990. 13. Review Essay by Paul Gregg and Alan Manning in Unemployment Policy, Eds. Dennis Snower and Guillermo de ... ...– without any penalty, retroactive or prospective. Afterwards, labour inspectors will embark on sampling raids. Employers caught violating the l... ...sensus among stakeholders (shareholders, management, workers, government, banks, other creditors, suppliers, etc.) Netherlands, too, has an advisory... ...e it over many years." Yates reviews other practices, such as the labour banks and the workingmen's funds. The former are financial institutions th... ...oductivity rise and the ensuing capital markets bubble. Analysts, such as Alan Harcrow of "Workforce" magazine have long been sounding the alarm: "T... ... income - anyhow meager - fell by 20 percent. Economists Drusilla Brown, Alan Deardorif, and Robert Stern observe wryly: “While Baden Sports can qu...

... veterinary sanitarian already retired and who formerly worked e.g. as the inspector of elephant health for the Ministry of Forestry, and headmaster (... ... metropolis of Bangkok and into the Gulf of Siam. It is the river on whose banks Siamese royal houses have built their capital cities. All the old dy... ...ways, and with the arrival of the rainy season, water overflowed the river banks and submerged the paddy fields. The rhythm of village life followed ... ...and on to the country's northern capital. The old city was situated on the banks of the river Wang. Today, the old wooden trading halls at the riversi... ... Customs. World Fellowship of Buddhists. Book series 12. Bangkok. Dundes, Alan (ed.) 1968. Every Man His Way. Readings in Cultural Anthropology. Pren... ...ange and Persistence in Thai Society, 28–92. Cornell Univ. Press. Guskin, Alan E. 1964. Changing Values of Thai College Students. A research report b... ...an E. 1964. Changing Values of Thai College Students. A research report by Alan E. Guskin with the assistance of Tussanee Sookthawee. Faculty of Educ...

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...ers if they are available. They may run their investments through foreign banks that don‘t report income to any country. So taxing the rich, even if... ...ed Arab Emirates with none of these taxes. They get their money by taxing banks and oil producers. So it‘s a good idea if your ideal society sits at... ... such people. Some may make society run smoother, like building and safety inspectors and 158 road builders. All are necessary but all reduce th... ... another major negative, as the former head of the Federal Reserve Board Alan Greenspan said, the growing federal debt can ‗drain funds away from p... ...they figured that illegals could be arrested for drunk driving or robbing banks. But they couldn‘t be dealt with for being illegally in the country. ...

...ere and there crossed by fallen trees; huge trees overhead in the sun, dripping lianas and tufted with orchids, tree ferns, ferns depending with air r... ...mind rested. It was a damnable walk; certainly not half a mile as the crow flies, but a real bucketer for hardship. Once I had to pass the stream wher... ...e promises well Chapter I. Domes- tic Annals. Chapter II. The Northern Lights. Chapter III. The Bell Rock. Chapter IV. A Family of Boys. Chap. V. Th... ...n places); but I have rather decided to let it stay so. The problem is always delicate; it is the only thing that worries me in first person tales, wh... ...in view of a tall face of rock and the stream spraying down it; it might have been climbed, but it would have been dangerous, and I had to make my way... ...llant suggestion from Lang, with an offer of MS. au- thorities, which turns my brain. It’s all about the throne of Poland and buried treasure in the ... ...nding way, that seems almost as if it was leading you into Lyonesse, and you might see the head and shoulders of a giant looking in. At the corner of ...

... The PENTTBOM team at the FBI, the Director’s Review Group at the CIA, and Inspectors General at the Department of Justice and the CIA provided great ... ...ht, Mohamed al Kahtani, had been refused entry by a suspicious immigration inspector at Florida’s Orlando International Air- port in August. 73 “WE HA... ...d Naturalization Service (INS), with its 9,000 Border Patrol agents, 4,500 inspectors, and 2,000 immigration special agents, had per- haps the greates... ...nsfer funds efficiently. Hawaladars associated with al Qaeda may have used banks to move and store money, as did various al Qaeda fund-raisers and ope... ... but there is little evidence that Bin Ladin or core al Qaeda members used banks while in Afghanistan. 126 Before 9/11, al Qaeda spent funds as quickl... ...e success. It blocked more than $34 million in Taliban assets held in U.S. banks.Another $215 million in gold and $2 million in demand deposits, all b... ...G Emergency Response New School University, New York, N.Y. May 18–19, 2004 Alan Reiss, former Director,World Trade Center, Port Authority of New Y or... ...borne Objects,” June 1, 2001. 104. Ralph Eberhart interview (Mar. 1, 2004);Alan Scott interview (Feb. 4, 2004); Robert Marr interview (Jan. 23, 2004);... ... Hijack Events September 11, 2001, ” Sept. 17, 2001. Former NORAD official Alan Scott testified that the time of impact of United 175 was 9:02.William...

... whom he had ten children, among whom were Hugh, born Febru- ary 1749, and Alan, born June 1752. With these two brothers my story begins. Their deaths... ...f considerable interests in the West Indies, which Hugh managed abroad and Alan at home, at an age when others are still curveting a clerk’s stool. My... ... heard his father men- tion that there had been ‘something romantic’ about Alan’s marriage: and, alas! he has forgotten what. It was early at least. H... ...nsole. Very different, perhaps quite as welcome, is this from a lighthouse inspector to my grand- father: ‘In reading your letter the trickling tear r... ...laints – ‘to lie a week on the light-room book-place, and to be put in the Inspector’s hands when he comes round.’ ‘It is the most painful thing that ... ...he 25th of May the writer embarked at Arbroath, on board of the Sir Joseph Banks, for the Bell Rock, accom- panied by Mr. Logan senior, foreman builde... ...The wind still continued to blow very hard at E. by N., and the Sir Joseph Banks rode heavily, and even drifted with both anchors ahead, in Leith Road... ... following note to the writer from the landing-master’s crew:– ‘Sir Joseph Banks Tender.. ‘SIR, – We are informed by our masters that our allow- ance ...