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Such a meeting is a legal prerequisite to seeking the suspension of board members.

The amendment has put in place the legal prerequisites for the integration of Slovakia.

In addition, we lacked the legal prerequisites for effecting really radical economic reform.

In 1974, he claimed to be interested in running for French presidency but never managed to meet the legal prerequisites.

After the Diaz indictment, Dr. Green called in the board members, a legal prerequisite to suspension.

Five million roubles had already been allocated to aid resettlement, and a presidential decree had created the legal prerequisites.

The first legal prerequisite involved in satisfying the transactional needs of the electronic bill of lading, therefore, is reliable public notice.

Thus, uniformity of form and substance constitutes the second minimum legal prerequisite of a public bill of lading registry.

Thus, Kesselring's conviction became "a legal prerequisite if perpetrators of war crimes were to be found guilty by Italian courts".

That is the one legal prerequisite that would let American companies benefit from market openings China promised in 13 years of negotiations that ended in November.

However, it would be crucial for us, the EU, together with the United States and China, seek to establish the legal prerequisites for a global climate protection agreement.

To ward off lawsuits, directors and producers avoid signing rejection letters, making it difficult to prove that they had prior access to the material, a legal prerequisite to prove copyright infringement.

Since the 2011 Croatian census, the Serbian population of the city has exceeded one third, which is the legal prerequisite for the Serbian (Cyrillic) name of the city to became co-official.

The Ministry of Justice may not refuse to accept a registration petition, although it may object to the petition within 90 days on the grounds that all legal prerequisites for registration have not been satisfied.

But Judge Thomas C. Platt of Federal District Court in Central Islip ruled on Aug. 29 that federal recognition of the tribe was a legal prerequisite for any gambling operation.

In one town, pregnant women at a maternity clinic were massacred. . . . On May 16, a lawyer in the Office of Legal Adviser drafted a memo concluding that all the legal prerequisites for genocide had occurred in Rwanda.

Mr. Lember argued that the prosecution had proved that Mr. Williams acted recklessly - a legal prerequisite for the two manslaughter charges against him - by keeping three loaded shotguns and a loaded rifle in a gun cabinet in his bedroom.

At a time when Europe needs investment in research and development and should be investing in innovation, it is vital that the legal prerequisites for the creation of the necessary synergies between companies operating in the market are put in place, in compliance with competition law.

A Hunterdon County grand jury charged today that Mr. Williams's actions in the death of the driver, Costas Christofi, 55, had shown "extreme indifference to human life," the legal prerequisite for aggravated manslaughter, said the acting county prosecutor, Steven C. Lember.

Water Emergency Declared Because of scant precipitation in its High Sierra watershed, the East Bay Municipal Utility District, which supplies water to several dozen communities east of San Francisco Bay, declared a water emergency this week, a legal prerequisite before the imposition of rationing.