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Taekwondo is thought to be among those at risk, with baseball and softball pushing hard for reinclusion.

My first point concerns the reinclusion of compulsory distillation, which had actually been removed from the Commission proposal.

Cowan's useful time in the middle might give him some claims for reinclusion after a disappointing Test at Trent Bridge.

The Commission agreed to this approach and therefore it does not intend to reopen the discussion regarding possible reinclusion in the Services Directive.

For example, the MTIA proposed the reinclusion of the definition of "primary care-giver".

Consequently, our group has absolutely no hesitation - quite the opposite - in voting in favour of the reinclusion of the Nordmann report on the agenda.

CNNIC will implement Certificate Transparency for all of their certificates prior to any request for reinclusion.

Meanwhile, for Tasmania, the forgotten man of the last Ashes series Ed Cowan gets the chance to push his claims for reinclusion at the Gabba.

He is a member of the International Canoeing Federation Slalom Committee and in 1997 worked for the reinclusion of Slalom as an Olympic sport.

After the reinclusion of Southern Dobruja in Bulgaria with the Treaty of Craiova of 1940, most moved to Northern Dobruja.

The Bears would later form the game's third joint venture with the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, whilst South Sydney would fight a two-year legal battle for reinclusion.

In February 2013, the International Olympic Committee voted to exclude freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling from the 2020 Summer Olympic Games, but shortlisted it to be considered for reinclusion.

During his tenure Miller oversaw three World Cups, reinclusion of rugby into the Olympics, an expansion of the HSBC world sevens series and creation of the IRB’s strategic investment programme.

At SEA Games Federation Meeting in Bali, February 2011, Malaysia appealed for the reinclusion of 60 dropped events, but then the federation rejected the appeal from Olympic Council of Malaysia.

We shall therefore remain consistent with that vote: we shall vote for the reinclusion of the report, because we too are in favour of complete transparency on this matter, whereas the amendment that was proposed introduced an element of doubt.

Because so many funds use Morgan Stanley's portfolios as a benchmark to measure their own performance, he says, Malaysia's reinclusion would obligate many fund managers to invest there regardless of what Mr. Mobius says are considerable political risks.

The classification was discontinued in the U.S. DSM system, although recommended for reinclusion (Black & Boffeli 1989), was subsequently confirmed as having imprecise diagnostic criteria based on collective descriptions lacking in agreement (Black & Boffeli 1990).

"Clearly for some segments of the security apparatus, there was an anxiety over the reinclusion of the Muslim Brotherhood in the political process," said Tarek Masoud, assistant professor of public policy at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.

And it is for precisely this reason that - in the same good faith as the other group chairmen, but on the basis of a different opinion and decision - we shall oppose the reinclusion of the Nordmann report on Tuesday's agenda, with a view to its possible adoption.

The World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC), a body recently formed to push for the sports' reinclusion at the 2020 Games, made their case to the Executive Board of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Wednesday in Russia.

In spite of the agreement recently concluded between Belgrade and the Albanian authorities in Kosovo for the reinclusion of Albanian students in the educational system - an agreement which has so far not been implemented - we can detect no sign of any relaxation in the attitude of the Serbian authorities.

My first point concerns the reinclusion of compulsory distillation, which had actually been removed from the Commission proposal. This proposal is contradictory: we cannot demand, on the basis of the market equilibrium that has now been achieved, to be allowed to launch a policy of replanting and renewing vines, while once again proposing compulsory distillation.