Access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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Though officials caution a test could happen at short notice.
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Such access can also be terminated by Brussels at short notice.
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A foreign ministry spokeswoman said the decision would be made at short notice.
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They said the meeting could take place at short notice, possibly next week.
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Flag carrier Cathay Pacific said flights might still be cancelled at short notice.
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Flag carrier Cathay Pacific said flights might still be canceled at short notice.
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Pena Nieto was widely pilloried for hosting Trump at short notice last Wednesday.
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Under current equivalence rules, access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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They needed someone for [the role known as] the Dark Angel, at short notice.
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It was indeed rude, in an interpersonal sense, to disinvite Rudd at short notice.
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The orders can be made at short notice and without having to pay compensation.
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Although the next Congress is scheduled for October, it can be convened at short notice.
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To restore punctuality, it cancelled many flights at short notice; passengers were marooned around Europe.
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" Flag carrier Cathay Pacific warned: "There is potential for further flight disruptions at short notice.
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A big telecoms firm needed analysts at short notice for a 2,000-person innovation centre.
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But trade experts said pulling together a replacement summit at short notice would be tough.
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It added that it expected to update markets on its CEO hunt "at short notice".
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Many of those are done at short notice, diplomats familiar with the agency's work say.
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Many wealthy travellers—and football teams—need to fly at odd hours or at short notice.
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Experts say it's easy to conceal drug production there and move it on at short notice.
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It can be scrapped at short notice and would force Britain to keep copying EU rules.
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Hospitals postponed long-scheduled operations at short notice and patients who were caught in mid-treatment panicked.
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Exercises boost readiness and hone the military's ability to respond to threats at short notice, he said.
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Cannonier came in at short notice to fight Dave Branch, replacing Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, a smothering grappler.
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In a separate statement, Cathay Pacific said: "There is potential for further flight disruptions at short notice".
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The downside is that investors cannot get their money back at short notice, unlike open-end funds.
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TNI, by contrast, is a disciplined organisation that can mobilise personnel across the country at short notice.
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Beside her was Harrison Ball, a soloist replacing Anthony Huxley at short notice, elegant and notably buoyant.
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One of these was Goldeneye, where the crew needed a large number of AK-47s at short notice.
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Open trials were held at short notice on Wimbledon Common, with over 230 would-be players turning out.
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Critics have said that this system is unstable, as the EU could withdraw equivalence recognition at short notice.
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They talked about the tape, Saturday Night Live, and whatever else jumped into Buress's head at short notice.
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Riyadh is considered the only OPEC member pumping below-target that could add significantly more at short notice.
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State-owned printers often call in commercial printers at short notice to manage spikes in demand, which are unpredictable.
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Equivalence determinations are at the full discretion of EU regulators, and the status can be withdrawn at short notice.
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Follow-up Israeli tests last December and January were also called off at short notice due to technical problems.
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They have access to new digital GP services allowing them to book video consultations with clinicians at short notice.
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But claiming to have got wind of planned "provocations" by "third forces", he cancelled his return at short notice.
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Britain says this would force it to track EU rules, and that access could be withdrawn at short notice.
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Britain has ruled this out, saying it is a one-way process that can be withdrawn at short notice.
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Though the wealth management products can be cashed in at short notice, the loans have a much longer life.
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This is an exceedingly troublesome circumstance for a department that would have to oversee wartime operations at short notice.
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Under the government's capacity market scheme, the owners of power plants are paid to provide electricity at short notice.
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A spokesman for the German Foreign Ministry declined to comment, saying that dates would be announced at short notice.
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The appointment will be made at a supervisory board meeting convened at short notice on Monday, the paper said.
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"The EU could then call a special summit at short notice to formally grant the Brexit delay request," he noted.
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Gas hubs require pipeline networks and storage sites that allow supplies to be traded and moved about at short notice.
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Earlier this week, a speech that Javid planned to give to outline his economic program was canceled at short notice.
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Shifts added or subtracted at short notice play havoc with budgets and lives, and disproportionately hurt black and Hispanic women.
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They were looking for someone at short notice, and since they couldn't find someone else, I decided to help out.
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Deutsche Bank, Gazprombank and UBS are running the transaction, which is expected to price later on Wednesday, potentially at short notice.
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They are allowing employees to settle in one place, rather than yanking them from one branch to another at short notice.
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It suggested that North Korea has learned how to fire such weapons at short notice, from hard-to-detect mobile launchers.
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The Intercept reports that despite this Google staff have been told to be ready to launch the app at short notice.
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Brussels can also withdraw equivalence status at short notice, making the regime impractical over the longer term in its current form.
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Follow-up Israeli tests in late 2017 and early 2018 were also called off at short notice due to technical problems.
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"This means we can grow at short notice in all units of Eurowings," Managing Director Joerg Beissel said in a statement.
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Mack, who was working in Los Angeles at the time, flew in at short notice to work with the "Bohemian Rhapsody" superstars.
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Verification must involve inspectors with the right to visit any of North Korea's hundreds of facilities, civilian and military, at short notice.
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The tests show that the regime is thinking seriously about its ability to strike protected targets in allied countries at short notice.
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Britain, however, wants a bilateral agreement with the EU to restrain Brussels from scrapping financial market access at short notice, Glen said.
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But granting "equivalence" is at the discretion of the EU's executive European Commission and the designation can be withdrawn at short notice.
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This pattern plays out consistently whether we look at short notice, last-minute changes or routine ups and downs in work hours.
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Those contracts generally involved Saudi Binladin Group's "Rush Projects" division, designed to perform work at short notice for the government, he said.
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Awards shows are sort of fun if you have enough snacks and soda and the option of turning over at short notice.
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But when the financial crisis hit and one of his lenders pulled out at short notice, the deal was thrown into doubt.
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She said she had only been informed at short notice that Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif would arrive for talks in Biarritz.
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The industry needs to hire staff from the rest of Europe at short notice, yet Brexiteers want to introduce work permits or visas.
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Iraq, another OPEC member able to raise output at short notice, said on Sunday it would not decide unilaterally on any production boost.
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For St. Preux's part it was brave to step in against Jones at short notice but his striking looked more limited than ever.
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"This is particularly true if, for example, visitor numbers fall short of expectations or exhibition partners drop out at short notice," he wrote.
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The cancellation on Chilean soil disappointed many civil society groups, who could not afford to travel to Spain at short notice, they noted.
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Taylor is the man the Trump administration cajoled back into service when Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch was pulled out of Kiev at short notice.
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Orders for the first issuance of this new type of senior bond have topped 3.75bn, with books set to close at short notice.
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Portland rapper and fun enthusiast Aminé released the follow-up to his brightly colored 2017 debut, Good for You, at short notice last night.
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"We have to cancel patients at short notice sometimes," he said, not only leaving patients untreated but leaving surgeons unable to do their jobs.
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A navy diving team would be sent soon and army aviation assets were "at short notice readiness to support any further requirements", she said.
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While considerably overmatched by the volume of forces Moscow could push across the border at short notice, they are designed to guarantee a fight.
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It's not foolproof if your meetings get moved around a lot at short notice, but it's still useful a large majority of the time.
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But airlines are increasingly looking to lessors to quickly add and subtract capacity at short notice to match market demand, experts told the conference.
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CDEMA needs stronger backing from its members; it should be able to mobilise fleets of boats and planes at short notice when disaster strikes.
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Under the government's new capacity market scheme, the owners of power plants are to be paid to provide back-up electricity at short notice.
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Perhaps they'll cancel on your repeatedly at short notice, seem anxious or fearful, or often have to ask their partner's permission to do things.
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It is home to half the world's capacity, estimates Henry Yeung of the National University of Singapore, which can be ramped up at short notice.
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This is a far cry from Ares's boasts of being able to lend €300m at short notice (although Ares does lend to smaller firms, too).
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The EU has no set timetable for making equivalence determinations, not all financial activities are covered, and Brussels can cut off access at short notice.
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Brussels allows market access to foreign firms whose home rules are "equivalent" to those in the bloc, but this can be withdrawn at short notice.
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Russia denies undertaking any such development of land-based, intermediate-range Cruise missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads and hitting European cities at short notice.
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As a result of the new law, Airbnb listings collapsed from the 62,000 online prior to the change, leaving travellers without accommodation at short notice.
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As a result of the new law, Airbnb listings collapsed from the 62,000 online prior to the change, leaving travelers without accommodation at short notice.
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The $56 billion swap ensures both central banks have access to large amounts of each other's currency should extra liquidity be needed at short notice.
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Kaczynski ordered a meeting between the speaker of the upper house of parliament and about a dozen media representatives at short notice late on Saturday.
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A dad who's happy to pop on a Superman costume at short notice and go out in public during rush hour probably falls into this category.
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"The potential for military intervention and civil disturbance is high and could result in Banjul International Airport being closed at short notice," the Foreign Office said.
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Even so, IS could muster enough jihadists to mount a complex, co-ordinated operation under the nose of the authorities in Brussels, possibly at short notice.
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In November 2016, the government announced at short notice that 500 and 1,000 rupee notes were to be withdrawn from circulation to crackdown on counterfeit cash.
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Wednesday's debate will be a crucial test of May's ability to either face down the rebellion, or negotiate a way out of trouble at short notice.
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But Diaz, who took on this fight at short notice, will surely believe that the defeat of McGregor means that he deserves a shot at the title.
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Iran's OPEC governor, Hossein Kazempour Ardebili, said in comments to Reuters that Saudi Arabia and Russia were unable and unwilling to add more production at short notice.
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Not many fans had heard of Lando Vannata when he stepped in at short notice to fight top five ranked lightweight, Tony Ferguson, a few weeks back.
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Hoekstra said buying the stake was a "fundamental step toward protecting Dutch interests", at a news conference called at short notice on Tuesday night in the Hague.
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In November 2016, it was announced at short notice that 500 and 1,000 rupee notes were to be withdrawn from circulation in an attempt to curb counterfeiting.
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" In an assessment released on Saturday, the European Union said that the police had acted in ways to "unfairly block events of opposition parties at short notice.
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Challenge inspections are designed to be intensive and carried out at short notice; inspectors are to be allowed access to a laboratory within 36 hours of arrival.
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Data from travel company Skyscanner showed that traffic and prices had both spiked since Ryanair and Monarch's recent struggles, as customers seek to rebook trips at short notice.
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The pact had prohibited land-based missiles with a range of 310-3,400 miles, reducing the ability of both countries to launch a nuclear strike at short notice.
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The legal mechanism allows countries from outside the EU to access the single market in limited circumstances but access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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On Friday, 800 households were ordered at short notice to evacuate five apartment towers in the London district of Camden while external cladding on the buildings is removed.
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On a permanent state of operational readiness, ready to fight at short notice, an obscure kid from the boondocks of Thailand has become a serial bogeyman in Bangkok.
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Klitschko would fight a whopping nine times that year, with his final bout scheduled at short notice for December against the resolute though fallible Ross 'The Boss' Puritty.
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The work will be on an ad-hoc basis, and the successful candidates will be required to travel at short notice, but all travel expenses will be covered.
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The EU could withdraw equivalence at short notice unless there were protections, and an independent dispute resolution mechanism would also be needed to make equivalence work, Carney said.
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That is changing, in part because China's importers either demand more contract flexibility or simply buy LNG at short-notice in the spot market whenever they need it.
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Still, it had remained a challenge for organisers to find a suitable Japanese person, already living in Greece and so not subject to travel restrictions, at short notice.
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Still, it had remained a challenge for organizers to find a suitable Japanese person, already living in Greece and so not subject to travel restrictions, at short notice.
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"The Australian Government remains prepared to offer further support as required and our [Australian Defence Force] remains at short notice readiness to support any further requests," Payne said.
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This was in "For Patricia," a solo conceived and created at short notice for Patricia Delgado (former principal of Miami City Ballet) to Bartok music for two violins.
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But some remain wary of removing the pledge now fearing it could be misinterpreted as a sign the BOJ is contemplating withdrawing its stimulus programme at short notice.
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Almost every Afghan I know has either fled—legally or by paying smugglers—or has a plan to flee, ready to be put into action at short notice.
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Finland's interior ministry said it wanted to avoid a situation where the Britons would have to apply for residence at short notice, in case of a no-deal Brexit.
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Esquivel, who had been tapped as deputy finance minister in the Lopez Obrador administration before moving to the bank at short notice, voted to hold rates steady in May.
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Washington believes Moscow is developing a ground-launched system in breach of the INF treaty that could allow Moscow to launch a nuclear strike on Europe at short notice.
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Qantas and Jetstar flights were continuing as of Sunday afternoon but Jetstar warned on its website that flights could be subject to change at short notice for safety reasons.
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The latest specification engine had been due for introduction in Canada two weekends ago but that was postponed at short notice due to concerns about an unspecified "quality issue".
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As a result, many people have been trying to draw attention to the potential visit, in order to organize a protest at short notice if the visit goes ahead.
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The legal mechanism allows countries from outside the EU to access the single market in limited circumstances although that access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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Shorter term loans are attractive for smaller and mid-sized companies, which often need capital at short notice and are reluctant to give away equity in exchange for a loan.
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Voters are still getting to know Michelle O'Neill, Sinn Fein's leader in Belfast, who took power at short notice after its former leader, the late Martin McGuinness, quit in January.
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Takanori Gomi being the number one lightweight in the world whom Nick Diaz ran through at short notice in what was to that point the biggest win of his career.
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Jetstar added a warning to passengers that because both the volcano and the ash cloud movement were highly unpredictable, flights could be subject to change at short notice for safety.
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Under Vladimir Putin, Russia is fast modernising its armed forces, building a hard-hitting, flexible military that can be deployed at short notice into what it calls its "near abroad".
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"It's a sign of the continuing close relationship that he was granted a meeting at short notice," said Euan Graham, director of the International Security Program at Australia's Lowy Institute.
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Eurowings planned talks on Wednesday with pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit with the aim of being able to take on captains and first officers at short notice as well, it said.
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Some bond funds offer fast redemptions to investors, putting pressure on them to come up with cash at short notice in stressed markets, which can also create a "liquidity mismatch".
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Equivalence is a legal mechanism that allows countries from outside the EU to access the single market in limited circumstances, but access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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And with Hong Kong's legislative building currently closed for repairs, after protesters stormed and vandalized it on July 1, that process could happen at another, less-public location at short notice.
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She has set immigration control as her priority (see Bagehot), even though today's service businesses depend on being able to move people around at short notice, as does high-tech industry.
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Although over half of those polled felt they had some spontaneity in them, just a fifth felt they were good at getting out and about at short notice or on impulse.
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But, even discarding the notion that she seems quite likely to turn up and run through a medley at short notice, she did release a fragrance last month called Private Show.
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In 2016, The Oregonian reported that the festival's attendance had dropped significantly, and Frank Ocean made matters more difficult when he canceled his scheduled headline slot in 2017 at short notice.
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The IAEA has the power under the landmark 2015 deal to carry out so-called complementary access inspections in Iran, which are often conducted at short notice, wherever it needs to.
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With the stakes high, Khosrowshahi flew at short notice to Brasilia last week to join lobbying efforts on the day the bill went to a Senate vote in the country's capital.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has become increasingly reliant since the 2016 Brexit referendum on "flighty" foreign funding that could be withdrawn at short notice, a Bank of England official said on Tuesday.
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But an overreliance on those two sources can leave a bank vulnerable to runs, because many of the creditors and depositors can demand the bank return their money at short notice.
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The government has said the EU equivalence system is unworkable as market access to the bloc is granted solely at the discretion of Brussels and can be scrapped at short notice.
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Equivalence is a legal mechanism that allows countries from outside the EU to access its single market in limited circumstances, but access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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Sources at the company said this gave Noble, whose co-CEO is now its former coal business head William Randall, more options to deliver coal profitably, globally, and at short notice.
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But they probably actually wanted to spend time with you, and there's no question that it's still rude to cancel at short notice, even if the other person's OK with it.
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Carney said the concern comes at a time when liquidity, or the ability to sell at short notice to redeem investors, appears better than it is likely to be under stressed conditions.
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Critics say the system is patchy, unpredictable and access can be withdrawn at short notice, citing the four years it took for Europe and the United States to agree on clearing rules.
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A meeting of the Stada supervisory board has been arranged for Friday at short notice, a source close to the board said, with the bidding process expected to be on the agenda.
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But Hammond said the EU's third country equivalence regime would be wholly inadequate, and criticised the only patchy access it gives, as well as the possibility of revoking it at short notice.
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The pact banned land-based missiles with a range of between 310 and 3,400 miles (500-5,500 km), reducing the ability of both countries to launch a nuclear strike at short notice.
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With 133 wins out of 213, and fighting anywhere between 213 and 13llbs at short notice, right now Pernkun's the big fish, top dog and A-Number 1 talk of the town.
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At Vauxhall, Opel's British arm, assembly workers in Luton have just signed off on a 1.5 percent pay increase and hours that can be modified at short notice to meet demand spikes.
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Going to see the iconoclastic hip-hop legend live is a crapshoot—she might be late, she might cancel at short notice—though thousands will still get tickets, half as a pilgrimage.
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Britain wanted the EU to offer a more accommodative version of equivalence covering a broader range of financial activities, and ensure the EU could not end equivalence-based access at short notice.
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Tumbling oil markets since mid-2014 have forced Nigerian lenders, which have long thrived on business loans to the energy sector and government bond investments, to adapt their business models at short notice.
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U.S. authorities believe Moscow is developing and has deployed a ground-launched system in breach of the INF treaty that could allow it to launch a nuclear strike on Europe at short notice.
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Cathay, which was forced to cancel hundreds of flights after Hong Kong's airport authority took an unprecedented step of closing the airport on Monday, has warned of further flight disruptions at short notice.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU Brexit negotiators summoned national envoys and journalists at short notice on Monday as speculation mounted among diplomats of an interim deal to grant Britain a transition — though some urged caution.
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But workers, police and lawyers said the practice is on the rise in a nation with more than 3 million Indian migrants, often hired at short notice to work on major construction projects.
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As well as being more efficient, combined cycle plants are also more flexible and able to produce power at short notice and in varying amounts in response to changing demands on the electricity grid.
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Tumbling oil markets in the past year have forced Nigeria's banks, which have long thrived on business loans to the energy sector and government bond investments, to adapt their business models at short notice.
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Separately, two members of Bilfinger's supervisory board have withdrawn their candidacies for re-election at short notice, the loss-making German engineering services group said on Tuesday, a day before its annual general meeting.
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This is also true of the final verification measure of the Treaty, the provisions for on-site inspections, which would allow for on-site visits at short notice if requested by any State Party.
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Then there is the campaign itself: the Conservatives have fewer members than Labour but that may be less important than the number of supporters who can be mobilised at short notice—dedicated non-members.
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"While disruption events like these can change significantly and at short notice, rest assured we are doing everything we can in advance to minimize the impact to customers," the airline said in a statement.
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After Lufthansa's planned acquisition of Niki fell through and no other buyer could be found at short notice, Niki filed a petition to open insolvency proceedings with a court in Berlin-Charlottenburg on Wednesday.
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The plant has already secured a contract for the winter of 2019/20 under the government's new capacity market scheme, which pays owners of power plants to provide back-up electricity at short notice.
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But again, some of his defenders dispute that Helgen intended to export any samples without Kearney's approval, and insist that researchers in remote field locations often need to prepare export documents at short notice.
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But shipping experts say Britain's fleet of UK-flagged vessels is now smaller and the expansion of global trade also means they may be too far away to be called in at short notice.
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According to the Turkey Blocks monitoring service: "Internet restrictions are increasingly being used in Turkey to suppress media coverage of political incidents – a form of censorship deployed at short notice to prevent civil unrest."
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"To minimize the number of flights canceled at short notice, we took the joint decision, alongside our airline and air traffic partners, to preemptively consolidate today's schedule," Heathrow spokeswoman Paloma Aguilar Gilks told CNN.
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They are taking advantage of their mine production, storage facilities and shipping fleets to provide users of coal with cargoes at short notice and at premium prices, sources familiar with recent deals told Reuters.
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The UK government's capacity market mechanism, which pays power plant owners to provide electricity at short notice, is also aimed at encouraging investment in new plants, but it has so far failed to deliver.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO defense ministers considered on Wednesday how to deter Russia from launching a missile attack at short notice on Europe if a landmark treaty against land-based nuclear warheads collapses next month.
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The United States and its NATO allies want Russia to destroy its 9M729 nuclear-capable cruise missile system, which Washington says could allow Russia to strike Europe at short notice, and comply with the INF.
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"Just as the ink was drying on the bullish stories on the oil price, we turned around and a sector that was looking intriguing is now looking much less so, at short notice," said Gardiner.
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Both are permanent members of the UN Security Council, both maintain independent nuclear deterrents and, uniquely in Europe, still have capable forces that can be sent overseas to fight at short notice (despite budget cuts).
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If a flight is cancelled, they should be given a choice of either a full refund or a re-routing at "the earliest opportunity" (as well as compensation, if the cancellation was at short notice).
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Ryan, a 25-year-old from Bedfordshire, said he had hoped to watch England play Belgium in their final group match last week, but family and work commitments meant he couldn't travel at short notice.
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The scheme was also open to small scale power generators that can also reduce their output at short notice, such as combined heat and power units, which generate electricity as a by-product of heating.
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The 20-year-old's match against the 89th-ranked Sasnovich was switched from Court Three to 18 at short notice after Local hope Aljaz Bedene and Ivo Karlovic's marathon tussle stretched into a fifth set.
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OPERATIONS IMPACTED Cathay, which was forced to cancel hundreds of flights after Hong Kong's airport authority took an unprecedented step of closing the airport on Monday, has warned of further flight disruptions at short notice.
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Indeed, for the past year ISIS has managed to generate a new cadre of jihadists, prepared to wage war against the West at short notice using low tech and low cost (but high intensity) attacks.
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But NATO officials say the drills will simulate a conflict with the U.S.-led alliance intended to show Russia's ability to mass large numbers of troops at short notice in the event of a conflict.
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The scheme allows British power companies to receive a total of about 1 billion pounds ($1.3 billion) to help cover costs of keeping extra generation available at short notice in the case of sudden supply disruptions.
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Russia's armed forces, although no match for America's, are undergoing substantial modernisation, carry out frequent large-scale exercises and are capable of conducting high-intensity warfare at short notice across a narrow front against NATO forces.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain plans to curb health damaging air pollution with emissions standards for small-scale power plants used to generate back-up electricity at short notice and to stem the rising use of diesel generators.
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Monday's hearings focused on India's request for so-called "provisional measures" that can be granted at short notice to ensure a dispute between states does not deteriorate during full ICJ proceedings, which typically take several years.
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SELLING ASSETS This may be the most lucrative option, but Deutsche's prize assets are either difficult to sell or so deeply integrated into its core business that it would be difficult to achieve at short notice.
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The text would have been banned under the INF, which prohibited land-based missiles with a range of between 310 and 3,400 miles, reducing the ability of both countries to launch a nuclear strike at short notice.
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The curtailment can be made at short notice and without having to pay compensation, however, the restrictions can only be made after first curbing hydro and fossil fuel power output or transferring excess supplies to other regions.
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The test would have been banned under the INF, which prohibited land-based missiles with a range of between 310 and 3,400 miles, reducing the ability of both countries to launch a nuclear strike at short notice.
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Henderson has two victories as a welterweight: the first over Brandon Thatch and the second over Jorge Masvidal who was himself coming up from lightweight at short notice to save the bout after Thiago Alves dropped out.
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For instance, the nighttime dispatch of the missile at short notice might have been calculated to show the US that North Korea's forces could outwit any future American attempts to hit a nuclear missile on the launchpad.
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Despite repeated Russian denials, U.S. authorities believe Moscow is developing and has deployed a ground-launched system in breach of the INF treaty that could allow it to launch a nuclear strike on Europe at short notice.
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"The US president has proven capable of pivoting quickly, so it remains possible that a trade truce can be reestablished at short notice," said UBS Global Wealth Management chief investment officer Mark Haefele in a report Monday.
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Ruiz clambered into the ring at 19 stone and two pounds last time, when he came in at short notice and dethroned the previously undefeated Joshua with a seventh round stoppage in one of boxing's biggest upsets.
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It has also developed options to build new open cycle gas turbines but that will be dependent on securing a payment under the government's capacity market which pays operators to provide back-up power at short notice.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland's President Sauli Niinisto said on Friday the nation is unlikely to host an Arctic summit at short notice, quashing the prospect of an imminent meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russia's President Vladimir Putin.
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Britain's Chancellor Philip Hammond said he was not ruling out using equivalence in financial services regulation, although he did not like the EU's model of it, which allows the EU executive to revoke the equivalence at short notice.
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Neil Seery, meanwhile, was a journeyman brought in at short notice to lose to Brad Pickett at the O2 in 2014, and instead put on a brawl which had the crowd well on his side by the end.
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Program A was announced as a quadruple bill, but was rendered quintuple at short notice by the addition of "The Dying Swan," a staple of Trocks repertory, in which the ballerina's tutu molts enough feathers to stuff pillows.
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ELON MUSK, perhaps the world's most famous entrepreneur, is sometimes referred to as "the Trump of technology"—not for political reasons, but because of his habit of making, at short notice, spectacular pronouncements that stretch the bounds of credibility.
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Organized at short notice after the death of Pierre Boulez on Tuesday, "Au Revoir, Pierre," a tribute concert on Saturday at Le Poisson Rouge, showed off the qualities long associated with Mr. Boulez and his music: seriousness, precision, experimentation.
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Britain began power capacity auctions in 2014, offering to pay providers for making supplies available at short notice, and so avoid shortages that might occur as coal plants close and low prices dissuade investors from building new power plants.
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LONDON, June 18 (Reuters) - Bank of England policymaker Anil Kashyap said on Tuesday he was worried that since the Brexit referendum Britain has become more reliant on foreign funding that could be withdrawn at short notice by international investors.
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Labour wants to scrap plans to raise the pension age beyond 66 and to compensate the so-called WASPI women, a cohort whose retirement age was raised from 60 at short notice, at a one-off cost of £58bn.
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A list of errors made by the team emerged subsequently, from having to scrounge a steering wheel at short notice to missing vital track time because the spare car was the wrong shade of orange and was elsewhere being resprayed.
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The United States believes Russia is developing a ground-launched system in breach of a Cold War treaty that could allow Russia to launch a nuclear strike on Europe at short notice, but Moscow has consistently denied any such violation.
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The banks have a trillion pounds of so-called liquid assets, such as bonds and other instruments that can easily be sold at short notice, and they could survive disruption lasting three months to their wholesale funding markets, the BoE said.
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Tusk, who scheduled a meeting in Brussels at short notice on Monday with British Prime Minister Theresa May, will chair an EU summit next week that London hopes will give the go-ahead to opening talks on post-Brexit trade relations.
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Nikolaus von Bomhard, Munich Re's chief executive officer, said in March that the reinsurer will store at least 10 million euros in two currencies so it won't have to pay for the right to access the money at short notice.
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Banks make good money out of the way many people with bank accounts and a decent credit standing raise funds at short notice: using a credit card or dipping into the red on a current (checking) account with a bank.
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LAGOS, May 17 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank should impose restrictions on short-term portfolio investment flows to prevent damage caused to Africa's biggest economy if investors exit at short notice, a member of its monetary policy committee (MPC) has said.
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McLaren made a catalogue of errors at Indianapolis this year, from having to scrounge a steering wheel at short notice to missing vital track time because the spare car was the wrong shade of orange and was elsewhere being resprayed.
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The Bank of England has asked some lenders to triple holdings of top-rated securities which can easily be sold at short notice, according to an FT report, in the event of a chaotic British departure from the European Union.
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Talks are under way among the 27 countries that will remain in the EU after Britain leaves next year to give the ESM more powers to monitor economies so it can provide a bailout at short notice when a crisis hits.
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BERLIN, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Lufthansa's budget unit Eurowings said on Friday it has reached a deal with pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit that will allow it to hire experienced new crew in Germany at short notice, such as from insolvent Air Berlin.
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The International Group, which represents the top P&I clubs, recently flagged the potential for a "snap back" in sanctions if Iran fails to meet its nuclear commitments and advised members to include provision for termination of contracts at short notice.
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The incident is due to be reported on at a meeting of the IAEA's 35-nation Board of Governors on Thursday convened at short notice to discuss "two safeguards matters" not specified in the agenda, which was circulated on Monday.
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British media reported that government sources had been warned Trump could visit his golf resort in Scotland at short notice in the next two weeks, during a scheduled trip to Europe for the G20 summit and Bastille Day celebrations in France.
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The prime minister called an unexpected news conference at short notice during which he tried to move the focus away from immigration in an increasingly heated campaign before the June 23 referendum on whether to remain in the 28-member bloc.
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With some 20,000 long-haul trucks on the road every day and about 200 warehouses across Europe, DSV handles everything from pallets of turf to resurface a football pitch at short notice to the entire supply-chain for multinational companies.
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The need by miners and operators to charter alternative ships at short notice helped fuel a 29.5 percent rise in capesize charter rates from Western Australia to northern China from a seven-week low of $4.93 per tonne on Dec.
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The United States believes Russia is developing a ground-launched system in breach of a Cold War treaty, known as the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF), that could allow Moscow to launch a nuclear strike on Europe at short notice.
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What makes this weekend's launch more notable is the fact the missile uses solid fuel rather than liquid fuel, which makes it more mobile and easier to launch at short notice — as well as being tougher for others to track.
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"We recognise it is a big ask for our people to be away from families on a different roster pattern at short notice and we will do everything we can to support them during these difficult times," Rio Tinto said.
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The government is under pressure from green groups to apply an emissions standard to prevent heavily polluting diesel plants from securing lucrative contracts in its capacity market, where they are paid to make available back-up electricity at short notice.
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NATO ambassadors meet regularly, but Monday's meeting was organized at short notice after the alliance decided on Saturday to suspend its training mission in Iraq over security risks following the killing of Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander Qassem Soleimani on Friday.
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But a summit next month could be called at short notice if there is solid progress in negotiations between Brussels and London, diplomats and officials said, which the bloc does not expect before May gets her budget adopted in early November.
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This week's U.S. test would have been banned under the INF, which prohibited land-based missiles with a range of between 310 and 3,400 miles, reducing the ability of the United States and Russia to launch a nuclear strike at short notice.
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U.S. Ambassador Robert Wood said the system was a "potent and direct threat to Europe and Asia" as it had a range of 500 to 1,500 km (310-930 miles), contravening a treaty that is designed to prevent attacks at short notice.
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They pay my full fee when they cancel at short notice, because they understand that I'll have been counting on that income and, as a business person, that I have expenses that must be paid regardless of whether the appointment takes place.
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"Our platform strategy thankfully gives us a chance to also react at short notice, meaning within a few weeks or months," he said, referring to the group's strategy of maximizing the number of parts used in common across brand and model lines.
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Air Berlin's administrators in response said they could not find another buyer for leisure airline Niki, founded by former motor racing driver Niki Lauda in 2100, at short notice and so Niki had filed for insolvency proceedings in Berlin and stopped flying.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's Mount Agung volcano in Bali has let out a puff of black smoke and ash in a small eruption, prompting Singapore to advise its citizens to be ready to evacuate the holiday island at short notice amid concern about a bigger eruption.
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Commanders do not expect the government to stick to an earlier target of 82,000 troops, but failing to reach 80,000 or so would prejudice Britain's ability to field at short notice a 40,000-strong "war-fighting" division, a capability seen as critical by allies.
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Astroscale, a Japanese company, is tackling this problem by building a prototype craft capable of being launched at short notice in order to grab any malfunctioning satellite and pull it down into the atmosphere where it will burn up before it can collide with anything.
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With many of the country's nuclear power plants also set for closure in the late 2020s, and few new plants being built, the government in 2017 first started payments under a capacity market, which pays plants to make available back-up electricity at short notice.
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While teams have had plenty of time to prepare for Brazil, and Texas has had no reported cases of Zika transmitted by mosquitoes, sources indicated Singapore could pose more of a logistical headache if key staff opt out at short notice on medical advice.
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The treaty, negotiated by then-President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and ratified by the U.S. Senate, eliminated the medium-range missile arsenals of the world's two biggest nuclear powers and reduced their ability to launch a nuclear strike at short notice.
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For Japanese and South Korean utilities, the world's biggest buyers of LNG, the creation of a liquid spot and exchange LNG trading hub will allow them to purchase cargoes at short notice and tailor-made volumes The development comes at an opportune time for buyers.
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So, ignore the reputation, cook your pizzas, roast your chickens, and do it all in an oven that plugs into an outlet and fits in the trunk of your car — an attribute that may come in handy should your living situation change at short notice.
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Envoys hope two major policies - on space as a new frontier in defence and on China - will show that NATO is not a Cold War relic but a shield against threats including Russia's decision to develop missiles capable of hitting Europe at short notice.
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The INF treaty, negotiated by then-President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and ratified by the U.S. Senate, eliminated the medium-range missile arsenals of the world's two biggest nuclear powers and reduced their ability to launch a nuclear strike at short notice.
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Hammond, addressing the annual dinner of Britain's largest manufacturing association, Make UK, added that lawmakers should stop seeking legal changes to the Northern Irish backstop that the EU would not accept at short notice, and instead focus on supporting Prime Minister Theresa May's preferred Brexit plan.
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Small format works, like materially inscribed and manipulated picture postcards, photographs, linocuts and woodcuts, small run graphic art magazines could not only be displayed in pop up shows at short notice, but could also be packed up at a moment's notice to avoid censorship and imprisonment.
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Most recently, Alexander Gustafsson took a tune up against the talented but significantly overmatched Jimi Manuwa, and the year before that we were scheduled to see Bisping versus Mark Munoz before Bisping was forced to pull out and was replaced by Lyoto Machida at short notice.
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LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - JPMorgan has secured additional office space on the outskirts of Paris to house up to 200 staff who could be billeted to the French capital at short notice, under plans to cope with the fallout from a 'no deal' Brexit, sources told Reuters.
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The South Korean women's ice hockey team is the only team ear-marked for integration with the North Koreans, a move that drew criticism from the coach and team members worried their performance would be disrupted by accommodating less accomplished North Korean players at short notice.
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This means its utilities may order LNG cargoes only when they require gas at short notice - for instance during the current winter cold snap and supply crunch - possibly bringing a sudden spurt of purchases to a spot LNG market that in the past has seen limited activity.
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Saudi Aramco, the state's gargantuan oil and gas company, spent over $225 billion since 303 to maintain a 230 million barrels-per-day sustained production capacity with a 215 to 230 million barrels-per-day spare capacity cushion that can be called upon at short notice.
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The INF treaty, negotiated by then-President Ronald Reagan and former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and ratified by the U.S. Senate, eliminated the medium-range missile arsenals of the world's two biggest nuclear powers and reduced their ability to launch a nuclear strike at short notice.
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But the European Union has rejected this proposal, meaning some government officials and executives argue that Britain should instead push to improve the EU's current legal mechanism for access to countries outside the bloc known as "equivalence" where access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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He also wants the government to speed up its plans to stop landlords evicting tenants at short notice—the biggest cause of homelessness in the region—and to grant local welfare officers more discretion to iron out wrinkles in the roll-out of universal credit, a catch-all benefit.
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According to the declaration, future relations will be based on the bloc's "equivalence" system, whereby access depends on UK financial firms following rules that are similar to those in the EU. It does not cover bank lending, deposits, and some insurance activities, and can be withdrawn at short notice.
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LONDON/PARIS, Feb 28 (Reuters) - JPMorgan has secured additional office space on the outskirts of Paris to house up to 200 staff who could be billeted to the French capital at short notice, under plans to cope with the fallout from a 'no deal' Brexit, sources told Reuters.
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"In the U.K. especially it is really difficult to borrow a car from a friend or family member at short notice because you need to arrange to be covered by the insurance policy the owner holds on the car," Cuvva co-founder and CEO Freddy Macnamara tells me.
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Krista Hupman, a marine mammal biologist for the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research in New Zealand, said whale conservation groups kept a close eye on Farewell Spit and were ready to convene rescue teams at short notice when the animals appeared to be swimming toward the coastline.
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Iran's increasing capacity to enrich uranium to higher levels of fissile purity was one of the burning issues during years of negotiations with world powers, which wanted enrichment limited to research scale to minimize the risk of Iran being able to assemble a nuclear explosive at short notice.
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EUFOR, whose mandate is to support local authorities in maintaining a stable and secure environment and has around 800 troops deployed in Bosnia, has said it is prepared to intervene at short notice if violence resumes in Bosnia, two decades after the end of an ethnic conflict that killed 100,000 people.
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READ: Remember that six-week period where you sensed a promotion might be in the offing—middle manager quit at short notice; no immediate replacement announced; water cooler murmurings about "promoting from within"—so you started actually trying at your job in an effort to get that extra 10K a year?
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Unlike established LNG importers which import the bulk of their cargoes under long-term contracts with fixed monthly volumes and a link to the oil market, many Chinese utilities buy LNG in the spot market when they need it at short notice, such as the current peak demand winter season.
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Although almost 21 years of coal-fired electricity generation at Drax power plant is expected to come to an end in March 20.7696, the firm said will ensure its two remaining coal units remain available until September 2022 under a government scheme to provide back-up electricity at short notice.
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"People are reminded to adhere to the warnings when given from the appropriate services as this is not a pleasant place to be when a fire impacts at any time, especially at short notice," the Dunmore Rural Fire Brigade wrote in the video description, displaying a remarkable talent for understatement.
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"Richardson assumed the role of Chair at short notice but it has become clear that the specific challenges currently facing the business and the time commitment required are beyond what he envisaged," said the Bradford-based retailer, which has seen a deterioration in the trading since the start of the year.
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The Electron rocket Rocket Lab is using for this mission will take off from its Launch Complex 1 (LC-1) in New Zealand, and it'll be the first mission Rocket Lab secured under a new contract the NRO is using that allows it to source launch providers quickly and at short notice.
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"On a few occasions (shippers) jumped into the market to fix prompt spot tonnage, at rates well above the market," said Peter Lye, head of shipping at mining major Anglo American, referring to certain shippers who needed to charter at short notice to carry deliveries when other vessels were caught in China's traffic jam.
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"The primary downside of going private is the higher cost of capital that investors demand for the lack of liquidity, being able to buy and sell at a fair price at short notice," Jacobs Thomas, professor of accounting and finance at Yale School of Management, wrote on the university's website earlier this month in a post on Tesla.
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The fight was changed at short notice to be five rounds instead of three, which you have to think benefits Thompson despite his inexperience in five rounders simply because Hendricks cuts so much weight and so reliably slows in the late going, but it will still raise more than a few eyebrows if Thompson can pull it off.
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The Mail said the plan would be to delay Brexit but win parliament's backing for a deal in April and then renew May's mandate ahead of negotiations on Britain's future relationship with the EU. May called an election at short notice in 2017 at which she lost her party's majority, leaving her reliant on a small Northern Irish party to govern.
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LONDON, July 12 (Reuters) - Britain's blueprint for relations with the European Union will damage the vast financial services sector, the policy chief of London's financial district said on Thursday after the government announced plans to diverge from the bloc's rules after Brexit, In a major policy shift, Britain has abandoned a plan for close ties with the EU for financial services, instead saying it would push to improve the EU's legal mechanism for access to countries outside the bloc known as "equivalence," where access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's blueprint for relations with the European Union will damage the vast financial services sector, the policy chief of London's financial district said on Thursday after the government announced plans to diverge from the bloc's rules after Brexit, In a major policy shift, Britain has abandoned a plan for close ties with the EU for financial services, instead saying it would push to improve the EU's legal mechanism for access to countries outside the bloc known as "equivalence," where access is patchy and can be revoked at short notice.
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