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The leverage of any public entity must be monitored, supervised, and restricted.

Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity (A.L.I.C.E.

The Arab public overwhelmingly regards Israel as an alien and illegitimate entity imposed by force on Palestinian land with Western support.

It calls for a single, unified legal entity.

Users must also ensure by some means that the public key in a certificate actually does belong to the person or entity claiming it.

In the events listed above, Taiwan participates as a sport entity and an economic entity, since it isn't recognized as a state.

Latin America as a single entity is no more.

Once a wary non entity, he has grown bolder.

Not only is the BBC a vast and complex entity at the heart of public life, but there is an inner paradox to its structure.

Taiwanese hope that in the future they can also participate in other arenas as a health entity (in the WHO) and a cultural entity (in UNESCO).

I've actually coined a term for that entity in the computer.

Deputy legal director of the binational entity of Yaciretá (1974 1976).

Is the account sponsored by any commercial entity or an NGO's?

As a stand alone entity, it was then vulnerable to market swings.

It would also prevent the SCO from turning into a militarized entity.

The humanitarian zone is a legal entity based on the Geneva Protocols.

This presumably more fiscally unified political entity would be highly attractive to investors.

WikiLeaks is not the only entity to assume the role of a blacksmith.

The town recorded 660 small enterprises and about 3000 entrepreneurs without legal entity.

Europe, however, has always been a single political entity, no matter how varied internally.

From these uncertainties, we can conclude that the West is not a geographic entity.

Such fears appear exaggerated, particularly when one considers that Asia is not one entity.

By calling for the destruction of the Zionist entity, Iran s president rubs that raw nerve.

Gazprom is not the only state entity carrying out Russian policy in the South Caucasus.

The Saudi religious establishment has long been on alert to this rival and threatening entity.

Also, the duties are owed to the company itself, and not to any other entity.

The search engine Google seems to be the first .it.ao entity using the subdomain .it.ao .

Enel, which originally stood for National Entity for Electricity (Ente nazionale per l'energia elettrica), was first established as a public body at the end of 1962, and then transformed into a limited company in 1992.

The problem is that the contours of a cultural community rarely coincide with a political entity.

Over the coming decades, China will become a thoroughly new form of political and economic entity.

The Lisbon Treaty envisages the EU as a highly outward looking entity on the international stage.

Currently, Tatarstan is the only constituent entity of the federation that has a treaty with Russia.

The crisis is not new to the entity and the work done by it, he said.

Public office is about public service.

They are required to give the name of the censored work, the censorship date, entity and reason.

For added comparison, an entity relationship graph of the randomized Twitter user control network is shown below.

Public procurement and management of public finances

This new entity requires strong cohesion, because popular sovereignty means more than simply the will of the majority.

Nor should all Palestinians suffer as though they acted as a single entity, posing a collective terrorist threat.

The entity was created to prevent the fall on the margins of the society of untrained young men

Then I used Gephi, another free data analysis tool, to visualize the data as an entity relationship graph.

Viruses are found in almost every ecosystem on Earth and are the most abundant type of biological entity.

Public health.

Public information