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1. He intends to bring out a new monthly magazine.
2. Try to bring out the best in him.
3. It's warm enough today to bring out a slight sweat.
4. Sweet words bring the snake out of its hole.
5. I've been out of the loop for a while. Can you bring me up to speed?
6. They are going to bring out "Romeo and Juliet" this coming fall.
7. Science, my lad, is made out of errors, but of good ones, for they bring step by step closer to the truth.
8. The main purpose of the planned tax measures is to bring ships back under the Belgian flag since the entire Belgian merchant has been flagged out.
9. In order to bring this review forward, the following two actions should be carried out in the context of a work programme.
10. Third, the section outfitting will be done at an earlier stage in the production process, which will bring efficiency gains, compared to the current practice of carrying out the outfitting on completed hulls, particularly in the case of the piping.
11. The Level 2-Level 3 agreement shall provide that the T2S Programme Board or the 4CB may bring any dispute arising out of the Level 2-Level 3 agreement to the Governing Council.
12. The Chief Executive of the Agency may bring to the attention of national authorities any violation by a military staff member on secondment of the Rules set out or referred to in this Decision.
13. Air France/KLM points out that the Council entrusted the Commission with a mandate to negotiate with all third countries to bring all bilateral air agreements signed with these countries into line with Community law.
14. Derogations are hereby granted to the Member States listed in the Annex, on the conditions and subject to the limits set out therein, in order to enable those Member States to bring their respective national statistical systems into conformity with Regulation (EC) No 501/2004.
15. References to Community and IMO instruments in this Directive, the definitions set out in Article 3 hereof and the Annexes hereto may be amended to bring them into line with provisions of Community or international law which have been adopted or amended or which have entered into force, in so far as such amendments do not broaden the scope of this Directive.