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term paper

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1. She's working on a term paper.
2. It is impossible for me to finish my term paper by tomorrow.
3. His disjointed term paper earned him a grade of 63%. Of course, he was not very logical himself.
4. Fixed-term certificates (paper form)
5. Paper ordinary certificates and paper fixed-term certificates
6. The respective values for paper fixed-term postal savings certificates are 3,34 % and 3,09 %.
7. The Commission can therefore conclude that the remuneration paid for paper fixed-term postal savings certificates was market-conform.
8. SPVs were thus no longer able to borrow in the short-term asset-backed commercial paper market.
9. Develop a public internal financial control strategy or policy paper as a basis for implementation of the medium-term priorities related to public internal control.
10. If that view were to be taken, table 10 shows that the remuneration for paper ordinary certificates and paper fixed-term certificates would be market-conform: the highest estimate of the expected value for paper ordinary postal savings certificates is 4,54 % (the highest limit of the expected value), while the maximum fee over 2000-2006 is 3,07 %.
11. In the light of these market conditions the hedge funds and institutional investors refused to reinvest in mortgage-backed commercial papers. SPVs were thus no longer able to borrow in the short-term asset-backed commercial paper market.
12. The short-term funding consists of: repo operations (sale and repurchase agreements) of all kinds (with the central banks, bilateral or triparty), certificates of deposit and commercial paper, interbank deposits, fiduciary deposits, central bank deposits and other wholesale funding.
13. Its objective has been defined in the transport white papers of 1992 and 2001, and the June 2006 Communication from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament ‘Keep Europe moving – Sustainable mobility for our continent. Mid-term review of the European Commission’s 2001 Transport White Paper’.
14. The Country Strategy Paper and National Indicative Programme for Guinea, for an indicative total of EUR 237 million, will be updated, renegotiated and signed as soon as the parliamentary and presidential elections have been held and the members of the National Assembly appointed. A mid-term review of the 10th EDF, the conclusions of which are scheduled for 2010, will analyse the implementation performance and might agree to a reassessment of Guinea’s allocation.
15. The mid-term review of the Commission’s 2001 Transport White Paper entitled ‘Keep Europe moving — Sustainable mobility for our continent’, of 22 June 2006, highlights the potential of the Marco Polo Programme, established by Regulation (EC) No 1382/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 July 2003 on the granting of Community financial assistance to improve the environmental performance of the freight transport system (the Marco Polo Programme) [3], as a source of financing that offers operators on congested roads alternatives by using other modes of transport.