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As the saying goes, the faster you climb, the harder you fall, and that will not benefit anyone, neither the coastal regions nor the...
40 000 of those falls are very serious and 1 000 result in deaths.
Almost 10 % of all occupational accidents involve falls from heights.
If we do not include falls from heights, the only certainty is that there will be more and the rate will increase.
It aims to prevent falls from heights by setting minimum requirements for the use of the relevant work equipment such as ladders and scaffolding.
Pride often comes before a fall and we had better not be too proud too soon.
And what a fine project, eleven years after the fall of the Berlin Wall!
We heard about developments from the fall of the Berlin Wall until the present time.
He was giving a presentation at the Fall Joint Computer Conference in 1968.
After the fall of the Berlin Wall the security policy map has been transformed.
The European Union no longer has any alibi since the fall of Milosevic.
After the fall of the Santer Commission, we have now obtained a new article in the Treaty.
Support for the first free elections after the fall of the Ben Ali regime
As a result, I, for one, have suffered a bad fall and have sustained a fracture.
The military action against Serbia, aid for reconstruction, the foreseeable fall of Milosevic.
The fall in performance mainly reflects lower transactional revenues.
The Commission justifies this proposed reduction by pointing to the fall in the bank rates.
It is, therefore, the fall in the price of farm produce that is leaving the third world hungry.
Mr President, the latest statistics show a fall in unemployment.
The interesting issue is to look at why that fall has happened.
In the fall of 2010, a friend from Guatemala sent Octavio a link to the TEDTalk.
And, in the fall, I'm actually going to -- I exchange marriage vows with my beloved.
It was running into bankruptcy last fall because they were hacked into.
And he didn't want it just in the fall, he wanted it all year round.
In autumn (September to November) the fruits ripen, then the leaves turn brown and fall.
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The real problem, the frailty of creation after the Fall, still remains.
Luxembourg saw a fall from grace when employment policy was largely confined to labour market policy.
to fall
to fall {werkwoord}
to fall [fell|fallen] {ww.} (ook: to topple, to precipitate, to overturn, to plunge)
In this case, however, we will all fall together, in unison.
How can we make sure that these countries will not fall over?
Five hundred thousand people each year fall from heights.
Like bicycles, the WTO topples if we stop pedalling and we cyclists fall with the bicycle.
If the budget were so poorly implemented in any Member State the government would fall straightaway.
to fall [fell|fallen] {ww.} (ook: to slump, to plummet, to slip)
Under no circumstances must this be allowed to fall below the current level of the minimum existence wage.
It would also incur all the transaction costs of selling your shares and then buying them again after the fall.
Until action is taken to reverse the fall of commodity prices, poverty in Africa will not be properly addressed.
The fall in market prices which began in 1998 is continuing in 1999 and the prospects on the world market remain uncertain in some sectors.
In recent years the world's total aid has fallen to its lowest level in modern times.
to fall [fell|fallen] {ww.} (ook: to plummet, to go to ruin, blow up)
It is not trivial for the families of the 500 000 people who fall from heights at work every year.
In the same way, the definition of " collective fall protection safeguards " given in Amendment No 8 is not necessary.
to fall from sth
to fall [fell|fallen] {ww.} (ook: to shorten, to impinge, to depreciate, to lower)
Culture and education fall within the remit of the federal states in Germany.
In the case of beef alone, prices would actually fall below the price of production.
Practically every grove of trees would fall within the scope of the regulation.
I doubt, however, whether it will fall within the term of this Commission.
Will all the inhabitants of the planet fall under the jurisdiction of the court?
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Pride often comes before a fall and we had better not be too proud too soon.
And what a fine project, eleven years after the fall of the Berlin Wall!
We heard about developments from the fall of the Berlin Wall until the present time.
He was giving a presentation at the Fall Joint Computer Conference in 1968.
After the fall of the Berlin Wall the security policy map has been transformed.
Fall {zelfstandig naamwoord}
The Lloyd's issue came to the Committee on Petitions with petitions from citizens.
If we do so, the European Council will, as we know, have to tackle the issue.
The side issue in this case is the petty quibbling of the national opposition.
This issue, however, which affects many families, is a humanitarian issue.
But in the case before us now there is not just one issue - it is the fundamental issue.
In this instance, two countries would constitute a cross-border block of airspace.
In this instance, the request was received directly from the Supreme Court.
In this instance, I have to say that I disagree with what Mrs Jackson said.
We must not, however, in any instance allow our borders to be controlled externally.
But in this instance the Commission has been more progressive than Parliament.
Personally, I believe that the only circumstance justifying war is that of the defence of national territory.
The case is being given top priority and will be resolved as soon as possible.
In this case health reasons should take priority over economic considerations.
But this is particularly relevant in the case of the European Voluntary Service.
This is a case where, temporarily, compensation may enable a solution to be found.
Acquisition of real estate by persons abroad Private International Law UBS case
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