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Ms Walker said the Government urgently needed to introduce debt mediation legislation.
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In Britain, Labour promised to introduce free university education within a year.
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The government plans to introduce legislation before the end of the year.
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The best way to introduce this file is with a simple example:
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Newspapers must introduce new work practices and substantially reduce costs, it says.
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I always thought the premise could be explored a million different ways.
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Smith said, That quaint premise was clearly established years ago, old friend.
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However, that premise is light and can only sustain for so long.
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Clearly this is someone unfamiliar with the basic premise of democracy itself.
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This advertising model is essentially the economic premise of the modern internet.
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That rule would not precede a deal with the EU, Massad said.
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The meeting was meant to precede a possible Sharon-Abbas-Bush summit next week.
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Training in the whole occupation must precede the exercise of the specialty.
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Preventive strategies require a knowledge of risk factors that precede disease onset.
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The repentance and the baptism precede the gift of the Holy Spirit.
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Then Motahuana stepped forward and, prefacing his speech with another bow, said:
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Using her journal, I compared the two, prefacing my judgment with:
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She answered slowly, prefacing each sentence with a series of jabs to the dough.
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And now let us stop prefacing, and pass to the real subject of this article.
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Thus Mary Shelley, prefacing the revised 1831 edition of her Frankenstein, or, The Modern Prometheus.
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But refrain from prefacing it with the recent variation, Please excuse any mistakes in this message.
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One chief, however, soon settled down to definite details, prefacing his remarks with the silence-commanding Azuna!
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He also gave him a dispensation from the duty of prefacing hostilities by a declaration of war.
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And that night she asked him, prefacing her question with the offering of an almost perfect lamb-chop.
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As the world watches on in horror, details of vicious torture prefacing the killings provoke further outrage.
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The doctor redeemed his promise, by prefacing a panegyric, in English, with the following quotation from Virgil-
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Ignoring the fact that they were engaged in serious discussion, the droid started speaking without prefacing his arrival.
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What new thing art thou prefacing?
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These plaudits were called out by some passages on the guitar with which the singer was prefacing his song.
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The second half had barely begun before the electricity supply to the floodlights failed, prefacing a dusky 10 minute hiatus.
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He defied the council by prefacing the announcement of his appointments by saying: "The cabinet will remain as follows."