There are 11,261 results relating to "librari rapid"
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Official Report
Meeting date:
6 October 2004
Plenary, 06 Oct 2004
Many, if not all, members would attest to the fact that one of the most controversial aspects of the development of renewable energy in Scotland has been the rapid increase in the number of onshore wind farms.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 September 2004
Plenary, 16 Sep 2004
European Union enlargement and the continued rapid growth of the Asian economies, notably China's, means that our Scottish businesses face not only many new challenges, but new opportunities.The second FEDS document—FEDS 2—which was published after a lengthy period of consultation, underscores our on-going commitment to raising productivity in the private a...
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 May 2004
Plenary, 06 May 2004
In fact, many health board chiefs are beginning to think that there will be rapid moves either to amalgamate boards or to examine the roll-out of the managed clinical networks, which are strategic bodies that examine health care in the wider regional aspect, so I suspect that the changes that are made by ministers will not end here.I do not, from what the m...
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 January 2004
Plenary, 08 Jan 2004
Older people are sometimes unable to deal with the rapids of the house improvement process.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 December 2003
Plenary, 04 Dec 2003
Scotland's unemployment is lower than it has been for generations, and we have witnessed the most rapid growth in incomes and wealth creation in our history.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 November 2003
Plenary, 27 Nov 2003
They were coached by former players and had no funding, but they had a passion for a rapid-moving and exciting sport in which hand-eye co-ordination, fitness and flexibility are mixed.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 February 2003
Plenary, 26 Feb 2003
The first way is through growth in Government revenues that is brought about by rapid economic growth, falling unemployment, increased tax yields, reduced social security benefits and so on.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 January 2003
Plenary, 16 Jan 2003
It would solidify support around the tyrant Saddam, lead to a rapid deterioration in the middle east situation, risk war and conflict spilling over into surrounding states, and act as a recruiting sergeant for terrorist organisations and a justification for their bloody actions.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 November 2002
Plenary, 21 Nov 2002
I draw the Parliament's attention to some of those efforts in particular: the complete ban on pig swill that was introduced in May 2001; the ban on rapid market-to-market movements, which contributed to the seriousness of the 2001 outbreak; and the 20-day movement regime, which—in the light of the inquiry recommendations—is currently undergoing an extensive...
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 June 2002
Plenary, 13 Jun 2002
It would not be a panacea—nothing ever is—but we could expect certain things to happen. There would be more rapid referral when people first have a seizure and there would be better provision of clinics.
