Obviously. However it does not prevent me sending you a fake bill, that matches your trail. If my bill comes first, you probably think the real bill is the fake one.
Referendums are very different animals with legal consequences just the same as elections. An opinion poll does not turn into a referendum, just by sticking the label "referendum" on it. Most European countries, and that especially includes UK, has no referendums in the sense as you describe them.
I don't understand your critics about the movie. There is no anti vaccination propaganda in the movie. Only a few true experts pointing out problems. And such problems indeed should be tackled as we know about them since 20 years, e.g. giving multiple vaccines at the same time to toddlers!
No, it is not. It is just more relevant for air flow etc....
Barometric you can perhaps measure your altitude close to 100m precision (hint: you need to know the pressure on ground, and you don't know that one), GPS can measure your altitude close to a few cm, and needs no further information to do that.
I thought Scotland was conquered in some point in history, just like North Ireland, or for that matter: Wales. What has that to do with any constitution?
I think there would be strong support now to stay in a strong trading group with other European nations. Unfortunately the EU doesn't want to offer that, instead demanding political control too. The EU has nothing to offer. Your PM Mrs. May is making the offers. So far she failed to make an agreeable offer.
AND all members of Congress have a minimum of (letâ(TM)s say...) 4 years of completed, honorable, active federal military service, at least 4 years prior to taking office* And that should be _outside_ of gods own country... to gain some perspective
Sounds convincing, until you realize it completely it completely ignored immigrants who are not born in the EU. That is exactly the point. Most immigrants in the UK are from the comonwealth, people who have super easy immigration rules.
It is a difference if you do a legally binding vote where every one knows the consequences or if it is a glorified opinion poll where people express their unhappiness about something unrelated to the poll.
public vote is not a bloody facebook like button and "we were idiots" is not an excuse. In UK (and most of europe) it is not more than a like button. There is nothing binding in an "public opinion poll", or why exactly do you think the parliament is in charge and does its own thing?
Total vote was 55 to 45 to leave. It was more 50.5% - 49.5%... and the leavers were 50% people who just voted "despite" and never thought they would win. Bottom line the BREXITERs are not even 25% of the voters.
As far i know, sending unsolicited bills for unsolicited services to businesses is totally legal, at least in my part of the world. I hope I don't live in your part of the word.
Showing that they don't have functional accountants is a public service that should be rewarded and not punished. How should an accountant know if a bill is legitimate or not? That guy is doing fraud... no matter how much sympathy you have for his "business model".
Reverse engine power is nothing you can engage by accident. So it should be (and is no, the code got changed) up to the pilot. In my opinion this was a case were "software engineers" believed they were smarter than the user (the pilot)... and that is rarely true.
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Obviously.
However it does not prevent me sending you a fake bill, that matches your trail.
If my bill comes first, you probably think the real bill is the fake one.
Referendums are very different animals with legal consequences just the same as elections.
An opinion poll does not turn into a referendum, just by sticking the label "referendum" on it.
Most European countries, and that especially includes UK, has no referendums in the sense as you describe them.
Rabbit Hole
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
I don't understand your critics about the movie.
There is no anti vaccination propaganda in the movie. Only a few true experts pointing out problems. And such problems indeed should be tackled as we know about them since 20 years, e.g. giving multiple vaccines at the same time to toddlers!
Where would be the fun in that?
No, it is not. ...
It is just more relevant for air flow etc.
Barometric you can perhaps measure your altitude close to 100m precision (hint: you need to know the pressure on ground, and you don't know that one), GPS can measure your altitude close to a few cm, and needs no further information to do that.
I thought Scotland was conquered in some point in history, just like North Ireland, or for that matter: Wales. What has that to do with any constitution?
I think there would be strong support now to stay in a strong trading group with other European nations. Unfortunately the EU doesn't want to offer that, instead demanding political control too.
The EU has nothing to offer.
Your PM Mrs. May is making the offers.
So far she failed to make an agreeable offer.
FTFY
Even then it should not "crash" ... a computer does not just crash because of overload, it simply gets slow in responding.
AND all members of Congress have a minimum of (letâ(TM)s say...) 4 years of completed, honorable, active federal military service, at least 4 years prior to taking office* ... to gain some perspective
And that should be _outside_ of gods own country
Sounds convincing, until you realize it completely it completely ignored immigrants who are not born in the EU.
That is exactly the point. Most immigrants in the UK are from the comonwealth, people who have super easy immigration rules.
All those "Syrian" refugees that people keep complaining about? Not counted.
They are counted. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-43...
You took less than 10k ... (* cheers *) (* hurray *)
antidisestablishmentarian ... and perhaps a "dis" here or there, too.
I think you forgot one or two "anti's" and one or two "establishments"
But IP addresses don't change the country, in real life not even the city.
Sent from my ASR33 using ASCII :D
At least you have a nice computer
Honestly, my first visit to the UK was quite antique, too. I was on a sailing boat.
When I have finished my sailing education I would like to sail to Scotland ... from mainland Europe :D ... to Islay most likely to buy some Whisky.
I hope they don't kill me when I try to leave my ship.
It is a difference if you do a legally binding vote where every one knows the consequences or if it is a glorified opinion poll where people express their unhappiness about something unrelated to the poll.
public vote is not a bloody facebook like button and "we were idiots" is not an excuse.
In UK (and most of europe) it is not more than a like button. There is nothing binding in an "public opinion poll", or why exactly do you think the parliament is in charge and does its own thing?
Total vote was 55 to 45 to leave. ... and the leavers were 50% people who just voted "despite" and never thought they would win. Bottom line the BREXITERs are not even 25% of the voters.
It was more 50.5% - 49.5%
As far i know, sending unsolicited bills for unsolicited services to businesses is totally legal, at least in my part of the world.
I hope I don't live in your part of the word.
Showing that they don't have functional accountants is a public service that should be rewarded and not punished. ... no matter how much sympathy you have for his "business model".
How should an accountant know if a bill is legitimate or not?
That guy is doing fraud
user-friendly as a cornered rat, but powerful ... reminds me about GIMP :P
oO!
A phrase I need to remember
Because MacOS is a pain in the ass. It's that simple.
If you are a windows user, then there is actually not much of a difference.
Fact is there is no good OS on the market. They just all suck for different reasons.
Perhaps you are mixing up UI with OS?
Well, they added some kind of linux change root environment a year ago ...
Reverse engine power is nothing you can engage by accident. ... and that is rarely true.
So it should be (and is no, the code got changed) up to the pilot.
In my opinion this was a case were "software engineers" believed they were smarter than the user (the pilot)
In a country of law aka "free government under the law", nope.
Parties are always happy that the other party installs a law they themselves don't dare to do.