or a future scottish government or a future scottish government or a future scottish government to respondo them and expand on them but during the course of the pandemic, i did not see any real angst about the constitutional situation preventing effective decision—making and an effective response. yet decision-making and an effective resonse. ., ., response. yet mentioned in earlier evidence the _ response. yet mentioned in earlier evidence the possibility _ response. yet mentioned in earlier evidence the possibility which - response. yet mentioned in earlier evidence the possibility which i - evidence the possibility which i know you have discussed are with others in previous modules, that the way in which the pandemic management division if you like could have been approached with the use of the civil contingencies act. you mention something short of the civil contingencies act in your previous evidence but would it not have been if the uk government wished to exercise a better control over matters in public health, would it not have been a preferable option for the uk government to have

of the government, not a burden for the government. therefore, in this conference, we are trying to create both conflict of wills, consensus, planning, and a sincere meeting between the various political factions that exist, with the presence of the honorable minister of the country, mr. dr. vahidi and the head of the election headquarters. mr. dr. shah cheraghi and also the members of the parties, the central councils of the parties, which are more than 140 parties we have in iran that are provincial and national. how active are they in this 140 , these are the ones who are active and their licenses have been adjusted based on the implementation of the new law of the parliament, because there were 240 parties before, some of which could not adapt themselves to the new law, but these are based on the new law except the parties are considered active and they are trying to realize the political participation of the people on this day with the planning they will have, although the parties were recognized in the law of the 26th article of

they were■2 all government protected, government financed, government regulated airlines. very well, made a bit of money and you and i have gotten cheaper travel. the atlantic, nothing would promote the long run of the steel industry, making it into a more efficient, profitable and productive industry than the us government to keepeither providg privileges nor, imposing special restraints. and what's true for the steel industry is true for every other industry in the country and around. these women work in an industry that so far hasn't asked. special protection. the silicon chip industry, every one of these small squares on this disk is a highly compli■llcated, integrated micro circuit by. an american technician examines them for defects. it's highly skilled work and she's had a lot of training when she's done her job. the rejects will be separated from the rest and thcircuits wid sent halfway around the world to malaysia. product of. american technological skills returns looking like this. each microchip kit has been enclosed in ceramic by a malaysian worker who is highl

government, stop , the government system should come, what should the government do, there are 5 duties that it has no more, internal security, security. the foreign standards and the government's monitoring are for the purpose of taking care, say, "god, i ask you to drive your car so that its pollution will be so low." i ask you for a reduction in fuel consumption. i want you to drive a car that has these conditions, it should work for the benefit of the people , and we will not underperform, if peugeot pars car has been announced that its production standard should be stopped. be it the ceo of iran himself says that we are consulting that if you increase the production permission , why do you insist on producing this car? if you want to work for the benefit of the people, why the 85 standards until forced. look, if the government has nothing to do with us , let us be free, we will move forward at the same time as the world, you order it. let's see a report , let's go back. now, mr. engineer's order was that the private sector parts maker should come and become a shareholder of khodros

well, we have to do more, because after all, it is the government, my government has a duty, we cannotir, so-and-so government has done this, so-and-so government has not done this, finally, we have to solve the problem now. and we have plans to solve the problem, god willing , by communicating with the people. talking to the people is definitely on the agenda, we will continue to travel to the provinces where we did not succeed in the second round . god willing, we will come at the right time when our beloved governors will be able to reach a stage in their work so that the people's concerns will be done in the regions. we would like to offer our greetings and courtesy to you and our dear people, and also to announce that the work that was expected of them has been done . dear scholars, as a minority of students, i would like to offer to your service, the honor of the cultural issues of cultural identity and the preservation of this identity with all the communication and the world of information and communication that exists today . it didn't affect the electricity, the telephone, an

i know, i said no government, i'm not saying it's a government, i'm saying it's a government , it's a non-profit, it's a government. look, you're saying now, for example , that our schools are non-profit, not that mr. majrizad is a legislator in the section under article 114 of development, and also in the law on the protection of teachers and industry activists. desti raises the issue of the fund in its 8th article otherwise, in fact , the legislator, mr. dr., is a non-governmental legislator in the law establishing the fund and the law adding new duties in 1396 to the issue of the fund, when he has not entered into the issue of what form and image the fund should be, and put this in the hands of the executive branch. given by the executive branch based on the rules based on the fact that the statute is approved. ministers who can help the fund with its tasks in the matter of rehabilitation and restoration . the legal institution is actually independent and recognized as a non-profit institution affiliated to the ministry as a non-so-called non-governmental institution. this point is

the government employee satisfaction system was launched so far, about 920,000 employees of the government have been issued with these krs and we are trying to issue these krs for education and training for all the teachers, this is another step of the national media for media justice in the parliamentary elections, the election debates of the parliamentary candidates. in 200 channels of the palestinian resistance's response to the american plan to release zionist prisoners , we will not accept the unilateral terms of the zionists, the official complaint of 500 lawyers from the zionist regime to the international court of justice. provision of working capital for production units by issuing a special deposit certificate with interest rate 30% from tomorrow, the central bank announced that the banks will supply these bonds for 7 working days and design and produce the virtual science laboratory software of the daneshmanian system to perform all the tests of the elementary science books without the need to attend. children can experiment first in the virtual space and then go and do it in th

did you tell the uk government _ required. did you tell the uk government of _ required. your - required. did you tell the uk| government of your intention required. did you tell the uk . government of your intention to required. did you tell the uk - government of your intention to make the announcement at 3:20pm?| government of your intention to make the announcement at 3:20pm? i am certain it would _ the announcement at 3:20pm? i am certain it would have _ the announcement at 3:20pm? i —n certain it would have been known. i don't know whether i specifically said... again, i don't mean this to soundin said... again, i don't mean this to sound in any way politically adversarial. you know, i have a duty to communicate, this was a device we were giving the public. however the public meant to know what we were asking them to do if i didn't tell them? in scotland, if i didn't tell them, or in the rest of the uk, if other leaders didn't tell them? my expectation at the time was that borisjohnson would have already spoken out is that cobra meeting. the media, the public on tha

now , why does this and vice versa affect the government?see, we are not the first country where the government wants to sell its surplus land. a group of immigrants left and took lands that were not inhabited until now or were the original inhabitants of s. dosta and wanted to hand them over. there were 3 different models of the way they took. in relation to radio waves today's world is very important, this is an asset that the government creates that you can use radio frequencies for internet, radio, private televisions in that country. there have been three methods, and this is the method in iran. the method is that first they measure the eligibility, they say who can actually use this property, or whoever comes and offers the highest price , they give it to him. this method is because discovering the price is a very complicated process, usually in america, where a lot of expertise was done. they sold it and questioned the political system so much that what does it mean to choose the lottery method? the government then said that i am not

in order to eliminate the government completely , why do we have a government at all, why was the government formed , what are the duties of a government, the duties of the government. apart from the supervision, should someone else who is not a producer accept and transfer it? just a few years ago , when this government came to power , we had an 8-article decree of the president. go out of production, but you should not go out of market supervision and regulation, except for the duties of opinion. mr. doctor, you are the master of marketing , if the supply is sufficient, the market will grow it is set automatically, it is not a rule that you should do when the supply is not enough, i will tell you, we have enough supply now, not too much, but why is there so much desire to give a car. in god, 200 million tomans, in the market, it is 400 million tomans, a car that i am driving now is near my door, the price of the car was 480 million tomans , i bought it for myself from the market for 960 million tomans , why did i want a car because it was not available, that's why you if they let the car m

also, in terms of government facilities , what should the government do?nk facilities and help the private sector and the people, but this is the issue here. we want to restore 2,000 government buildings belonging to our trustee in the whole country. they are all undergoing restoration , i always told them that it was a failure. now, what has happened in these two years? how many buildings have you handed over ? do you know what the problem is because we do not understand the components of the so-called income and the components of national interests. we don't want to assume that 200 buildings will be restored because they belong to the people, they belong to all people, but the market of tehran does not belong to all the people, except for who owns the bazaar of tehran, it is a private property, but these 200 buildings that i want you to hand over belong to the government, let me tell you. let's hit 200 buildings. i say that if this is restored, what is the role of the national development fund for the other infrastructures? i say that when i am in charge

and in this government , the government has done its job in line with the fact that it has identified the protection of people's rights in the constitution, which here in order to take better care, we have to present a bill to the parliament. i don't know if this parliament will live to approve it. well , it has been submitted to the parliament . yes, it has been submitted. it has been announced that the bill has been received. do you think that follow-up is necessary from your side , follow-up from our side? yes , it should be prioritized. he was in the special committee to investigate the unrest in dardi behesht 1402 , and i am also a member of that committee. he emphasized on the people's right to protest and the right to establish assemblies , which means that the government is really ready for the government . the government has done this legally , and the government will definitely be persistent, but the parliament also agrees that the parliament is almost silent after the next election. can there be an election now? of course, there is also a budget law, maybe from april onward

the government of egypt. this is an unprecedented acquisition, and it has never ever been levied against a sitting member of congress. never. and for good reason. it opens a dangerous door for the justice department to take the normal engagement of members of congressb with a foreign government and to transform those engagements into a charge of being a foreign agent for that government. i want to address the accusations as they relate to me, but i don't want you to lose sight of how dangerous this precedent will be to all of you. let me start by describing my history of taking adverse positionsto the government of egypt, my defense of human rights, democracy, frn my stinging -- and my stinging criticism of human rights issues in egypt. throughout my time in congress, i have remained steadfast on civilights defenders in egypt and everywhere else in the world. if you look at my actions related to egypt during the period described in the indictment and throughout my career, my career is consistent in holding ea

most days in government. _ commitments? most days in government, that _ commitments? commitments? most days in - government, that is absolutely the case. there will always be element of prioritisation. igraffith case. there will always be element of prioritisation.— of prioritisation. with this event not have been, _ of prioritisation. with this event not have been, the _ of prioritisation. with this event i not have been, the circumstances, given— not have been, the circumstances, given the _ not have been, the circumstances, given the evidence we have heard about _ given the evidence we have heard about the — given the evidence we have heard about the extent of the threat, something which should have been prioritised — something which should have been prioritised more than it appears to have _ prioritised more than it appears to have been? — prioritised more than it appears to have been?— prioritised more than it appears to have been? , , , �* , have been? possibly. i'm genuinely nott inc have been? possibly. i'm genuinely rrot trying to _ have been? possibly. i'm g

if governments react that. the keynesian pattern by trying to inject which will enable these people to be employed. then i agree with professor friedman that all you get is faster and faster inflation and and that, if you like is caused by the but the government is a proximate of an original instability that is there and there's nothing in professor friedman's which would correct that inherent contradiction or flaw in classical western political economy. you and i. peter, i want to ask you one question of do you deny that big government plays a large part in the rise of big capital and big labor? i think that interactive i once said big, big capital causes big labor causes big government, causes big failure. and that is the tragic story in 20th century we have to unravel that. if start that root with big government will be wrong. big government causes big capital costs. big labor costs. i don't i don't think historically that's what's happened. but you and are agreed we don't want big government that's what i d

the uk government ministers are getting i government ministers are getting involved _ government ministersgetting | involved on us media, often to be backing _ involved on us media, often to be backing up — involved on us media, often to be backing up the _ involved on us media, often to be backing up the american - involved on us media, often to be i backing up the american government when it— backing up the american government when it is_ backing up the american government when it is facing _ backing up the american government when it is facing internal— backing up the american government when it is facing internal problems i when it is facing internal problems and internal— when it is facing internal problems and internal debate. _ when it is facing internal problems and internal debate. i— when it is facing internal problems and internal debate. i think- when it is facing internal problems and internal debate. i think that'si and internal debate. i think that's going _ and internal debate. i think that's going to — and internal debate. i think that's going to come _ and internal debate

let me tell you the same thing about 97 governments. this was a discussion, and then those main brands also left our country , that is, we did not come to say that we should have a ban, they left the brands that the letter that was written to the leadership and hazrat agha shahrivar 1400 came in response to that letter. and a serious discussion it happened while there was a very good economic growth in the household appliance industry . it happened that a number of manufacturers wrote a letter. do you approve or not? our discussion was that we do not require any interference we do not agree with the government , including that it is not good for the well-being of our people. see, the well-being of the people is a slogan and its realization requires a plan . economy is also a science. government intervention should be limited to certain times. whenever the government enters , we do not agree with this. this is a point. what you say is that government intervention should be limited. this is a statement all of us, according to our interpre

it's agencies across the government. in fact, now every single cabinet agency has done some work with tmf. >> all right. there's some work on the sensitivity of americans health information. has any resources been dedicated to solving that vulnerability? >> yeah, protecting folks personal information is a high priority. i can look into and get back to you on what projects we've worked on with hsf. >> i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. the chair declares the committee in recess. the committee stands in recess. [inaudible conversations]

i have received nothing, absolutely nothing from the government of qatar or on behalf of the government of qatar to promote their image or their issues. the government's principal allegation of what i supposedly did to qatar was to support a senate resolution. this resolution was sponsored and introduced by senator graham and co-sponsored by 11 other bipartisan senators, posted on the senate foreign relations committee agenda and passed by voice vote. now, what was that resolution about? the resolution sponsored by senator graham and 12 of our colleagues on both side of the aisle thanked the qatari government tore assisting the united states military in evacuating american citizens and afghan refugees from taliban rule and then they referenced some press release that i made. well, a press release says in one sentence i am glad to see our friends and allies in qatar to be moral exemplars by accepting afghan's ultimately seeking safe haven in the united states before being forced to escape for their lives. that's one thing i said about qatar, the rest is a call for international cooperati

he has a minority in parliament, he has a minority in the provincial governments and in the mayors, how is he going to govern by decree with a subterfuge looking for ways to fix the law and kind of dictatorship like fuji's in the end, these are questions that time and the argentinian reality. answer, but we are all looking forward, more so to the neighboring countries such as chile, bolivia, etc. brazil, for sure, and uruguay. what is going to happen with the immigration of argentines, who are going to look for new places, new expectations of life, where in addition, the conditions are also bad, están malas, qué ha pasado, qué queda? what happened? what's left? argentina becomes a colony of the united states who is going to give away its natural resources to north american companies, such as lithium, right? they have recently approved a special law in this regard that protects the interests of the americans, the property of americans. without doubt, at the same time, it has come into contradiction with its main contributor. in foreign currency, more than 43% of it, that is with the peop

the government to do it.s government should do it. it is not the will of the supreme leader , it is not the will of the constitution, nor my logic and logic. i do not accept anything . handing over in the form of a management contract for a certain period to create rail and handing over in the form of rent on the condition of ensuring that it reaches income. thank you, mr. vazdashti . you are in favor of this method of handing over. two models have been proposed. mr. nejad does not say that the government should come and give a loan so that a series of buyers who are empty-handed now, for example, can buy or, for example, have a management agreement, in this way. let it work this way, which one do you agree with? i. before i answer your question, then let's see if the priority from the day this discussion was raised was to solve the problem of afc or to hand over . you did not respect the time that you lost, and the ministry of sports did not show any sensitivity at that time. contrary to mr. olyaei's opinion

where was the government's budget deficit financed during the past years from the government's access to the central bank's resources or banks, which led to an increase in the monetary base and an increase in liquidity. and the inflation that i mentioned today, unfortunately, has become a structural problem in our country's economy, so what should be done, it should be distanced from the volatile oil revenues to stable and non-inflationary incomes, on the other hand, everyone believes that oil income is an income from the capital of this country. to make the country run is like a family selling its capital to spend on its current affairs. well, this capital will eventually run out, so we must take the oil income to invest and generate income for the future generations of our country. again, from this point of view, we should use the income oil for the destruction and conquest of the current emirates of our country and the current affairs of the country i recommend stable and non-inflationary incomes. in fact, let's do this from this place , and the most important thing, as you mention

government -- we need it that is what government can do. all hands on deck moment. more with secretary rice. i tell all of my students there's nothing artificial about the field of artificial intelligence. machines do not have independent values or human values. and america is a country that leads in our value. not because the government told us, it is because the citizens of america hold those values together collectively. it is all hands on deck for innovating this technology. all hands on deck for designing our values into technology, and for us as educators, the next-generation ai business leaders, government leaders. not necessarily english and spanish or anything else, but bilingual in terms of technology and social policy, humanistic understanding. i'm so sorry for this conversation to be over. we've had pearls of wisdom, deep insight from those at the frontline. we've had a breaking news and call to action. thank you all for squeezing that into the short time we have together. [applause] [indiscernible] [inaudible conversations] [in

only the american government has decided to overthrow the arbenz government in guatemala, that is, it calculated, implemented, and came to a conclusion , it is called a super power, that is, a super power that makes a decision, and there have been few cases where this super power has not been able to, like vietnam, but now it is very strange that this super power can't achieve its goal against such a small government that is under complete siege. not one day, one week i haven't heard the secret from you yet, i gave an example myself, but look here, naturally, we have a resistance bloc, and gaza is a part of this resistance bloc . the americans have had this experience with other components of the resistance bloc before, including yemen, and having the same example with yemen is another good example. you see, with yemen and 8 years of power in several regional governments, the united states is still there with the help of the united states, because with the plane, in fact , the american sarkhistan plane, the american advisers with all the facilities of the american satellites are still

create a new government of technocrats, and this government should be professional, be in dialogue with letters, with business, to give, well , very, you know, correct answers to these challenges facing ukraine today, otherwise, today we really have very huge risks of a decrease in support for all government institutions, because, well, society is obviously entering such a period depression, a difficult war continues, all this is very difficult, and at this time to watch the nightmare of business and what... is happening to journalists and the absolute inability of the authorities to respond to economic challenges and the like, society is not ready, and that is why our position of our political power, in order to strengthen the legitimacy of the government in the conditions of martial law, must through the reformatting of the majority in the parliament and the creation of a government of national salvation, and this is not about chairs, there is absolutely nothing to divide, it is about responsibility and professionalism. thank you, ms. irina, mr. oleksiy. government without elections,

we have negotiated with the government in good faith. they put— with the government in good faith.easonable arguments— meet that we should have reasonable arguments for our amendments. we have those _ arguments for our amendments. we have those from a leading case. we want to _ have those from a leading case. we want to see — have those from a leading case. we want to see what the government had to say, _ want to see what the government had to say, because we desperately need this biii— to say, because we desperately need this bill to _ to say, because we desperately need this bill to work.— this bill to work. have you heard from anyone _ this bill to work. have you heard from anyone in _ this bill to work. have you heard from anyone in government - this bill to work. have you heardl from anyone in government since the voting began? h0. from anyone in government since the voting began?— voting began? no, i think we've only 'ust voting began? no, i think we've only just finished. — voting began? no, i think we've only just finished, so _ voting began? no, i think we've only just fin

, , ., good old-fashioned rummy with the uk government?— government?vernment? this is an expression of frustration that we were _ government? this is an expression of frustration that we were not - government? this is an expression of frustration that we were not able - government? this is an expression of frustration that we were not able to l frustration that we were not able to manage the pandemic at this point in time in the way we wanted. i mean, a good old—fashioned rummy is a language i would really use but you know, is meat needed to have the argument in public. there were a lot of things in the pandemic we did not have the arguments in public, a lot of things the uk government did something or didn't do something and wejust let it go. something or didn't do something and we just let it go. i something or didn't do something and wejust let it go. i particularly felt this issue of fellow when we wanted to apply restrictions on furlough was ending was materially important to the handling of the pandemic. it was a hindrance to our ability to handl

we have something new coalition of the government. at that point we have 3 parties which are quite different. the social democrats wanted to have some sort of programs. the greens wanted to have a climate saving problems, the programs so called and the liberals didn't want to uh, the higher the texas. so spending more money without getting more income. and they just, uh, the solution was that the financial missed of finance, which was the shoals the time i suggested this kind of tricks in the task and they end up in the budget. so uh, without these budgets tricks which no, um, what canceled by the, by the court. maybe even the government in germany wouldn't have come to part because this, this tricks with the base of the financial base of the plans for this government. so this is a quite complicated, long story. all right, we're gonna leave it there. thomas roper author, and the war correspondent, thank you for your time. thank you. bye. international experts are meeting in new delhi to little over what's been called a crisis of inter

for the first time, the british government gave the republic of ireland the right to vote in the governanceof the north ireland the agreement was an attempt to improve security cooperation. between great britain and ireland and to give some recognition to the political views of catholics in northern ireland. the deal failed to immediately end political violence in northern ireland. the coalition government envisaged in the agreement never became a reality for many years. however, the agreement improved cooperation between the british and irish governments, which was key to the good friday agreement 12 years later. personal friendship between president ronald reagan and margaret thatcher has often been described as an ideological soul mate. they shared a philosophy of free markets, low taxes, limited government intervention, and strong defense. in 1982, thatcher and reagan agreed to replace the british navy's polaris missiles with american trident missiles. regen became the second foreign leader to appear before both. chambers of the parliament. reagan supported the falklands war and approve

that's what government can do and government runs public schools and teach civics i fully agree that really this is an all hands on deck moment. >> i cannot agree more with both secretary raimondo and secretary rice. i tell all my students there's nothing artificial about the field of artificial intelligence. machines do not have independent values.in machine values or human values. america isn a country that leas in our values, not because the government told us. it's because the citizens of america hold those guys together collectively. so a it is i totally agree it is all hands on deck. it's all hands on deck for indicating this technology. it's all hands on deck for designing our values into the technology, and for us as educators the next generation ai leaders, business leaders, government leaders will be bilingual, not essentially english and spanish or anything else, but bilingual in terms of technology and social policy, humanistic understanding. >> i'm so sorry for this conversation to be over. we've had of pearls of wisdom, deep insight from those who are at the front lines

one view that our government governing body has, that is, the government body , specifically from thesident to the cabinet and in government bodies, and one view of the concept of law and legislation, which naturally the legislature and the parliament can have, i find this view deeply disturbing. see the government of the concept of passwords or the legislation in the field of passwords . which is approved in the government body, which is explicitly from the rule of disclaiming responsibility from the government as the government's decision to take a position on the legal status of the secrets welcomed means what, obviously, in the civil society of equal government , the sentence is really offensive, even the writer of these lines can say that if the customers or those who deal with cryptocurrencies themselves accept the riskiness of this phenomenon, they should commit themselves that whatever they do to themselves of course, whatever happens here, they themselves are involved in it, the government does not have support, the government system does not help, nor does it take responsibi

the government spokesman announced. the complete transfer of supervision and regulation of the country's market to the support organization and the proposal of the government to increase the average salary by 20%. for someone who is on the minimum wage or whose salary is lower, the government can give him a salary increase of, for example, 30%. purchase rate approval. the guarantee of wheat in the pricing council is 1,750 tomans per kilo of the minister of agricultural jihad. this price has been set to support farmers and is in line with the world price. martyrdom of 163 palestinians in the last day and night attacks by the zionists, grounding the war machine of the zionist occupiers in the south and withdrawal in the north of the gaza strip. with the intensification of the conflicts, life returned to the ruins of juvalia camp with the retreat of the invaders . thank god that life continues. god helps us . already here, the success of the basic knowledge in localizing the laser positioning device with the ability to ide

this is by no means official government policy. this is the vision of the defense minister and there are other opposing visions within the current government which we can perhaps a get to later. this is also not the detail plan that the united states. israel's closest ally has been calling for. this is more like a broad vision with very broad bullet points and things that we have heard already from the is really government. so that's how much will no longer be in control in the gaza strip. after that israel would maintain security control. but that when it comes to the governance of a, the lives of postings in the gaza strip, the that would be left to a palestinian bodies. there's no detail as to what he means by that. he didn't specifically mentioned the palestinian authority, which the united states had because sort of mentioned in conversations about the proverbial day after that a revitalized and reformed palestinian authority could possibly at take a charge. he also mentioned that a multi national effort would have to be mobil

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essentially, we've ended up with no government. so the, the, the rhetoric in say, someone like donald trump is a government is evil and that we should get rid of this evil bureaucrats. but the fact what has happened is there are no smart bureaucrats. there are no experts in government of the state department, i mean essentially, into the trap administration under, on peo, the whole role of the administration wants to get rid of all experts. i saw that it was, decisions can be made by consulting firms representing multinational bags and corporations essentially, and billionaires and their strategic team. so this is how government is taking place, the united states. and the solution is yes, exactly. start to get some form of government again, and would you have people long term who have expertise, who's feel of their responsibility is not this or the rich, but this are the people bullying a civil service and general service was based in the british civil service system and the american civil service system was exclusively based upon

i'm speaking as a member of the government for the bill, notl of the government for the bill, not int this. my lords, the united kingdom has a proud history of providing protection for those who are most in need through a provision of safe and legal roots. since 2015, we have offered over half a million people safe and legal roots into the united kingdom. through our afghanistan, ukraine and hong kong roots. this includes over 28,700 refugees, including over 14,000 children via a former refugee resettlement schemes. these established resettlement schemes play a key role in the global response to... of course. ijust wanted him to clarify his opening remarks. is he saying he is speaking to this house as a general government minister and not in his capacity as a law officer, or did i miss hear him? your lordship heard me correctly. the convention that relates to noble officers, whereby we do not divulge whether or not our opinion has been sought, nor do we divulge the content of that opinion. and it was in order to clarify my position that i was not trespassing upon that convention that

is he going to govern by decree with a subterfuge? these are questions that time and the argentinian reality will answer, but we are all looking forward, more so to the neighboring countries such as chile, bolivia, etc. brazil for sure, and uruguay. what is going to happen with the immigration of argentines? money from from sales of state companies, and then what remains? nothing, how are you going to carry out his management by increasing repression as he has done? do not forget that he has demanded the payments of $75,00 to the popular organizations that have raised the current protests in argentina. this is black and white, i'm eduardo artes. hoy día vamos a trabajar en profundidad sobre las causas. deeply discuss the causes and consequences of havier malay's election, how was he chosen, what was the background and what are the results of the views and interests of the workers? salidas que hay desde un punto de vista popular de los intereses de los trabajadores, porque estamos con today we are with a high-ranking syndicate leader.

where should the government or the government help us? if, for example, i come, then inflation is in my control. it's not a question of housing, the cost of which is not in my control, i understand that it is not in my worker's control, in fact, but we are eating the wood , and when the worker is injured, he will not be able to work. i am also injured in the workshop. this is the discussion that before we continue the discussion, if you agree , i have prepared a report from my colleague in the welfare and cooperation group of sada and sima news agency . asghar ahaniha, representative of employers in the supreme labor council. determining the regional minimum salary of workers is a legal task that was blocked and ignored in the last 20 years. the labor law emphasizes two issues: wages for different regions, wages for different industries, and the determination of regional wages instead of the same minimum wages for all. the basis of this law has been raised. ali khodayi, a labor member of the supreme labor council, based on article 41 of t

on the shoulders of this government. these friends who were here, some of them may have been in the government, and in that meeting they told you what the weight is, sir. and you can't give me the amount of dollars and the monthly salary. i want to say that, for example, our brother mr. hashemi talks about poverty and the poor. it's very interesting. well, my dear, during the rule of your thinking , they said that the poor people need to be developed, so that they should be crushed under the wheels of the throne's development, and this should not be done. now we claim that the poor and others are correct, but the one who claims that at least he does not have this thought, look at the contradictions mr. president, who brought up the issue of sanctions , who can say that sanctions are effective in our society. there is no one who can say that it does not have a negative effect. there are that sanctions have very destructive and negative effects. where did the sanctions start? since fitna 88, the time has run out. i also sa

the government could handle those events much better. it's strange and they could have prevented the decrease and collapse of the market. how the inspection organization comes as a trustee and invites the industries that are suffering from this resolution is seen in the budget. there was a food ceiling, it was not bad that this happened , the organization was inviting the activists of that area of ​​that document , they would come and set up a mechanism for this story and prepare themselves, but unfortunately, due to the lack of transparency, a series of institutions started selling and later it became clear that i asked my dear friends from the organization what happened and they said that friends in sudan and are identifying the investment in sudan and are identifying profit in khorhad . the trust of the investors will be taken away. it seems that the government should not do this the branch interferes and i told you that this system of supply and demand is collapsing , these things happen. there are special stocks, indexing stocks , d

on the other hand, those in favor of government intervention in pricing say that if the government considers this market as a monopoly market , they will suffer if the government does not intervene. ok, the final consumer will suffer the most . be a special companion of the higher debate program so that we can talk more about this topic with the guest of the program. well, in this part of the above program, mr. mohammad reza najafi manesh, the head of the component makers' association, as well as mr. mohsen, are present. mohammadi hasanlui, an economic expert , an economic expert who is in favor of pricing, as well as mr. najafi menesh, who is against pricing. you are a car dealer look, now cars are being produced all over the world, not in iran. give an example of a country whose government has interfered in pricing. we are the second. or not, now suppose we are very innovative, we started this work, give an example of a country that came and was influenced by us and said that what was done in iran is a good thing , we should do it too , we have no examples in the world, so this is a work c

stop—go government will not work, _ deliver. stop—go government will not work. and _ deliver. the union. , , . ., ., sea border could be game over for the union-— the union. this is a matter of the dup keeping _ the union. this is a matter of the dup keeping their _ the union. this is a matter of the dup keeping their word. - the union. this is a matter of the dup keeping their word. they - the union. this is a matter of the l dup keeping their word. they told us, sirjeffrey donaldson signed with me a solemn pledge of an unalterable position of rejection of the protocol. now he is accepting the protocol. now he is accepting the protocol. now he is accepting the protocol. he is accepting that gb under the protocol is to be treated in trade terms as a foreign country and that all these eu laws are continuing to apply. that is a climb—down by any means, and a climb—down by any means, and a climb—down of significant and adverse constitutional consequences. and that is why sirjeffrey donaldson, instead of crowing about a fictional attainment, should be hanging his head in shame for

so that's the secret governance. well professor face, trish, you are painting a very oppressed this picture for all of us, but i think there was one very uplifting message in our discussion and it is the democracy. true democracy of stars within yourself, within your own family, within your own community, the way how you are treating life in general. this is a matter of personal conscience that no secret service can control. and i think this is a great freedom that all of us have. thank you very much for being with us today. and thank you for watching culture, sir. again, on walter part, the garage of business services, the screen of the most do i just need to see what was the key at the washington state. the rules of guys has to phone up, send 2 professional and video people or the list of all of a huge, but they use the hello cindy and slam. the reported suspension of funding my nearly a dozen western countries to the un released and works agency coming off the as well things. some of the organizations stuff were i

also a dynamic government . in fairness, in this regard, don't move on the sidelines. go back to the text, because these cases have been put on the table of the government of the islamic republic of iran and its thoughts. he is still waiting daily to see what will happen. reformists while welcoming the statements of supreme leader of the revolution but it seems that the addressee of his warning and request for maximum participation and holding competitive, free and fair elections of the government assembly and the guardian council is rare. why instead of revising and correcting the wrong laws and policies of the past that caused the creation. the people, especially the young generation, and to turn them away, no practical action is taken, instead , they all mobilized to declare that everything is a hoax, and contrary to the real and existing atmosphere, it is declared that all tastes and representatives of political currents are present. by implementing itself and solving people's problems, the government can ha

it was my last government job. so i worked in not the, you know, i worked actually in the headquarters not far from here. around the corner from here, and i know then just the amount of contractors that governments now is not just the department of veterans affairs, but the number of contractors that you have doing duplicate works. you may have 3 different contractors working for 3 things. different companies focused on, let's say, communications meaning writing, press release is. this is where the government spends is money. but if i could add an agency that i believe is wasteful in that spending. and in fact, research reports have suggested that very thing is d o. d, which is why we have this conversation now where congressmen they don't even know where the money that we sent to you. crane is going, there is no accounting for any of that. because when he comes to our military industrial complex, no questions are ever asked. but you know that these defense contractors are making money hand over foot because of wha

and the government up until 1932. the law, the courts, the society always sided with business, always sided against working people. therefore, i would argue that both economic actually and in terms of repressing the attempts people to assert their freedom, our government, prior to the rise of the welfare state in this country was more or less owned by business. milton friedman michael harriot to nursing the hole in the barn door and he's not looking at the barn door itself. the plain fact is, during the whole of that period when our government did intervene from time to time and mostly to do harm, i agree with him that government intervention was in the main not a good thing. tariffs example on the other hand throughout that whole period government spending, federal government spending, central government spending never was more than 3% of the national income it was trivial. the land grants, the railroads were a minor. i'm not i don't approve of them. i'm not saying they were a good thing, but they a very minor factor

of the reliability of the saudi arabian government . also, we've heard from the economy minister of a topic saying that, so you are really a, has a particular role in the region that it can bring stability to the region. and these are all arguments that a point to the fact that germany sees saudi arabia as reliable and with the country improving. the sale of iris team missiles are other deliveries now likely to follow to saudi arabia as well at the moment to be officially confirmed. delivery is of iris to use. these are missiles that can be surface to air or air to air. we know that sonya reba uses them from aircraft from the euro fighter jets, and the saudi government has said that they have been use, for example, to shoot drones coming from a for the health or reports of yemen. and we know also regarding the euro fighters, these are jets that are produced by a court of european countries, including germany, the u. k, spain and italy. and germany had been blocking and has been blocking the delivery of also these euro fighters to saudi

the government of iran, the international justice system requires all governments to support the victims and deal with international crimes. do it in the doctrine of the responsibility of supporting it in fact, it can be interpreted that responsibility protect is a comprehensive general commitment that governments should deal with these international crimes, which are a violation of the rules of international law, including legal confrontation, and the sterilization of iran had the same international obligation, but more and earlier than he also had internal obligations. iran is a country that , since the establishment and establishment of the islamic republic of iran, the issue of supporting the world's employees has been discussed in its constitution, but he said, "you promised, and he fulfilled it. we discussed the issue of supporting the world's employees." before 2005, when the idea of ​​liability protection was proposed we had it in our legal system, but unfortunately, in these 40 years, we never had legal activism as we should have, maybe in the position of supporting the world's

in the remote was the government is inclined to critical ends, the government government, also a feeling diplomatic solution for the conflict didn't okay. now it was painted in the light to that ukraine, and people hate the hungry and government because hunger, e, supposedly does everything to make ukrainians lose the war. do you think this is the true sentiments of bond? ukrainian people towards would have passed all which is again, what do you in your weapons, the key if you know, i don't think it's the meaning of the people, the most uh, savings. most of the people who are in also wanted to have a beef that i'm not interested in this. well, you can see and invest on your drum and a lot of men, a flight. so i will call you me and the military service they came to germany, they came to get me as i came to a friend to poland, drive the country, is because i don't want yourself in disagreement allow me to fight against the russian for donation. is that the shows that the people out, not as a government does the just the, the government, the, the small entity towards and this government of