standard. most states use a good cause standard or discretionary standard. that's below probable cause. and people get -- can you get arrest warrants, you can arrest people for specific intent crimes just based on the objective words. that is plenty of evidence of the intent -- plenty of evidence of the intent of the actor. even at the higher standard of probable cause for good cause i don't think that it should be an issue. as we have said, as i said in my opening, there are many states, over 20, that have for the threat statute have a subjective intent standard. for stalking there are 14 states that have an intent standard and three more that have a recklessness standard. there is no indication that even when it's baked into the stalking statute that it presents an issue for getting civil protective orders. >> i want to follow up on that in two respects. one on the civil protective order side. you are not suggesting, i don't take it, i want to make sure, that the mens rea that we typically re

and environmental standards. of course, in relation to gasoline, it refers to euro 4, euro 5, the global standards that were approved in 2004 and 2005, in terms of the amount of sulfur, in terms of the amount of benzene , in terms of the amount of rising, in fact, aromatics , the amount of similar compounds that determines the index how much gasoline do we produce? 40 will produce million liters of gasoline in the next day and god willing, 11 of our development plans , which will be completed in 1402, god willing, the engineering works will also be completed, and it is highly likely that the construction of a new gasoline production unit will begin, which will be about 10 million to the country's gasoline production capacity from these 40 million cars that we produce are with different standards and it is in the same euro5 standard, and the line is better than 150, the most important indicator that is in gasoline is the discussion of sulfur, 60 gasoline, euro 4, when google is under 50 vpn, euro, how many times b

you rely on the reasonable cient standard. reasonable persons standard. how would you -- and youid mention that the senr uld have been desial. how would you monitor the distance between a reasonable recipient and a deluon recipient in establishing your context? mr. weiser: the reasonable recipient ensures i referenced earlier tousce gorsuch it not be an egg shell defendant. havingdiyncratic characteristics. it's in the position someone was in, what would a reasonable person perceive vis-a-vis it being an expression of physical violence? justice thomas: you're putting a lot of weight on that. i think that's why you're gettinsoany questions about intent. it's as though that demonstte the -- how the recipientee, whether or not it is to be considered a threat. and you said that the recipient is not eggshell. but how ulyou determine that? mr. weiser: the way you determine that is if somne said, i specifically as a person have these particular characterists at are more idiosyncratic, they wouldn't count. as to the use of the standard, this is athe court uses in

standards and those standards that heavily— standards and those standards that heavily been exposedf big _ for being able to absorb those kinds of big settlements. i think it has paid a _ of big settlements. i think it has paid a billion out when it comes to the phone — paid a billion out when it comes to the phone hacking claims that were very prevalent here. and rupert murdoch— very prevalent here. and rupert murdoch has never been necessarily afraid _ murdoch has never been necessarily afraid of— murdoch has never been necessarily afraid of settling quickly if he needs — afraid of settling quickly if he needs to be and if he can be pragmatic about these things, even though— pragmatic about these things, even though it _ pragmatic about these things, even though it comes as a shock today, 'ust though it comes as a shock today, just as _ though it comes as a shock today, just as the — though it comes as a shock today, just as the juries were selected, we sort of— just as the juries were selected, we sort of have — just as the juries were selected, we sort of have seen repeated dela

the standard deduction as it sounds is a set amount you can take. it varies with that filing status. if you are married, filing jointly, you get a larger standard deduction. if you are single, you get a standard deduction that is worth half of the married, filing jointly deduction. then, you can weigh whether itemized deductions are better. that seems like the interest you pay on your mortgage, any charitable deductions -- charitable donations you make throughout the year, state and local taxes limited to $10,000. you add those up and you would see if they are larger than your standard deduction. if they are, you know itemized. if not, you go with standard. from there, you continue filing your taxes. those are some of the complicated things people have to grapple with when they file taxes. we do tend to see that most people rely on tax prep software or going to a tax preparer because ta

standard.ure, our teams need to train more, well, such post standards, you mean exactly the post the standard is the same for kryvbas, so the post standard is directly indirect from the standard to the standard. well, how many more moments can we talk about? minai didn’t use it after the standard because the score was 2:0. and let’s talk about the kyiv match dynamo vs passes and here the standards were over and dangerous and passes could at least revive the intrigue at the end of the match just episodes from the prete field volodymyr sharan's team created at the end of the match after the standard provisions well, even after the match viktor skrypnyk talked about what vorskla still has there are always some moments of advantage there, even the last round, we remember the defeat of ultra against alexandria, but their women had a great score. problems and the indices that are very revealing are an element . effective is the northerners, who are now the best scorer. well, this is a moment. and the

standards . what we'll be doing the labour is outcomes differ between when you say about to control the well the other thing is in signing this deal we have given the whole idea of taking back control is that we've actually given over to corp lobbyists the ability to hold our government to account in very secretive courts. we already know from the cptpp members such an acronym that that there are something like 64 cases against governments. you've got the in you've got a canadian who is now taking a case against the biden administration for the cancellation of the key line axle line because of the environment damage. so, you know, you're giving corporate entities huge amount of power in this deal there's situations have been true in trade deals going back for years and years have been narrowed in their scope in recent deals not widened. so that's that's actually more protection in the uk these are secretive courts, so we won't have any say in the agreements on standards of pubuc. agreements on st

we will have to agree to high standards. we to those high standards. diverge as much as, those areas as, say, because those areas that have high standards, we will have to sign up to that because this is just about trade. earlier about trade. you spoke earlier about the european union , the the whole european union, the cptpp is just a trading group. yes, that's all it is. that's what we want . if we yes, that's all it is. that's what we want. if we had yes, that's all it is. that's what we want . if we had that what we want. if we had that with the eu, we have stated it. but there is a price to pay and you can be made an price to pay in this. we've also made a consumer price to pay, in my view , in that we're lowering view, in that we're lowering standards in the, for example, evidence for rights to give you evidence for rights to give you evidence . so, for example, we evidence. so, for example, we will have you've basically sold out our farmers, the british farms. again, as you did in the australian trade deal . what we australian trade deal. what w

in your second buct u have grooming standards. let me take you back to situation like the one in abercrombie. you have an employer who generally prohibits employees fr wearing anything on their heads. but muim woman says i am required for religious reasons to wear a scar o--car everybody on my head. this hreupbgs up with the issue of the reaction of co-workers. suppose that the employer gets a fierce reaction from co-works when it says it's inclined to provide an accommodation for that muslim woman. what would you make of that situation? gen. prelogar: i would pnto the eeoc guidance which directly addresses this point and makes clear that mere cworker grumbling or resentment or overt hostility to religious practice and expresonn the workplace is not it itself n be recognizable intoed harhi only when the-o acome days is creating the concrete burdens on the co-workers changing 24eur terms. justice alito: suppose the employer -- employees quit. this employer accommodates muslims. so we are quitting. it has more difficulty hiring peop

standards in terms - peoples priorities guesses that the higher standards in terms of - higher standardss of threshold _ higher standards in terms of threshold for— higher standards in terms of threshold for his _ higher standards in terms ofi threshold for his resignation. welcome back. the justice secretary and deputy prime minister has gone, but he has not gone willingly. in an unrepentant resignation letter today, mr raab said he wanted to "keep his word" — that he would stand down if the report found against him — but he claims the process was flawed and that it sets a dangerous precedent. we will dicuss that further tonight, with our panel the global trade expert rebecca harding and from california, republican, lanhee chen who was policy director for mitt romney's presidential campaign. and we could hardly have a better panel, for our deep dive tonight, into the profound changes we are seeing in world trade. there is new global map that has emerged since february last year, on which countries are dividing into two distinctive trading blocks. what does that mean for you and me. also

standards in terms - peoples priorities guesses that the higher standards in terms of - higher standardsgnation.

well , the standard post is directly indirect from the standard to the standard.w many moments? you can still to speak minai did not use e-e exactly after the standards because with a score of 2:0 we will still talk about the match of dynamo kyiv against mynay and here the standards were one and dangerous and mynay could at least revive the intrigue at the end of the match just episodes from claims on volodymyr shiran's team created goals at the end of the match after the standard provisions. well, even after the match, viktor skrypnyk talked about the fact that vorskla always has some moments of advantage there, even he remembers the last round his defeat in 03 against oleksandria, but for their woman there was a great score. but vorskla had some kind of non -realization. well, in fact, there are huge problems with the implementation of this index, which is a very revealing element. in the first part, we paid attention to the fact that vorskla e- it is the team that is the leader in terms of this indicator xg, however, with re- and a good attack and good football

based on the reviews of these mandatory standards which must be in accordance with the standards legal action for the health of the people and respect for the current conditions of the honorable people has not been accepted. the spokesman of the judiciary also announced the approval of jamshid sharmahed, the leader of the thunder group, in the supreme court of the country and said that after the delivery of the court order , the executive actions of four major manufacturers of regular motor oil will be taken. they will only supply motor oil to trade unions that have direct access to sam adalat sales platforms within the next three weeks. it distributes the discussion from these possible manufacturing companies and has newer prices except for registration in the system . the solution of their colleagues in the meetings is the right way to improve the exit from the current crisis, and we will discuss them with the authorities of this country. to achieve the desired result, a new package aid to ukraine worth 2 billion euros, which is considered the largest support package for this country

let's start with the old way, which is what i call the standard story. the standard story tells. us american history starts in 1776 with the declaration of independence, the declaration articulates the fundamental american of equality with the startling new proposition that all men are created equal and the american patriots fight for that ideal and the revolution. they make it part of our higher law in the constitution written in 1787 and our since then has been a moral less steady progress towards realizing this ideal. now the standard story admits we've fallen short, but we're moving forward. and you can look at key moments in american history, where americans come together in the name of this ideal and it guides us forward. 1776 of course with the declaration 1863 with the gettysburg address. when lincoln tells us that america is dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. in 1963, when luther king calls on us to rise up, live out the true meaning of that phrase. so that's our fundamental principle guiding us since the beginning. three important structural po

plus standard charter profit tops estimates. the latest bank to benefit from raising interest rates. we will speak shortly with the cfo. first we start with breaking news. earnings coming out, a notable miss on the profit margins for the first quarter coming in at 31%. the estimate had been for just under 32%. likewise, they are lowering their expectations or operating margins when it comes to the second quarter for nine i frs, they are about 30% to 30 point 5%. additionally the revenue is also a miss when it comes to x fs. so it is a miss when it comes to -- something all are struggling with in this environment. roche earnings coming in, a sizable beat when it comes to sales. 15.3, the estimate had been for 14 point 9 billion. pharmaceutical sales also a beat . diagnostic sales a miss, and at the same time it confirmed their 2023 outlook. we will also speak to the road ceo about those earnings at 7:40 a.m. london time. don't miss that. the continued fallout from concerns at first republic bank, shares tumbling 50% yesterday. th

standard or others. the first question presented just says whether or not the test applied in hardison is an appropriate test. eir interpretation of undue burden. we don't have to address the second issue, do we? >> certainly addressing the question presented one will solve 90% of the problems. we do think the court should answer question presented two because that establish the -- establishes the yardstick against which the quantum is going to be answered. there are sevenner eight circuit courts that said an undue hardship on an employee or co-worker is itself an undue hardship on the conduct of th business. we believe this court would appropriately advise those lower courts tt that's not correct and that the correct metric is the conduct of the business. >> tre might be -- there are differences between a.d.a. cas, u.s. e.r.a.as pregnancy work act cases. they alyo a diskreet category of villes. title vii has a broader scope. i'm wondering if that's the sort of issue we needo address here when we -- seem

in your second bucket you have living standards. so, let me take you back to a situation like the one in abcrbie. you have an employer who generally prohibits employees from wearing anything onheir heads. but ausm woman says i am required for religious reasons to wear a scarf on my head. and this links up with the issue of the reaction of coworkers. suppose that the employer gets a erce reaction from corkers. when it says it is inclined to ove in accommodation for th muslim woman. what would you make of that situation? >> i point to the eoc guidance ich directly addresses this point it makes clearha mere coworker grumbling, resentment orve hostility toward religious expression in the workplace is not itself to factor into undue hardship. instead coworker facts are relevant only when the accommodation is creating concrete burdens on t coworkers that's materially changing their terms. when the nature of the coworkers to satisfaction is ar facts and accommodation is provided, the guidelines made clear not hardship and instead it's onl

standard oil california when the standard oil trust was broken up. headquarters and home has always been in california. we've been around for 143 years and we made the first discovery in the middle east, first discovery of oil in saudi arabia, among other milestones. a long history of the world reflected in our company. david: if i go to a gas station to get gas for my car, is there really a difference between the oil that chevron may have produced, is that gasoline pretty much all the same? mike: there are specifications, minimum standards that have to be met from products. then what you find is that different companies either exceed those by more or less than others, and also we have special additives. we have a wholly-owned additive company that manufactures an additive called the techron that has a special chemistry to keep engine parts clean. as engines get more sophisticated, you can have carbon deposits that can affect performance in your cylinders, your injectors. techron cleans that up better than others. david: so if you're driving along an

there is a section of the standards that says departments may ask for an exception to the standard and you know narrow circumstances. and so we are developing a waiver perform and process to dictate had the narrow standards will be and grant exceptions as appropriate -- and that is also in the implementation working group. there has been several engagements. and planned in the future with departments so -- there was an introduction web near in october of 2022. as to -- teach everyone about the specifics and dive a bit in the issue of digital accessibility. aquaint staff and diameters on plans for reviewing content had that plan was due in initial 22. and -- we also are planning digital services and mod webinar on procuring accessibility services. what an accessibility vender is and how to assess for strong venders that is coming on april 26. and then digital services have how to conduct an odd and i walk through what tell electric like the importance of conducting an audit and second low what it looks like to conduct an audit and come least the forms we create exclude remediate the con

use these standards. and so use the russian standards. they are quite acceptable. as i said, in terms of quality, the requirements are quite close to international ones. add more yes, i need more add please. dear colleagues of the central bank indeed, a lot of work has been done. i have been interacting with the central bank for a long time and i know all the conditions under which it operates, but at the same time, such a quick reaction, such a depth of reaction and such a lot of work that was carried out not in the reporting year, but in previous years showed how wise the correct position was taken by the leadership of the central bank and thanks to this, our mega-regulator allows the country to work calmly and provide financing and activities for the population and enterprises. thank you for attention. thank you, anatol gennadievich dear colleagues, let's move on to the question, but first of all, it would be right to say, that's what, uh, we really have a large number of representatives of the business community of the banking community during the report today.

you mentioned the evening standard earlier. evening standard, appointed by evgeny lebedev, who also appointed you editor of the independent. i was going to ask a mrs merton style question, if you don't mind, which is what was it that first attracted you to the multimillionaire? lebedev and indeed, what attracted them to you, do you think? i'll tell you how we met. which was when i was the editor of tatler, and he came in with a pr female and they wanted to know whether they could we would cover a party they were giving. and so i brought them into my office and the woman said, we're doing this in with a michael gorbachev. i went, do you mean mikhail gorbachev? and she went, whatever. and i said, that's amazing. and then with yevgeny, who was then 28, dark glasses, young manjust said, finally someone gets it. so i then said we wouldn't cover it. the shoulders drooped. i said we'll co—host it with you. so they gave me a big budget. we had the first russian charitable event in the uk. and that led to me being a trustee of gorbachev

for refineries have not been revised since 1985, should those standards change? have long considered the national standards for refineries to be out of date since the 1980s, and in california we have taken on the responsibility to protect water, and we don't wait for the federal standards. to protect the san francisco bay, for example, the san francisco bay regional water quality control board has long included water nullity permits that we issue, they are significantly more stringent than federal standards. these include limits on toxicity and selenium limits that are set i the board to make sure we are protecting the delicate ecosystem of the bay, which we know needs protection and a lot of improvement. the bay has suffered. we need to make sure we are protecting it as much as we can. when refineries do not comply with limits and permit requirements that we are setting in laces like the bay area and elsewhere across the state, the regional boards have right a bit of discretion to take enforcement action, to pursue tees and referrals to the attorney general's of

oil trust in the latter part of the 1800s, and then became standard oil of california when the standard trust was broken up, our headquarters has always been in california. we been around for 140 three years and really a part of world's history. may the first discovery in the middle east, first discovery in saudi arabia, among other milestones, and a long history of the world really reflecting our company. david: if i go to a gasoline station and want gas for my car, is there a difference between the oil that chevron might be producing in one of your competitors? that gasoline is all the same? mike: there are specifications, minimum standards that have to be met for products. then you find different companies either exceed those by more or less than others, and also, we have special additives. so we have a additive company that manufactures and additive called textron that has a very special come -- chemistry to keep engine parts clean. as they get sophisticated as tolerance get thinner, you have carbon deposits that affect performance in your cylinders. tech run clean up. david: if you

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ha-h ha is not a standard. in your republican elephant ame. >> that's going back to justice jackson's point. you said it's not just about source. what else is it about. >> okay, on your elephant example inms of an idea you had t copy. on consumer survey they captu because consumers areumb or confused about the law surveys pick up the real world marketplace a judge with bias and analytical won't reprent the person. the reason we have surveys is amazing. jeme had a case involving teen girls underwear and he said you have to be kidding me. i'm a man andveryone on the court is a ima and couldn't someone do a survey and they we born. that was in 1948. it's rich t trash them because they cameut to helphem. it's not on their inconception. your example onhe t-shirt. if there is a surve of 15%. i also heard that 50% wasoo low. if they had a rule please d not have briefs that likely misleading. if you want to say advocates and sa it's okay and 20% of judges found it receptive. >> that's the basic problem is the percentag

if something meets some standards. in my country, as a citizen of belarus , i care that what i have in the country is in line with my standards, my expectations and mine. this was discussed last week in the palace of independence on friday, alexander lukashenko immediately accepted with great conversation judges of the highest judges and the cis countries, and then awarded the judges of the supreme court of belarus, which turned 100 years old, and in his speech lukashenka spoke about the priority of national interests and the interests of the citizens of his country. renounced attempts to break something crumble. we are aware that we are standing on the shoulders of giants before we have done a lot in judicial construction. we went this way to improve , we did everything thoughtfully without total adoption of foreign experience that we did not need. with all our dictatorship with you in this regard out of five, two and four thousand inmates at the beginning of my presidency today, 20. 24 that's the whole dictatorship,

i wanted to say this, they are the same state standards.lude there also that there are all the possibilities in order to make your standard. you see, there is a second. we are sitting together, representatives of two universities that can make their own standards, and i have realized the possibility of creating our own educational standards in pirogov's ernima . do you have an additional exam or just the unified state examination, well, you know medicine is such an area, where it’s better to have so many exams oh, how is it just to finish two words, that it’s a sin for us to complain, we have our own opportunities to create standards, as we want and , in general, everything is in your hands, i can say that we have implemented that what we want, but we have the opportunity with you, but on the other hand, standards are necessary, because up to some points we even reach this level of those universities that could not do this and the success of the soviet educational system at one time, when you took people who didn't could read, but you had a

ah, a push it back against new policies that control greenhouse gas emission standards cool, and the current credit ranking system with everything was said under the orders i was in my into all the 90 percent is a lie. before the wagner group, i just said he was a black lab by a human rights group. to tell lies about the russian military a reporter they agreed to receive, while the $800.00 civilians killed in just a few days. a very welcome to you from the anti r t international news saying we're coming to you live from much that i think a lot of the top of the founder is government pushes back against what it describes as neo colonial is policies by western agencies that they take their own environmental agendas. there is a danger that the logs and their application will be decided by small click of western agencies. this is a form of new colonialism. we need to push back against it whether into 20 or any other platform. so we hunt on jesus sarielle, there is the member, wendy else, prime minister, i mean, the more these f economic advisory council basically saying there has an issu

joining us live now is a standard's reporter -- the standard's reporter, garrett lahey.hat are they saying about charging at airports? >> both the fbi and the fcc are sending out warnings, and they did so around the easter holiday, advising travelers to stay away from the public charging ports used the charges cell phone. these are common in airports and shopping centers. the issue is that you could potentially have onto your phone that could lead to bank accounts or other personal information being compromised. kristen: so, ok, public places, we are also talking about transit i imagine, are you talking about starbucks or places like that, too? >> i actually don't for sure, they didn't specify in their warnings, but i would say that, as someone who is may be traveling, if you see one of these public chargers, it is probably just safe to not use it and try to bring your own charger, something you can trust. kristen: is there any way to detected at that point of charging -- detect it at that point of charging? >> the fcc mentioned in a warning in october of 2021, they ment

the organization of standards and mandatory standards were revised and a new standard was created. the south, which dried up, is an industry in our automobile manufacturers , which has been overtaken by these measures in the area of ​​quality. some of the better quality has been absorbed, and the car has reached 100% . this city has a way to get out of this process without quality. the car that after the line and some of our car manufacturing complex, even though we have domestic production, for some reason , they tried to take advantage of the opportunity to import and we have to pay with you. and we have big numbers like this, but how much does this mean? how much is left 317 thousand and five hundred items they took their goods 1000 items 4000 items like us 317 you could have made a lot of mistakes in the variety of cars and variety 559 million we at the beginning of the era 317 should have an accurate estimate of the volume of smuggled goods in the market in some way, and he has not used this opportunity, he can use the standard and accepted word to do this, and he has been acc

we have double standards.ational institutes of health, federal science agencies now put the triviality of sex and race in awarding science grants. we're destroying our competitive edge and we're asking for a civilization to mediocrity at the same time china is racing full speed ahead promoting meritocracy making sure the most talented students have every resource available to them and we're dismantling gifted and talented programs and we're saying if you're gifted in math you don't get to take calculus or even algebra until you're 11th grade pause because it might have disparate outcomes. do not tear down standards. mike: here is president biden's take on equity. let's play it. >> this corrosive, destructive and it's costly. it cost every american, not just who felt the sting of racial injustice. we're not just less of a-- we are not just a nation of morally deprived because of systemic racism. we're less successful, we're less secure, we must change. we need to make equity and justice part of what we do every

what if we don't like the standards? we represent the public too and we have a higher authority in this higharchy. are we sorry you should have gotten your word in earlier like any member of the public to the sanitation and streets commission or no, we have a shot of reviewing that policy and possibly modifying it? >> i would just piggy back on again and thank you for the clarification around the role of streets and sanitation. you can't clean without money and resources so it goes back to very basic think, it seems they are missing some authority or need to come get maybe delegated authority. not sure how that works, but seems they can only do half their work. >> so, what i just heard you say mr. tom is that the-they set the policy. these micro policies. i don't want to call micro policy, because they all very important, but standards and then i believe this is what you said, then they are implemented by us and that's exactly the opposite of what my prior understanding of this was. granted, it is limited, but-even thoug

if something meets some standards.s a citizen of belarus , i care that what i have in the country is in line with my standards, my expectations and my tea.

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lets turn to imagine the evening standard and you editor of the london evening standard.you, do you think? you like i will tell you how i met which was when i was the editor of tatler and he came in with a pr female and they wanted to know whether they could, we would cover a party they were giving. bud whether they could, we would cover a party they were giving-— party they were giving. and so them into my office _ party they were giving. and so them into my office and _ party they were giving. and so them into my office and the _ party they were giving. and so them into my office and the women - party they were giving. and so them into my office and the women said i party they were giving. and so them i into my office and the women said we are doing this with... and i said, jamin micheal gorbachev? i said, thatis jamin micheal gorbachev? i said, that is amazing. and he was then 28, dark glasses, young man, just said, finally, someone gets it. i said we would not cover it on the shoulders droop. i said, would not cover it on the shoulders droop. isaid, will co—host would

even standard in cars. kia and hyundai manufacturer in other countries like canada and the carmaker's chose not to at make anti-theft devices a standard feature on their cars. tiktok video started popping up showing people how easy it was to steal these vehicles with a screwdriver and a usb cable. we're experiencing a one to 2% of our stolen vehicles hyundai's and kia's to 38%. authorities say the car makers have not done nearly enough to address the issue on their own, which is why they're calling for the mandatory recall. the software updates that they've offered up to now they are not sufficient. first of all, the updates will be available for many vehicles until june. in the meanwhile, cars are vulnerable to the fact that we're seeing. those software updates are not available at all. for approximately 600,000 hyundai owners. plus additional key owners, an unknown number of key owners. but we believe a significant number cars impacted were manufactured between 2011 2022, the national highway traffic safe

states, it is completely nato standards that are used by the northern alliance but we must understand understanding of nato standards should be understood and considered is a certain set of normative documents that are implemented in order to quickly make decisions and be able to cooperate with different divisions of the same alliance that all countries know how to work . - we lose the same situation 15 times. if it turns out very well for us, we choose 3-4 options , after these three or four options, the one that is the best, we write it down and make a standard operational procedure for ourselves. recruits who come to us already have the best practice that led to victory and study it, that is, we do not force them to study , there is a certain standard to which everyone comes, but then we take each situation, enough fighters who have already been in the garden study , implement and provide this to the evidence, we pass it on to our great igor, thank you for your work , your brother. convey our congratulations and we wish success to everyone who joins and to the charter of the secret

companies have an opportunity to compete, but also that the safety standards, the security standards, and the cybersecurity standards for electric vehicle integration are worked out and are robust. so, our technical expertise as i mentioned in terms of administering federal procurements in the important challenge ukraine is facing and dealing with its request from all other countries, from every region in the country, every town in the country, all the different projects, requesting support, how do you coordinate that? how do you prioritize in that? how do you assure the flow of funds in a transparent way? those are all the things aren't apartment has been deeply engaged in over this past time. >> and what is that going to maine to the grid load -- mean to the grid load and the need for materials and what have you? we are coming close to the end here. i want to let mark have an opportunity to make final remarks and wrap things up here. >>>> roger, on your comment abot supply chain's. my view is that if the crisis has taught us 10 lessons about supply chain's it has taught us 100 lesso