Signatories to the convention agree to institute the necessary legislation to prevent abusers of power from reaping the rewards of corruption. |
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It's all about taking a break, assessing your situation, and reaping the first fruits of your hard work. |
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We were, quite literally, reaping the rewards of ignoring the judicious practice of crop rotation. |
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The scandalous CEOs have pushed us too far, and finally are reaping the whirlwind of public fury. |
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Those people should be made accountable for their actions, and I look forward to them reaping the whirlwind from the New Zealand people. |
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Sadly we are just reaping the rewards of the wholescale sell-off of the UK utilities industry to overseas investors. |
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She lived and worked with a family of peasants, cultivating the field, planting crops, reaping the harvest. |
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Last year, while fellow sweet-cherry growers were reeling from the financial blow of low yields, Kendell was reaping an impressive harvest. |
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And what you see each time is that the men were reaping all the fruits here. |
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It's loosely based on the parable of the sower, so we have three images, a man ploughing a field, a man sowing seed and a man reaping a harvest. |
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Farming is the major industry in the area, and the challenge of reaping a harvest from this soil is a fearsome one. |
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Its economy was based primarily on millet, harvested with polished stone reaping knives, and on pigs, cows, and goats. |
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Meanwhile, the US Navy was reaping a rich harvest from its years of wargaming. |
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All the other farmers in the area eventually sold off their land to developers, reaping hefty paydays. |
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Zimbabwe is reaping a bitter harvest sown by a previous health minister, who declared there was no connection between HIV and Aids. |
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Less than a year into his hard-won presidential mandate, the president is reaping a bitter harvest of popular discontent. |
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Is the Cabinet finally reaping what they have sowed after not living up to the above promises? |
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Those making the shift to resource reinvestment are not just doing good, they are also reaping profits. |
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Councillor Sultan Ali said other authorities were reaping the rewards of using counselling services with children. |
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Today we are reaping the rewards of our rich heritage through the tourism trade. |
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The earth is sacred, and no ploughing or sowing or reaping can take place without some religious rite. |
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The theory is that over time, you end up paying less for a stock while reaping the benefits of its appreciation in value. |
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Shellfish is a sustainable fishery and the trawlermen saw that, called it a day and are reaping the rewards. |
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Both carriers and shippers are reaping real advantages in the form of multilane contracts. |
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He arranged two lines of men with flails, clubs, pitchforks, sickles, and reaping hooks. |
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The riverside bar can not have been cheap to open, but the chain is more than reaping its reward now. |
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In summer for the wheat harvest, everybody was given a reaping hook to work in the fields. |
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He's proud that the young player stuck with it and is now reaping the rewards of his hard work and perseverance. |
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Today the coal miner's daughter and descendant of Daniel Boone is reaping the rewards for her stick-to-it-iveness. |
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Boat and outboard engine manufacturers were not alone in reaping benefit from the new salmon fishery. |
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With the power gone the large military force easily overthrew the small base, reaping it of all life. |
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The Foss Basin is always a safe bet at this time of year and pike anglers have been reaping the rewards of a patient approach. |
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Here in northern Afghanistan, for the first time in four years, the rains didn't fail, and these farmers are now reaping the benefits. |
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Soon our swimmers are at 100 kicks and we are reaping the benefits of strong legs in other strokes such as crawl and back. |
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Although the top game makers are reaping profits, China is not all fun and games. |
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One Irish artist reaping the benefits of our rekindled love affair with decorative excess is Clodagh Hendy. |
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The team watches the success of its efforts from another room, not privy to reaping the benefits firsthand. |
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It appeared students who had done their groundwork over the year were reaping the reward for their efforts. |
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Know that the person of whom you are jealous or envious has done some good deeds in the past and is now reaping the fruit. |
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Their focus was more on reaping benefits from the exploitation of African labor. |
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We enjoyed every bit of their piggy-ness and now we are reaping the rewards with a freezer full of the very best ham, bacon, sausage, and kielbasa in the world! |
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In effect they act as regulatory arbitrageurs, reaping the rewards of fast-moving financial markets without the burden of the regulatory controls that banks face. |
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He practices directing as antithetically and abusively to the author's intentions as perversely possible, reaping kudos from benighted reviewers and audiences alike. |
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We are supposed to be living in an age of disintermediation, but the way it's generally being carried out, I don't think we're reaping any benefits from it. |
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The vintners ignored my advice and now they are reaping the whirlwind. |
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Technique, as always, is crucial to reaping the fruits of your labors. |
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The US invented basketball, and are now reaping its harvest. |
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We are now reaping a bitter harvest from that which was misguidedly sown, again and again, since 1955, and continues to be sown to this miserable day. |
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It simply compromises on quality as piracy is all about quantity and reaping as much profits as possibly can from the tireless efforts of artists. |
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But I am now reaping the rewards of this effort in this trip. |
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Holding worker costs down and reaping the gains of a booming stock is what CEOs do, and American CEOs are very good at it. |
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Businesses who dabbled in e-commerce during the boom are now reaping the rewards with more than half now making a 20 per cent return on their initial investment. |
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I was reaping the benefits of all of the good foundation work of concentration, meditation and contemplation that had been given to me at an early age. |
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Late February to mid-March is the ideal planting time. An early start improves the odds of reaping a good harvest before summer heat shuts down fruit production. |
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Privilege can be a hard concept to get a handle on, especially for those who are immersed in it and reaping the benefits. |
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But Redhefer seems to be reaping a rich harvest from the public deception. |
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Its prescient move to develop the Android operating system is reaping benefits, as it dominates the smartphone market. |
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Hundreds of thousands of tourists flock to the area each year and despite the recent slump in tourism local hoteliers are reaping the benefits of Sundberg's visit. |
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Folks, we will reap what we have sown, and we have sown seeds of immorality and unrighteousness and we are reaping the havoc and consequences of our actions. |
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Apple is reaping the benefits of being a massive company with a supply-chain specialist, Tim Cook, at the helm. |
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He said that if I had nothing to hide that the I would have such money by reaping the bounty from my lands and wouldn't mind paying these taxes straight up right now. |
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But it will not stop the mentally ill from reaping carnage because the proximate cause of their carnage is disease, not hardware. |
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This political instability slowed down the processes in the country and created distrust among our foreign partners and today we are reaping this harvest. |
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These negative forces were unleashed on us at a most inopportune time, when the country started reaping nature's rewards in the form of an abundance of oil dollars. |
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The success of the Zig-Zag rolling paper brand in the UK is reaping rewords far distributor Zig-Zag. |
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Tai Chi instructor Marie Paulinus had been reaping the benefits of the Eastern art for 25 years, after a bad car accident. |
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The research is reaping data that engineers can use for designing better protective barriers for areas at high risk of snowslides. |
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In Tripura, which has been reaping the peace dividend, the people are looking forward to greater development and prosperity. |
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He had invited Destiny to sweep him up in her reaping, by placing himself in the ambit of her scythe. |
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Sun come, Moon come, Seed time, dry time, fog and rain, Sowing, growing, reaping, resting, Sun come, Moon come, etc. |
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Smuggling is also reaping huge financial dividends to criminal groups who charge migrants massive fees for their services. |
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The railways did provide opportunity too with one Riverside company selling their reaping machines as far afield as Syria and Australia. |
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Because of its cheap production values the album is reaping Duffy substantial financial benefits. |
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In the later 1690s Rewse became a successful thief-taker, reaping large rewards for the capture of Jacobite conspirators, clippers, and coiners. |
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They are among many UK independent food traders who, 12 months on, are still reaping the benefits of the horsemeat scandal. |
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Combines also perform the reaping operation at the same time. |
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However, both fore-handed and back-handed cutting motions were effective for reaping dry wheat, as the stalks partly broke and partly were cut by the blades. |
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In her film Addicted to Sheep, Magali Pettier added clarity to a woolly subject by raising the profile of hill farming, and she's now reaping the rewards. |
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Well, we're sorry to say but your disdain for social media overshare might just be the thing that is stopping you from reaping the benefits on the scales. |
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Leicester City summer recruit Shinji Okazaki says he is reaping the benefit of changing his game to adapt to the demands of Premier League football. |
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A better approach to creating management discipline and reaping productivity gains from information technology is through the establishment of specialized IT infrastructures. |
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At the same time, he has laid out various opportunities to the emerging nations in Africa, Latin America and Central Asia for reaping the benefit from the Chindia story. |
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Mountain View Joinery is reaping the benefits of receiving expert one-to-one business support through the Welsh Assembly Government Regional Centre Service. |
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Speaking to Gulf News over the phone from India, Mitra said Pujara was only reaping the benefits of the unstinted passion for the game that he has always shown. |
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