According to the law taken from the German Editors Law from 1933, the NDH journalists were required to be members of the Croatian Journalist Society and of Aryan descent.

Originalno je ime Lukea Skywalkera zapravo bilo Luke Starkiller, a ime četvrte epizode Adventures of Luke Starkiller, as taken from the journal of the whills, saga I: The Star Wars.

The photos are from a few hours ago, taken from my window..

The problem is believed to be in the tempature of the fuel samples taken from the cars of Williams ' s Nico Rosberg and BMW Sauber ' s Robert Kubica and Nick Heidfeld

The temperatures were taken from Formula One Management data that is shown on page three of the circuit s timing screens

According to that report, taken from the Internet, the unusual story happened in a Muslim country in Asia

Step 3: Copied all ttf fonts taken from Windows fonts directory to the newly created TrueType directory

Basketball on TV is taken from the following TV stations: TV Slovenija, TV Koper, Šport TV, HTV, TV Crna Gora, RTS Srbija, TV Vojvodina, TV Avala, TV Fox and Eurosport2

Fuel samples taken from both cars of both teams during their pitstops in Sunday ' s race showed temperature degrees outside the permitted variation

2. Only sounds that are generated at the start of the compositional process or taken from the artist ' s own previously unused archive are available for sampling. The use of, ordering and manipulation of noise-sound is to be held as the highest priority in composition

You look like a photograph of yourself taken from far far away.

Children taken from parents and adopted to meet ministry targets

It is to Madame Justice that i dedicate this concerto.In honour of the holiday that she seems to have taken from these parts and in recognition of the impostor that stands in her stead

Somethings raped and taken from me... from me

You know when you get old in life, things get taken from you.

Either the air temperature probe was in the sun (air temp should always be taken from the shade) or it was not calibrated correctly

The Americans claim that DNA samples taken from the captive relate to that of Saddam Hussein.

The following passage is taken from a treatise written in the early 12 th century by the Cistercian abbot Bernard of Clairvaux, on behalf of the fledgling Knights Templar.

Readings taken from destroyed Iraqi tanks in Basra reveal radiation levels 2,500 times higher than normal.

They were taken from many different ethnic groups who spoke many different languages and dialects.

Taken from Voprosy istorii 1988 - 04 - 30 VPI-No. 004, pages 174 - 180

I better better better not see this, Better better Better not tell: This was taken from the Spooky Kids portrait out-take song Magick8Ball.

An example of such case can be taken from Delphia Yachts which presented its new model, the Delphia 44, at the 2004 boat shows in Düsseldorf and Genoa, where more than a dozen of these yachts were sold on the spot

Now he and his colleagues say both of these earlier efforts were flawed and greatly underestimated genetic diversity, because the whole had been assembled from a hodgepodge of DNA taken from several individuals

So the troops that were assembled to fight the armies of Mahmud of Ghazni were all taken from non-Aryan populations, and made honorary members of the Kshattriya, or warrior caste, and allowed to wear their battledress and emblems

The Pannonico Pazyryki, (taken from the name of their common sacred place, in Central Asia) opened the Silk Road, through the Dzhungarian Gate, at least 2500 years ago.

The other theory to the origins of this word has been taken from the kanji used to write the word in Japanese.

Many people think the name was taken from IBM (because H precedes I, A precedes B and L precedes M alphabetically).

The test sample shown was taken from the digging area informally known as " Knave of Hearts.

In-flight after 5 minutes temp data is taken from the ADIRU ' s