We do not have the infrastructure to take part in a global event of this magnitude.

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What teachers are being told not to do is to take part in more than three lesson observations a year (where senior or other staff sit in on lessons), attend meetings outside of the normal day, prepare more than one written report to parents and cover for absent colleagues.

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"Strike action will not help us do that, nor will it help employees who will not be paid for the days when they take part in strike action, " it added.

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Do they want to take part in this defense or not?

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Organisers of the Twenty20 Champions League say teams will only be allowed to take part in the multi-million pound event if they do not use players who have featured in the rebel Indian Cricket League.

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However, the team have opted not to take part in next week's test and instead will do some private filming with tyre supplier Pirelli, who are replacing Bridgestone in 2011.

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Community councils take part in consultations during the planning process although, of course, they do not decide whether to reject or accept plans.

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He insisted he did not take part in the disorder and had tried to leave the area twice but had been unable to do so because of police action.

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"All of the various 'studies' of voting equipment are just that--studies in an academic environment with unfettered access and do not take into account election procedures which are a crucial part of conducting an election, " the statement reads.

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