she will be arrived vs she will be reach

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• During the consultations, no mutually agreed solution could be arrived at.
• During the consultations, no mutually agreed solution could be arrived at.
• Mr Barroso hoped that a "precise mandate" for settling the institutional impasse could be arrived at by June 2007.
• Mr Barroso hoped that a "precise mandate" for settling the institutional impasse could be arrived at by June 2007.
• Even now, she may be arrived in the nursery, throwing kisses upon her son.
• And so the morning came when Vicky's husband-to-be arrived from New York.
• Where, nevertheless, a decision cannot be arrived at by consensus, the matter at issue shall be decided by majority vote.
• However, agreement on common indicators is quite a difficult issue and could not be arrived at in time for this report.
• The decision must be arrived at honestly, under the ground rules to which we previously, in 2002, firmly committed ourselves.
• I cannot judge in advance the result to be arrived at by the Council.
• It is my hope and desire that, if this route is embarked upon, a solution acceptable to everyone will be arrived at.
• During the consultations, no mutually agreed solution could be arrived at.
• The overall priority grading of each product group should be arrived at by discussions and consensus within the EUEB.
• I hope that at the end of the long process opened with our vote today, new standards will be arrived at which are severe but realistic.
• Mrs Schreyer, I believe that the timeframe is indeed sufficient - if the time taken up by the summer recess is included - for constructive solutions to be arrived at in due time.
• The amount in respect of the claims shortfall shall be arrived at by multiplying the difference betwen the two ratios by the earned premiums for the financial year.
• The amount in respect of the excess claims shall be arrived at by multiplying the difference between the two ratios by the earned premiums for the financial year.
• The Commission expressed doubts regarding the sale and how the sales price would be arrived at.
• Where a decision cannot be arrived at by consensus, the matter at issue shall be decided by voting.
• An estimate of the variable D.11144 for the reference year could ideally be arrived at with the help of guidelines from International Financial Reporting Standard 2, 'Share-based payment'.

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• I think she will be able to reach Abel.
• If you do not take the trouble to check her, she will soon be beyond the reach of amendment.
• It will not be REACH-free in the Commission, but we will have a REACH-free agenda in Parliament.
• Normally the Commission should first submit a Communication presenting the guidelines or objectives/goals to be reach followed by a Council Decision and an opinion of the Parliament.
• Reach parts others can't reach.
• It better reach the right verdict.
• They are essential to reach the Kyoto objectives.
• Murdered rival cartel leaders to expand his reach.
• You overestimate your reach and influence.
• Reach right into a kid's bedroom.
• Submarine Project Alexandria can reach an Evora to 22.
• All workers must reach weekly quotas.
• To help you reach your full potential.
• Will reach barricade in two minutes.
• We reach millions of people's lives.
• All personnel have 30 seconds to reach secure locations.
• The forbidden fruit is finally in reach.
• I couldn't reach anyone here.
• Hopefully before they reach critical mass.
• Ability to reach safe distance may be compromised.