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the parliament s leave to | move | a motion to bring forward |
whether he can help to | move | business forward the minister for |
partnership build on that work | move | forward and make the 21st |
the housing sector before you | move | forward and trigger further additions |
tried to suggest that we | move | forward at a reasonable pace |
the commitment that we will | move | forward business transport links 3 |
amendment commits us only to | move | forward but i want to |
means he kin help us | move | forward dimps move forward forward |
help us move forward dimps | move | forward forward ti what ti |
the executive is trying to | move | forward however it has to |
however it would be a | move | forward if in the draft |
as something desirable and a | move | forward in dealing with infectious |
there has been a significant | move | forward in the paper which |
it is considering how to | move | forward in those areas it |
others to ensure that we | move | forward of course there must |
future we are determined to | move | forward on a broad front |
most usefully be done to | move | forward on some of these |
needs if it is to | move | forward paragraph 2 of the |
hope to be able to | move | forward shortly creative industries 2 |
way in which that can | move | forward simply to say that |
and called for europe to | move | forward that is still relevant |
and payment how do we | move | forward the current examinations diet |
of information from which to | move | forward to further investment resourcing |
on which we can all | move | forward was there a cabinet |
mutualism that allow communities to | move | forward without control or direction |
that it was important to | move | matters forward i hope that |
forward work programme we shall | move | on to item 6 annual |
funding so that we can | move | the arts forward rather than |
inclusion agenda they aim to | move | the economy forward and employees |
could be identified who would | move | the matter forward early in |
bringin this guy in wid | move | us forward sings wur off |
main accounting thrusts behind the | move | away from local authorities towards |
and the bill attempts to | move | farming towards sustainability not just |
will also be able to | move | in oral expression towards the |
account with the proposal to | move | towards a single budget that |
of literary scots as the | move | towards a standard scots is |
it is time that we | move | towards abandoning that fund but |
shall support any and every | move | towards an inclusive scotland however |
that lies ahead as sips | move | towards community planning it is |
that there will be a | move | towards enforcement how will we |
practice and to support the | move | towards international regulation of tobacco |
yesterday we are underpinning the | move | towards joint working pooled budgets |
work in partnership we can | move | towards much more radical policies |
why will the executive not | move | towards our position why is |
results of that investment the | move | towards outcome agreements between the |
through the statutory instrument would | move | towards reducing the effects of |
to help transcribe a token | move | towards self access english and |
it would be beneficial to | move | towards setting out to the |
lobbyists now but we may | move | towards that for clarity the |
connexions between languages as we | move | towards the 20thc we see |
writers of histories tended to | move | towards the elaborate continental style |
committee i am willing to | move | towards the executive to a |
they do that we should | move | towards the restoration of the |
1973 noticed that speakers often | move | towards the speech of their |
such that the stock should | move | towards the target adult population |
extended fallowing periods however a | move | towards those practices is important |
orders for a member to | move | a motion or an amendment |
intrusive surveillance or sources i | move | amendment 1 christine grahame south |
repeals with the schedule i | move | amendment 1 the convener i |
to support the amendment i | move | amendment 1 the deputy minister |
by the parliamentary draftsmen i | move | amendment 10 michael matheson i |
penalty was not enforceable i | move | amendment 10 peter peacock we |
taken against those people i | move | amendment 104 bruce crawford i |
serve defective building notices i | move | amendment 107 elaine thomson aberdeen |
amendment 107 and not to | move | amendment 108 i would be |
named persons is unchanged i | move | amendment 12 iain smith north |
of the powers concerned i | move | amendment 14 14 30 peter |
out of the courts i | move | amendment 18 peter peacock as |
to qualify the obligation i | move | amendment 19 amendment 19 agreed |
his support for them i | move | amendment 2 mr harding the |
deals with the tribunal i | move | amendment 20 michael matheson i |
subject to affirmative procedure i | move | amendment 22 amendment 22 agreed |
i call angus mackay to | move | amendment 22 and to speak |
device itself is located i | move | amendment 25 euan robson roxburgh |
the legislation s provisions i | move | amendment 27 10 00 michael |
amendment 4 michael matheson will | move | amendment 3 and speak to |
to justify in debate i | move | amendment 3 phil gallie michael |
acting in good faith i | move | amendment 30 christine grahame i |
to remove the ncis i | move | amendment 31 amendment 31 agreed |
and 72 the minister will | move | amendment 31 and speak to |
amendment has been lodged i | move | amendment 32 ben wallace i |
and 57 the minister will | move | amendment 34 and speak to |
teams to function efficiently i | move | amendment 34 michael matheson i |
poindings and warrant sales i | move | amendment 4 angus mackay i |
i call tommy sheridan to | move | amendment 4 tommy sheridan i |
if i stop now i | move | amendment 5 amendment 5 agreed |
to support the amendment i | move | amendment 5 ms sandra white |
building warrant might include i | move | amendment 59 amendment 59 agreed |
to take on board i | move | amendment 59 michael matheson i |
gallie will speak to and | move | amendment 59 phil gallie we |
matheson to speak to and | move | amendment 6 michael matheson if |
to support the amendments i | move | amendment 6 peter peacock as |
to do so later i | move | amendment 6 the convener i |
as i say that i | move | amendment 63 amendment 63 agreed |
i invite angus mackay to | move | amendment 63 and speak to |
out that broader role i | move | amendment 67 amendment 67 agreed |
matheson to speak to and | move | amendment 7 michael matheson amendment |
considered to be large i | move | amendment 7 mr jim wallace |
test would be relevant i | move | amendment 75 amendment 75 agreed |
i invite the minister to | move | amendment 79 and to speak |
the list of exceptions i | move | amendment 79 the convener i |
i ask christine grahame to | move | amendment 8 and to speak |
for hearings under section i | move | amendment 8 peter peacock i |
8 a fair wind i | move | amendment 8 the deputy presiding |
ask john scott not to | move | amendment 87 amendment 79 agreed |
have recognised might arise i | move | amendment 88 john scott ayr |
penalty would become due i | move | amendment 9 peter peacock amendment |
she can achieve them i | move | amendment s1m 1584 1 1 |
respond to those concerns i | move | amendment s1m 1584 1 to |
the debate tommy sheridan i | move | amendment s1m 1589 1 to |
and support the amendment i | move | amendment s1m 1589 2 to |
amendment in my name i | move | amendment s1m 2245 1 to |
voluntary sector in future i | move | amendment s1m 2245 2 to |
not just in words i | move | amendment s1m 3078 1 to |
valued not only nurses i | move | amendment s1m 3078 2 to |
hyslop to speak to and | move | amendment s1m 3678 1 15 |
hyslop lothians snp i will | move | amendment s1m 3678 1 in |
the communities of europe i | move | amendment s1m 3678 1 to |
the eu member states i | move | amendment s1m 3678 2 to |
needs to be done i | move | amendment s1m 4064 1 to |
middle aged is independence i | move | amendment s1m 4064 2 to |
income in the census i | move | amendment s1m 459 1 to |
sheridan to speak to and | move | amendment s1m 459 1 you |
i call keith harding to | move | and speak to amendment 18 |
mr sheridan who will formally | move | his amendment he will speak |
the deputy presiding officer we | move | now to amendment 19 on |
support the conservative amendment i | move | that the parliament pays tribute |
i do not intend to | move | the amendment amendment 6 not |
i ask him not to | move | the amendment for a couple |
the deputy presiding officer we | move | to amendment 10 which is |
the deputy presiding officer we | move | to amendment 63 which is |
contains after that we will | move | to tommy sheridan s amendment |
there is no provision to | move | without notice an amendment to |
14 15 the convener we | move | on to agenda item 3 |
186 the convener we now | move | on to agenda item 4 |
accounts bill the convener we | move | on to agenda item 5 |
s budget document before we | move | on to item 3 arthur |
issues if not we shall | move | on to the next item |
in private the convener will | move | that item 6 be taken |
taken in private convener to | move | that item 6 be taken |
taken in private convener to | move | that item 6 be taken |
as its convener before we | move | to agenda item 1 i |
in private the convener we | move | to agenda item 2 are |
financial memorandum the convener we | move | to agenda item 4 which |
2000 187 the convener we | move | to item 5 i ask |
complaints the convener we now | move | to the next item on |
the deputy presiding officer we | move | now to the open debate |
deputy minister for justice to | move | s1m 1559 mr jim wallace |
deputy minister for justice to | move | s1m 1905 mr jim wallace |
deputy minister for justice to | move | s1m 2608 mr jim wallace |
deputy minister for justice to | move | s1m 3826 mr jim wallace |
deputy minister for justice to | move | s1m 3842 mr jim wallace |
deputy minister for justice to | move | s1m 3931 mr jim wallace |
deputy presiding officer we now | move | to closing speeches 16 35 |
the deputy presiding officer we | move | to some brief final comments |
the deputy presiding officer we | move | to the open part of |
deputy presiding officer we now | move | to the open part of |
congratulate hugh henry on his | move | to the post of deputy |
deputy presiding officer if we | move | to the statement we will |
the deputy presiding officer we | move | to winding up speeches we |
now call jim wallace to | move | motion s1m 459 14 39 |
msp minister for justice to | move | s1m 3739 mr jim wallace |
wallace minister for justice to | move | s1m 3930 mr jim wallace |
wallace minister for justice to | move | s1m 3930 mr jim wallace |
might have their rights to | move | amendments restricted the convener we |
are ready for companies to | move | into 11 30 the convener |
helpful the convener we now | move | into an open session do |
agreement the convener we now | move | into private session 10 13 |
agreement the convener we now | move | into private session to consider |
convener i am keen to | move | on are there any more |
b the convener can we | move | on christine we are now |
the convener i want to | move | on michael russell south of |
convener i am anxious to | move | on mr kelly has now |
the convener conceded could you | move | on please bill swann to |
the convener i want to | move | on to a more technical |
poisoning pe474 the convener we | move | on to on going petitions |
name calling the convener we | move | on to page 4 and |
convener absolutely we will now | move | on to section 8 which |
legislation the convener we will | move | on to the consideration of |
the convener we will now | move | on to the emergency planning |
do that the convener we | move | on to the last section |
scotland bill the convener we | move | on to the national parks |
continue the convener we will | move | on to the part entitled |
no the convener we will | move | on to treatment of parliamentary |
ssi debate the convener to | move | s1m 1184 that the committee |
scotland bill the convener to | move | s1m 1845 that the justice |
the convener thank you we | move | straight to members questions stewart |
2 bill the convener will | move | that the enterprise and lifelong |
scotland bill the convener to | move | that the justice and home |
the convener thank you we | move | to questions i will start |
up the convener we will | move | to the wind up now |
for parliament euan robson i | move | motion s1m 2251 the presiding |
funding the presiding officer please | move | to a close brian adam |
presiding officer we will now | move | to decision time members oh |
presiding officer we have to | move | to decision time mrs margaret |
one would probably have to | move | a motion in parliament to |
mccabe i seek permission to | move | a motion without notice the |
to come to parliament to | move | a motion without notice to |
and steve all get up | move | as if in slow motion |
i ask tom mccabe to | move | business motion s1m 1148 which |
will call irene mcgugan to | move | her motion as it is |
will call irene mcgugan to | move | her motion in place of |
environment and rural development will | move | motion s1m 3281 that the |
finance and public services to | move | motion s1m 3353 that the |
i invite euan robson to | move | motion s1m 3683 on the |
environment and rural development to | move | motion s1m 3910 that the |
environment and rural development to | move | motion s1m 3910 that the |
legislation richard lochhead msp to | move | motion s1m 3967 that the |
legislation richard lochhead msp to | move | motion s1m 3967 that the |
mr mccabe i wish to | move | motion s1m 552 because the |
the scottish national party i | move | motion s1m 554 lodged in |
will support the motion i | move | that the parliament agrees that |
curran to speak to and | move | the motion 09 31 the |
business euan robson before i | move | the motion i inform members |
crawford to speak to and | move | the motion you have 10 |
sir david steel we now | move | to the debate on motion |
parliament mr tom mccabe i | move | without notice that motion s1m |
to do tricia marwick i | move | without notice that motion s1m |
heidstanes haes been kent ti | move | an trees ti speak the |
the table stop it move | move | dad ll go mad aff |
tell her to move f1122: | move | f1121: is she no working |
f1121: you tell her to | move | f1122: move f1121: is she |
them all in watch dinna | move | it dinna move it let |
watch dinna move it dinna | move | it let go f1118: [inaudible] |
ower the table stop it | move | move dad ll go mad |
move oh f1113: don t | move | oh dear you fall down |
outside the door don t | move | oh f1113: don t move |
i move ye will i | move | ye [inaudible] hamish [inaudible] and |
in the truckie will i | move | ye will i move ye |
m608: mm f643: want to | move | away again m608: mmhm f643: |
was from stationary going to | move | away and there was a |
the line yiv got ti | move | away fi aw this silence |
it sse help t speakers | move | away frae thi types o |
necessary there must be a | move | away from constant innovation and |
give opportunities for offenders to | move | away from crime whilst retaining |
dimps and cammy get up | move | away from each other steve |
level there has been a | move | away from fictional narrative writing |
of window gordon and sadie | move | away from her to talk |
environment it is important to | move | away from the idea that |
gaelic if we were to | move | away from the languages in |
planning and the need to | move | away from the obsession with |
renting out such properties and | move | away from the sector can |
as such represents a significant | move | away from the traditional linear |
so is that we can | move | away from the viewpoint that |
main thing pompitie starts to | move | away haud on son ah |
pat away lee starts to | move | away pat shouts say yi |
stand down off a stand | move | away slowly f643: it s |
i d have had to | move | away to say up tae |
officer mr george reid we | move | to decision time there is |
officer sir david steel we | move | to the members business debate |
subordinate legislation phil gallie to | move | s1m 1157 that the committee |
environment and rural development to | move | s1m 3622 in the name |
legislation peter peacock msp to | move | s1m 3873 that the finance |
finance and public services to | move | s1m 3878 that the local |
environment and rural development to | move | s1m 3905 in the name |
environment and rural development to | move | s1m 3905 in the name |
finance and public services to | move | s1m 3912 that the local |
finance and public services to | move | s1m 3913 that the local |
what yur opponent s next | move | is gonnae be lee opponent |
jilly what s hur next | move | lee gets up sits on |
7 to 17 i will | move | on the next section paragraphs |
to next year i will | move | on to the last slide |
of supplementary questions we should | move | on to the next area |
yearly test before they could | move | on to the next class |
on that paragraph let us | move | on to the next one |
i invite mr wilson to | move | on to the next part |
on that point before i | move | on to the next section |
14 december so we will | move | on to the next sections |
we must cover before we | move | on to the next set |
a unit be assessed and | move | on to the next unit |
f1027: mmhm f1054: let s | move | onto the next one shall |
the next year it will | move | to doing most of its |
the question of when we | move | to the next contract we |
out of order the next | move | would be to challenge that |
keep yer airms oot yae | move | an ah ll let ye |
m1015: mmhm f1054: let s | move | down to inside and outside |
him straighten up let alone | move | jimmy jimmy j i i |
erm oo rr let s | move | on now to the what |
falkirk east lab let us | move | on to marking we have |
newspapers nicola sturgeon let us | move | on to prohibition on sponsorship |
yes michael russell let us | move | on to the second point |
a- er erm let s | move | on to what you do |
given that cue let s | move | over to iona f1009: well |
to zeb and tess robby | move | ower tess let lori sit |
[exhale] f1111: okay let me | move | this out the way f1112: |
grateful for that let me | move | to the substance of my |
issue before westminster decides to | move | ahead with it ministers seem |
will surely be better to | move | before the winter sets in |
could see bill before they | move | but it seems pretty hopeless |
done more effectively before you | move | further down the scale des |
to six months before they | move | graduate if you like to |
weeks of freedom before i | move | home again f810: [laugh] yeah |
the house before they could | move | in [note: photo: 'david and isabella murray with two of their eight children, thomas and elizabeth - parkside, 1910.'] cooking all cooking |
with that issue before i | move | on 11 15 hugh henry |
with him constructively before we | move | on i would like to |
conduct des mcnulty before we | move | on section 8 is headed |
to enforce standards before you | move | on to tackle the smaller |
of the executive before we | move | on to those wider issues |
lines if a member will | move | one before any member does |
a brief presentation before we | move | to questions alan ferguson chartered |
a brief statement before we | move | to questions hector currie i |
taken account of before you | move | to the principle is that |
ask questions so we will | move | on briskly michael russell south |
a name when will she | move | another andy into the other |
leave the room we will | move | back into public session in |
s fit you think they | move | into a clinch as the |
own language so when they | move | into a- another language they |
having the premises ready to | move | into has been taken on |
in school whereby they can | move | into lifelong learning at various |
working in their factories to | move | into open employment s1w 1745 |
on private tenants we now | move | into private session 12 13 |
public and that we would | move | into private session to pull |
helpful we are about to | move | into private to consider our |
be in priority need to | move | into safe secure accommodation in |
whether more such issues will | move | into the decision making structure |
who arranged for [censored: forename] to | move | into the embassy transit flat |
urquhart we re beginning to | move | into the modern period he |
that help them as they | move | into the second language and |
another one is when they | move | into the secondary can we |
subject areas particularly when we | move | into the secondary curriculum part |
the week perhaps when we | move | into the tourist season john |
that still appropriate as we | move | into the twenty first century |
structures then the performance would | move | into the very good category |
roll will increase when we | move | into this building er the |
5 i suggest that we | move | items 6 and 7 into |
their parents while these parents | move | lovingly into the shadow of |
one might want them to | move | offshore into a more hostile |
m762: a- and didn t | move | out into the suburbs and |
mm m830: an then they | move | outwards into various others but |
was thinking of telling monsarratt | move | over when jimmy launched into |
back into work and to | move | socially excluded individuals closer to |
goes into so if you | move | that about you ll get |
with the teacher which must | move | the discussion into a theme |
to another house well the | move | has now been completed and |
made and now we will | move | on as we have spent |
for his comments we now | move | on to discuss what to |
after that time so i | move | that the questions be now |
think they ll manage to | move | the tree awa now he |
now on the middle one | move | this ain will i on |
who is confused now we | move | to members business mr keith |
should proceed we will now | move | to questions to our three |
on that section we now | move | to section 6 which is |
mr george reid we now | move | to stage 3 consideration of |
house over because if they | move | us now he will re |
to carolanne we have to | move | you now today sadie to |
aff itherwyse we stertit tae | move | aff wi the sirens gaun |
agree that we have to | move | against ageism in future whether |
enabling people and goods to | move | around we intend to ensure |
might be developed we will | move | as speedily as possible karen |
i will go we ll | move | back from alister s trousers |
sharply if we have to | move | beyond three pages secondly and |
think we might have to | move | [censored: forename] s cake eh oot |
mastrick we had one sister | move | fan mastrick was just two |
to discern when exactly we | move | from one to the other |
scottish executive s processes we | move | from such systems to systems |
every year we will just | move | in and sweep up the |
[censored: forename] f1095: wait till we | move | in [inaudible] what were you |
is she so reluctant to | move | in principle we are proud |
directions we d like to | move | in so i ll be |
weel at least can we | move | in the right direction maclaurin |
got a nicht we ll | move | inside if it gets caul |
we go right i ll | move | it over beside you there |
shona we aye hae ti | move | on anither thing ah dinna |
we want those farms to | move | on farms that cannot regulate |
i am keen that we | move | on from our decision to |
ingram i think we should | move | on mr ingram obviously i |
months syne we hae ti | move | on shona we aye hae |
toilet good right we ll | move | on tae the what you |
circles we are keen to | move | on that issue that is |
bill and then we shall | move | on to a debate on |
colours here finally we might | move | on to aspects of characterisation |
so everyone is happy we | move | on to conduct in the |
the core activities we can | move | on to nice new projects |
to historic scotland we will | move | on to petition 24 which |
short introduction we will then | move | on to questions des hudson |
a presentation we will then | move | on to questions from members |
to visit sunnier climes we | move | on to the final section |
yes erm perhaps we can | move | on to the subject of |
to nick johnston we will | move | on to the textile industry |
whinge and bleat and then | move | on we are told that |
should not just tut and | move | on we should not just |
broke the silence shall we | move | on you whispered i nodded |
right noo we ve to | move | over to the table f1118: |
means of legislating we can | move | quickly on the matter and |
response to my intervention we | move | quickly to introduce a regulatory |
thare an syne we l | move | sofochka intil his room she |
without further ado we will | move | straight on to the agenda |
we will remove it we | move | straight on to the second |
so if not we will | move | straight to questions mr davidson |
that one so will we | move | that one over here aside |
made we have acted i | move | that the parliament approves the |
considerable detail we want to | move | the debate on one does |
the notion that we simply | move | the national qualifications further down |
f1097: we ll hae to | move | the rug ower m1098: so |
s it right we ll | move | this along look that ll |
yes f1113: right we ll | move | this over here right put |
any possibility that we can | move | to a reasonably transparent assessment |
to see how we can | move | to a sustainable rural economy |
news for members when we | move | to aberdeen a slightly longer |
an improvement if we can | move | to an approach in which |
as possible we want to | move | to an e mail system |
border is how we can | move | to become real citizens like |
your request mr russell we | move | to decision time i am |
like if we could make | move | to entertain them 15 monday |
think we ll very quickly | move | to having two streams within |
months we might as well | move | to holding meetings monthly on |
comments on page 1 we | move | to page 2 mr ingram |
anything to add we will | move | to questions having read the |
at which we need to | move | to take advantage of what |
mean to people we must | move | to that approach in relation |
saying that we will not | move | to those phases until we |
other hand we tended to | move | together quite a lot on |
so we ll hae to | move | tommy toes f1104: [laugh] yeah |
14 monday at last we | move | upstairs fine to know that |
the european union when they | move | we do not underestimate the |
we hope that we can | move | whatever proposals we produce on |
we should resist any such | move | with the utmost vigour the |
fat boy fat oi boobsy | move | your fat butt we re |
parliament mr andy kerr 35 | move | section 30b to after section |
incurred mr andy kerr 41 | move | section 30c to after section |
30d mr andy kerr 42 | move | section 30d to after section |
30e mr andy kerr 43 | move | section 30e to after section |
act mrs mary mulligan 204 | move | section 39 to after section |
certificate mrs mary mulligan 209 | move | section 40 to after section |
it mr andy kerr 43 | move | section 6 to after section |
9 mr andy kerr 44 | move | section 9 to after section |
spare time work slow to | move | 28 wednesday halloween party c |
wipe down a table or | move | a chair gum stuck to |
take time and money to | move | a salmon farm from one |
seemed to be able to | move | about albeit slowly no there |
so i ll get to | move | about and things f1037: brilliant |
i don t have to | move | about very much they can |
giving up their businesses to | move | across glasgow and access a |
there seems to be a | move | afoot to really encourage it |
that would allow us to | move | ahead mr munro do you |
courses of action was to | move | all the employer and training |
not felt it possible to | move | all the way i hope |
scotland in speech most people | move | along this spectrum to a |
nobody was going to say | move | along you lot and it |
possible for members not to | move | amendments should they so wish |
mps are at liberty to | move | amendments to the bill putting |
i call euan robson to | move | and if he wishes to |
leaned over to me dinnae | move | and keep quiet he whispered |
rudder pin proved difficult to | move | and the attempt had to |
or and all languages to | move | and there will also be |
equal right to live and | move | anywhere in this country as |
equal right to live and | move | anywhere in this country as |
course the bubble started to | move | aroundabout him pulling him inside |
their wings were made to | move | as if in flight when |
are doing our best to | move | as quickly as possible but |
never sign up to any | move | at westminster or elsewhere to |
go right you ve to | move | back a bit cause you |
that there may be a | move | back to ring fencing by |
and son and chris s | move | back to the farm of |
with the abstract field and | move | back to whatever concrete field |
teachers by allowing teachers to | move | between primary and secondary and |
to the liberal democrats to | move | beyond the rhetoric and ensure |
i would like it to | move | but at the same time |
misses you i couldn t | move | but he was trying to |
modern languages would like to | move | but there will be a |
therefore resolves to oppose any | move | by the lord advocate to |
it s nae going to | move | [censored: forename] if you get off |
importance of it they all | move | closer to dod less well |
scottish coal producers wishing to | move | coal by rail and what |
briquettes if it were to | move | could it no longer produce |
shoemakers last deny refuse to | move | dibber dabber to bargain dicht |
what plans it has to | move | enterprise and lifelong learning department |
to canada but if i | move | f1037: okay f1038: bit silly |
you she wants you to | move | f1122: aye f1121: [toy says 'you are right'] see |
hands to get her to | move | f1122: hello [censored: forename] i m |
re in any rush to | move | f1155: oh right okay fair |
des mcnulty i intend to | move | fairly quickly on the co |
wednesday decide to store furniture | move | family here to mrs b |
i m still unable to | move | fiona warm under the duvet |
young salmon undergo as they | move | from fresh to saltwater and |
line so that somebody could | move | from newcastle to duns or |
teach and learn smooth the | move | from nursery to primary with |
female and and when you | move | from one class to another |
way of keeping children who | move | from one school to another |
practice for them also to | move | from place to place their |
there are links when people | move | from primary to secondary school |
class to another you usually | move | from say miss a s |
that advertising revenue would simply | move | from scotland based magazines to |
would not be able to | move | from the rough grassland to |
has never been prepared to | move | further on the matter the |
them all tellin them to | move | get out time s up |
start with letter games and | move | gradually to more complex structures |
to businesses is failing to | move | heavy loads on to rail |
to businesses is failing to | move | heavy loads on to rail |
to beth ye need tae | move | hen ye ll catch yer |
her heart i couldn t | move | her i started to crawl |
lord inchcape was prepared to | move | his p o base from |
16 january 2003 threatening to | move | hm prison perth to dundee |
stranraer who had planned to | move | house to newtownards on that |
change have no desire to | move | i am easily put upon |
naturally make them reluctant to | move | i will not go over |
an important role in helping | move | ideas from the laboratory to |
would be scarcely room to | move | in jenners christmas bazaar which |
our one page submission the | move | in the bill to allow |
had no option but to | move | in with neighbours or other |
okay right see if you | move | it a wee bittie to |
do you wish formally to | move | it on behalf of alex |
oh that s a [inaudible] | move | it over to the side |
food cooks agnes sings you | move | it to the left yeh |
you go for yourself you | move | it to the right yeh |
whiley no oh i ll | move | it to this side then |
flie hame he turns to | move | left the needle goes prick |
f1049: aw m1048: couldn t | move | like to go and see |
years and the decision to | move | maybe wouldn t be the |
posh english i have to | move | my mouth in a certain |
and the family decide to | move | narrator 1 narrator 2 mother |
fatal mistake i tried to | move | new year s day was |
there to help with the | move | no doubt you will be |
it would be a negative | move | not to offer some form |
things needed to change and | move | on as people s attitudes |
its lease and it will | move | on to a new phase |
brian adam i want to | move | on to a slightly different |
will check the position i | move | on to confidentiality requirements on |
learners should be ready to | move | on to construct their own |
on lobbying companies and to | move | on to discuss whether there |
on please bill swann to | move | on to fox destruction societies |
they do to survive to | move | on to heal themselves she |
needed to do and then | move | on to results software such |
is for all tenants to | move | on to scottish secure tenancies |
[laugh] f1114: [laugh] f1113: [inhale] | move | on to something else f1114: |
no further comments i will | move | on to the question in |
harder than usual to think | move | or work on top of |
split up she needed to | move | out f1154: right f1155: and |
less sensitive areas and to | move | out of the more sensitive |
sister s still plotting to | move | out she was asking what |
tenements all their lives to | move | out to a council house |
mm f1121: right you can | move | over to that chair f1122: |
nuts tomorrow i planned to | move | round each tree sitting on |
t not a big one | move | she goes to the sink |
sixteen year old does not | move | simply from childhood to adulthood |
government to encourage it to | move | swiftly to close the dome |
use of its power to | move | tenants under subsection 1 are |
can f1111: you need to | move | that out of the way |
evil i m gaun to | move | that road and aa you |
committee to consider them i | move | that the committee recommends that |
in order for me to | move | that the executive statement be |
consideration at stage 2 i | move | that the parliament agrees to |
follow the normal pattern i | move | that the parliament agrees to |
bill to the chamber i | move | that the parliament agrees to |
order to the parliament i | move | that the parliament approves the |
report to the chamber i | move | that the parliament notes the |
she looked hardly able to | move | the bedmat tucked in tight |
passive verbs so as to | move | the focus from the doer |
[laugh] you re gaun to | move | the road so that i |
f1097: where you gan to | move | the road to m1098: [censored: forename] |
day at the weekend to | move | their stuff up [cough] so |
what i ve got to | move | them up and down and |
and stained the cast will | move | these around to use as |
were lassies peggy beginning to | move | things inside of coorse the |
flags f1104: mum can i | move | this ain to you f1103: |
language and be able to | move | through the higher still framework |
staff are less willing to | move | throughout the country to develop |
us with the opportunity to | move | to a better firm wi |
oot time cammy and dimps | move | to a cushion each steve |
regional government develops in england | move | to a needs based formula |
powers our objective is to | move | to a proper federal system |
possible that some pupils may | move | to a secondary school where |
makes detailed proposals for a | move | to a single needs assessment |
of the parliament s temporary | move | to aberdeen the work of |
college in paisley and a | move | to aberdeen whether it is |
other words there was a | move | to break the link between |
framework as there was a | move | to develop and introduce innovative |
23 10 99 see also | move | to end royal catholic ban |
that that is a further | move | to ensure that nurses continue |
the european commission may well | move | to ensuring a commitment to |
in consultation with stakeholders the | move | to expanded functional standards is |
to aberdeen or or to | move | to glasgow again i m |
will be of the temporary | move | to glasgow including travel expenses |
that she can afford to | move | to glasgow live in a |
ma work she makes a | move | to go but i hold |
employment for those who cannot | move | to inverness i understand from |
was aiming for appeared to | move | to lift to recede a |
decision can be made to | move | to majority voting on them |
may require that a tenant | move | to other accommodation held by |
karen whitefield i welcome the | move | to roll out the service |
this time i intend to | move | to take the statement dennis |
reduced circumstances and had to | move | to the city of duncairn |
the need for her to | move | to the completion of her |
decision to quit studies the | move | to the country all seemed |
he wanted to you know | move | to the country and i |
not secure structural funds will | move | to the east to assist |
language and were allowed to | move | to the front example of |
flog off its office and | move | to the margins of edinburgh |
a new operator following the | move | to the new parliament building |
the scottish education system should | move | to the post comprehensive era |
jumpet at the chance to | move | to the toolies it pleased |
she makes a half hearted | move | to touch her but withdraws |
not support the executive s | move | to treat the last week |
man the prince and morag | move | together to embrace ma puddok |
and the evident reluctance to | move | too fast quickly concentrated the |
his own seems able to | move | unforcedly between the everyday and |
alleviation in scotland wishes to | move | up the health agenda the |
first time that such a | move | was required was to establish |
s agreement douglas s first | move | was to the mill o |
she refused point black to | move | where from where she was |
ll break it f1114: i | move | a wee wee bittie f1113: |
carolanne winces neither of them | move | carolanne that ll be maggie |
enough she ll catch yi | move | faster lee dad sittin in |
o them ll no even | move | for me they ll flash |
helpline sadie they ll no | move | her noo till the morra |
rehearse and re rehearse every | move | i ll fold back the |
f1104: why f1103: no just | move | it cause you ll break |
you you f1113: i ll | move | it round there right you |
if you dinna get a | move | on think i ll tell |
something else m1108: i ll | move | the white a bit f1107: |
sae smug it ll only | move | wi a prod o your |
he said well ye better | move | ye ll freeze tae death |
my head and i ll | move | you across watch darling f1112: |
hold my head i ll | move | you over f1112: okay [inaudible] |
of pragmatism i will not | move | against the proposal but there |
welcome the executive s belated | move | in the right direction will |
still kin carolanne will you | move | sadie he s lyin tae |
will make a difference i | move | that the parliament welcomes the |
by henry mcleish in a | move | that will reinforce the first |
our changing society and the | move | will be widely welcomed i |
of low demand or they | move | within the same area will |
course of action and must | move | on scottish parliament health policy |
part in those developments i | move | that the parliament acknowledges the |
s services in scotland i | move | that the parliament agrees a |
the rights of individuals i | move | that the parliament agrees that |
members are most interested i | move | that the parliament agrees that |
made available for committees i | move | that the parliament agrees the |
well in retirement applause i | move | that the parliament expresses its |
nothing short of treachery i | move | that the parliament expresses its |
are within devolved competence i | move | that the parliament recognises the |
pensioners of our country i | move | that the parliament while welcoming |
that his party opposed that | move | did the first minister oppose |
the first minister oppose that | move | seven years ago in the |
change him over till you | move | he s a greedy little |
s the table f1117: mmhm | move | over there f1118: i need |
n- t- ten f1101: ten | move | this box over f1102: [exhale] |
middle that the mannie could | move | along if ye bocht a |
him cammy steve dimps all | move | around as if they are |
time crampin up wi every | move | if ah wis wi bairn |
this is a particularly useful | move | if one loses one s |
been elevated or if the | move | is a side step this |
if somebody did a false | move | like no kicking f963: mm |
it you know you can | move | on f963: yeah yeah if |
wonderin if you were gonna | move | or no tae grab her |
brief parts if they can | move | quickly and gracefully from the |
wi people eh if they | move | slowly if they re gettin |
van under that ains again | move | that ains see if they |
if you what if you | move | that f1089: eh m1090: what |
moved that f1089: if you | move | that then it winna work |
right f1054: just if you | move | your chair in a tiny |
o you after [laugh] you | move | back in [inaudible] [laugh] f809: |
aged kay ullrich i shall | move | swiftly on four days after |
contact between those on the | move | and the speech communities they |
may be a remarkably brave | move | for the girl guides those |
made a poem those who | move | others and are themselves stone |
of those is a positive | move | the impending introduction of the |
like those ones where you | move | their arm and like the |
hope you can organise a | move | alright employ a firm and |
in which its citizens can | move | around more freely than ever |
finishing they are at can | move | between improved grassland and rough |
yeah that s it i | move | home anyway so she can |
ones m944: i can t | move | [laugh] f943: [laugh] [laugh] m944: |
your sheet then f1118: okay | move | my sheet f1117: can you |
ye no fedotik ye can | move | nou irena serghyeevna that is |
the table but can hardly | move | the chair neil is there |
loretta certainly i can hardly | move | up the stairs for a |
carolanne exits sadie you can | move | when ye like then agnes |
usually did when on the | move | a private man he liked |
haill wud is on the | move | an it s airtin this |
go on that wee truckie | move | back truckie truck are you |
and the limbs of hate | move | clockwise ol 22 on the |
o the clown come on | move | f1102: nae broken look it |
on f640: well she cannae | move | f637: ye cannae f638: i |
dwaumed on never lyke ti | move | hinnerlie on feet as quaet |
the road and would not | move | it is remembered that on |
mm mmhm m762: and and | move | it on a little bit |
the people of scotland should | move | on and change the government |
she and her husband cannot | move | on and escape disgrace and |
l hae ti git a | move | on anfisa ah l cum |
somethin like that get a | move | on f831: aye aye m842: |
up a bit get a | move | on he urged as she |
euan robson does not mind | move | on i am not sure |
in front of us and | move | on mr ingram a lot |
lang past nine get a | move | on or it winna be |
the bird despair could not | move | on out through the open |
hale day lang combines div | move | on this day sae gran |
on their doorstep and they | move | out of the area for |
wyte till she s on | move | ower an gie her a |
wullie jackeson a gey smert | move | that on the pairt o |
on ssi 2000 187 i | move | that the justice and home |
you f1125: haud on then | move | this ain a minute f1126: |
on wait a minute me | move | this f1091: oh you- it |
recall the committee welcomed that | move | in its stage 1 report |
bastard in my picture i | move | a little behind my daddy |
s it noo don t | move | a muscle right i know |
aye f1127: i see gee | move | aboot fast don t ye |
neither boo nur bend twadna | move | ae fit i laid intil |
breath i suggest that he | move | all three motions together motions |
steer in marks ye couldna | move | but i think folk were |
and and i didn t | move | do anything i was scared |
tö but somewye i couldna | move | fae da hoose an i |
at her body i canna | move | far s my stick get |
hurry you know the drill | move | i still looked at him |
ah that was a good | move | i think so what would |
didn t he couldn t | move | i was quite surprised he |
thought yes i d better | move | in case they come back |
tell ye i hid tae | move | ma seat the state o |
in again quickly f1114: i | move | mum s ain f1113: aye |
f806: cause otherwise when i | move | my head it s like |
this tape every time i | move | my neck because the thing |
northfield torry f1043: had tae | move | oot o torry an i |
in the 2001 census i | move | that the draft census scotland |
10 pm dr ewing i | move | that the meeting of the |
re doing like a house | move | then some people like i |
i could hear her footsteps | move | through the dark and silent |
know what f943: what m944: | move | up because i m gonna |
f1095: [throat] m1096: twinkle [child noise] | move | up [child noise] cause i m |
you are wow right dinna | move | wait till i sort ye |
rabbit f951: i m gonna | move | you alang a bit yeah |
democratic government in scotland a | move | in the right direction might |
right that s it just | move | it a wee bittie that |
f1101: f for fox right | move | that ain up oot the |
and jobs out of glasgow | move | existing firms and jobs from |
involvement in text or conversely | move | from discussion of or involvement |
window mister blaikie didn t | move | from just inside the door |
put one underneath that one | move | back a bit then you |
until reduced by ¾ then | move | slowly until varnishy and thick |
a general point and then | move | tae particulars a perfect equality |
ehm and then as they | move | through the school the amount |
f1118: okay [slurp] f1117: well | move | your sheet then f1118: okay |
he found he could breathe | move | about without causing a puncture |
the poet janet little could | move | between languages although burns and |
this book oot the road | move | back a bit mair f1126: |
back thank god cath kids | move | down in afternoon 2 saturday |
so he does m1070: well | move | another one out darling just |
worn out he coud haurlie | move | at aw an the green |
see the teenager s response | move | the trolly out of isle |
f606: so when did you | move | north m845: well eh when |
in because philadelphia doesn t | move | when the mummer s parade |
it would be interesting [laugh] | move | around yeah f965: but anyway |
slightest touch would make them | move | but as the years went |
mair time tae plan a | move | mebbe the big city would |
both the debate and any | move | that would benefit the care |
further recognises that such a | move | would greatly reduce the overall |
expresses concern that such a | move | would undermine scotland s ability |
tae sit upricht an nae | move | for ten days so you |
bide efter the new folk | move | in so she micht jist |
play [inaudible] so you couldnae | move | in the school for guys |
petersburg tasks one very positive | move | is that even the union |
wait a wee minute look | move | that one along [inaudible] m1094: |
f1125: look cause you canna | move | because it s nae attached |
m1092: [inaudible] f1091: okay you | move | them up m1092: [inaudible] f1091: |
just cannae you just cannae | move | you don t know the |
f965: think it through every | move | you f963: yeah f965: make |
baithe ken lee kens every | move | you make ah m here |
the hoose della wants yis | move | you scabby tess skin scalein |
depressed odd how popular songs | move | you with their sour sweetness |
f1113: wait a minute you | move | your hand roond there that |
lined up they stertit tae | move | abreist smertly doun the puil |
words m1021: jildi jildi jildi | move | m1019: [inaudible] m1021: and they |
hat followed by chebutykin they | move | quietly chebutykin ah never fand |
under aa that ains there | move | that big ains maybe they |
stock still they watch it | move | threads in a needle woven |
watch silently as the pages | move | through the rollers slowly they |
it does go there just | move | it along a wee bittie |
see that s it just | move | it along a wee bittie |
rip it off darlin just | move | the pages don t rip |
me crampin up wi every | move | hopin ah wisnae wi bairn |
second year but as ye | move | up intae standard grade and |
of her face their heads | move | in harmony nodding mandarin dolls |
ye ve never seen bobbies | move | sae fast in their lives |
mould withered meadow grasses barely | move | twigs weave their willow webs |
wad hae ti mak a | move | gin he wantit ti lift |
ghosts noh ay oan the | move | hauntin folk gawn ti different |
an his auld fiddle ti | move | inti yeir room an he |
the haill wud stert ti | move | macbeth ye leein skoondrel that |
malnourished accepts that many patients | move | between hospitals and the community |
that the seriousness of this | move | cannot be underestimated and is |
power stations notes that this | move | is in line with the |
of a ministerial statement a | move | that has been forced by |
o cumberland this is a | move | that s shuirlie in ma |
bit m1096: farr that f1095: | move | this down m1096: [exhale] [laugh] |
she s tryin a different | move | watch hur pat is that |
and though he did not | move | his head his eyes were |
there had been a false | move | and she was in there |
29 october 2001 indicates a | move | by her majesty s government |
tho ye mark ma ivry | move | a ken it isnae dune |
ah luiv the wey ye | move | ah dream aboot thaim ye |
dae ye think ye coud | move | yeirsell inti olga s room |
lot of soul don t | move | it too fast make it |
your bike in there and | move | about in the course of |
in there and it canna | move | oot of it and it |
lik a stookie he cuidnae | move | a finger or onie ither |
his thrapple but he cuidnae | move | a muscle an the mair |
thousand and four f1114: and | move | a wee wee bittie f1113: |
industry is global and people | move | around in it with a |
was shown for any such | move | at present the suggestion was |
aa the warld yet niver | move | ava while ithers reenge frae |
tane serious della and krista | move | by the bridge sit down |
a wrapped loaf faur less | move | furniture archie had done the |
s worse miss wood may | move | him down among the middle |
excep his een he cuid | move | his een strecht aheid he |
o the air haar dis | move | in bit it dis bide |
s never seen anybody else | move | in the same way at |
cauld for him he soud | move | intil a cosier room at |
me erms but a coudny | move | ma pins neithers a shoutet |
through the err a coudny | move | me erms but a coudny |
my auldest brother had tae | move | ower tae my grunny s |
noose of lace sandpaper handshakes | move | remove the clock is ticking |
10 19 watch the cloods | move | steadily bye het sultry day |
per cent wage cut an | move | the factory an the work |
fast he watched his flee | move | through the puil an wroucht |
an edinburgh lady hid tae | move | till a different hoose fin |
an bein ower ill tae | move | twa war hired nurse emmett |
o chuckies jonar s neest | move | wis tae try an shape |