There is little doubt that the new sinecures will benefit only Kenya s wealthiest.

Few outside of the lumpen classes of unemployed workers and dispossessed peasants seem to have any gusto for political protest.

So, today, people stay near idle factories kind of employed, but having nothing to do and earning virtually no money.

A Europe of Judges

Europe will be united by the Chinese.

The future awaits us, and it lies in the hands of our young people.

The more nuclear weapons and material that were available, the greater the chance that they would fall into the wrong hands, even into the hands of global terror networks.

Multicolor handprints on white cloth.

In the hands of the gods is where evolution happens.

Money is still flowing into the hands of terrorists.

At first, I was happy to be in American hands.

The boundaries were unchanged and Baghdad remained in Ottoman hands.

For Brazil, the very existence of weapons of mass destruction in the hands either of non State actors or of States themselves is a matter of grave concern.

All of this suggests that, whether in the lame duck congressional session following the elections or in the first few months of the new Congress, US politicians will likely dismantle the fiscal cliff.

For the supply of cotton seeds in India has increasingly slipped out of the hands of farmers and into the hands of global seed producers like Monsanto.

More Palestinians were killed by contending militias than by the British army or the Jewish self defense forces.

And I do put power tools into the hands of second graders.

A small percentage of the tickets ended up in the hands of Liverpool fans.

Some of them contemplated committing suicide before the Egyptians break in.

It later falls into the hands of the hero of the novel, Jim Hawkins.

There is no body that sponsors arms smuggling from Yemen to Somalia, inasmuch as it is an offence punishable by law.

Furthermore, in respect of the State party's contention that the complainant's risk of being maltreated by political opponents falls outside the scope of article 3, it is submitted that the complainant does not claim a risk of maltreatment by political opponents, but by the Bangladeshi police.

In 1258 it fell into the hands of Ezzelino da Romano.

Weapons of mass destruction must not fall into the hands of terrorists.

My own compatriots in Russia have died at the hands of terrorists.

Benazir Bhutto, in turn, placed control of the party in the hands of her husband and son.

As they deliberate, however, more and more power is concentrated in the new caudillos.

But what we didn't know was that our souls were just a game for these people.

They are subjected to grave violations of human rights and to violence at the hands of repressive elements.

But for countries that have scope to invest more, particularly those that are holding a surfeit of precious development dollars in idle US Treasury bills, the time may be ripe to reassess the balance of risks.

But they often were not allowed to start picking until 2 3 hours later, when the dew on the plants dried time for which they were not paid.

But security cannot remain essentially in the hands of the Coalition.

Oligarchic capitalism exists where power and money are highly concentrated among a few.

Two decades ago, the Berlin Wall was torn asunder by jubilant crowds.

Some bloggers say that both Mbeki and Tshabalala Msimang have blood on their hands.

2002In January 2002, Basayev's father, Salman, was reputedly killed by Russian forces.

By June Egypt was in the hands of nationalists opposed to European domination of the country.

Their implementation would help prevent weapons of mass destruction from falling into the hands of terrorists.

Since the beginning of the second intifada, 3,663 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces.

Man portable air defence systems (MANPADs) have become a deadly tool in the hands of terrorists, and vast stocks of chemical and biological weapons are still posing a threat especially if they fall into the hands of non State actors.

The Kibaki administration used this year to entrench power in the hands of a small ethnic Kikuyu clique.

The UN has focused on getting seeds and fertilizers into the hands of small farmers.

By 1998, more than 80 of enterprises were in private hands.

They can also be jump started by citizens with the Government playing only a facilitating role.

In the hospital, patients only choice was to place themselves in the hands of the other.