But he continues to demur, he told me.

and he sent out a raven. It went back and forth, until the waters were dried up from the earth.

And he sent forth a raven, which went forth to and fro, until the waters were dried up from off the earth.

Because it sets a tone and an attitude about how you feel about people long before you give them the speech.

And the judge found us reluctantly found us not guilty, so ...

The position of Rousseau is very similar

When former US president Bill Clinton tried to set up the second Camp David summit, Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat hesitated.

That framework of rules would have turned an embarrassing, difficult situation into a fun game.

Africa has taken a common position on that issue, which my delegation wholly endorses.

The representative of Germany has lately taken an inappropriate stance with respect to Algeria's position.

And so the first thing that you see in my center in the springtime is water that greets you water is life and water of human possibility and it sets an attitude and expectation about how you feel about people before you ever give them a speech.

The British Prime Minister, David Lloyd George, eventually relented, and convinced the reluctant Americans to accept the presence of delegations from Canada, India, Australia, Newfoundland, New Zealand and South Africa.

If Obama takes a firm position as a result of what s happening, the mullahs may emerge victorious.

Lord Bathurst responded, To a position of this novel nature Great Britain cannot accede.

The early Roman army was tactically limited and its stance during this period was essentially defensive.

Reversing a former position, Egypt concluded an agreement with the United States concerning Qualifying Industrial Zones (QIZs).

That would perpetuate an attitude that runs counter to the legal equality of States and endangers the attainment of the objectives of the Charter.

Those delegations which expressed support for the Commission's formulation of draft article 11 noted that it had adopted a middle ground.

The Lebanese authorities have taken an official position against such attacks emanating from their territory and expressed a commitment to halting the infringements.

Other authorities take a more emollient view, as in the case of Briggs

He took a stand against the construction of minarets in Switzerland, saying the Constitution guarantees the right to pray and not to shout.

Such structures and facilities will probably include a parking area, some fencing, a marine pier or ramp, a secured boat vehicle storage area, and an access road.

Such structures and facilities will probably include a parking area, some fencing, a marine pier or ramp, a secured boat vehicle storage area and an access road.

While the conference did not take place, it will be important for SLM A to adopt a unified position for the negotiations.

That debate was probably not unlike those that have taken place in other countries that have had to take a position with respect to the International Criminal Court.

But it sort of creates this unfortunate situation where a tiny, tiny fraction of the world can actually participate in this exploration or can benefit from that technology.

The Working Group on Indigenous Populations had done little to improve the situation of indigenous people, but his delegation had not taken a position on its future.

Opening up European and Euro Atlantic perspectives to Serbia and Montenegro and Kosovo will facilitate the process and ensure a positive attitude and more willingness to carry out the necessary reforms.

There seemed, however, to be a movement in the Commission tending to the elaboration of general guidelines. His delegation endorsed that position.

Ms. Patten said that both reports were very candid and realistic about the differences in the employment situation of women and men.

Mehrdadd writes on Twitter, that the Iranian Leader shows he is against the Iranian people. Now any political personality should take a position for or against people.

Google has not taken a public position on the bill but has shown previous support for it, and now says they support the idea but believe the bill needs some work.

When women's rights were at stake, the Government must take a firm stand and the weight of the law must be used to enforce them.

The Colombian Government has taken a position which appears to imply acceptance of this note, although caution has prevailed in the official statements made by the authorities and negotiators of the two countries.

His delegation expected the Committee to take a firm stand on the issue in order to send a clear message to those guilty of such practices.

The Security Council took an important stand against impunity in Darfur when it decided in March 2005 to refer charges of war crimes charges to the International Criminal Court.

We hope that the developed countries will adopt a more open attitude and undertake effective measures to enable developing countries to become truly equal participants in the decision making process.

The Sudan Liberation Movement Army (SLM A) has maintained an aggressive stance, establishing new checkpoints and attacking vehicles, in particular in South Darfur.

To help achieve a consensus during our Review Conference, the Council of the European Union has adopted a Common Position relating to the 2005 NPT Review Conference.

In order to help reach a consensus at our Review Conference, the Council of the European Union has adopted a Common Position on the 2005 NPT Review Conference.

In 1963 and again in 1966 the Commission appeared to adopt the position that the question of the effect of the outbreak of hostilities upon treaties was not properly a part of the law of treaties.

In order to implement Security Council resolution 1572 (2004), the Council of the European Union adopted on 13 December 2004 Common Position 2004 852 CFSP concerning restrictive measures against Côte d'Ivoire.

In that connection, I would like to remind the Assembly that, since 1976, African countries have adopted a position of principle against the right of the veto, viewing it as anti democratic, unfair and anachronistic.

Three replies suggested not, whereas the same number of delegations (including Norway) were of the view that there should be such a requirement. One delegation was undecided.

Reform of the United Nations will be incomplete unless we as Member States take a bold position in support of system wide coherence, consistency and coordination, as the Secretary General has observed.