Bases that exist at the whim of mercurial regimes cannot be a foundation for America s security.

Whatever the precise location of Burma s riches, these hoards enable the junta to spend at its whim.

Previous hospital uses had either been short lived or based on the whim of a single surgeon, such as John Birch at St Thomas' Hospital.

One lesson should be that a security policy that s detached from other human concerns is no viable security policy at all. Bases that exist at the whim of mercurial regimes cannot be a foundation for America s security.

Regarding assets, and because there are no common assets here, all that exists is property belonging to women, which they can dispose off at their whim.

These are the men who raise toasts to women at supras , but see them as sexual and reproductive objects, whom they can punish, verbally or physically, at their whim, Kakabadze commented.

This does not imply kowtowing to every American view and whim or foregoing efforts to strengthen European defense cooperation.

With these parameters, we can define a democracy as institutional or only skin deep as governed by judicial order or by personal whim as progressive or backward, inclusive or exclusive.

I started studying Arabic on a whim during college and I found I enjoyed the challenge of such a difficult language, in addition to my interest in knowing more about the Middle East.

And I think what's important is, when we first unveiled the building, the public thought saw it as being totally about our whim and ego.

The eurozone is integrating more deeply and rapidly not on a whim, but out of sheer necessity. The UK has chosen to remain outside the monetary union with a clear opt out from the common currency.

Such a criterion would have the unacceptable consequence of making the composition of courts dependent on the whim and discretion of the party, simply because the lawyer has had better or worse luck in previous cases.

The General Assembly must strive to achieve a genuine reform of the Security Council that would ensure the abolition of the veto power, or at least its restriction, so that General Assembly resolutions do not remain a dead letter, and to ensure that international law ceases to be a law of the powerful that is interpreted according to their every whim and interest.

Look at a hand. Look at a remote control. Chair. Book.

At this point, countries arrive at a crossroads.

Where were you? At a meeting. A meeting at the beach with Sami?

In a multi step process that moves at a glacial pace, the refugees at Katsikas are still at Step 0.

At present, the draft law is at a preparatory stage.

The same month they killed a boy at Topsham and a man at New Meadows.

At least a year

She's at a meeting.

And yet, at its 60th anniversary, Israel stands at a crossroads.

It's a perverse irony at best an utter abomination at worst.

(a) At the United Nations Office at Geneva (1981 summer 1990)

If prices fall at a rate of 1 , could they fall at a rate of 10 ?

And, at long last, a number of proposals emerged aimed at making such governance a reality.

A wise man's heart is at his right hand, but a fool's heart at his left.

A wise man's heart is at his right hand but a fool's heart at his left.

At CHI 2013, Microsoft presented more details of the system, including a paper written with a researcher at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign.

I work at a university.

At least once a week.

He works at a bank.

Why stop at a kiss?

Take a look at these.

Take a look at that.

Fadil was at a party.

Sami was at a party.

Tom teaches at a university.

Tom works at a hospital.

Faintheartedness comes at a price.

Latin America at a Crossroads

A steamer at Irrawaddy River

roasting at a scorching fire ,

watered at a boiling fountain ,

roasting at a scorching Fire