To do something decisively that has been carefully thought out and discussed is considered a sign of immaturity, but that is characteristic of youth impatient for change.

Pakistan and India especially the latter will also watch carefully how the transitions play out.

The responsibility to protect is a distinct concept, carefully set out in the World Summit Outcome.

Definitions of terrorist acts must be very carefully drawn so as to clearly set out their elements.

Drive carefully.

Drive carefully.

Any proposal in this regard should be carefully thought out and include all the relevant information in accordance with paragraph 164 (c), including the relationship of such a structure with the existing independent, external entities as well as the internal mechanisms proposed by the Secretary General.

This enables us to work out how much Keynes thought was enough.

There should be a comprehensive review of governance arrangements and proposals submitted to the General Assembly for consideration, on the basis of which carefully thought out remedies can be applied to meet the exacting standards of efficiency and ethical conduct we require in the operations of the United Nations.

Please drive carefully.

That's why I thought, as long as I don't blow my eyes out ...

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Listen to me carefully.

So we thought, okay, we're going to try to get out and get some slime.

If you thought, everybody loves classical music they just haven't found out about it yet.

But once glasnost let people say what they thought, many people said, We want out.

His cigar was frayed and out, and he was in deep thought and obviously troubled.

They measure very, very carefully.

Tom carefully lifted the box.

Sami listened carefully to Layla.

Please shuffle the cards carefully.

We are reviewing it carefully.

In the end, the two appear to have thought both in and out of their time.

Well thought out country led initiatives and regional meetings can be particularly valuable in this respect

So we must hope that the US and British authorities move carefully and do not use their new powers to freeze out foreign competition.

This telescope must be used carefully.

Crises need to be carefully managed.

My father weighed his response carefully.

At first Mary had thought of renting out her house but everyone advised her to sell it.

Our only collective sin is that we thought out loud, and announced our demands loud and clear.

She listens carefully and pauses before responding.

Then he looked carefully at the stars

And they who carefully maintain their prayers

And those who carefully maintain their prayer

As if they were eggs carefully protected .

Then he looked carefully at the stars

And they who carefully maintain their prayers

As if they were eggs carefully protected .

TD But it didn't turn out to be so fun and entertaining, as I thought it would have been.

Further results showed that nine out of 10 British companies thought their businesses could benefit from better language skills.

I thought that something would come out of it, like Words rule fantastic new old first last Pope because it's by Alexander Pope, but I sort of made a mess out of it, and then I thought I'd repeat it in some way so it was legible.

They choose very carefully who they connect with.

All you need to do is listen carefully.

We have very little time, so listen carefully.

Such crimes would have to be carefully defined.