Nowhere is this more clearly reflected than in the case of Syria.

That was clearly the case when Osborne and his colleagues opted for austerity.

This is clearly the case with respect to the rules which govern investor protection and corporate governance.

It was noted that this clearly reflected existing customary international law and was consistent with case law.

If that were the case, Sarkozy s decision, regardless of the advantages to NATO or France, would clearly be open to question.

While Iraq is clearly a special case, the analysis underpinning the Paris Club decisions concerning the other cases is not clear.20

The case was brought by a lawyer who clearly does not use Facebook and therefore has too much time on his hands.

The stability and territorial integrity of the Gulf States is a strategic priority for Turkey that is clearly not the case for Iran.

A further distinction is that the treatment at the point of expulsion clearly pointed, in the current case, to the future risk of torture.

15.3 In this case, the Judge stated that Art 5 of the Constitution of Vanuatu was clearly intended to guarantee equal rights for women.

Such was clearly the case of France under Louis XIV, the Sun King in the seventeenth century, and such is the case today of China, whose leadership is comfortable with the balance of power games of classical Europe.

A4.3.9.2 In the case of a mixture, the entries should clearly indicate to which ingredient the data apply, unless it is valid for the whole mixture.

However, this is not the case in Guatemala, where poverty is clearly widespread and acute, with 21.5 per cent of the population living in extreme poverty.

In the Danish cartoon case and the recent controversy over the Pope s statements, the station was clearly seen as making the news rather than just covering it.

In the present case, the council resolution clearly adopted a positive development policy for housing and tasked the mayor with pursuing subsequent measures by way of implementation.

Sanctions should be the last resort for settlement of disputes and, even in that case, the objective, target and time frame of the sanctions should be clearly defined.

He replied , God forbid that we should take anyone other than the person on whom we found our property . In that case , we would clearly be wrongdoers .

He replied , God forbid that we should take anyone other than the person on whom we found our property . In that case , we would clearly be wrongdoers .

She contends that the evidence submitted to the Committee clearly shows that the execution of the order would constitute such treatment, at least in the case of her daughter.

War implies armies and command structures that can be recognized, if not clearly known in any case, war entails a military confrontation with an identifiable adversary .

), or AYYLU ( Not clearly coded, repeat more clearly. ).

Under the Fourth Geneva Convention, the responsibility for protecting civilian populations in an occupied country belongs to the occupying forces, which, in this case, are clearly failing to protect Iraqi women.

Furthermore, in the case of some countries, additional United Nations agencies have joined the initiative, which clearly adds to its potential impact and makes it an effective instrument of donor coordination.

Figures clearly showed that basic foodstuffs provided by WFP only sufficed during a crisis and were totally inadequate for an extended crisis situation as was the case in the Western Sahara.

Furthermore, in the case of some countries, additional United Nations agencies have joined the initiative, which clearly adds to its potential impact and makes it an effective instrument of donor coordination.

The answer is clearly yes. The news bubble is of particular concern, because it reinforces the idea that central bankers somehow care disproportionately about financial markets, which is generally not the case.

She then assigned these works racial identities, basically saying to me that the work on the right, clearly, was made by a black artist, the work on the left, clearly, by a white artist, when, in effect, that was the opposite case Bob Colescott, African American artist Leon Golub, a white artist.

Bush has long claimed that the number of troops in Iraq was a military decision and that he simply followed the advice of his generals, but now this is clearly not the case.

Speak clearly.

That was clearly the case with Richard Nixon, who never suffered from an excess of love for Jews, but was nonetheless one of the staunchest allies that Israel ever had in the White House.

The State party adds that the Williams case, which is available on the Internet, clearly establishes the existence of a domestic remedy, and that the author cannot be excused for not having exhausted that remedy.

Rather, Assange s case, as was true with Strauss Kahn s, is being handled so differently from how the authorities handle all other rape cases that a corrupted standard of justice clearly is being applied.

In this case, Ban needs to spend time in China s capital, making the case for the notion that governments have a responsibility to protect their citizens, and that when they fail to do so (as Sudan s government clearly is), they forfeit some of the advantages that normally are associated with sovereignty.

This clearly raises the stakes.

The two are clearly interlinked.

The answer is clearly no.

The situation is clearly unsustainable.

Clearly, the world has changed.

Clearly, he's guilty.

Clearly, he's guilty.

Promises of better behavior are clearly not enough, as the seemingly endless number of scandals in the financial industry has shown. As soon as regulators had dealt with one case of market manipulation, another emerged.

It also reflects the fact that we are clearly not making fast enough progress with regard to many of the commitments we have already made not least, in the case of development, the Millennium Development Goals.

PARIS Some countries are naturally at ease with the concept and the reality of strategic power. Such was clearly the case of France under Louis XIV, the Sun King in the seventeenth century, and such is the case today of China, whose leadership is comfortable with the balance of power games of classical Europe.

The data clearly supports this view.

Clearly you are mistaken.