We regret the fact that some delegations felt the need for an opt out declaration.

The need for international legal order and justice has never been felt as acutely as today.

For 58 years, the political standard setting organs have felt the need for an independent expert body.

Many women have not yet considered or felt the need for pursuing a career as an option.

If one delegation made a long speech, he cautioned, others often felt the need to do the same.

The need was felt to analyse the current United Nations Model Tax Convention and propose any amendments deemed opportune.

i did it, cuz it felt nice, but we need to have more awareness esp at school levels.

This will lessen the need felt by emerging economies for self insurance against financial instability, by building up large reserves.

Technological breakthroughs such as antibiotics and cars responded to a compelling need felt by a huge number of consumers.

And I felt, the one thing they don't need, is a chair that interferes with their main reason for sitting there.

He had to deal with initial revolts in Tarraconensis, and because of this, he felt a need to reform the army.

He then continued to compare the state of the taboos we have before and after the revolution After Jan25 I felt different, I felt like I couldn t be silent any more, I felt like the unseen observer had disappeared, I felt safe, I felt noble, I felt love but most of all I felt heard.

Some members still felt that there was, perhaps, a need for a grounding of such a principle in the Vienna Convention itself.

On the Russian side in particular, we felt it necessary to include a reference to the need to convene a new international meeting on Iraq.

I felt I knew how those boys fighting in Vietnam felt.

Dania felt the pressure.

Because it normally takes a year or more for the full effects of monetary policy to be felt, central banks need to act preemptively, not reactively.

Some felt that there was no need to take too restrictive an approach, excluding non State actors, and emphasized that the expression comparable measures was imprecise.

I felt sad.

Tom felt strong.

I felt used.

Layla felt abandoned.

Layla felt loved.

Sami felt needed.

Sami felt helpless.

Sami felt resentlful.

Sami felt resentlful.

Sami felt trapped.

Sami felt lonely.

Sami felt brave.

Sami felt numb.

Sami felt peace.

Sami felt unsatisfied.

Sami felt disrespected.

Sami felt disrespected.

Sami felt bad.

Sami felt bad.

Sami felt bullied.

Regarding other applicable conventional international law, the Study Group felt that it did not need to take a definite position on the four solutions suggested in paragraph 32 above.

And he felt that he felt that it was coming to ask for help. Sorry.

Layla felt completely trapped.

Sami never felt Christian.

Finally, we felt safe.

I felt sorry for the boy.

It was felt that the outcome document should give greater attention to the need to enhance democracy and accountability in international decision making, including through increasing participation of developing countries.