The attackers also made a great show of telling the world that they had taken special care to safeguard the lives of fellow Muslims during the assault.

However, Israel should have taken greater care to minimize collateral damage.

Care must also be taken with how the measures are adopted.

All sides must manage these tensions with great care and caution.

But this course must be pursued prudently and with great care.

Thus, young people enjoy the great concern of the Tunisian State, and measures have been taken to help them in the fields of education, culture, training, health care, leisure and so on.

And he saw that the great majority of what we do in medicine and health care is taking care of ourselves.

In particular, great care should be taken to ensure that any limitations on these rights are specifically targeted at terrorist groups and set out with great precision to avoid affecting non terrorist groups or persons who have not directly participated in a terrorist act.

Care must be taken, however, to strengthen national systems and not create parallel ones.

WK I think we have discovered a very important issue in the Arab world that people care, people care about this great transformation.

For now, let me say that, with reference to Article 51 of the Charter, it is the position of Indonesia that great care must be taken to avoid any rewriting or reinterpretation of that article.

(l) The inadequate measures taken to protect children picked up by the Security Police and taken into State care during the period 1998 2003.

It is worth noting that many of these caches had been prepared with great care.

(a) Great care should be taken to ensure that exceptions and derogations that might have been justified because of an act of terrorism meet strict time limits and do not become perpetual features of national law or action.

It's obvious that this leads to marital bliss because, women, we care a great deal about being thin and good looking, whereas men mostly care about sex ...

Once a victim of gender related violence reaches the hospital or any other health care facility, all possible measures are taken to provide the best medical care available.

All who were tempted to disobey were certain to be taken care of by the secret police.

Asian economies have opened up too, but policymakers there have taken greater care to support manufacturing industries.

(b) Great care should be taken to ensure that measures taken are necessary to apprehend actual members of terrorist groups or perpetrators of terrorist acts in a way that does not unduly encroach on the lives and liberties of ordinary persons or on procedural rights of persons charged with non terrorist crimes.

It had been prepared before Israel's disengagement from the Gaza Strip and from four settlements in the West Bank and contained a number of alarmist predictions that had proved unfounded that was because of the great care taken by Israel.

We know that despite its great wealth and its groundbreaking medical research America s health care system is awful.

In that connection, uniform procedures regarding reimbursement from partners should be established and care taken to monitor the costs.

Care should be taken to exclude natural objects, which are also capable of flying in space or in airspace .

Care must be taken to ensure that the composition of the discussants does not favour one group over another.

The elderly have an especially great problem with health care who are, beside their poor financial state, additionally limited in their approach to health care because of the inadequate public transportation.

On 10 December 2006 at 13 30 local time (16 30 UTC) he was taken to the intensive care unit.

Care should be taken to strengthen the Economic and Social Council and to avoid downgrading it to a functional commission.

There is a great disparity in access to health care and public health initiatives between developed nations and developing nations.

Special care was taken to handle events (situations in which the simulation equations are not valid and have to be changed).

It requests that special care be taken to present this type of extraordinary circumstance as clearly as possible in the future.

So great care and cool heads will be needed in the seas around Korea in the days and weeks to come.

My delegation has taken note, with great interest, of the report contained in document S 2005 186.

Their respective leaderships have taken bold decisions, often at great political cost, to move the process forward.

On the other hand, care needs to be taken to avoid establishing too burdensome regulations that could hamper the expansion of franchising.

In establishing the daily opening hours of child care institutions the working hours of parents (ascertained through questionnaires) are taken into account.

Steps taken include public awareness campaigns, efforts to increase access to health care and health information and the training of women health providers.

Care was being taken to insert an environmental dimension into national economic planning in accordance with Agenda 21 adopted by the Earth Summit.

Care must be taken, however, to ensure that no ambiguity was allowed to arise with regard to the scope of the draft convention.

Taken together, the first four areas are known as the Essential Reproductive Health care package, while, if merged with the prevention management of reproductive problems of the elderly, it is known as the Comprehensive Reproductive Health Care Package.

Take great care of your Prayers , especially of a Prayer that has excellent qualities of Salat and stand before Allah like devoted servants .

These solutions can be of great help to older female employees who are called upon to provide time consuming, long term family care.

But in this country, where the government apparently does not feel compelled to provide health care for citizens, we've taken a very different approach.

No matter what care was taken to anticipate events that might give rise to exceptional risk, there was always the possibility of unforeseen situations.

Rule on feasible precautions In the conduct of military operations, constant care must be taken to spare the civilian population, civilians and civilian objects.

At the same time, it had taken care to conform to the human rights principles contained in international instruments and in the Tunisian Constitution.