Handedness

High handedness will only aggravate their difficulties.

What was unusual here was not the cop s heavy handedness.

The Police Service is showing professionalism, courage and even handedness.

It relies on competition, rather than bureaucratic heavy handedness, to achieve its goals.

Your hands and our molecules possess a spatial property in common called chirality, or handedness.

The distinction capitalized on long standing cultural associations of right and left handedness with, respectively, trust and suspicion in this case, of the status quo.

That Home of the Hereafter We shall give to those who intend not high handedness or mischief on earth and the end is ( best ) for the righteous .

That Home of the Hereafter We shall give to those who intend not high handedness or mischief on earth and the end is ( best ) for the righteous .

What is the situation today in Bosnia and Herzegovina? It is much worse than it was at the beginning of the year and more dominated by Serbian high handedness and oppression.

However, high handedness and tough talk alone are an inadequate response, for this approach further humiliates those who already feel humiliated, and alienates those who might otherwise proffer a more moderate voice.

13. Prince BUTHELEZI (Chief Minister of KwaZulu and President, Inkatha Freedom Party) said that his presence before the Committee was evidence of its even handedness in its consideration of the South African issue.

The Sub Commission may wish to consider the adoption of further guidelines in relation specifically to agenda item 2, so as to ensure a measure of even handedness in the choice of countries referred to.

Worse still, if the establishment of the Human Rights Council is aimed at legitimizing the high handedness of a few countries on the pretext of human rights protection, the discussion itself will be completely meaningless.

If it were minded to go along this route, the Sub Commission would need to consider whether the goal is even handedness across the Sub Commission as a whole and or by individual members of the Sub Commission.

If the Sub Commission were to adopt the goal of even handedness, it might have implications for the preparation of their interventions under agenda item 2 interventions and for the range of information to which members currently have access.

As the Secretary General had rightly observed, the Fund's ability to influence policies through surveillance was more limited in the case of developed countries accordingly, the effectiveness and even handedness of its surveillance across its membership needed to be improved.

Mr. Song (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) said that in order to strengthen the United Nations it was essential to ensure its central role in addressing international issues, and to that end it was necessary thoroughly to reject high handedness and unilateralism.

To that end, efforts should be made to, inter alia, prevent unilateralism and high handedness leading to violations of the Charter and of international law, and to ensure that the functions and role of the United Nations in addressing major international issues remain pivotal.

In the tumult of the post revolutionary period, she presided with surprising even handedness over the unavoidable rivalries among different sides of the political spectrum. More importantly, Cory sparked the momentum for the Philippines to regain a position of respect, dignity and even admiration in the community of nations.

Say thou my Lord hath only forbidden indecencies the open thereof and the hidden thereof , and sin , and high handedness without justice , and ye associate aught with Allah , for which He hath sent down no warranty , and that ye speak falsely of Allah that which ye know not .