They are printed on paper, not etched in stone.

The criteria for membership must therefore be etched very clearly, very sharply.

Look at this, I etched the first description here so you children...

So the technique, it's cut, sandblasted, etched and printed glass into architectural glass.

Gender equality targets set by Beijing and the Millennium Development Goals were indelibly linked and mutually reinforcing.

There is, once again, virtually no mention of the catastrophe for civilians etched against that desert sky.

Subsequent research by historians of science leaves little doubt the Nobel medallion is etched with human frailties.

What my purpose of the talk today really is, is to sort of indelibly scar your minds with these charismatic and majestic creatures.

What are they all doing here? he thought, as the car in front of him etched a few inches forward.

The individual commitments remain secret, but their names etched in the square represent the promise of a diverse, unified Europe.

The war has etched into our consciousness polysyllabic names with which few were familiar before, such as Sarajevo and Srebrenica.

The events in Rwanda are a tragic reminder of human folly and have etched an indelible mark on the collective conscience of humanity.

For many survivors of those crimes against humanity, it took years to recover the strength to tell their stories  stories which are now indelibly inscribed in our collective memory.

The pattern of the circuitry for each chip is contained in a pattern etched in chrome on the reticle, which is a plate of transparent quartz.

Earlier in the afternoon, 10 separate plumes of smoke rose from Southern Falluja, as it etched against the desert sky, and probably exclaimed catastrophe for the insurgents.

In a test tube small reactions or experiments are performed. There are many different types of tubes. For example some have connectors, some are etched for measurements, some are hardened for durability.

But the last decade of the twentieth century was also indelibly stained by ethnic cleansing in ex Yugoslavia and genocide in Rwanda, and during the current decade the tide has seemed to turn against the rights cause.

I want to devote my talk today to the act of speaking itself, and how the act of speaking or not speaking is tied so indelibly to one's identity as to force the birth of a new person when it is taken away.

The liberation struggle became indelibly marked on our conscience through observances such as those in solidarity with the struggle of women in South Africa and with the struggling people of South Africa, and those for the elimination of racial discrimination in South Africa.

I want to devote my talk today to the act of speaking itself, and how the act of speaking or not speaking is tied so indelibly to one's identity as to force the birth of a new person when it is taken away.

China s official explanation for this lapse is that the time is not appropriate a line that obviously is open to interpretation and change. For now, however, it appears that China s shunning of Kim is becoming etched in stone.

And when I want to look beautiful, I step three feet away from the mirror, and I don't have to see these lines etched in my face from all the squinting I've done all my life from all the dark lights.

And when I want to look beautiful, I step three feet away from the mirror, and I don't have to see these lines etched in my face from all the squinting I've done all my life from all the dark lights.

Shrouded in secrecy and legend, the Nobel Prize first became an object for serious scholarly study after 1976, when the Nobel Foundation opened its archives. Subsequent research by historians of science leaves little doubt the Nobel medallion is etched with human frailties.

Even if every last detail emerges...what will forever be etched in the public mind is that Russian authorities unjustifiably separated a baby from his mother, gave her no information for almost a full day, and then told her family to retrieve the body.

The kind of challenges I have in mind are poignantly etched in the following quotation from an unpublished work in progress entitled quot The Rwanda Poem quot by the distinguished Barbadian poet and writer Mr. Kamau Brathwaite, who, only a few days ago, received the Neustadt International Prize for Literature

There is, once again, virtually no mention of the catastrophe for civilians etched against that desert sky. There is a hint, though, in a brief mention in the middle of the story of a father looking over his wounded sons in a hospital and declaring that, Now Americans are shooting randomly at anything that moves.