The subtitle is inspired by the film When Harry Met Sally... .

An outbreak of Leishmaniasis in Rachidya is met with shock by Lamia, who is outraged by the lack of movement in treatment by the Moroccan Ministry of Health.

Established in 2000, their targets were to be met by 2015.

In 2007 35 of the demand was met by recycled germanium.

The costs of treatment were met in full by the State.

The truth is I've never even met Tom.

Even when rebranded as a rebalancing, America s eastward shift is inevitably met with suspicion by some Asian countries, particularly China.

I met her by chance on the train the day before yesterday.

The target growth rate was met by only six countries in 2004.

This policy met with rejection by Kosovo Serbs and isolated protests by residents of all ethnicities.

It is a proclaimed objective to be met gradually.

If the conditions are met, the suspect is extradited.

The Millennium Declaration clearly identifies the goals that must be met by 2015.

If the challenge is met, by the time Turkey and the Union reach a final decision, both parties will have changed profoundly.

We seek clarification on the composition of the Ituri armed group that is alleged to have met in Jinja, and whom they met.

Simpson never met an unfunded tax cut proposed by a Republican president that he would vote against, and he never met a balanced deficit reduction program proposed by a Democratic president that he would support.

It is against this background that The World's Women 2005 analyses the extent to which the growing demand for gender statistics is being met by Governments.

But the needs of growing medium size enterprises cannot be met by microfinance institutions.

Five countries have already met the target of reducing hunger by 50 per cent.

Noting that some of the demand for prostitution and forced labour is met by trafficking in persons in some parts of the world,

Unless it is met, the eurozone s financial disintegration will eventually resume.

The only way its goals will be met is through genocide.

In the current case, the condition ratione personae is not met.

The broader message from the Greek and French elections is that the attempt to impose a benevolent creditors dictatorship is now being met by a debtors revolt.

2. Notes that key human resources management targets are not being met by many departments

But, over the last decade, the expectations raised by this mandate have not been met.

But these gestures of cooperation with Muslim sensibilities have not been met by reciprocal gestures.

For example, in India, there is a great need for financing large infrastructure projects a need that cannot easily be met by local banks.

Many of our demands were met and this is a great victory.

I went and met them in Urfa, which is in southeastern Turkey.

The character was first portrayed by East Asian actors, and the films met with little success.

The expenses of delegations to the Council of Members shall be met by the Members concerned.

Most notably, the Iraqi people met another critical milestone by submitting a draft Constitution for referendum.

There is a girl named Dorcas, and I just met her in Kenya.

He will continue to be flogged every week until his punishment is met.

It is not known when Frederick and Katte met for the first time.

I met Mary yesterday.

I met him yesterday.

We met a writer.

I've never met him.

I've never met him.

I met somebody online.

I've met Tom before.

Layla met Sami's friends.

We met our teacher.