Unheard

And this is really unheard of stuff, and this is all because of this technology.

Nor repulse the petitioner ( unheard )

Nor repulse the petitioner ( unheard )

Going to court is practically unheard of, as it would mean renouncing family practices.

This two distinct model run was a successful business decision that is almost unheard of in automobile history.

This, of course, is weighed against the direct risk of complications from the procedure, which are rare but not unheard of.

Nor have the more drastic calls for the suspension of some of our activities gone unheard.

Indeed, the debate on gender issues is clearly growing in Israel, yet very little of it is visible in practice and gender mainstreaming is almost unheard of 26.

KBS First time, a rally and a street play in a rural school unheard of to tell their parents why literacy is important.

They said O Mary ! Indeed you have brought a thing Fariya ( an unheard mighty thing ) .

They said O Mary ! Indeed you have brought a thing Fariya ( an unheard mighty thing ) .

But in the history of international finance over the past sixty years, bankruptcy and default are almost unheard of.

Al Jazeera introduced a level of freedom of speech on TV that was previously unheard of in many of these countries.

Fears expressed by Israeli newspapers and a few Knesset members over Israeli's nuclear programmes remained unheard.

But ordinary people rejected Kibaki s power play, reclaiming their nation s path through the ballot box an idea that is still almost unheard of in the Kenyan context.

The representative of Pakistan stated that he abstained because he was of the view that no one should be condemned unheard.

Then she brought him to her nation carrying him . They said Maryam ! assuredly thou hast brought a thing unheard Of .

Then she brought him to her nation carrying him . They said Maryam ! assuredly thou hast brought a thing unheard Of .

There has been a spate of deaths resulting from a previously unheard of and particularly gruesome torture method being employed against homosexual men.

In Latin America, street art is of major cultural relevance. The region s traditions of social movements and revolution have allowed the form to give voice to otherwise unheard sectors of the population.

While the numbers might be small, this constitutes a very important precedent in Syria where anti government protests are unheard of, and any sign of dissent is squashed with an iron fist.

All of those, not all, half of those problems mentioned last night government accountability, corruption, how do you fight corruption, giving voice to unheard, to poor it's why independent media is in business.

Today, the public s obsession has made India into the sport s global financial powerhouse, with advertisers and sponsors pouring unheard of sums into the game.

But I rather play something completely unheard of, and even with flaws, than repeat the same thing over and over which has been hollowed by its meaninglessness.

But in the history of international finance over the past sixty years, bankruptcy and default are almost unheard of. One consequence is that international markets are not as dynamic as they might be, and prosperity not as widespread.

Most impressive (and completely unheard of in Russia), Navalny himself organizes three street rallies every weekday and five rallies on Saturdays and Sundays. His goal is to hold a hundred such rallies by the end of the campaign.

These videos are the only mean to expose what happens in our police stations, without them the cry of people who were subjected to torture will go unheard.

Air India serves a square meal on short domestic flights but in the United States one doesn't even get a decent buy on board option, leave alone a meal which is something unheard of in the states.

Indeed, there were interesting and previously unheard of statements and signals from Teheran that suggested an increased willingness to start negotiating about Iran s nuclear program and regional security issues.

He said Whoever doth wrong , him shall we punish then shall he be sent back to his Lord and He will punish him with a punishment unheard of ( before ) .

He said Whoever doth wrong , him shall we punish then shall he be sent back to his Lord and He will punish him with a punishment unheard of ( before ) .

And how many a city trespassed the commandment of its Lord and His apostles ! Wherefore We reckoned with them a stern reckoning , and We tormented them With a torment unheard of .

And how many a city trespassed the commandment of its Lord and His apostles ! Wherefore We reckoned with them a stern reckoning , and We tormented them With a torment unheard of .

From an early date, the prison camp at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba became the symbol of something unheard of the arrest without trial of illegal combatants who are deprived of all human rights.

But since we ate all the oysters and we ate all the fish that would eat the plankton, there's nothing to eat the plankton and there's more and more of it, so it dies of old age, which is unheard of for plankton.

He said , As for him who does wrong , we will penalize him , then he will be returned to his Lord , and He will punish him with an unheard of torment .

He said , As for him who does wrong , we will penalize him , then he will be returned to his Lord , and He will punish him with an unheard of torment .

So much that enrages women, or leads them to feel rejected or unheard, may not reflect men s conscious neglect or even sexism, but simply their brains wiring!

The long post Industrial Revolution boom, which carried unskilled workers wages to previously unheard of heights keeping them within shouting (or at least dreaming) distance of the lifestyles of the rich and famous is not necessarily a good guide to what will come next.

India Unheard shows us two different festivities in different areas of the country where married women from tribal communities can, for one day only, play and dance in public without risking censure.

The West has established the economic model of the twenty first century, with its hitherto unheard of standard of living, and almost all nations and regions are trying to equal it, no matter what the cost.

It was unheard of at that time for women to begin dancing professionally before the age of eighteen, but her father had lost his teaching position at the school in 1896, leaving her family in dire straits financially.

China s problems arise mainly from widening income disparities, which are inciting hitherto unheard of levels of labor unrest though this should not be viewed as a precursor to change of the sort that marked the rise of the Solidarity trade union and the end of communism in Poland.

Rausing, who had studied in New York at the beginning of the 1920s, had seen self service grocery stores in the United States, which was unheard of in Europe at the time, and realised that pre packaging was part of the future in food retailing as a more hygienic and practical way of distributing staple groceries.