Western governments were typically indifferent, if not hostile, to African liberation movements.

Light is essenciatly indifferent

Now he who waxes indifferent ,

Now he who waxes indifferent ,

The stakeholders of the tourism industry could not remain indifferent to the question of poverty.

As for him who was indifferent ,

As for him who was indifferent ,

Actually, war is not an internationally indifferent fact with respect to the validity of treaty rules.

Similar examples of such indifferent cynicism abound.

But as for him who was indifferent .

But as for him who was indifferent .

The Judicial Power could not remain indifferent to the changes and felt pressured to give them legal expression.

But they would either not see or be cynically indifferent to the problems of stagflation that would inevitably follow.

Supposedly, now, as then, the world is criminally indifferent.

This company is indifferent to the safety of its workers.

This company is indifferent to the safety of its workers.

Swedes are overwhelmingly secular and indifferent toward the Swedish church.

Then is it to this statement that you are indifferent

Then is it to this statement that you are indifferent

We beg you not to remain indifferent and neglect our sufferings and all the tragedy resulting from the Armenian military aggression.

Panama can never remain indifferent to the destiny of the Organization.

But you did not show the will to improve the situation.You did not listen to the youth ...You have been indifferent to the people needs and claims ...

I didn't know it was out of control. I was totally indifferent.

But Turkey cannot be indifferent to the tragedy engulfing its southern neighbors.

We cannot be neutral or indifferent when other human beings are suffering.

Our people, not indifferent to its own destiny and future, in March of this year chose its own path to development, progress and creativity.

The figure indicates approximately two thirds of the freshmen are indifferent to politics.

Sadly, many free countries seem utterly indifferent to the ongoing campaign against Israel.

This is a mistake. Europe s German anchor has become stuck, and the rising tide of anxiety among Germany s partners should not leave its government indifferent.

Nor can it remain indifferent to the increasingly unacceptable indebtedness of its university students.

Turkey cannot remain indifferent to this geography, for it stands at the center of it.

They also demonstrate that individual States cannot be indifferent to the problems facing their neighbours.

Most people in Greece, no matter what their politics, are no longer remaining indifferent to racism.

But these arguments do not withstand scrutiny. If the tax deductibility of interest made debt attractive, then bankers should be indifferent between long term debt and short term debt.

This explains why someone like Mubarak always received over 90 of the vote, albeit amid indifferent turnout.

But, while Hamas has never been indifferent to daily political calculations, nor is it confined to them.

A US administration in full withdrawal from Iraq would likely become indifferent to what happens in Lebanon.

The last thing that Bush s Republicans want is to appear indifferent to the plight of the middle classes.

More and more rules to protect us against an indifferent, uncaring set of institutions we have to deal with.

We were told before the visit that the British public would be at best indifferent and at worst hostile.

Now Europe is making Israelis feel not only that it is indifferent to their existential predicament, but that, rather than fighting for life against tremendous odds, Israel is committing European style crimes.

Regarding the question of impunity raised by the representative of Canada, the international community should not give the impression that it was indifferent to the severity of the crimes committed in Burundi.

The Iranians remember how the international community remained indifferent when Saddam Hussein attacked with chemical weapons in the 1980 s.

In fact, most Russians are indifferent to the government's efforts to curtail press freedom and limit the right to protest.

Indifferent to the poor, Russia s government is actively supporting its fallen oligarchs, especially those who are close to the Kremlin.