Another put it bluntly

And let me put it to Mr. Cović bluntly, if I may.

It does. Put bluntly, Americans were living beyond their means for too long.

To put it bluntly, Russia is no longer in the same category as China.

As Berlusconi bluntly put it, closer relations with Libya are about fewer illegal immigrants and more oil.

Our models are, to put it bluntly, useless for predicting currency movements over a few weeks or months.

By marginalizing these voices, we are to put it bluntly censors, worst type of censors, since we advocate free speech .

To put it bluntly instead of worrying that Roman Catholics will steal Orthodox souls, the Orthodox should try to steal Catholic souls.

Beck, who denies that he is anti Semitic, is a conspiracy theorist of classic vintage, though the content of his alleged conspiracies is, to put it bluntly, weird.

Now that position has been bluntly and uncompromisingly expressed.

But, since Iran s new president, Hassan Rouhani, took office at the beginning of August, the West, to put it bluntly, has not demonstrated sufficient will to explore possible openings.

But, to put it bluntly, the belief that an economist can fully specify in advance how aggregate outcomes and thus the potential level of economic activity unfold over time is bogus.

The main force holding Russia back is, to put it bluntly, ignorance. Indeed, for some Russians, any economic movement towards Asia is tantamount to a departure from a European path of development.

The main force holding Russia back is, to put it bluntly, ignorance. Indeed, for some Russians, any economic movement towards Asia is tantamount to a departure from a European path of development.

To put it bluntly, given the World Bank s importance, consideration of either putative US candidate, Assistant Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz or former Hewlett Packard CEO Carleton Fiorina, have been highly controversial around the world.

They could issue a Financial Stability Report that bluntly flags weak policies and financial vulnerabilities.

The first thing to say about this is that one should be skeptical about economists predictions, especially those concerning the near term. Our models are, to put it bluntly, useless for predicting currency movements over a few weeks or months.

As Green and Galiana bluntly noted, No approach to climate stabilization will work without an energy technology revolution.

The report concludes bluntly, No Danish wind industry to speak of would exist if it had to compete on market terms.

British economist Willem Buiter has bluntly accused central banks and treasury officials of regulatory capture by the financial sector, particularly in the US.

The IMF s reluctant endorsement of capital controls resembles the attitude of gun control opponents policymakers should target the harmful behavior rather than bluntly restrict individual freedoms.

At a news conference on April 12, Buyukanit bluntly argued that a military operation in Iraq aimed at eliminating the PKK threat was necessary and would be useful.

We must be clear on this and state, quite bluntly, that all acts that aim to kill or seriously injure civilians or non combatants are acts of terrorism.

Many Russians, however, were less interested in the law as a question of rights and simply focused on the likelihood of it being enforced or enforceable. As Osik101195 bluntly tweeted

A later portion of the war games took place in the Yellow Sea, in international waters very close to China, bluntly demonstrating America s commitment to freedom of the seas in Asia.

China has added to regional tensions with a foreign policy including advancing territorial claims in the East and South China Seas that would be described diplomatically as assertive, and more bluntly as bullying.

Heba Mitkees He totally lost me when he very bluntly and in confidence said that if I solely relied on orthodox treatment, I would most likely have a recurrence within a couple of years.

And so it turned out. Rather than deflating the economy, Nixon took America off the gold standard in 1971 and imposed wage, price, and import controls, proclaiming bluntly, I am now a Keynesian in economics.

In the aftermath of a major financial and economic crisis which may yet be far from over Chinese and Asians in general ask Europeans rather bluntly how we dare try to teach them lessons in financial capitalism.

So don't put it in the front door put it somewhere else.

Now that position has been bluntly and uncompromisingly expressed. The demand for far reaching change in the structure and functioning of the EU, including repatriation of powers to Britain, is a major new demarche at a difficult time for Europe.

Other potential nominees say bluntly that they do not want to be members of a court led by Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng, citing over promotion of those with modest credentials and professional experience at the expense of more qualified candidates.

A report by the St. Petersburg branch of the security police, the Okhrana, in October 1916, warned bluntly of the possibility in the near future of riots by the lower classes of the empire enraged by the burdens of daily existence.

Put away from yourself a perverse mouth. Put corrupt lips far from you.

Put it back.

Put it down.

For this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality.

Put away from thee a froward mouth, and perverse lips put far from thee.

Throughout this difficult period, the European Union has failed Ukraine, bluntly declaring that it should not hold any hope of future membership and justifying this stance by citing its internal problems the stranded Constitutional Treaty and growing public sentiment against further enlargement.

SJ Put this on?

Put on your cap.

Put on your cap.

You've put on weight.

Put your weapons down.

Just put it anywhere.