Conservation resonates with local political parties.

This reasoning resonates with the US public.

That message still resonates today, though it was spectacularly wrong.

That line resonates as Germany and Greece contemplate their shared fate.

It resonates with the spirit of Franklin Roosevelt and Simon Bolívar.

Indeed, today no European political figure of global stature offers an ambition that resonates.

The critic s message that banks need to be cut down to size resonates widely.

For Chávez is showing that the old cry of Yankee go home still resonates.

Such rhetoric resonates powerfully in former Soviet satellites that have only recently regained their sovereignty.

This argument, long discredited, resonates in the actions of the Iraqi insurgents and their fanatical allies.

It also resonates the resolute, steadfast and commitment of all Yemenis to the revolution and it's demands.

The second reason why Liu deserves the Nobel Peace Prize resonates with Alfred Nobel s original intent for the award.

From this narrative, fear of homegrown terrorism resonates the most, as does the impetus to deal with Muslims as a foreign foe.

To see a working class white woman be picked to serve a heartbeat away from the US president resonates powerfully with them.

Speaking at the 2007 EG conference, trainer Ian Dunbar asks us to see the world through the eyes of our beloved dogs. By knowing our pets' perspective, we can build their love and trust. It's a message that resonates well beyond the animal world.

Jonathan Swift s eighteenth century barb resonates in today s world of financial intermediation now, as then, finance shrouds its complication of knavery and cozenage in unintelligible jargon.

Either way, the country no longer resonates with the expectations, hopes, and fears of a world still focused (ever more dimly) on resolving the Israeli Palestinian conflict.

The word inclusive resonates strongly Americans do not want more government per se rather, they want the government to get more people involved in the market economy.

Others called attention to the fact that Politkovskaya was killed on Putin's birthday a coincidence that resonates because of allegations of official involvement in her murder and coverup.

But, as the economy slows, the regime s legitimacy is increasingly being questioned, which implies that neo Maoism may yet make a comeback. Indeed, it is a stance that resonates deeply with the egalitarian tradition of the People Liberation Army (PLA), as well as with its institutional interests, particularly those in the Shenyang District.

And this resonates with millions of people, apparently, because there are tens of thousands of these, and there is a whole blogging empire now dedicated to pictures like these.

Everyone I talk to in performing arts resonates to the words of Adrienne Rich, who, in Dreams of a Common Language, wrote, We are out in a country that has no language, no laws.

That line resonates as Germany and Greece contemplate their shared fate. Their worries are an object lesson for those Asians who are still contemplating deeper economic integration in the form of a shared currency.

His argument that Kosovo should remain an integral part of Serbia, and that Russia is a more natural (Slavic) ally for the Serbs than perfidious Europe, resonates strongly in a country traumatized by its recent past.

When you run very short wavelengths, like a tuning fork the antenna resonates, and there's more energy coming out of the antenna than there is the backscatter from the ground that we're trying to analyze, taking too much processing.

That message still resonates today, though it was spectacularly wrong. For example, the authors of The Limits to Growth predicted that before 2013, the world would have run out of aluminum, copper, gold, lead, mercury, molybdenum, natural gas, oil, silver, tin, tungsten, and zinc.

The idea of bringing back debtors prisons may seem far fetched, but it resonates with current talk of moral hazard and accountability. There is a fear that if Greece is allowed to restructure its debt, it will simply get itself into trouble again, as will others.

BG It's well said. It's well said.

Well done is better than well said.

But not all is well that ends well.

return unto thy Lord , well pleased , well pleasing !

return to your Lord , well pleased , well pleasing .

return unto thy Lord , well pleased , well pleasing !

return to your Lord , well pleased , well pleasing .

Like a forbidden pleasure. And it's that forbidden pleasure that I think is what resonates out there, and it gets people to look at these things, and it gets people to enter it. And it also, in a way, defines kind of what I feel, too that I'm drawn to have a good life.

Return Unto thine Lord well pleased and well pleasing .

Return Unto thine Lord well pleased and well pleasing .

Rapid deployment required well trained and well equipped troops.

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Return to your Lord , well pleased and well pleasing Him .

Return to your Lord , well pleased and well pleasing Him .

The OSCE is well positioned and well equipped to participate.

Only a well staffed, well funded and well equipped system can ensure the ability to respond promptly and effectively.

And We bore him upon a well planked vessel well caulked

Return to your Lord , well pleased ( with him ) , well pleasing ( Him ) ,