But German reticence did not paralyze Europe.

I understand Reding s reticence and her frustration.

Russian and Chinese reticence about pressuring governments that deserve censure and sanction stems partly from such concerns the absence of consensus on Syria is just one result.

The result is a weariness, a fugitive state of concealment, and reticence.

The international community can help overcome this reticence by establishing a global reinsurance mechanism.

This is compounded by a growing reticence among the authorities regarding events organized by UNMEE.

Moreover, a human being s reticence to kill is inversely related to the distance between attacker and target.

When I began, in my teens, to meet with German contemporaries, there was an initial reticence and discomfort.

But this co operation had dried up, and India's continued reticence had long passed its use by date.

Although a longer seminar might allow for the inclusion of information about several international environmental conventions, such as practiced in the Philippines, reticence to allow officers to go for longer periods of training will also have to be addressed.

Apart from anything else, there is an important domestic political reason for US reticence a Democratic US president cannot afford to look soft.

As the world reacts to China s crackdown in Tibet, one country is conspicuous by both its centrality to the drama and its reticence over it.

In my view, Belgrade would help the Kosovo Serb community and itself by moving from reticence and delay to commitment and engagement in that area.

Most of the rape cases are not reported, either because victims fear reprisals, or because of cultural reticence, fear of stigmatization and lack of confidence in the justice system.

This donor reticence is also partly explained by the apparent lack of a genuine political commitment on the part of the Ivorian parties to push the peace process forward.

Few women report rape cases due to cultural reticence or fear of stigmatization, though as a result of intensified sensitization more victims were reported to have come forward in the last few months.

In her opinion, that reticence stemmed from the fact that women were seen primarily as actors in the private sphere and an attitudinal change therefore would be required if the situation was to be rectified.

Indeed, their serene patience stands in stark contrast to the anxious reticence of Russian leaders, who have yet to surmount the humiliation that Russia suffered as a result of the Soviet Union s disintegration at the end of the Cold War.

This is why, despite the reticence and reservations expressed by some people, I submitted the draft amendment drawn up at Marcoussis to Parliament, with a view to submitting it to a referendum, the only process provided for in the Constitution.

Of more immediate and direct interest to Trinidad and Tobago and to similarly placed small middle income island countries are the inequities inherent in the existing asymmetrical international economic structures and the reticence of several influential players to apply remedial measures to redress the imbalances.

As the world reacts to China s crackdown in Tibet, one country is conspicuous by both its centrality to the drama and its reticence over it. India, the land of asylum for the Dalai Lama and the angry young hotheads of the Tibetan Youth Congress, finds itself on the horns of a dilemma.

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It's about attention. It's about their image, not about the car.

We're being critical of the West, the perception of the West about our identity about the image that is constructed about us, about our women, about our politics, about our religion.

Think about Kashmir. Think about India.

And I'm going to talk about HIV today, about the deaths, about the stigma.

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Recently you wrote about the people, and about how no one cares about each other.

And I really wanted this story to be about three things I wanted it to be about abundance, about diversity and about resilience.

What about the possibility of endangering lives? What about real secrets about terrorists and delicate negotiations?

When he has come, he will convict the world about sin, about righteousness, and about judgment

The eunuch answered Philip, Who is the prophet talking about? About himself, or about someone else?

In average years frost starts on about 14 October and ends on about 18 April, with sustained extreme cold from about 19 December to about 23 February, a period of about 67 days.

The ratios predicted (by mass, not by number) are about 0.25 for , about 10 3 for , about 10 4 for and about 10 9 for .

I am not talking about 2011, but about 1964.

Peace is frequently not about justice but about stability.

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She is educating the indigenous people of her country about what it means to be a democracy, about how you bring democracy to the country, about educating, about how to vote but that democracy is not just about voting it's about being an active citizen.

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