Police hoped that Sami would shed some light on Layla's whereabouts.

Nevertheless, recent polls by WorldPublicOpinion.org shed some indirect light on this question.

They shed light on other cultures, reveal different patterns of thought, and spark our curiosity.

A look at the text of the statement may shed some light on the question.

Mr. Ramadan did not know any of Mr. Abu Adass's other friends or associates and could shed no light on Mr. Abu Adass's whereabouts or the identity of Mohammed .

He asked if the delegation could shed any more light on that case and on how that sentence could be justified in relation to article 6 of the Covenant.

In a time of official lies, healthy investigative energy should shed light, not just generate heat.

The problem is that the headline numbers shed only partial light on what may lie ahead.

The Fed s economic manuals, including technical models and historical analyses, shed insufficient light on today s economic situation.

Finally, the surveys shed little light on poverty at disaggregated levels, especially broken down by gender.6

But those historic contexts shed light on Japan's response to events in Iraq and the wider world today.

But far away from Syria, one university is trying to shed light on some of the possible solutions.

I call on all parties concerned to shed light on the archives issue and bring it to speedy resolution.

The independent expert hopes that the establishment of the Truth Commission will shed more light on these and other crimes.

Further analysis is needed to shed light on this phenomenon, properly assess its positive and negative aspects, and address policy related issues.

Forecasts are always hazardous, but some what if scenarios shed considerable light on what all of this means for the world s largest economy.

Edward Snowden's 2013 NSA leaks shed light on a Vodafone affiliated telco aiding the UK's GCHQ in collecting Internet data from undersea cables.

But Allah will deliver them from the evil of that Day , and will shed over them a Light of Beauty and ( blissful ) Joy .

malsahli comments If the creative Bader did not shed light on this family they would have been still living behind the skyscrapers and forgotten!

The film also shed light on a wide range of Moroccans who look forward to a better reality, relying on day to day Casablanca s slang.

The net effect is to define all linguistic notions of meaning in purely mental terms, and to thus shed psychological light on the semantic realm.

And what we're learning is going to shed some light on what the romantic writers and poets described as the celestial openness of the child's mind.

I, alongside Jillian York and Renata Avila will try to shed light on what the Sahrawi bloggers are saying each week, in Arabic, English and Spanish.

It gives undergraduate and graduate students from around the world the opportunity to shed light on the issues that their countries face through the publication of blogposts.

Assessing the extent to which racism and sexism have actually been reduced is a daunting task. Nevertheless, recent polls by WorldPublicOpinion.org shed some indirect light on this question.

The apparent anarchy of the Internet and digital news fueled a vibrant global movement of people eager to shed light on the inner workings of governments and corporations.

Specifically, in May 2004, the Observatory for Gender Affairs began to investigate, document, systematize, analyse and shed light on the situation of women and gender equality in Colombia.

Three particular items were set aside for intensive expert scrutiny to ascertain whether they could shed light on the activation mechanism of the device used to trigger the explosion.

Mr. Rustom (Syrian Arab Republic) I should like to shed some light on the status of Syrian young people and on the challenges facing them in the third millennium.

The French Presidency has released a statement saying that, All means necessary will be used to shed light on to the circumstances of this murder and to find her killers.

First, low productivity sectors shed labor.

But, while the value of these studies is in the light that they shed on the parts, the ensuing headlines invariably are about the whole, articulated in terms of GDP and jobs.

A hashtag SupportYemen has been created on Twitter and a campaign last week encouraged the use of social media to shed light on the revolution in Yemen, where mainstream media has failed.

In this light, it was not considered necessary to investigate any further.

Their feet are swift to shed blood.

Their feet are swift to shed blood

It is not long ago that job creation was negative and the unemployment rate stood at 10 . The problem is that the headline numbers shed only partial light on what may lie ahead.

He said we have to shed some light on the other part of Syria that the media usually ignores, and to bring voices of people there who have a different point of view.

They shall hunger no more, neither thirst any more neither shall the sun light on them, nor any heat.

Now, images have power to shed light of understanding on suspicion, ignorance, and in particular I've given a lot of talks on this but I'll just show one image the issue of HIV AIDS.

These trees shed their leaves during the winter.

This is how citizens can be taken and take themselves seriously as documenters and investigators of our common situation. In a time of official lies, healthy investigative energy should shed light, not just generate heat.

The Bureau recommended that the Population Division continue to convene technical meetings to shed light on key population concerns of the international community, including those related to the special themes discussed annually by the Commission.

And then when you add the lens to that, you can bundle the light and send it to wherever you need it without any need to spill any light to the sky or anywhere else.

So let's step back from these cases and see how they shed light on the way we might improve, elevate, the terms of political discourse in the United States, and for that matter, around the world.