But it was meant for others. Britain was not to be part of it.

It has gone in your stomach. It was not meant for that.

Barroso s statement was meant to be reassuring.

However, she did state that she was unsure whether the show was meant for teenagers or not.

What precisely was meant by maintaining existing structures ?

The program was clearly meant to indoctrinate, not educate.

The concentration on six provinces was meant to model initiatives for decentralization and inter sectoral convergence.

Barack Obama s election was meant to improve everything or so it was hoped.

Their success meant that IIT was soon mentioned alongside MIT.

Lest you say The Book that was sent before was meant only for two groups we were not aware of their teachings

Lest you say The Book that was sent before was meant only for two groups we were not aware of their teachings

Globalization has meant closer international integration, and that in turn has meant a greater need for collective action.

Thirdly, public information was meant to serve the whole of humankind.

A clear definition of what was meant by serious breaches was required, for if it were stated that a serious breach implied the flagrant or systematic violation of an obligation without defining what was meant by flagrant or systematic , that could give rise to differing interpretations.

The war was meant to demonstrate the strategic power of military might.

We knew it meant there was about to be a butter shortage.

While crude, he claimed, it was not meant as an actual threat.

It was the first time I realized what VE Day really meant .

This was not, he claimed, what he meant, and more importantly, there is no scientific basis for such a belief.

But the Copenhagen climate summit was always meant to be a transitional step.

The very announcement of the Fund s creation was meant to deter speculative attack.

The International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) was meant to provide stabilization and assistance.

The exhibition was meant to be a way to have children think of doing ...

These constituted a unified package that was meant to be implemented in its entirety.

In the West of England this meant that Cornwall was the last Royalist stronghold.

This restriction, however, was never meant to restrict the free movement of civilian population.

The distinction was thus merely semantic, since the term equality also meant non discrimination.

However, it simply meant that an even greater effort was required in their countries.

Indeed, there was no Muslim scholarship at the time, so to read meant to read whatever was available.

As for you, you meant evil against me, but God meant it for good, to bring to pass, as it is this day, to save many people alive.

There was no mention of Bo Xilai and what his dismissal meant for China s domestic politics in this critical year of leadership transition.

Organizing the tournament was very expensive, of course, and the money spent on preparations drained resources meant for Brazil's many other pressing issues.

The fifties meant entry into the jet age for the FACh, and Grupo 7 was the first unit to receive them in 1954.

The true Che was a more significant figure than his fictional clone, for he was the incarnation of what revolution and Marxism really meant in the twentieth century.

( a chastisement meant ) for the unbelievers , one which none can avert

( a chastisement meant ) for the unbelievers , one which none can avert

Since this approach was new, it meant that new ways of working were being invented.

I meant it.

An award for damages was meant as a means of repairing a wrong, not as wage replacement and so M.B. was not in a position of double recovery for the same loss.

There is generally no provision for male students to attend institutions meant for females.

It was also proposed that States should be given greater flexibility in determining who was a victim and what was meant by reparation.

The people who supported it were the Air Force, which meant that it was all secret.

The Millennium Declaration was meant to be a compact between the world s rich and poor countries.

This meant that collective production was dissolved early in the reform process and private farming prevailed.

However, every women's NGO had a fundamentalist counterpart, which meant that progress was slow and difficult.