It is worth pointing out that, pursuant to article 13, paragraph 1, of the same Act, the Council of Ministers may prevent or refuse an application for naturalization submitted to it under the provisions of article 12.

It is worth pointing out that the issue raised by the Human Rights Committee about the retroactive force of the Anti Terrorism Act is a general one and does not mention any specific cases in which the Act was applied retroactively.

The View From Fez was the first to link to the article, pointing out

pointing out the new social roles of the two sexes and their social equality.

Many bloggers questioned the high costs of the event, pointing out how environmentally unfriendly it was.

It is worth pointing out that all human rights conventions which the State ratifies or accedes to, including the Convention forming the subject of the present report, have been published in the Official Gazette and copies have been distributed to the ministries and bodies concerned.

Nadia Al Magd says pretty much the same thing pointing out that the sarcasm missed the point

In that regard, he cautioned against complacency, pointing out that considerable work still needed to be accomplished.

So it's pointing away from the display, rather than pointing at the display.

Rather, it reflects anger and frustration over my insistence on pointing out that drastic carbon cuts make no sense.

American officials are fond of pointing out that the US has repeatedly intervened to protect Muslims from war and dictatorship.

But, as John Maynard Keynes never stopped pointing out, the Quantity Theory of Money is true only at full employment.

The Germans have been widely castigated for pointing out that Europe has no clear mechanism for sorting out sovereign (government) defaults, and that surely it needs one.

Tom was pointing at Mary.

In the interests of time, I shall limit myself to pointing out only some of the efforts undertaken in a few areas.

Everywhere, the signs are pointing backwards.

In this context it is worth pointing out that the 1980 Rome Convention on the law applicable to contractual obligations seeks to multiply the possibilities for validating the formation of a contract in order to avoid delaying tactics by parties fraudulently challenging the validity of a contract in order to evade its substantive obligations.

Please go out and do what you can to make this a land full of places that are worth caring about and a nation that will be worth defending.

The media sometimes ratchets up admiration for Annan by pointing out that his wife is Swedish and a close relative of Raoul Wallenberg.

In Canada, writer Gwynne Dyer, at Vancouver weekly free paper Straight.com, argues that pointing out the murderer's religion overlooks some very serious issues

Just last December, fellow economists Martin Feldstein and Nouriel Roubini each penned op eds bravely questioning bullish market sentiment, sensibly pointing out gold s risks.

This rationale highlights the core of the problem the eurozone is institutionally incomplete, and eurozone policymakers continue to blame investors for pointing this out.

There is no question of assimilating such conduct whether active or passive to unilateral acts stricto sensu, but merely of pointing out its implications.

Assad opponents dismissed the speech, pointing out that nothing new was said, while Assad supporters were invigorated, gleeful at the defiance of their embattled president.

Article 8.3 answers this question by pointing out that such measures shall not prima facie be considered to be contrary to the principle of equality.

Instead of pointing out her husband's growing gut or suggesting he go for a run, she might say, Wow, honey, thank you for going out of your way to make me relatively thinner.

This had the first pointing device. It was distributed, so it worked out distributed computing and modems so all these things could talk to each other.

One of the things I'm pointing out is that cartoons appear within the context of The New Yorker magazine, that lovely Caslon type, and it seems

It's a conversation worth having and an idea worth spreading.

Government ministers and EU representatives repeatedly cite the example of Iceland in pointing out what might have happened to Ireland if it had been outside the EU.

The Polish Courts, however, refused enforcement, pointing out the lack of a valid arbitration agreement fulfilling the form requirements of article II of the New York Convention.

The left has dismissed any claim that the CRA played a role in the housing boom by pointing out that it was enacted in 1977, while the subprime boom played out in the early 2000 s.

Another statistic worth pondering that 8.4 million is out of about 9 million people killed by pollution worldwide in 2012.

Picture of a security man pointing his shotgun towards protesters

He could start by pointing out to his smugly democratic counterparts that he is probably more popular in Russia today than any of them are in their own countries.

He said that the UNCTAD position was now the mainstream one, pointing out that the outcome of the recent G8 summit corroborated the conclusions reached earlier by the secretariat.

One delegation wondered about the reference in paragraph 2 to the best interests of the child, pointing out that that might conflict with the interests of the biological family.

In 1849, in that Gold Rush, they took over 700 million worth of gold out of California. It was very real.

That's worth mentioning.

Ideas worth spreading.

In fact, an African philosopher wrote to me, when Prosperity Without Growth was published, pointing out the similarities between this view of prosperity and the traditional African concept of ubuntu.

The role of artists is very important for every country, because aside from pointing out the realities, they can also make people feel those realities and make the public understand.

You can take all kinds of curves, and they're all pointing up.

What do you see the color that top arrow is pointing to?

Three Commission members expressed caution in applying such a rule too strictly, pointing out that the formulation and presentation of group positions might, in fact, be time efficient under certain circumstances.