We're looking for a girl. A white girl. A captive.

They grabbed her and made it look like she packed up and left.

I don't wanna have nothing to do with farms.

241. At present this mechanism is caught in a confining cycle.

The parallel structures should immediately be dismantled in order not to keep that minority a hostage of the past.

Said it belonged to a captive child of Chief Scar.

The Earth itself is kept in orbit because it rolls along a valley in the environment that's curved because of the Sun's presence.

Thus, a former captive nation is now being invited to celebrate its captivity.

Necessary policy reforms advocated by a ruling party are often held hostage to the prejudices of its allies.

Let us work together to emancipate our people from the socio economic and other ills that hold them in bondage to misery in their daily lives.

Countries with large current account deficits (such as Turkey) will remain hostage to skittish market sentiment.

For too long humanity has been held hostage to the ideological divisions which denied it of a deserved participation and sharing in the common wealth.

Unfortunately, this ship seems hostage to a confused sense of mission and a distinct lack of urgency.

It is as if France were now seized by a kind of nostalgic generosity toward a presidency that had been marked by suspicion and derision.

There is need for a commitment to creating a new international financial framework which will ensure that developing countries will not be held hostage to development assistance from contributing countries.

But we cannot allow the distortion of faith or long standing custom to be used as an excuse to ignore the rights of girls and women, and to hold their communities in poverty.

This point is used to bolster a third argument large institutions have undue political influence and thus capture their regulators.

Individual chimpanzees are much stronger than human beings, but as a species, we can, and do, hold them captive, and essentially helpless, in zoos and laboratories.

Ballot initiatives were created 100 years ago to empower ordinary citizens, but in recent decades the process has been captured by self serving elites.

Stipulating that the signing of the Treaty should take place not later than in 1995 does not, in our view, imply that the NPT is made a hostage to the conclusion of a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty.

As proof of its defeat, very large numbers of returnees from the rebel movement came back home, convinced that it lacked a proper objective and that it had fallen prey to the influence of foreign powers.

Furthermore, Netanyahu s unsentimental assessment of the Middle East does not line up with that of the Obama administration in thrall to its collapsing romance with moderate Islamists and its devoted supporters among Jewish Americans.

Weak, ineffective, corrupt, narrowly based or captive institutions create uncertainty and unfairness, discourage saving and investment, and lower growth rates.

The domination by the United States and its allies over the activities of the Sanctions Committee, which was set up in accordance with Security Council resolution 661 (1990), has made that Committee hostage to premeditated political objectives and ill intentions against Iraq and its people.

Kuwait believes that development should be addressed collectively and that is the most effective way of ensuring the availability of its essential ingredients, so that no region or group of nations should monopolize world resources at the expense of whole continents which remain hostage to the cycle of want and poverty.

Undoubtedly the United Nations faces a crisis of excessive expectations, but it is the only organization that can offer hope to nations and peoples locked in strife and overcome by turmoil.

It is not financially nimble it is often captured by the regulated and when economic times are good, no official wants to spoil the party.

Global leadership today seems to be held hostage by financial interests and associated media, ideologists, and oligarchs whose political influence enables them to secure more rents and pay lower taxes in what must truly be the most vicious of circles.

If the Organization and its Member States fails to act to promote such a dialogue I fear that it will reinforce the view that the United Nations is captive to the dictates of the rich, and powerless to respond to the needs of the poor.

A major challenge for the twenty first century remains the peaceful settlement of disputes and the urgent establishment of a Peacebuilding Commission in order to break the vicious cycle of which States barely emerging from conflict often remain prisoners.

In that connection, the experts state that the IMIS Steering Committee made the appropriate strategic technology decisions, which freed the Organization from being locked into any one hardware software supplier or group of suppliers.

On the day when the National Commission for the Family was established, the President of the Commission, Mrs. Maria Julia Pou de Lacalle, and wife of the President of the Republic, issued this challenge Let us not allow the family to become the prisoner of changes in society.

This episode serves as a reminder that central banks are political institutions, with a political agenda, and that independent central banks tend to be captured (at least cognitively ) by the banks that they are supposed to regulate.

Witness the current debate about whether governments in advanced economies have been captured by financial interests a question that Gillian Tett poses in a recent review article in Foreign Affairs.

The pursuit of this mission impossible would inevitably plunge Member States into a morass of bitter debate for an unpredictable period of time, taking other critical reforms hostage, including those that affect development, human rights, management of the Secretariat and collective international security.

The emerging new approach to PDPs is also fearful of state failure. State agencies can be captured and aid can be used for private or political gain.

Some in the Bush administration accept this argument, saying that they are happy to see Latin American democracies seeking influence where the United States cannot. Latin America, it seems, is no longer held hostage by its demagogues and guerrillas.

We are confident that the co sponsors of the Middle East peace process as well as the parties concerned are fully aware of the fact that unless significant and substantive progress is made on those two tracks, the peace process will remain incomplete and will make the region apos s peoples prey to suspicions, mistrust and instability.

Argentina s per capita income has risen, albeit slowly, during this period, but the country was never far from a full blown macroeconomic crisis that could reduce household incomes sharply. So it seems fair to conclude that both countries are still caught in the middle income trap.