Layla tried to swim away from the school of jellyfish.

Being a couple, their story gathered a lot of attention and sympathy especially when they told the world about the reaction of their children after the court's decision ghassandhaif My children asked me Baba are you going to jail for 15 years and mama for 5 years after what you have done to save lives?

One of the problems with this, even for surgeons who've been looking at this a lot, is you can't see the cancer, especially when it's hidden below the surface.

The defending players must keep a distance of at least three meters from the thrower.

The people you're going to be shooting at aren't going to be able to get out of the way.

For starters, the use of bonuses based on one year results should be discouraged.

I made the decision to walk away from this type of civic laziness and educate myself.

Much of the world began to turn away from the American way of doing business.

The reality is that humanity has spent recent centuries getting away from renewables.

It remains a noncombatant in the global currency wars.

Indeed, it is thanks to a few thinkers and activists that states have gradually moved away from age old tenets.

Thanks to a massive fiscal stimulus, China veered away from the abyss in early 2009.

By contrast, where industrial stagnation was the norm, as in Latin America and Africa, most countries found it difficult to reverse the trend in the 1990s.

Germans certainly use this argument to stay out of the action wherever possible.

Until then, until then I'm going to keep banging on about trial and error and why we should abandon the God complex.

I always try to avoid explaining the size of these cells. They are too small to be described, however at times they ve felt bigger than our neighborhood mosque.

Some Georgians living in the area who took part in the July 14 march sought to distance themselves from the leaders of the rally.

This avoids the negative effects of face to face panel discussions and solves the usual problems of group dynamics.

First, the greatest challenge of our age is the gradual spiritual debasement of human beings brought about by the distancing of the prevailing order from the morality and unity of monotheism.

But, for the most part, the candidates have steered clear of speaking Chinese or discussing troubled Pakistani provinces.

Her cat was lying on my pillow and didn't want to come off it.

It is important to move on from the oil for food scandal.

The URF leaders ran an electoral campaign that seemed to revel in their distance from ordinary Russians.

As a result, nations are at very different points in embracing or moving away from the standardized civil service model.

When Bank research showed that conditionality did not work, the Bank under Wolfensohn moved away from it.

For their part, Manbijis are keen on keeping the group at arms length they appreciate some aspects of IS governance, but do not want to get too close.

The notion of arbitrariness includes notions of capriciousness, injustice, unpredictability, disproportionality or unreasonableness.

Once out of Iraq and Afghanistan, the US may find itself increasingly tempted to do just that.

For Europe, such distancing is impossible.

During the years of Putin s leadership, the Kremlin has steadily pushed citizens farther and farther from decision making by virtually dismantling representative institutions.

New cities are constantly ripening like so many cherries on a tree, drawing people away from older, original cities.

Instead, what the coalition seems to be proposing is a sort of correction, a retrenchment from various excesses and dysfunctions to something more restrained and disciplined.

By contrast, countries that exported capital now enjoy an excess of liquidity because capital is shying away from saturated countries.

He was then invited to give an interview on Radio Vanuatu where he was asked to give advice to young people about how to stay out of trouble!

Lack of jobs, for example, often leads people, particularly the young, away from work and into dependency on drugs and crime.

Still other heads of state, including French President Sarkozy, are weighing staying away.

Our major challenge today is to move away from the model of partnership according to which priorities, policies, and funding needs are determined in donor capitals and development partners headquarters.

Both the PLO and Israeli militant groups active at the time of Israel s creation moved away from violence once the international community engaged them.

There are those who disagree and believe that an economy s dynamism is found almost entirely in the private sector, while the task of government is mainly to stay out of the way.

This is crucial for rural employment, without which poor rural young people will be driven away from their communities in search of work in the cities.

What once seemed annoying, being away from it, you then see as the most special thing ever.

So if we could chop that away and give the building a small bottom, we could take that bit and put it at the top where the greater commercial value is for a property developer.

Myopic actions on both sides have helped entrench a longer term pattern of behavior that only makes it harder to move away from today s unsustainable equilibrium.

This conservative trend did not follow up on the reformists' engagement with the modern ideas of the European Enlightenment, arguing instead that these represented a further estrangement from authentic Islamic values.

The main force holding Russia back is, to put it bluntly, ignorance. Indeed, for some Russians, any economic movement towards Asia is tantamount to a departure from a European path of development.