Let us sharpen our tools well.

Herd safety came with sharpened senses.

HA They teach us to use machine guns, Kalashnikov, rocket launchers, grenades, bombs.

Are the basics of writing learning how to sharpen a quill?

The only interesting thing he did, was to buy a whetting stone this morning.

It will be necessary to sharpen the mechanisms that were established to give effect to the declared principles and purposes of the Charter.

The greatest challenge is to encourage the necessary political will so that States will deal effectively with their domestic problems.

Those meetings have mobilized the opinions of Council members on the need for preventive action.

These are quartz crystals and feldspar, so most sand in the world on the mainland is made of quartz crystal and feldspar. It's the erosion of granite rock.

The tower is built out of 362 pieces of cut granite which some claim represent the 362 days of the lunar year.

These are quartz crystals and feldspar, so most sand in the world on the mainland is made of quartz crystal and feldspar.

And they were able to get tens of thousands of, primarily, women, some men, in the streets to bring about change.

With regard to physical and mental faculties, a person apos s will must also be honed, so that he may make choices with confidence.

The research by the UNCTAD secretariat had helped to galvanize the international community to undertake a more critical examination of the challenges faced by Africa.

8. In early 1993, the comprehensive management development programme was launched with the objective of honing the managerial skills of staff at all levels.

Before the operation, traditional heroic songs were sung, while a few older women sharpened their knives, preparing for the task ahead.

All I could think of was the picture of Aunt Agatha drinking all this in and reaching out to sharpen the hatchet against my return.

One set of proposals centred on an attempt to sharpen the provision by making a more specific reference to what should be understood by the reference to the quot nature of the services quot .

It aims at honing and broadening existing skills in order to fill present and future gaps and to give the Organization the ability to respond effectively to new mandates and challenges.

They pledged to further hone and develop their processes for monitoring, measuring and reviewing individual governments' implementation of the critical areas of concern, and specific actions taken to ensure adequate financial resourcing.

It has many positive design features including harnessing the existing capacities of the small island developing States themselves to solve their common development problems.

Everybody, it seemed, was being hit all at once, and Sandy Wadgers, knowing as ever and his wits sharpened by a frightful blow in the nose, reopened the door and led the rout.

larger scale brainstorms that contain the desire to move again, bypass the lesion using computational microengineering and send it to a new body, a whole body called an exoskeleton, a whole robotic suit that will become the new body of these patients.

I want to close by showing you a videotape that's a version of a future game in the Rockett series that our graphic artists and design people put together, that we feel would please that four percent of reviewers.

And the West s response to Putin s return to the presidency could have a marked effect on whether he presses for liberalizing reforms and survives, or follows his KGB honed authoritarian instincts and stokes further protest.

CAMBRIDGE The announcement of a secret uranium enrichment facility located on a military base in Iran has sharpened President Barack Obama s efforts to place nuclear proliferation issues at the top of the world agenda.

As in Egypt, public opposition to a succession seen to threaten the republican order could sharpen the army s understanding of itself as guardian of the state, prompting it to intervene.

To hone in on the regulatory enforcement effect, the recent study compares the behavior of banks that are undergoing examination (which takes place over several quarters) to that of banks that are not undergoing examination in a particular tract in a particular month.

He argues that the modern national identity of Palestinians has its roots in nationalist discourses that emerged among the peoples of the Ottoman empire in the late 19th century which sharpened following the demarcation of modern nation state boundaries in the Middle East after World War I.

Moreover, IAPSO could additionally be enabled to sharpen its expertise in e procurement and make it available at low cost to other members of IAPWG, at least in order to preclude recourse to expensive external consultants.

14. A major concern expressed during the consultation process was the underutilization of specific expertise in small island developing States in existing technical assistance programmes and ways to effectively harness that expertise.

We were pleased that the international community, after addressing the important issues of climate change and biological diversity, flexed its mental muscles to address another critical issue in the global quest for sustainable development, namely the problem of land degradation and its effects caused by desertification and drought.

CAMBRIDGE The announcement of a secret uranium enrichment facility located on a military base in Iran has sharpened President Barack Obama s efforts to place nuclear proliferation issues at the top of the world agenda. 2010 will be a critical year.

How Putin, an astute politician, responds to that pressure will determine his political legacy. And the West s response to Putin s return to the presidency could have a marked effect on whether he presses for liberalizing reforms and survives, or follows his KGB honed authoritarian instincts and stokes further protest.

We can also thank UNDCP for essential progress in sharpening the awareness that demand reduction cannot be the responsibility of the respective Governments alone but must be seen as a task to be tackled by the whole society.