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Many people take their lives every day because of this taboo.

And if we just taboo it completely we could lose civilization.

Humour is the first step to break taboos and to break fears.

Domestic violence has long been a taboo subject in Armenian circles.

Fundamental reform of the Common Agricultural Policy should not remain a taboo.

One example is Eurobonds, which Merkel has declared taboo.

Right, well, thatís what it is to trespass a taboo.

Law sets frontiers, not artificially drawn, within which men shall be inviolable.

Cases of sexual violence may go unreported owing to the taboo and stigma attached to being impure .

Discussions on removing taboos associated with sexual behaviour had taken place.

And the women of Liberia then mobilized in support of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, a woman who broke a few taboos herself becoming the first elected woman head of state in Africa in years.

I heard that until very recently AIDS was seen as such a taboo even by doctors.

She ll teach them there is nothing taboo about wanting to stay alive.

Perhaps because so many other taboos have fallen, the taboo on sex with children is guarded with almost fanatical zeal.

Isaiah Berlin put it this way Law sets frontiers, not artificially drawn, within which men shall be inviolable.

But the official sector cannot write down its debt, because that would violate a number of taboos, particularly for the ECB.

In Akrami's documentary, the director, Rakhshan Bani Etemad says that she worried about the sensors, but felt the story had to be told to break the taboo.

After World War II, for obvious reasons, the expression of nationalist emotions was virtually taboo in Europe (not least in Germany).

Poking fun of dictators is considered one of the greatest taboos, which curtail freedom of expression and endanger the lives of cartoonists anywhere, anytime.

What attracted me to her was the fact she did not hide she was HIV positive and to declare so in 1999 in Malawi was almost a taboo.

Due to its embarrassing nature and the shame felt by sufferers, the subject was taboo for a long time, and is the subject of many urban legends.

Although homosexuality remains taboo, gays seem safe. Physical attacks against them are rare.

Despite a longstanding taboo against using nuclear weapons, disarmament remains only an aspiration.

In religion, folk religion, and superstitious beliefs, the correlation posited is often between religious ritual, prayer, sacrifice, or the observance of a taboo, and an expected benefit or recompense.

Young people point out that very few services are youth specific, confidential, non discriminatory, free of taboos and sensitive to cultural contexts.

259. The representative said that the legal system of the country ensured human rights, but some infringements occurred owing to taboos prevalent in society.

NAIROBI When I was born, 25 years ago, it would have been rare even taboo to find African women discussing soccer.

The novel was written in secret in the 1980s, when there was a taboo on discussing the famine in the Soviet Union, and published after independence.

There is a need for better common understanding of child protection issues despite some progress, social sensitivity regarding certain taboos is still high.

In addition, in some countries in Africa, such as Ghana, nutritional taboos during pregnancy weaken the woman, leading to complications at delivery.

I guess what the Slow Movement the purpose of the Slow Movement, or its main goal, really, is to tackle that taboo, and to say that yes, sometimes slow is not the answer, that there is such a thing as bad slow.

And the women of Liberia then mobilized in support of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, a woman who broke a few taboos herself becoming the first elected woman head of state in Africa in years.

Brazil is very liberated country in human rights, politics and democracy. Syria is closer with its oriental culture and family bonds where forbidden slogans chase you all the time.

Communist regimes used to be consistent in making the problem of drugs a taboo in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe there was therefore little social awareness of the drug problem as such or of ways to cope with it.

Another reason although I think, perhaps, the most powerful reason why we find it hard to slow down is the cultural taboo that we've erected against slowing down.

And we've been surprised to find, as young parents, that there are almost more taboos around parenting than there are around sex.

And what happens when people try to assemble themselves back into life, because of our taboos around suicide, we're not sure what to say, and so quite often we say nothing.

We shall give the mansion of the Hereafter to those who do not want to be haughty in the land and spread corruption . The future belongs to those who take heed for themselves and follow the straight path .

This abode of the Hereafter We make it for those who do not wish greatness in the land nor turmoil and the Hereafter is only for the pious .

That is the Last Abode We appoint it for those who desire not exorbitance in the earth , nor corruption . The issue ultimate is to the godfearing .

This is the abode of the Hereafter ! We appoint it unto those who Seek not exaltation in the earth nor corruption and the happy end is for the God fearing .