He plays very well.

Mike swims very well.

You swim well, don't you?

My mother plays the piano well.

Mariko speaks English well.

My mother plays the piano well.

She plays the violin very well.

Since its inception, the Court has performed its tasks with great skill.

As a result, the lesson about the economy s electoral salience is being subtly reformulated.

But freeing abducted girls from the clutches of the insurgents is one that must be done with deft and circumspection.

Thanks. Thank you. Now, juggling can be a lot of fun play with skill and play with space, play with rhythm.

Our enemies have skillfully adapted to fighting wars in the media age, but for the most part we have not.

The new Emir will now need to navigate skillfully between the Al Sabah family s factions and a newly empowered parliament.

Terrorists have skillfully adapted to fighting wars in today s media age, but, for the most part, America and the governments of the other democracies have not.

We also appreciate very much the efforts of Commander Marcos de Almeida of Brazil, who very skilfully coordinated the negotiations this year on the draft resolution on oceans.

But the issue is not primarily one of US skill and fortitude. American policies can never be a substitute for the region s own lack of leadership and foresight.

Finally, the authorities have subtly used the media to maintain consumer confidence by managing public criticism and thereby helping maintain popular trust in the government and the economy.

The ideological forces and the currency of power have also changed, with political Islam replacing secularism while skillfully integrating social issues and revolutionary, anti Western nationalism.

This episode suggests that Koizumi s hardline position isn t the only option. A Japanese prime minister can be strong without exploiting domestic resentment against the country s neighbors, and conservative, patriotic, and pro American while forging a healthy working relationship with China.

We mustn't forget that for Gabo, the work of literature that seemed most complete to him, in which he sees his talent culminated, is The Autumn of the Patriarch.

He remains a firm Putin supporter, skillfully combining criticism of virtually all aspects of Russia's foreign and domestic policy with a loyal but not glorifying attitude toward the president himself.

Its meaning could be cleverly and dangerously exploited by those who did not want real equality and, in that connection, she was concerned about the apparently indiscriminate use of the term in the State party's reports.

The secret to a strong economy is to invest in education, strengthen household incomes with a decent minimum wage and strong unions, and raise skill levels, thereby generating sustained consumer demand. This, Reich argues, is the virtuous cycle that we see in strong economies such as Germany, in which workers are highly skilled and educated, unions are protected, and the middle class has leisure and money to spend.

Some have just brought their work to a conclusion, others are just beginning, but they are united by their skilled approach and strong commitment to their work and their determination to see the United Nations deliver what our leaders asked us to do.

However, in practice, Brown has remained in the shadows, skillfully managing the economy, but remaining silent and enigmatic on vital political issues, and apparently endorsing everything Blair did.

The International Court of Justice has skilfully drawn a middle ground, holding in its advisory opinion on nuclear weapons that States must take environmental considerations into account when assessing what is necessary and proportionate in the pursuit of legitimate military objectives.

Blairism was a mood, a style, but, in substantive terms, it represented no radical break with the Thatcherite legacy that New Labour repackaged so cleverly, and, in fairness, administered more humanely than the Iron Lady ever did.

The problem for United Russia is that Rogozin is already a master at their game. He remains a firm Putin supporter, skillfully combining criticism of virtually all aspects of Russia's foreign and domestic policy with a loyal but not glorifying attitude toward the president himself.

On any given day we're lied to from 10 to 200 times, and the clues to detect those lie can be subtle and counter intuitive. Pamela Meyer, author of em Liespotting, em shows the manners and hotspots used by those trained to recognize deception and she argues honesty is a value worth preserving.