Angered at all this Vishal decides to take the matter into his own hands and murders the four criminals himself.

And ralphaoun warns of a potential slippery slope

At the same time, we urge all Member States to take seriously their responsibilities under resolutions 1483 (2003) and 1518 (2003) to deposit funds into the DFI.

The police will take it seriously if they find people are taking seriously.

UNIDO must take all those issues into account when developing its strategic long term vision, which should lay down the future direction of development policy while maintaining flexibility.

Which one do you take?

Taking into account views and comments expressed in the Sixth Committee on chapter IV on diplomatic protection of the report of the Commission,Ibid., para. 50.

can really take a leadership role, and Chicago is one example.

It is really hard for democracy to make its way to our brains!

She takes distances.

The complete filling, on the other hand, takes days.

You have to take this.

but match did not take place.

Video She takes a piece of chalk and begins writing something on the floor.

Writing is changing as it takes on some of the functions and features of speech.

'You shall not take a wife to her sister, to be a rival, to uncover her nakedness, while her sister is yet alive.

Neither shalt thou take a wife to her sister, to vex her, to uncover her nakedness, beside the other in her life time.

And in Match Me, you take the class, divide it into two teams, one team on each side of the playground, and the teacher will take a piece of chalk and just write a number on each of the tires.

You may take either of the two books.

Why are you taking so long?

The table does not occupy much space.

What do you say to taking a rest?

Europe needs to take the lead, as it did in Mali and Libya.

Since then, the State authorities have proved they are taking this responsibility seriously.

Taking into account the statement of the Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee introducing the report of the Ad Hoc Committee,Ibid., Fifty ninth Session, Sixth Committee, 13th meeting (A C.6 59 SR.13), and corrigendum.

The Executive Director added that UNICEF took these issues very seriously.

Don't forget to take a camera with you.

Let it go!

You'd better take an umbrella with you.

Don't forget to take your things with you.

You may take anything you like.

Arming takes about 2.6 seconds.

Sami found himself spiralling out of control.

You take a six to eight cell embryo, you tease out one of the cells, you run a genetic test on that cell, and depending on the results of that test you either implant that embryo or you discard it.

You get an eggbeater, which is everywhere, and you saw off a blade, and then you take tubing, and you stick it on that. You put the blood in, you spin it somebody sits there and spins it.

And while Ivan is away the wind comes, and it blows the sandwich down onto the grass.

Libraries must take into consideration the user's desire to find information quickly and easily.

The Protocol provides that each State party must take into account the special needs of child victims.

Please say a prayer for him, and let justice take it's course.

I think this table takes up too much space.

You must let things take their own course.

You may take either the big box or the small one.

But it is not only Japan that needs a government that takes regional security issues seriously.

From Bahrain, Silly Bahraini Girl takes a closer look at the keywords which drive clicks to her blog.

Pregnant workers, who, as prescribed by a doctor, have to take leave, have the right to unilaterally terminate the contract.