A Generation Held Hostage?

They were holding something like 700 people hostage.

Our interests are in fact hostage to our ideas.

The mere threat could have held the Syrian government hostage.

WORKERS HOSTAGE TO PUBLIC WORKS WORTH BILLIONS IN THE AMAZON.

United Nations reform would become hostage to Security Council expansion.

Her dignity is dependent on a male member of the group.

A chemical weapons ban should not be hostage to nuclear weapons.

Every soul is pledged to what it does ,

Every soul is mortgaged for its own deeds .

Every soul shall be pledged for what it has earned ,

Every soul will be a pledge for that which it hath earned ,

Every person is a pledge for what he has earned ,

Every soul is hostage to what it has earned .

Each one is a hostage to one 's deeds ,

Every soul is a pledge for its own deeds

Every soul is hostage to what it has earned ,

Each soul is held in pledge for what it earns ,

Every soul , for what it has earned , will be retained

Every soul will be in captivity for its deeds

Every soul is held in pledge for what it earns ,

Every soul is held in pledge against its own deeds ,

Every soul will be ( held ) in pledge for its deeds .

They'd released a bunch of people, but they still had about 700 people hostage.

Their governments saw themselves as Qaddafi s hostages.

Nasrallah s power base is now a hostage of Hezbollah s good behavior.

We have also attempted to restore independence and integrity to our institutions, held hostage by private and partisan interests.

The operation, which took a week of planning, lasted 90 minutes.

Our people have been held hostage, condemned to live in makeshift camps, under traumatic physical and psychological conditions.

Progress in both disarmament and non proliferation is essential and neither should be held hostage to the other.

But it is harder to explain that we keep these priorities hostage to each other, to the extent that we end up in a total deadlock and at an impasse.

The Review Conference should strive for balance, but neither dimension should be hostage to the other.

In 1864, the Emperor of Abyssinia took hostage the British consul, together with some missionaries, in the country's then capital, Magdala.

The Greek Cypriots regularly hold the EU hostage over any dealings with Turkey, as has Greece.

On the other hand, the Islamic State has released 15 hostages, including citizens of Italy, France, Switzerland, Denmark, and Spain.

Ultimately, though, without US China cooperation, a global climate agreement will be held hostage.

However, the commencement of the process is still being held hostage by the demand of the Forces nouvelles that the question of identification should first be adequately resolved.

Leaders, more often than not, are hostage to the socio political environment that produces them, rather than its shapers.

Our livelihoods, not to mention those of future generations, should not be held hostage by our ongoing addiction to fossil fuels.

Hostage of an impossible coalition and of a settlement movement of free lance fanatics, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu s leadership is seriously compromised.

The alternative is a world in which we remain hostage to the region s pathologies, which provide ample opportunity for Al Qaeda to reassert its narrative and influence.

For the KRG, the deal would secure the region s future economic wealth without holding it hostage to an increasingly unsympathetic Iraqi government.

For 15 years, Turkmenistan was held hostage to the personality cult of former leader Saparmurat Niyazov, who styled himself Turkmenbashi ( father of the Turkmen ).

But since the Conference on Disarmament's programme of work has been held hostage for almost nine years, those mandates cannot be carried out.

The fear of terrorism continued to prompt some States to undertake strong measures to control the danger of infiltration, with significant effects on the right to non refoulement and to seek and enjoy asylum.