The cooperation of New Zealand with respect to Tokelau is exemplary as it is encouraging.

And it wasn't perfect. Many children still died, but it was certainly better than what they had before.

The solidarity that the international community demonstrated last year when many countries in the Indian Ocean rim were devastated by the tsunami was exemplary and is worth replicating in other areas.

and every note, every beat, every slur, every accent, every pedal was perfect, because he played it for that room on that day.

Mr. Leung Shing (Mauritius) said that the Prevention of Terrorism Act might not be ideal, but it was the most reasonable approach to balancing the protection of national interests and the safeguarding of citizens' fundamental rights.

Trapped in their contradictions and zero sum national dreams, Israelis and Palestinians cannot expect a perfect solution.

We believe that achieving this in the span of one generation is no utopian dream we have the means to do so.

Alfalfa and cattle, run by Paul and Ronnie Brenham, and it's pretty idyllic. It's also hard work.

The First Committee is an ideal forum in which to discuss possible solutions to the Conference on Disarmament deadlock.

While the fairly large population was based on an agricultural economy, the city's location at the headwaters of the Marañón River, between the coast and the jungle, made it an ideal location for the dissemination and collection of both ideas and material goods.

Failed States or States under stress, as we tend to call them today are ideal safe havens for terrorist networks.

He's looking at his table he's planning to propose this evening to his girlfriend of 40 years, and he wants it to be perfect.

On paper, it sounds like a perfect solution to the country s dire fiscal problems Greece, according to Schäuble, could export solar electricity to Germany.

Clearly, it would be ideal for Africa once again to recover its place and rank on this sixtieth anniversary of our Organization.

However, 100 per cent should be considered an ideal goal and a score of 75 per cent is certainly not a failure.

Since laws and regulations applied in industrialized countries have responded to changing social, political and cultural conditions, they tend to vary across countries and no simple configuration can be termed ideal.

This is an exemplary model given the low level of overdue debts and effective use of borrowed loans by women, which also helps socialize bank credits.

While no country could claim to have a perfect human rights record, all countries should be transparent about their weaknesses and do their best to remedy them.

By contrast, the system to prevent and resolve financial crises is anchored by a full fledged institution the IMF.

Like most products of international negotiations, the agreement is not perfect but it does move the ball forward. (For the technical details, I recommend a recent paper by Edwin M. Truman, my colleague at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.)

Russell once declared, It is nicotine that people cannot easily do without, not tobacco. He was right.

I see the hunger strike as my little personal gesture to the detainees. I don t know what it would mean to them or if they even know about it, but it certainly means something to me. It means that I do not accept injustice.

KA Whether it's arts, whether it's housing, whether it's what amount of shopping?

For you bear with a man, if he brings you into bondage, if he devours you, if he takes you captive, if he exalts himself, if he strikes you on the face.

For ye suffer, if a man bring you into bondage, if a man devour you, if a man take of you, if a man exalt himself, if a man smite you on the face.

When he was young, he was a hard worker.

John has been collecting stamps since he was a child.

Sami knew he was in danger.

Rainbow street, as usual, was where it was at.

He referred carelessly to the killing as an individual mistake, just like thousands of individual mistakes being made throughout the country, forgetting, or pretending to have forgotten that this particular individual mistake was a mother, was a history of love, compassion and memories, was a homeland for its family.

So who would think that it was low fat?

He's saying to me, 'Electricity.' Was he an electrician? No.

What was that about, I m saying. What was that about?

It was an intuitive, strong held belief that was wrong.

The letter was to let her know that he had been ill.

Fadil came from Egypt and he worked hard.

Everyone knew that Sami was at the clinic.

Calley always claimed that he was following orders.

He was a citizen of the world but always belonged to Barbados.

Your faith, denomination or nationality don t matter!!!

And what was amazing to me well it was pretty kickass he was killing a fly in the house with a gun but what was so amazing to me was that he knew just enough how to pump it.

And it was a gorgeous day in the African sun, and the dust was flying and the girls were dancing, and there was this house, and it said, V Day Safe House for the Girls.

As a result, the army will be dominant in decision making on important issues like nuclear negotiations. But the problem with military rule is a tendency toward incomplete understanding of the implications of political decisions a problem that will be aggravated further by collective leadership.

Tom Paine, the great American revolutionary and author of

Nigel Lawson was Thatcher s second Chancellor of the Exchequer, or finance minister. Out of the government s anti inflationary efforts emerged the Lawson doctrine, first stated in 1984 and broadly accepted by governments and central banks ever since.