This alliance lacks the legitimacy to decide whether a situation is an imminent threat or a potential danger.

By the end of July 1945, the Imperial Japanese Navy was incapable of conducting major operations and an Allied invasion of Japan was imminent.

I argued that things would not get better until they got much worse, and that the collapse of one of the world s largest financial firms was imminent.

Assad s fall does not yet seem imminent, but it has become inevitable.

Fearing that a financial collapse is imminent, Greek depositors rush for the exit.

The coup faced wide popular opposition and collapsed in three days, but disintegration of the Union became imminent.

CARICOM trusts that such collaboration will be forthcoming from all quarters of the United Nations.

We welcome the forthcoming international conference on Iraq to be held in Egypt from 23 to 25 November 2004.

World leaders signed the Agreed Framework with North Korea in 1994 (I was engaged in the process as Australia s foreign minister), but we dragged our feet in building the nuclear reactors and delivering the heavy fuel oil promised, partly owing to a widespread belief that the regime s collapse was imminent.

(b) To respond effectively to information that comes before her, in particular when an extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution is imminent or seriously threatened or when such an execution has occurred

4. Recognizes the upcoming completion of the political transition according to the Bonn process, with the establishment of the National Assembly of Afghanistan, as well as the challenges lying ahead, and calls upon the international community to continue to provide sustained support

The establishment of the Personnel Conduct Unit in UNMIS would require the establishment of 10 additional posts estimated at 1.2 million, which will be included in the forthcoming mission budget for the period 2005 06.

The regime has lost all legitimacy, and its effectiveness is weakening. When it finally crumbles, the powerful state built by Bashar s father, Hafez al Assad, will hardly exist.

In a post conflict settlement in which the party defeated could not be considered to be an imminent threat to peace and security, the Security Council has, following resolution 687 (1991), imposed de facto treaty obligations on States without their consent.

BERKELEY After a period of high tension between the United States and China, culminating earlier this month in rumblings of an all out trade war, it is now evident that a change in Chinese exchange rate policy is coming.

Both were keen to make a clear distinction between, on the one hand, pre emptive or anticipatory self defence, to which a State might resort when an attack on its territory was clearly imminent, and on the other, long range preventive use of force to deal with latent, non imminent or even hypothetical threats.

We believe that a good way to counter the threat of the emergence of new types of weapons of mass destruction in the arsenals of States or non State actors, including terrorists, is to create a machinery for initiating prompt multilateral response and prohibiting such types of weapons as soon as the risk of their appearance becomes imminent.

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.

But I had something better. And it was very simple.

When Ahmad was a boy, he could climb tall trees.

When Ahmad was a boy, he could climb tall trees.

All Tom really needed was to be left alone.

Fadil was the only one that knew what happened to Layla.