(a) Laftah Kazim Finjan

That's real thoughtful of you.

We feel that this is an important gesture.

That's neighborly, mister.

I thought it was a very nice gesture.

It is a gesture of particular significance to us as Africans.

I got a better idea. Kind of a farewell gesture.

On 3 May, Abhisit announced a reconciliatory road map and elections on 14 November.

And the creator very considerately offered a replay for her mom.

This would indeed be a great democratic gesture on the part of the five Powers.

Then, with a gesture of desperation, he tore the mask from his face and hurled it upon the ground.

Every look, tone, gesture... is engraved in my mind.

I wish you all the best. And he signed it, Happy landings, which I thought was quite lovely.

Overall, the emerging political players particularly the Islamist parties have adopted a rather conciliatory tone regarding engagement with international actors.

(d) Creation of restorative justice processes such as victim and offender mediation, conferencing and circles to encourage the development of creative sentencing recommendations

This was no mere gesture.

Then, with a gesture of desperation, he tore the mask from his face and hurled it upon the ground.

And so the first thing that pretty much every nurse did, was hold the patient's hand to comfort them.

So, again, going back to this the idea that a tiny human gesture dictated the design of this product.

It's there again, said Mr. Marvel, closing his eyes and clasping his hand on his brow with a tragic gesture.

Such solidarity is neither an act of interference in our domestic affairs nor the whimsical gesture of romanticists in international politics.

Incidentally, this could be a gesture towards those countries that have shown concern about the particular attention apparently paid by the United Nations to the Yugoslav crisis.

You say you won't touch the money that is due to you. ...He came as near as his sort can to making a gesture of horror.

Many jurisdictions have developed restorative responses to youthful offending. For example, Thailand has begun diverting juvenile cases to family and community group conferencing.

that a gesture or a word... that can't be taken back must have made something go wrong... that caused his death.

It has been difficult for some countries in the Caribbean to employ restorative processes for juvenile offending in part because an established juvenile justice system is lacking.

After all, Zidane, arguably the world s best football player, left with a gesture that has no place in any game.

At the time, the gesture was largely symbolic, as Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union and few could envisage an independent Ukraine.

Consider recycling, which is often just a feel good gesture with little environmental benefit and significant cost.

At first glance, it seems incredibly generous and statesman like for G 8 leaders to endorse debt relief for the world s poorest nations.

An early withdrawal of those troops would be a gesture of goodwill that would contribute greatly to a successful conclusion of the negotiations.

So far, King Abdullah has shown no sign of opting for a policy of inclusion not even a token gesture, such as a Shia minister.

(a) Colombia apos s accession to Protocol II would be a gesture of great importance as an expression of the will of the State and Government to make the armed conflict being experienced by the country less inhumane

Even with respect to the most serious crimes, including those committed by societies in conflict, there may be value in attempting to achieve a restorative outcome that responds to the needs of victims, offenders and the community and aim at reintegration.

He sent me an email, saying, If you get this thing off the ground I wish you all the best. And he signed it, Happy landings, which I thought was quite lovely.

And so the first thing that pretty much every nurse did, was hold the patient's hand to comfort them. Human gesture which made the fabulous two handed data input completely impossible.

The NDB makes sense for the BRICS, and it has a future.

In fact, Bush s was a brave gesture despite Uribe s success in combating drugs, paramilitaries and guerrillas, his capital is not an especially safe place.

But it left out a majority of the sources of emissions, and unless something is done to include the US and the developing countries in a meaningful way, it will be little more than a symbolic gesture.

If we hadn't had guests that night... if things had only gone a bit differently... if I'd said one word instead of another, or made a different gesture.

Italian centre back Giorgio Chiellini, bitten by Uruguayan forward Luis Suárez during the match between Italy and Uruguay national teams of the group phase of the World Cup in Brazil, sent Suárez a conciliatory message via his official website

It could also be something like this the National Museum of Science in London, where this blue is embracing all the exhibitions and galleries in one large gesture.

Closing Guantánamo is not a gesture to win applause from Europeans. It is a necessary revision of policy that will make the US, Europe, and the world safer.

The UNICEF ombudsperson system was created in 1984 to help staff address grievances and conflicts in an informal and conciliatory manner, through the use of staff members at each duty station who are nominated as volunteer ombudspersons.

On the eve of the fiftieth anniversary of the birth of the United Nations, the elimination of this obsolete distinction would be more than a gesture towards a number of countries that have, over the years, fully proved their commitment to the purposes and principles enshrined in the Charter.