Both are intellectuals and address difficult questions in a quiet, carefully considered way.

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This was no mere gesture.

Instead, his address was a thoughtful review of the key issues involved in promoting happiness as a national policy.

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.

Well designed and timely national capacity building will therefore often have to be an integral part of these transfers.

We regard the proposal to establish a Peacebuilding Commission as particularly useful and look forward to considering a more fully elaborated proposal on this topic.

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.

Such a decision has to be well informed, and this is exactly why I strongly advise people to do their own research and then decide, just like I did.

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.

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.

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.

The Advisory Committee is of the view that the report of the Secretary General does not provide a complete enough analysis of the relative merits of all options presented to enable the General Assembly to take a fully informed decision.

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.

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.

The States parties should confront that situation through a series of mutually agreed steps, by reaching common understandings and by addressing the three pillars of the Treaty in a carefully balanced manner.

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.

We need to take what we've learned in private, voluntary standards of what the best producers in the world are doing and use that to inform government regulation, so we can shift the entire performance curve.

But Bush had made a deliberate choice not to humiliate the Soviets or gloat I won t beat on my chest and dance on the wall, was his response a model of emotional intelligence in a leader.

The Committee is especially cognizant of the expense associated with any delay, but is equally convinced that the Assembly must be in a position to take an informed decision that will garner the most widespread support and confidence of Member States.

Mr. Carvell (United Kingdom) said that, as his country currently held the presidency of the EU, he would like to consult fellow EU member States before giving a considered response to the concerns that had been expressed.

In February, Egypt s Coptic patriarch, Pope Tawadros II, sharply criticized the country s leadership in a televised interview, calling the new constitution discriminatory and dismissing Morsi s national dialogues as an empty gesture.

The Circuit Court dismissed the author's appeal of this decision and concluded that he had been duly summoned to the hearing even if he was unable to attend and that the court had had ample opportunity to formulate an informed opinion on the petition in his absence.

PARIS When the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) was established by the United Nations Security Council 20 years ago, on May 25, 1993, many regarded it as a meaningless gesture.

Nigeria therefore calls upon the IAEA to move expeditiously to rectify this gross anomaly by making a deliberate effort to seek out applicants for scientific and engineering positions from the developing countries, as well as encouraging women to apply for reserved positions, including the administrative cadres at the Agency's headquarters.

The implication for the ESCWA region is that the design of an effective regional scheme calls for a more deliberate approach, in which cooperation and coordination between member countries are emphasized with a view to creating an enabling environment better suited to addressing unemployment, the fundamental economic problem of the region.

The mistakes that are integral to scientific progress are not those that result from haste, sloppiness, or inexperience. Rather, they are the mistakes that arise from thoughtful, meticulous experimentation based on bold ideas the kind of ideas that can lead to major breakthroughs.

Since the US China rapprochement four decades ago, China has maintained a studied ambiguity regarding America s role as the guarantor of Asia s security. China s pragmatic leaders knew that the US presence helped to contain the Soviet Union (and subsequently Russia), prevented Japan from re arming, and kept sea lanes open.

Instead, performance capture technology, originally invented for the movie Avatar, enables a human actor, Andy Serkis, to play the role of the chimpanzee Caesar, not by dressing in a chimp suit, but by having every gesture and facial movement, even the twitch of an eyebrow, transformed into the movement of an ape.