Our Debt to Stalingrad

Thus, we owe a debt to that brotherly republic.

We owe this to the dead and to the survivors.

That is an important responsibility we owe to the people we serve.

Rather, the rich owe their wealth solely to their own luck and effort.

We owe it to them and to our successors to take this responsibility seriously.

We owe that largely to Jan Egeland.

They owe us, to put a food ambassador in every major supermarket.

We are their debtors. And we cannot repay what we owe to them.

We owe those developments to the generosity of the international community and our bilateral friends.

We owe it not only to the founders of the United Nations but also to our children and to their children.

We are very much indebted to them for their solidarity, and wish to convey here our deepest and most heartfelt thanks.

We owe that success to the excellent cooperation between MINUSTAH and the National Police.

We owe him our deepest gratitude and unreserved support in these trying times.

We owe it to the international community to act in a spirit of compromise and consolidation and to move beyond narrow national views and interests.

We owe that boy in Darfur more better performance a stronger connection between our declarations and our actions.

That fact inevitably hinders the development process and increases the vulnerability of youth to other kinds of social and political problems, including drug addiction and trafficking, human smuggling and trafficking, and recruitment into armed conflicts.

We are all eternally indebted to those who perished in the just fight for freedom and human dignity.

The first is that we all owe at least some of our success to others, given the public goods that society provides.

We are the heirs to their accomplishments. We are their debtors.

We owe it to those we serve to ensure that our management, oversight and accountability systems are of the highest possible calibre.

Successful political transitions are also helped if more and more citizens come to feel that they own the protests and the resulting transition.

Little by little I will drive them out from before you, until you have increased and inherit the land.

By little and little I will drive them out from before thee, until thou be increased, and inherit the land.

The people of the Middle East deserve peace and justice, and we in the international community owe them our strong leadership and support.

Let's wait a while.

In response, Obama acknowledged that climate change is a threat to our children s future, and we owe it to them to do something about it.

For years, his backbench members of parliament kept quiet because they knew that they owed their seats, and their majority, to him.

I speak a little Slovenian.

I'm a bit hungry.

I'm going to stay just a little bit longer.

Tom's a bit freaked out.

Did you get any rest?

I'll be a little late today.

Come have a rest.

Money was tight.

Confronted with the spread of missile technology, and unpredictable regimes and leaders, we owe it to our populations to complement our deterrence capabilities with an effective missile defense capability.

We went too far.

I'll talk about that a little bit.

Guys!

Shall we take a short rest?

I'm just having some fun.

We've arrived a little late.

I'm feeling a little sick.

Have some coffee, Jamal.