61. Sudanese courts always resort to these mitigating circumstances, and for this reason such punishments are rarely implemented.

I seldom see her.

Are very seldom hungry

He seldom writes to his parents.

He seldom writes to his parents.

He seldom writes to his parents.

But they're less likely to stick.

We so rarely look at the sky.

he doesn't always sleep at home.

It's something we seldom ever do

Clouds seldom visit this area.

It just happens once in a while, not all the time.

I very seldom suffer with insomnia.

Very seldom works. You idiot.

It scarcely could've been called a feast.

He seldom, if ever, laughs.

Yet that is rarely the case.

And then some of them might have been, you know, almost barely have any spots.

Seems like they hardly ever attack at night.

Is it so rare for me to say I'm sorry?

A shock so great is seldom heard of.

But Miss Giddens is merely being polite.

Seldom

In our view, the veto can rarely be justified.

It is reported that prosecution of the alleged perpetrators rarely takes place.

Democracies rarely wage war on one another.

But only rarely do we find petitioners apos statements reproduced.

But it rarely happens in biology.

I swear, I've rarely suffered as I did tonight.

We rarely get advice from people like you.

It is usually applied to the face.

I'm such a coward that I rarely visit the dentist.

Boundaries between ethnic groups are seldom sharp.

In the work of the General Assembly, happy endings are rare occasions.

She was so happy that she scarcely dared to breathe.

Seldom goes out at other times, except when she sings.

We rehearse our words, but we rarely rehearse our gestures.

The larger whales, they seldom venture to attack.

Oh, you know how Brick is, Doc. He hardly ever complains.

Once in a while.

Once in a while.

From the submissions before the Committee it appears that article 27 has seldom been invoked before the local courts or its content guided the ratio decidendi of court decisions.

18.9 The ESCWA member countries are confronted by political instability, an imbalance in the provision of basic social services between urban and rural areas and between the different social strata and widening disparities in income distribution, associated with increasing poverty and unemployment.

It needs scarcely to be told, with what feelings, on the eve of a Nantucket voyage,

Other possible priorities hardly ever entered political discussions.