And he who confines it will surely come to grief.

And he who confines it will surely come to grief.

First, companies should modernize core competencies by benchmarking beyond the narrow confines of their industry.

If he passes by, or confines, or convenes a court, then who can oppose him?

If he passes by, or confines, or convenes a court, then who can oppose him?

This report confines itself to the grants awarded by the lead minister for emancipation policy.

In this advisory report the ACVZ confines itself to issues relating specifically to aliens law.

The author, as anyone else, is able to exercise his traditional practices within these confines.

The herd was safe within the confines of the park, because of this dedicated group of park rangers.

He has described a boundary on the surface of the waters, and to the confines of light and darkness.

He has described a boundary on the surface of the waters, and to the confines of light and darkness.

Because women excite the desires of men, they are thought to pose a threat outside the confines of the family home. That is why, in some societies, they are not allowed to emerge from those confines, or may do so only if fully covered and accompanied by a male relative.

This was by no means so in the present case, in which the author confines herself to general condemnation without any objective argument.

Citizens of the world reached out beyond the confines of geopolitical and other man made barriers in one magnificent gesture of human generosity.

No, it's not true that they're kept in the darkness for 18 years, but they are kept within the confines of the ceremonial men's circle for 18 years.

The challenge is therefore to establish a dialogue within the confines of individual cities and countries, as well as to engage in dialogue across national and other boundaries.

Cardinal Wojtyla s election as Pope therefore had a significance far beyond the confines of the Church. Actually he himself did not like the identification of his church with civil society.

The compliance burdens placed on the United Nations general membership in such cases argued for reaching out well beyond the confines of the Council when considering and developing such measures.

O tribe of jinn and of men, if you are able to pass through the confines of heaven and earth, pass through them! You shall not pass through except with an authority.

O tribe of jinn and of men, if you are able to pass through the confines of heaven and earth, pass through them! You shall not pass through except with an authority.

The Special Rapporteur was convinced that such reservations were prohibited only if one acknowledged that jus cogens produced its effect outside the confines of articles 53 and 64 of the Vienna Conventions.

In its reply, the Government confines itself to saying that, according to the National Institute of Prisons and Penitentiaries (INPEC), the legal situation with regard to Mr. Morales Hernández was as follows.

But the way in which I learned to use technology to my advantage was because I was within an extremist organization that was forced to think beyond the confines of the nation state.

O company of jinn and humans! If you can pass through the confines of the heavens and the earth, then do pass through. But you will not pass through except by an authority from Allah .

O company of jinn and humans! If you can pass through the confines of the heavens and the earth, then do pass through. But you will not pass through except by an authority from Allah .

The Chinese urge is to break from the confines of their country s history, and thus China s own geography. An assertive and relatively stable China, it seems, must expand, lest pent up internal pressures tear it apart.

He maintains, however, that his conversion to Islam was not known about outside the confines of the University of Lahore, which only discovered his apostasy in December 1998 and, thus, only informed the police sometime thereafter.

But this is best addressed in Copenhagen, in the presence of all world leaders, not in the cozy confines of the G 20. Small countries think of Mauritius are often the ones affected most dramatically by global warming.

More recently, police have provided escort patrols to female internally displaced persons collecting firewood outside the Abu Shouk camp in Northern Darfur, contributing to a decrease in attacks on women moving and working beyond the confines of the camp.

While the Millennium Development Goals have focused the world's development agenda for the next ten years, the United Nations must not limit its attention to this relatively short span of time which confines it to a primarily reactive mode.

It also means that if an artist wants to invade something like a swimming pool, they can begin to do their exhibition in a swimming pool, so they're not forced to always work within the confines of a contemporary gallery space.

6.2 On the issue of exhaustion of domestic remedies, the Committee notes that the petitioner confines his complaint to the handling of the complaint made against Mr. Andreasen, a case in which he did appeal to the Ministry of Justice.

The question is simple Can China sustain rapid GDP growth within the confines of the current global order, including its trade rules, or must the current US dominated order change drastically to accommodate China s continued economic rise? The answer, however, remains unclear.

To our north, Europe is at a crossroads, undergoing a process of creative destruction, with potentially far reaching ramifications well beyond the confines of the European Union. To our south, an irreversible quest for dignity, freedom, democracy, and peace is altering the region s political landscape.

In China, which, along with the US, confines the largest number of hens in cages, an animal welfare movement is only just beginning to emerge. For the sake of the welfare of billions of farmed animals, we should wish it rapid growth and success.

The Regional Programme has been used quite effectively as a platform to draw policy makers and leaders of civil society out of their national contexts and to foster dialogue on policy issues that sometimes could not be discussed within the confines of domestic constraints.

The need to devise new approaches within the confines of UNCLOS to promote international cooperation aimed at the conservation and sustainable use of living resources of the high seas and benefit sharing of sea bed resources located in the areas beyond national jurisdiction cannot be overemphasized.

Meanwhile, according to the International Energy Agency, just 16 of investment in the US energy sector was spent on renewable or nuclear energy. Left to their own devices, oil companies seem to prefer extracting hydrocarbons from the deepest confines of the earth to channeling their profits into clean energy alternatives.

And, while the tectonic shift in the region was triggered by the Arab Awakening, its players are not limited to the Arab world or to the confines of the Middle East conflict. The United States, Europe, Turkey, and, in a certain sense, Iran all play a role some more directly than others.

Although many states now hide behind an alleged universal principle of inviolable state sovereignty, for example, would the international community really want to go back to the old model where states did whatever they wanted to their citizens within the confines of their own borders? Do countries around the world believe that they will be better off if the global trade system breaks down or international shipping lanes become less secure?

10.5 Referring to the size of the Hiawatha First Nation reserve (790.4 hectares) and the reserve shared with two other First Nations (a number of islands), the author argues that it is unreasonable to suggest that he is able to meaningfully exercise together with members of his community his inherent rights to fish and hunt within the confines of the reserves and the waters immediately adjacent to them.