I think we tend to do it a little bit of a disservice in our usual maps.

I feel like I would be doing her a disservice to shield her from that.

Israel has long argued that the reports of the Special Rapporteur are a disservice to his role.

The Australian Section of the International Commission of Jurists has indeed done a great disservice to its reputation.

Initiatives that seek to focus exclusively on and exaggerate Palestinian victimization, while avoiding Palestinian responsibility, not only ignore genuine Israeli concerns, but do a grave disservice to all those Palestinians seeking reform, transparency and accountability.

The persistence of this disquieting trend does a great disservice to the criminal justice system and to the independence of the judiciary.

When we speak of the development of the human person yet fail to appreciate that economic rights are as fundamental to human dignity as are human rights, we do great disservice to the cause of human rights.

The Australian Section of the International Commission of Jurists has done great disservice to the reputation of the International Commission of Jurists.

That lack of objectivity brought discredit to the Commission on Human Rights, insulted Israeli victims of terrorism and did disservice to the Palestinian cause.

This, of course, discredits the genuine desire demonstrated by the host country and does a disservice to the people in the province who have long been yearning for peace and harmony.

If the Special Rapporteurs were to compromise this principle and accept the conditions established by the Government of Nigeria, they would be doing a disservice to the entire special procedure system.

Howard not only believed that, but he took it a second step, which was to say that when we pursue universal principles in food, we aren't just making an error we are actually doing ourselves a massive disservice.

Unfortunately, the sharing of this prize with Mr. Jose Ramos Horta, an individual who has been a party to the extermination of his political opponents, does a great disservice to all East Timorese who value the peace for which so many have been sacrificed.

If some, relying on their superior military and economic might, attempt to expand their rights and privileges, they will be performing a great disservice to the cause of peace and, in fact, will fuel the arms race and spread insecurity, fear and deception.

In this regard, the Special Rapporteur notes that subsequently Judge Baer did in fact reverse his earlier decision, thus causing concern among legal circles that the same judge may have done a disservice to judicial independence by reversing his own decision under external pressure.

The draft resolution does not have the cause of non proliferation at heart, as its sponsors falsely claim. As a matter of fact, it renders a great disservice to the cause of non proliferation in the Middle East by diverting attention from true risks to non proliferation in the region.

This is a timeworn debate politically inspired and grounded in bad economics that does a serious disservice to both sides by diverting attention from far more important issues affecting the US China economic relationship. Taken to its extreme, America s accusations risk pushing the world s two largest economies down the slippery slope of trade frictions, protectionism, or something even worse.

While services such as translation can help claimants, the Panel notes that claim preparers have done a grave disservice to their clients if they have encouraged them to inflate their claims or fabricate or alter documents, or if they themselves have procured or submitted altered or fabricated documents on behalf of their clients.

65. One of the curious features of current information technology developments which directly concern the treaty bodies is that one of the agencies which has moved the most rapidly and achieved some of the best results the ILO has persisted with a strategy which is no longer optimum and which now does a considerable disservice to the constituencies the organization aims to serve.

What do you do for a living?

What do you do for a living?

What do I do for a job?

Do you do a lot of it?

What do you do for a living?

How do you do. Have a seat.

What do I do? Have a seat.

How do you do? It's certainly a...

What do you do? What does a scientist do in that case?

What do you do with a shepherd's staff?

But what do we do for a living?

Do I do this three times a week?

Traditionally, in a crisis, what do we do?

With a double F. How do you do?

Do you really want to do a musical?

Do what I do suffer with a smile.

Do you want... do you want a nut?

But a woman's got to do what a woman's got to do.

China s government is doing itself a disservice by demanding that Hong Kong s citizens bow before their sovereign, while blaming outside hostile forces for spurring some kind of unconstitutional rebellion. Instead, it should focus on the problems created by the chief executives that it chose for the wrong reasons, and it should resolve the underlying governance problems that the demonstrations reflect.

What do you want to do in a village?

What do you want to do in a village?

What do you think I do for a living?

I do you a favour, you do me one.

A very great lady, indeed. How do you do?

What do ya do for that 100 a week?

So you're a meteorologist. What actually do you do?