I'm eminently satisfied.

I'm glad we're... eminently satisfied .

They're eminently qualified to make flat screen TVs.

Eminently intersectoral (cutting across conventional sectional boundaries) and

You are eminently suited to infiltrate the organisation.

As the report makes clear, the Goals are not utopian. They are eminently achievable.

Since this entire company advanced only a few meters... picking by lot was eminently fair in this case.

In an eminently agrarian country, its labor force obviously tends to be situated in the limits of this activity.

INSOL considers that UNCITRAL is eminently suited to carrying out a project of this complexity and wide ranging significance.

Also, one of the most important lines of action of INAH, an eminently academic institution, is the dissemination of knowledge.

While criminal justice, whether national or international, must be depoliticized, the establishment of an international criminal court was eminently political.

It was regrettable that persons eminently qualified to contribute to the development of international law should be prevented from doing so.

Mr. Masood Khan (Pakistan) Disarmament machinery as it exists today is eminently suited to deal with matters of disarmament and international security.

The season could be defined by how they start, with seven eminently winnable games before a daunting run of Tottenham, Liverpool, Manchester City and Leicester from mid October.

A number of the observations made in the study were eminently practical, as was the decision to confine the study to the consideration of the three subjects as conflict rules.

The specific character of your Conference a forum of high standing and broad representation makes it eminently qualified to lend its support to efforts aimed at furthering this noble objective.

35. Lastly, members should not fail to note the gratifying tribute paid to the Commission by a representative of the International Court of Justice, describing its texts as eminently authoritative sources.

At the current stage of development of many Asian economies, a 10 increase in the median income can lead to a doubling of the middle class. And such an increase is eminently achievable.

Of course, politicians should be willing to spend 0.5 of GDP to avoid a 20 cost of GDP. This sounds eminently sensible until you realize that Barroso is comparing two entirely different issues.

This is not a fanciful vision, but a creative and eminently sensible reinvention of twenty first century statehood. And US President Barack Obama s just completed visit to Israel provides an opportunity to explore genuinely new thinking.

In accordance with the terms of reference, at all stages of the process the observers must remain impartial, refrain from interfering in matters for which national authorities have exclusive responsibility and focus on providing support of an eminently technical nature.

During the Conference itself, the United Nations system was eminently represented both in the proceedings of Committee I, where the Habitat Agenda was finally negotiated, and at Committee II, the quot partners apos forum quot , where partners apos hearings were held.

We would codify in a global, binding, verifiable treaty, what has only lately become a practice of the nuclear weapon States, one that is eminently reversible, one that is predicated on the relatively benign geopolitical security environment that thankfully prevails at this moment.

If Ethiopia were to persist in the pursuit of this most dangerous policy of claiming land in undemarcated border areas, then it becomes eminently clear that it is determined to usher in a new era of conflict and instability in the Horn of Africa.

We also trust that, in their conduct, the United Nations and all its institutions and agencies will respect and support the peoples of Africa, represented by the African Union, as they strive to find an African solution to the eminently African problem of the Ivorian crisis.

There would therefore not be much sense in requesting an advisory legal opinion on an eminently political issue which must be settled at the political level and which was precisely what Spain and the United Kingdom were doing in compliance with the annual resolution adopted by the General Assembly.

The ongoing exodus from Syria and other war torn countries was long in the making, easy to foresee, and eminently manageable. Fear mongering nativists are taking advantage of the lack of a coordinated response to peddle a vision that runs counter to the values upon which the EU was built.

Second, the crisis of today must be managed in a peaceful manner, which was also our goal in 1989 reflected in dissidents startling idea of regime change through negotiation. Finally, today, too, comprehensive transformation is supposed to occur in a very short time, which 1989 taught us is eminently possible.

From this standpoint, the Fed s decision to wait to begin liftoff is eminently sensible. And, given that China holds (and is therefore now selling) euros as well, the European Central Bank also should bear this in mind when it decides in December whether to ramp up its own program of quantitative easing.

PRINCETON Imagine a two state solution in Israel and Palestine in which Palestinians would have the right of return Israelis could settle wherever they could purchase land in the West Bank and Jerusalem need not be divided. This is not a fanciful vision, but a creative and eminently sensible reinvention of twenty first century statehood.

Beyond those cultural and historical factors that frequently affect the development of conflicts, it is impossible to ignore that some eminently economic factors, such as the prosperity of some and the impoverishment of others, when they affect some sectors more than others, constitute a growing source of social tension in many countries, which can lead directly to such conflicts.

After examining practice in Canada, Germany, India, the United Kingdom and the United States, the Court concluded its own position, noting that This Court has made it clear on more than one occasion that although there are no bright lines that separate the roles of the legislature, the executive and the courts from one another, there are certain matters that are pre eminently within the domain of one or other of the arms of government and not the others.