This river lends itself to India's name.

I don't believe cinema lends itself well to certain topics.

The composition of the forum lends itself to a consensus building procedure.)

And that's the great non articulated agony of suburbia and one of the reasons that it lends itself to ridicule.

(b) The extent to which it is considered that the item lends itself to early and constructive action by the Council

We do not believe that the subject dealt with in this question lends itself to a divergence of views.

There will also be continued interest among consumers in healthy eating and drinking the juice sector lends itself to this in particular.

35. The theme for 1999, Towards a society for all ages , has been adopted by several countries and organizations. It lends itself to a broad exploration of the situation of older persons while promoting the ideal of a society that accommodates itself to all.

In deed, the IYDD lends itself to launching a whole series of documentary programmes on desertification that could be produced and broadcasted by major international media organiszations and networks

Concentrated in the Gaza Strip, it lends to groups of women who guarantee each other's loans.

There is plenty of scope for different judgments on both issues, neither of which lends itself to definitive answers based on solid numbers. And, sadly, when it comes to forecasting inflation, the BoE s record has not been very good.

This sap lends to the wine secret seductive powers.

It is well with the man who deals graciously and lends. He will maintain his cause in judgment.

It is well with the man who deals graciously and lends. He will maintain his cause in judgment.

Payroll processing lends itself to opportunities for public private partnerships and outsourcing options that would provide better value for the United Nations system and allow resources to be better focused on mission delivery.

Football, more than most sports, lends itself to tribal feelings the collective effort, the team colors, the speed, the physical aggression. As a famous Dutch soccer coach once said, not in jest Soccer is war.

(12) While the Committee understands the security obligations required in the fight against terrorism, it believes that the impact of the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2002 may be all the more serious as the notion of terrorism is vague and lends itself to broad interpretations.

It distributes itself, flows through further holes, distributes itself.

who lends an ear to them, and most of them are liars.

who lends an ear to them, and most of them are liars.

All day long he deals graciously, and lends. His seed is blessed.

All day long he deals graciously, and lends. His seed is blessed.

It organizes itself.

But it isn't the architecture or the landscaping... it's the presence of the Führer that lends the real beauty to the place.

So it spawns itself.

It basically organizes itself.

Nevertheless, if existing international law is excessively rigid, inadequate and full of gaps or lends itself to an interpretation too difficult to apply for the purpose of defining mercenary acts, it would be wrong to invoke the existing rules as justifying acts and behaviour which are intrinsically mercenary.

He who has pity on the poor lends to Yahweh he will reward him.

He who has pity on the poor lends to Yahweh he will reward him.

This reality, we think, lends greater urgency to the Secretary General s proposals for reform.

The operation that lends to the poor should also cater to their savings needs.

Europeans, moreover, dominate the Fund s leadership. It is a discomforting conflict of interest that debtors dominate an international institution that lends them vast sums.

In itself it wasn't astounding

Because a DNA sequence is a one dimensional entity, it lends itself much better to single number comparisons than a four dimensional body does. The genes that lead to the production of the human and chimpanzee femur may be 98 99 identical, but it is impossible to say whether the bones themselves are more or less similar than that.

Even though it is more complete than article 47 of Additional Protocol I, it does not differ much from that text as far as the definition of a mercenary is concerned and it lends itself to different and perhaps contradictory interpretations, when it is States themselves that, on the initiative of their Governments, hire private firms to perform services connected with public order and security.

Although the Convention is more comprehensive than article 47 of Additional Protocol I, it does not differ much from it as far as the definition of mercenary is concerned and it lends itself to different and possibly conflicting interpretations in cases where it is States themselves, on the initiative of their Governments, that hire private firms to provide services connected with public order and security.

The opportunity lies in the fact that the knowledge based approach lends itself well to the development of a strategic framework for and rationalization of the various forms of technical assistance that would emerge as being necessary to close gaps and meet needs.

It just bends by itself beautifully.

It was essentially India being itself.

Does it want to revitalize itself?

It is too explicit by itself.

It sort of uses itself as you experience it.

It can withstand a 400G shock. The robot has local intelligence it can flip itself over, can get itself into communication range, can go upstairs by itself, et cetera.

It is in itself a great shame.

You get up, it flushes by itself.