She pointed out that the Irish Parliament itself had remarked on the male oriented thrust of the Constitution, stating, inter alia, that it was a product of patriarchal times.

He remarked that this being his third visit to Puntland , the security situation was much improved compared to his previous two visits.

Less remarked on is the power of Trump to bring families together.

Jeff Bezos kindly remarked to me, Chris, TED is a really great conference.

The haughty ones remarked. 'Most certainly we disbelieve in that which you believe.'

The haughty ones remarked. 'Most certainly we disbelieve in that which you believe.'

Compare Park to Corazon Aquino, who, when elected President of the Philippines, famously remarked that she was simply a housewife, not a professional politician or an experienced leader. It was clear that voters elected her because she was the widow of the slain opposition hero Benigno Aquino.

A representative of France, observing the seminar, remarked that racism was a concern his Government would need to look into, owing to the disparity of the New Caledonian population.

One observer later remarked that the small amount of research drawn upon was really a hodgepodge scattered, inconsistent, and ambiguous. The interest and expertise of the task force was limited to one branch of psychiatry neuropsychiatry.

Several of them also remarked, however, on the declining utility of such sessions from the Council's standpoint.

The justification for this system was that it seemed to work well or at least less badly than central banking that blindly adhered to the gold standard or no central banking at all. This island of central planning in the midst of the market economy was a strange and puzzling feature all the more so because so few remarked how strange it was.

The complainant remarked that he had only received two visits from his lawyer, in February and March 2002.

The two went on till they came upon some villagers, and asked the people for food, but they refused to entertain them. There they found a wall that was crumbling, which he repaired. Moses remarked You could have demanded wages for it if you liked.

The two went on till they came upon some villagers, and asked the people for food, but they refused to entertain them. There they found a wall that was crumbling, which he repaired. Moses remarked You could have demanded wages for it if you liked.

As McNair has remarked There is no inherent juridical impossibility in the formation of treaty obligations between two opposing belligerents during the war .

In concluding, he remarked that efforts should be made to re examine the bottlenecks in the implementation of the Peace Plan on Western Sahara.

One delegation remarked that in some cases the protection of witnesses or of persons who had confessed required that certain information should be kept confidential.

Michael Krepon from the Stimson Center remarked that there still is no general consensus on international instruments giving complete guarantee for real space surveillance and monitoring.

Describing some of Singapore's experiences in overcoming environmental sustainability challenges, he remarked that, not so long ago, his country had suffered from frequent floods and pollution.

The arrogant leaders of the people replied We shall drive you away from our land, O Shu'aib, and those who are with you, unless you come back to your faith. But he remarked Even if we are disgusted with it?

The arrogant leaders of the people replied We shall drive you away from our land, O Shu'aib, and those who are with you, unless you come back to your faith. But he remarked Even if we are disgusted with it?

But it is hard to imagine, as Judge Shahabuddeen has wisely remarked, that the 35 now 36 states parties to Protocol 7 of the European Convention intended to act at variance with any obligations under article 14 (5) of the ICCPR .

With regard to the functioning of the main components of the process, the Chair remarked that participants did not seem to see a need for major changes but that it would be useful to explore possibilities for improvements in some areas.

Bureau members remarked that concerns regarding HIV AIDS would likely differ by region according to how advanced the epidemic was in each, but generally agreed that the discussion should give attention to measures of prevention undertaken to reduce or stop the spread of the epidemic.

Judging by pre recession standards, a great deal of it, especially in the United States and Britain. New Labour's Peter Mandelson voiced the spirit of the past 30 years when he remarked that he felt intensely relaxed about people getting filthy rich.

With regard to the functioning of the main components of the process, the Chair remarked that participants did not seem to see a need for major changes but that they felt it would be useful to explore possibilities for improvements in some areas.

The Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944, which laid the institutional foundation for the post war World War II economy, was made possible because the United States and Britain called the shots. When objections were raised to Cuba being put on the drafting committee, Harry Dexter White, the American representative, remarked that Cuba s function was to provide cigars.

Several members remarked that the unilateral acts par excellence that ought to be examined were autonomous acts, acts without any direct antecedent in customary or treaty law defining unauthorized acts.

Finally, she remarked that the principal issues to be addressed by the parties would be economic cooperation, the return of refugees and internally displaced persons and political and security issues.

A cynical observer remarked at the preliminary hearing that by the looks of it the Russian authorities couldn t make up their mind either the former Yukos bosses didn t pay taxes or they embezzled money. But since when does one pay taxes on embezzled funds?

As Riadh Guerfali, the veteran digital activist from Tunisia, remarked over this incident, Before, things were simple you had the good guys on one side and the bad guys on the other.

One representative remarked that the priorities of the drug programme of UNODC should be based on all its mandates, in particular those emanating from the twentieth special session of the General Assembly.

LONDON The Austrian economist Friedrich von Hayek, who died in 1992 at the age of 93, once remarked that to have the last word requires only outliving your opponents. His great good fortune was to outlive Keynes by almost 50 years, and thus to claim a posthumous victory over a rival who had savaged him intellectually while he was alive.

BERLIN It s when the tide goes out that you find out who has been swimming naked, the legendary investor Warren Buffett aptly remarked when the global economic crisis hit. And, as we have found out in the meantime, this is as true for countries as it is for companies.

At a recent press conference, US President Barack Obama remarked that he was loathe to comment immediately on matters of great public importance before being absolutely sure that he knew and knew what he thought about the subject in question. Many French wish that such self discipline could rub off on Sarkozy.

Had the United States known what lay ahead, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would not have remarked, after demonstrations broke out in Egypt, that the Egyptian government was stable. Arab leaders now showering their key constituencies with pay raises and food subsidies would have done so earlier, thus avoiding the impression of vulnerability.

(At this Joseph remarked ) From this (the Minister) should know that I did not betray him in his absence, and that God does not surely let the wiles of those who betray ever succeed.

The predictable initial response is to dismiss the possibility out of hand. As Australia s wartime prime minister, Ben Chifley, once famously remarked, The trouble with gentleman s agreements is that there aren t enough bloody gentlemen.

(At this Joseph remarked ) From this (the Minister) should know that I did not betray him in his absence, and that God does not surely let the wiles of those who betray ever succeed.

Precisely because developing a mutually beneficial border regime is, as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton rightly remarked in her 2009 visit to the island, a task that affects the two countries stability and well being, it also needs to be part of the current international reconstruction effort. But Clinton should be reminded that every free industrial zone that was built along the Israeli Palestinian border eventually fell victim to political instability.

It was lunch, it was take out, it was sit down, it was buffet, it was three weeks ago, it was three months ago.

The journalist and poet Pritish Nandy, interviewed in the Times article, remarked that even he had more Twitter followers than Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (who had only around 195,000 at the time). Others interviewed made it clear that they had no intention of adopting social media in the near future.

A good illustration is Denmark, which early on provided huge subsidies for wind power, building thousands of inefficient turbines around the country from the 1980 s onwards. Today, it is often remarked that Denmark is providing every third terrestrial wind turbine in the world, creating billions in income and jobs.

But this does not mean that breaking up the euro would be desirable, or even tolerable. Joining the euro was certainly ruinous for Greece, but there is always a great deal of ruin in a nation, as Adam Smith remarked 250 years ago, when losing the American colonies seemed to threaten Britain with financial devastation.

It was theirs. It was experiential. It was authentic.