Yahweh said to Moses, Stretch out your hand toward the sky, that there may be darkness over the land of Egypt, even darkness which may be felt.

Yahweh said to Moses, Stretch out your hand toward the sky, that there may be darkness over the land of Egypt, even darkness which may be felt.

And the LORD said unto Moses, Stretch out thine hand toward heaven, that there may be darkness over the land of Egypt, even darkness which may be felt.

And the LORD said unto Moses, Stretch out thine hand toward heaven, that there may be darkness over the land of Egypt, even darkness which may be felt.

As such, some felt that the needs of SMEs may not be adequately taken into account in the formulation of ISO standards.

But then, I've always felt that even in war, gentlemen, though they may be on opposing sides, still have much in common.

She felt he should be near the Colonel.

If I felt any higher, I'd be flying!

The fourth dimension cannot be seen or felt.

Mr. Baxter felt that so long as she was going to have a companion... it may as well be somebody who could be of some help in an emergency.

An indirectly negative impact of trade liberalization on diversification may be felt in developing countries where trade taxes are a significant source of government revenue.

11. Supply capacity was felt to be a problem.

One member felt that this ceiling should be abolished.

Another felt that strategic choices needed to be made.

He felt like they felt manipulated.

I felt shy, I felt embarrassed.

And this is it, right, to feel and be felt.

While information collection and dissemination, analyses and advisory services, and coordination functions are important, these functions may require a significant lead time before their effects can be felt.

The majority also felt that the provision ought to be clarified.

I suddenly felt a draft. There must be a window open.

Found out what it felt like to be broke and starved.

You felt for him what you felt for Stainer.

I felt... I felt it like I'd never felt it before how he sprayed his seed into me.

can be felt with just the tiniest part of your finger, there.

However, the impact of traditional values and customs continued to be felt.

Certain delegations felt that they should be as binding as trade measures.

Felt it.

I felt...

I felt...

I felt like a fight, Father. I felt like a fight.

It was felt that the inadequate participation of developing countries may have a direct link with certain adverse trade effects that may accompany the use of ISO 14001.

Change may be visible only over time for example, the results of actions by Governments at national level through the adoption of policies, legal and regulatory frameworks may not be immediately felt at community and household levels and by individual women in their day to day lives.

National projects ring hollow, and the so called international community remains an abstraction. This unfulfilled desire for community may be felt particularly acutely by young people including, for example, young jihadists.

The FTC felt that this objective could be attained through less restrictive means.

The departure of the military component's medical unit will also be acutely felt.

Some felt that such debates tended to be insufficiently focused and too abstract.

This decision was deeply felt to be discriminatory vis à vis those staff.

That fallout is felt especially through crime, which must be brought under control.

Some members felt that it should be available only to lower income States.

The effects of several years of drought continue to be felt in Somalia.

But at that time, it was widely felt to be a necessary precaution.

It was generally felt that exempting events along those lines would be acceptable.

It was felt that reintegration activities should be more visible in consolidated appeals.

You've been a good, loyal friend. Don't be ashamed of what you felt.

2. Mutual assistance to be afforded in accordance with this article may be requested for any of the following purposes Some delegations felt that article 14 should not create detailed obligations to provide specific forms of mutual assistance.