And we've seen many seminal moments.

from a drop of seminal fluid when emitted

Was he not a small seed in the seminal elements,

Was he not a small seed in the seminal elements,

He created him from a drop of seminal fluid then proportioned him.

He created him from a drop of seminal fluid then proportioned him.

Then We made him a drop of seminal fluid lodged in a secure abode.

Then We made him a drop of seminal fluid lodged in a secure abode.

They didn't want a handful of designers owning the seminal building blocks of our clothing.

When you think about that, let me go back to what Lionel Trilling, in his seminal book on authenticity, Sincerity and Authenticity came out in 1960 points to as the seminal point at which authenticity entered the lexicon, if you will.

He created man from a drop of seminal fluid, and, behold, he is an open contender!

He created man from a drop of seminal fluid, and, behold, he is an open contender!

Well, we know the answer because Thomas S. Kuhn wrote a seminal treatise about this back in 1962.

Does not man see that We created him from a drop of seminal fluid, and, behold, he is an open contender!?

Does not man see that We created him from a drop of seminal fluid, and, behold, he is an open contender!?

The Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons is a seminal instrument in the field of global, multilateral non proliferation.

Seminal research was undertaken in analysing urban economic conditions, rural urban linkages and effective strategies for improving urban self employment and livelihood for the urban poor.

Ten years ago was a seminal trip, where we explored that big iceberg, B 15, the largest iceberg in history, that broke off the Ross Ice Shelf.

We're 25, 26 years after the advent of the Macintosh, which was an astoundingly seminal event in the history of human machine interface and in computation in general.

The OSCE conference on the same subject, held in Berlin in April, had been another seminal event, and its outcome, the Berlin Declaration, had been a turning point.

And so in some ways the tsunami can be seen as a sort of seminal moment, a moment in which the blogosphere came, to a certain degree, of age.

According to 1930s marriage manual author, Theodoor van de Velde, a slight seminal odor can be detected on the breath of a woman within about an hour after sexual intercourse.

The compilation of the information received on activities undertaken highlights the seminal character of the initiative taken in 1998 by the then President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Seyed Mohammad Khatami.

His companion said to him, as he conversed with him Do you disbelieve in Him who created you from dust, then from a drop of seminal fluid, then fashioned you as a man?

His companion said to him, as he conversed with him Do you disbelieve in Him who created you from dust, then from a drop of seminal fluid, then fashioned you as a man?

And this isn't just Tom Friedman, it's actually provable in case after case after case.

And the seminal moment was, I was getting on a plane in Dallas, and in row two was a father, I presume, and a young boy about five, kicking the back of the chair.

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And yet, at the same time, this very well may be a seminal moment in American history, an opportunity for the consumer to actually take control and guide us to a new trajectory in America.

Let's look at one case, the case of Bangladesh.

Case law on UNCITRAL texts, digests of case law.

Case law on UNCITRAL texts, digests of case law

What followed was unprecedented political turbulence, including mass demonstrations on a scale never seen before. There was feverish talk of a possible military takeover, and the army again proved itself to be a seminal political actor.

He underlined that the effective implementation of comprehensive crime prevention strategies at the local, national and international levels would be seminal and that the role of regional organizations and UNODC in those endeavours could hardly be overestimated.

OIOS noted that despite the statutory role of the subregional offices as the operational arms of ECA, seminal ECA initiatives rarely addressed their role in concrete terms, even when the issues of regional collaboration were dealt with.

Although Germany believed the FCN treaty between itself and the United States of America had lapsed during the Second World War, the United States Supreme Court based its seminal ruling in Clark v. Allen on that treaty.

Five of these trials are multi accused cases and very voluminous the Butare case (six accused), the Military I case (four accused), the Government case (four accused), the Military II case (four accused) and the Karemera et al. case (three accused).

He also distinguishes the current case from that of Rogerson v. Australia, case No. 802 1998 and Collins v. Jamaica, case No.

The police dropped the case with explicit reference to the Sjolie case.

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