This was an unprecedented, singular design problem.

I guess in plural it's scrotal, like medium and media.

So, now it's not about the leader anymore it's about them, plural.

Well it so happens that we have a singular body.

The same delegation also proposed that the word territory should appear in the plural.

High modernists said, we will create sort of singular spaces that are generic.

That question is of singular importance to the countries of the third world.

Only exact matches are found, eg if you search for a plural form nothing will be found.

With his assignment in the castle over, Rhodes is on the hunt for other singular writing experiences.

And what's so frustrating is this is not a singular event this happens across the developing world.

You know, to me, human communities depend upon a diversity of talent, not a singular conception of ability.

In rough terms, 30 States have acceded to the CWC in three years, a singular achievement by any measure.

In connection with paragraph 1, delegations made the following comments in subparagraph (c), the reference to place should be in the plural ( places ) in subparagraph (d), the reference should be to family members (in the plural) and wording should be added to indicate that the restrictions must be established by law and the word only should be added after subject .

There's only one absolute reality by definition, one absolute being by definition, because absolute is, by definition, single, and absolute and singular.

Action has been taken on the vast majority of singular requests three quarters have been completed work on one fifth is under way.

The report of the Security Council is an item of singular importance on the agenda of the current session of the General Assembly.

Certainly, coordination between the member states exists, and is even successful at times, but without strong European institutions, such singular successes will not last.

But, it's all taking place in an open society, in a rich and diverse and plural civilization, in one that is determined to liberate and fulfill the creative energies of its people.

Speak unto the children of Israel, and say unto them, When a man shall make a singular vow, the persons shall be for the LORD by thy estimation.

Speak unto the children of Israel, and say unto them, When a man shall make a singular vow, the persons shall be for the LORD by thy estimation.

Aware of the singular impact that personalities drawn from the fields of culture and entertainment can have on public opinion, its efforts are currently focusing on those specific areas.

Aware of the singular impact that people drawn from the fields of culture and entertainment may also have on public opinion, its efforts are currently focusing on those specific areas.

By that singular act, the Assembly gave the profession of public administration a clear identity and, with that, the confidence that public administration systems needed to proceed with reform and revitalization plans.

He noted, in that regard, that it was urgent that the political and economic construction of Europe should be accompanied by a study and a major programme on the rebuilding of the plural identity of the new Europe.

Lastly, a National Committee for Equal Access to Government operated Media had been set up to monitor the balance and plural content of the information provided, bearing in mind the different political, economic, social and cultural sensitivities involved.

In June 2000 during the 23rd Special Session of the United Nations General Assembly on Women 2000 Equality, Development and Peace in the 21st Century', the Netherlands Government argued that in a plural society, diversity and equality must coexist.

And the consensus is of a very simple principle, that in a diverse plural democracy like India you don't really have to agree on everything all the time, so long as you agree on the ground rules of how you will disagree.

Mr. Yáñez Barnuevo (Spain) said that the singular importance of convening the Review Conference 60 years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki had been heightened by new threats of terrorism and the complexity of the new challenges those threats implied.

STANFORD During the late 1990 s, a singular phenomenon appeared in countries around the world. One after another, food and beverage companies capitulated to activists opposed to a promising new technology the genetic engineering of plants to produce ingredients.

The analysis showed that 60 per cent of COP requests were for singular activities (preparing a document, organizing a workshop, etc.), and the rest were for activities of a continuing nature (maintaining a database, training reviewers, supporting an expert group, etc.).

This is what you'll find out about Barbie. This is it, there's nothing more to the definition, including, manufacturers plural now more commonly produce ethnically diverse dolls, like this black Barbie. Which is vastly better than what you'll find in the encyclopedia.com, which is Barbie, Klaus.

With regard to paragraph 1, delegations proposed the following amendments to add independent or impartial to competent in describing the authority to retain the word immédiatement in the French text and to replace it in the English text by promptly and to render authority in the plural.

Similar lessons were learned with respect to global supply chains, following the earthquake and tsunami that hit northeast Japan in 2011. Global supply chains are now becoming more resilient, owing to the duplication of singular bottlenecks that can bring much larger systems down.

LONDON Individual elections do not always enhance democracy a useful reminder that the ballot box is only one part, albeit a central one, in any free, plural society. Of course, there are also magnificent examples of elections that strengthen both the stability and the institutions of a community.

Where America has room for maneuver, it always presses forward in this direction. And, despite the rise of China and the move to a more plural international system, the US still has the power to change facts on the ground in large parts of the world, particularly the Middle East.

And all those watching tonight from beyond our shores, from parliaments and palaces, to those who are huddled around radios in the forgotten corners of the world, our stories are singular, but our destiny is shared, and a new dawn of American leadership is at hand.

The development of the Conference's work must necessarily, in my view, be evaluated within this general process, and also in relation to the various different national perceptions of security that many States, especially those most concerned with nuclear disarmament, still uphold in markedly singular terms and approaches.

Theirs is the nationalism of free, liberated people, who can expect the most generous devolution deals possible to protect their singular legacies and address their grievances. And perhaps that is why federal arrangements like those in Australia and Canada essentially what Westminster grudgingly offered Scotland could be their best option.

The metaphor of war has the singular advantage that it clearly and strongly evokes the intensity of the counterattack that was called for. Moreover, the metaphor of war constitutes an implicit appeal to intense mobilization, not only by a country that comes under attack, but also by its friends and allies.

This is Kishore Mahbubani s argument in his book The Great Convergence. But the harmony stemming from the encounter between different cultures and systems is nowhere near 160 and will not be as long as the rule of law has not taken hold in the emerging world and a culture of modesty has not made headway within the plural West.

This is Kishore Mahbubani s argument in his book The Great Convergence. But the harmony stemming from the encounter between different cultures and systems is nowhere near and will not be as long as the rule of law has not taken hold in the emerging world and a culture of modesty has not made headway within the plural West.

To some degree, this hope is reinforced by Iran s perception of US President Barack Obama as a motivated partner in the nuclear talks. After all, a long term agreement would be both a singular foreign policy achievement for Obama and a boon to his efforts to disentangle the US from the Middle East.

3. Expresses its appreciation for the commendable progress of the White Helmets initiative as a singular voluntary international effort to provide the United Nations system with voluntary expertise to respond, in a quick and coordinated manner, to humanitarian relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction and development, while preserving the non political, neutral and impartial character of humanitarian action

We seem to have forgotten as though, with the explosion of knowledge, the whole human genome mapped out at our feet, we are lulled into inattention, forgetting that the ritual is cathartic to the physician, necessary for the patient forgetting that the ritual has meaning and a singular message to convey to the patient.

The other thing is, that a piece of evidence is, is if you look at computerized text analysis of people who commit suicide, what you find there, and it's quite interesting, is use of the first person singular I, me, my, not we and us and the letters are less hopeless than they are really alone.