He summed it up, really, at a dinner.

Dictatorship can be summed up by shut up! , democracy by keep talking .

The Congress summed up all the work since the 18th CPC National Congress.

I mean, after hearing that story that really summed it up for me.

It can be summed up in a single sentence Everything that can happen, does.

His thesis summed up the new achievements made in computers, artificial satellites and rockets.

And I think Galileo summed up, very nicely, the power of mathematics to understand the scientific world around us.

I thought Mr. Egeland's last paragraph really summed it up security and stability actually go hand in hand with humanitarian crises.

Mr. FRANGIEH (Lebanon) said that he fully agreed with the suggestion by the representative of Pakistan, who had accurately summed up the situation.

For example, for all the TEDTalks around food, someone summed this up into Food shaping body, brains and environment, which I think is pretty good.

And the fundamental reason, I think, why we feel that aging is inevitable is summed up in a definition of aging that I'm giving here.

Indeed, a World Bank report on European growth in 2012 summed up the situation as follows Aging Europeans are being squeezed between innovative Americans and efficient Asians.

In such a world, energy security can no longer be summed up as greater energy independence. Instead, we must find better ways to cope with energy interdependence.

He's got eight talks online, and those talks can basically be summed up into just four words, because that's all he's basically showing us, our intuition is really bad.

The State party observes that the efforts made in this field have already brought about significant results which were summed up by the National Headquarters of the Police in a press communication in December 2003.

Mr. ElBaradei (Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency) said that the core of the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) could be summed up in two words security and development.

The Russian poet Leonid Leonov summed up the outcome of the Second World War with the words We have defended not only our lives and our property, but also the very notion of a human being .

And this article from The Economist summed it up beautifully about the opportunities in health across the developing world Mobile phones made a bigger difference to the lives of more people, more quickly, than any previous technology.

The Palestinian Israeli conflict, now at least 45 years old, is not a complicated problem on the contrary, it can be summed up quite succinctly to paraphrase the American political operative James Carville, It s the occupation, stupid.

Probably summed up in a way by the stylish or alternative available here, as we generously had gifted at lunchtime, the unclear , which is a further kind of development and again, inspired by the incredible sort of sensual feel.

Since coming to office, Obamahas pursued an Afghan strategy that can be summed up in three words surge, bribe, and run. The military mission has now entered the run part, or what euphemistically is being called the transition to 2014.

By contrast, Greece is still having problems fulfilling the goals of its adjustment program and is engaged in seemingly endless negotiations over yet another multilateral financing package. The problem can be summed up in one word exports (or, rather, lack of export growth).

In his opening remarks before this Committee, on Monday, 3 October 2005, Mr. Nobuyasu Abe, the Under Secretary General for Disarmament Affairs, summed up the current situation correctly when he said, We meet at a particularly difficult and challenging moment for disarmament and non proliferation.

For the commandments, You shall not commit adultery, You shall not murder, You shall not steal, You shall not give false testimony, You shall not covet, and whatever other commandments there are, are all summed up in this saying, namely, You shall love your neighbor as yourself.

For the commandments, You shall not commit adultery, You shall not murder, You shall not steal, You shall not give false testimony, You shall not covet, and whatever other commandments there are, are all summed up in this saying, namely, You shall love your neighbor as yourself.

But I was also interested in the movement of trees and how this art might let me capture that and quantify it, so to measure the distance that a single vine maple tree which produced this painting moved in a single year, I simply measured and summed each of those lines.

The longer Egypt s current disarray persists, the more its political elites will lose the battle for the hearts and minds of a population whose basic aspirations are summed up by four well founded demands bread, dignity, social justice, and democracy. But, with enlightened leadership and constructive cooperation, Egypt can overcome its current troubles.

The dilemma is neatly summed up by the two clear candidates for the top job as Mr. Europe. On the one hand, there s the safe pair of hands personified by Jean Claude Juncker, the veteran prime minister of tiny Luxembourg, who knows the ins and outs of the EU s political machinery and chairs the euro zone s ministerial set up.

Perhaps US Vice President Joe Biden summed up Russia s predicament best The reality is, the Russians are where they are, having a shrinking population base, a withering economy, and a banking structure that is unlikely to withstand the next 15 years. The world s changing before them and they re clinging to something in the past that s not sustainable.

The presidential statement adopted after the debate summed up the points of interest expressed by the majority of the delegations, principally in reference to the need for the United Nations to remain in Haiti for all the necessary time and to the close connection among the issues of security, national reconciliation and development as key factors for stability in Haiti.

TH One of this things that's exciting and appropriate for me to be here at TEDWomen is that, well, I think it was summed up best last night at dinner when someone said, Turn to the man at your table and tell them, 'When the revolution starts, we've got your back.' The truth is, women, you've had our back on this issue for a very long time, starting with Rachel Carson's Silent Spring to Theo Colborn's Our Stolen Future to Sandra Steingraber's books Living Downstream and Having Faith.