nor do we have any sympathetic friend.

nor do we have any sympathetic friend.

He needed to be a very sympathetic character.

You learn cooking by cooking, having some sympathetic people around you to eat what you cook.

OBJECTIVE A peaceful and stable nation must have as its foundation kind, considerate, and sympathetic citizens.

Germany has also indicated that we are sympathetic to the proposal to establish an International Finance Facility.

China is very sympathetic to their plight and is concerned about the difficulties facing affected countries and peoples.

She said that soldier perpetrators succeeded in having their cases transferred to more sympathetic areas of the country.

If that Government is not sympathetic, the petition might not be presented to the Committee, regardless of the merits.

I mean, I know I'm with a sympathetic audience here, but, as we know, a lot of people are not entirely persuaded by this logic.

And (made him) sympathetic to men as a mercy (or a grant) from Us, and pure from sins i.e. Yahya (John) and he was righteous,

And (made him) sympathetic to men as a mercy (or a grant) from Us, and pure from sins i.e. Yahya (John) and he was righteous,

Lawyers take cases on contingency with the hope of a big share of a big settlement by a sympathetic jury, because this patient really ended up badly.

Young children who misbehave or violate laws require sympathetic help and understanding, with the goal of increasing their capacities for personal control, social empathy and conflict resolution.

And that is a slide taken from a TV set and it was pre processed to be very sympathetic to the TV medium, and it absolutely looks beautiful.

Corrections from the elitist mainstream media are dismissed as enemy propaganda. As a blogger sympathetic to Santorum put it The Washington Post, as one would expect, attempted to discredit Santorum.

Corrections from the elitist mainstream media are dismissed as enemy propaganda. As a blogger sympathetic to Santorum put it The Washington Post, as one would expect, attempted to discredit Santorum.

Improved relations with newspapers, television and radio stations resulted in expanded and more sympathetic coverage of the Mission and its statements and reports, ultimately to the benefit of the peace process.

Good and evil conduct are not equal. Repel evil with what is best. If you do so, he between whom and you was enmity, will then be as though he were a sympathetic friend.

Good and evil conduct are not equal. Repel evil with what is best. If you do so, he between whom and you was enmity, will then be as though he were a sympathetic friend.

He said, If the one tribe included a great number of courageous, sympathetic and faithful members who are always ready to aid and defend each other, this tribe would succeed better and conquer the other.

One encouraging fact is that developing countries will almost certainly get a larger say in how the Fund is run. This will ensure that poorer nations views receive a more sympathetic hearing in the future.

But the thing about self expression is that there's traditionally been this imbalance between the desire that we have to express ourselves and the number of sympathetic friends who are willing to stand around and listen.

Elements of SLM A sympathetic to its Secretary General, Mini Minawi, have called for a further delay in the talks in Abuja in order to convene a conference of the movement's military and political leadership and clarify its structure.

I am personally sympathetic to Scotland s independence as a way to bolster Scottish democracy and cultural identity. Yet I support independence only on the assumption that Scotland and the RUK would remain part of a strong and effective EU and NATO.

Although these groups members may lack the sophistication to commit such acts, they may try to hire individuals with the necessary skills. India has a large number of talented computer engineers, including some who might be sympathetic to the Islamist cause.

The decision to attack Pearl Harbor was reached after five months of deliberations that included numerous official conferences. It was a gradual process in which more sympathetic, albeit firm, US engagement might have helped sway Japan in a different direction.

Mr. Iosifov (Russian Federation) wondered whether it was feasible to include additional agenda items at a time when the Organization was making intensive efforts to streamline the work of the General Assembly, but was sympathetic to the reasons for the proposal.

Regarding institutional reform, the Secretary General has put forward a number of important proposals and suggestions which all deserve careful, sympathetic study they include proposals for the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council, the Security Council and the Secretariat.

Open fighting in Nepal would not be good for China or India, both of which fear a flashpoint between them. If, as is believed, China is sympathetic to the Maoists, it could ultimately be dragged, in some capacity, into a war in Nepal.

Although this can be considered a sympathetic attempt to widen the scope of the permanent establishment concept, it is also to be considered that such rejected positions have a negative bearing on the status of the whole Commentary as a source of interpretation.

African Governments need to try to address these supply constraints by establishing relevant financial institutions that are sympathetic to SMEs, thus promoting job creation initiatives for the latter, as well as to prioritize investment in infrastructure building and development of communications networks.

These sympathetic smiles spread all throughout the room now, and I realize that all of my other students are in the same boat, that maybe they took notes or they memorized definitions from the textbook, but not one of them really understood the main ideas.

One possible line of criticism of this kind of thinking is simply to claim the superiority of Western values. But another, more sympathetic response would be to show that individual rights and notions of freedom are by no means alien to non Western civilizations.

Many Chinese lawyers and legal academics wish that the rule of law in China were more robust, and a few of them, such as Jiang Ping, have warned about backsliding. But, in cases like that of Chen, even sympathetic legal colleagues are often afraid to speak out, much less take action.

Imposing billions of dollars of fines on the most conspicuous wealth creators is not the way to go. Europe needs to make the likes of Microsoft and Intel feel at home in Brussels, Paris, or Berlin, not to become a political market leader in supplying sympathetic verdicts to market losers.

For starters, even those who are generally sympathetic to trade and markets often have the impression that anti dumping laws target predatory pricing, a practice in which a large producer sells below cost in order to drive its competitors into bankruptcy, at which point it can raise the price and reap monopoly profits.

The Dutch populist, Geert Wilders, is a frequent caller, telling sympathetic audiences that Israel is on the front line of the Western war against Islam. And, in December, a delegation of European far right politicians toured Jewish settlements on the occupied West Bank, pleasing their hosts by reassuring them that this was Jewish land.

Lastly, with regard to the unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia, the Committee should give sympathetic consideration to the request made by the representative of Slovenia, on behalf of the five successor States to that country, that consideration of the matter should be deferred until the resumed sixtieth session of the General Assembly.

But, instead of sticking to this position and turning a debate over debt forgiveness into a Draghi style diversionary tactic, Greece abandoned this demand within days. Then came the pointless provocation of refusing talks with the troika, despite the fact that the three institutions are all much more sympathetic to Greek demands than the German government.

Questions will be raised about which sanctions are to be eased and when about the terms of compliance inspections and about what will happen once some of the limits on Iran s nuclear activities expire. Democratic candidates are more likely to be sympathetic to whatever is negotiated but there are certain to be differences among candidates on both sides.

Although environmentalists pointed out that it could damage Great Pond, one of the few remaining wetlands on the Islands, senators, although sympathetic to the concerns, said that they could not ignore the dismal state of the Islands' economy and reject a project that stood to offer 800 jobs in its construction phase and 1,200 permanent ones after its completion in November 2005.63

The fact that many prominent Jewish intellectuals in Europe and the United States often, like Kouchner, with a leftist past are sympathetic to the idea of using American armed force to further the cause of human rights and democracy in the world, may derive from the same wellspring. Any force is justified to avoid another Shoah, and those who shirk their duty to support such force are regarded as no better than collaborators with evil.

With respect to Article 19 of the Charter of the United Nations, he wished to reiterate the importance of three principles the obligation of all Member States to bear the expenses of the Organization the requirement to pay assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions and the need to extend sympathetic consideration to Member States that were unable to meet their financial obligations because of genuine socio economic and political difficulties.