We have often reaffirmed that the veto should be eliminated.

In recent years, we have often heard the expression road map .

We have often discussed the gap between emergency relief and development.

It doesn't happen very often. We have a proofreading mechanism built in.

So, how do we have these conversations more easily and more often?

And we got more productive because we didn't have to exchange floppy disks we could update each other more often.

The delays that we have seen in disbursements by financial institutions have often been a major obstacle to rapid action, notwithstanding the often very generous pledges made at various fundraising conferences.

We often think linearly.

We often play chess.

Too often, we have debated the finer points of language while innocent people continue to die.

I often have nightmares.

We have that information, but what often happens to us is that we don't really choose to pay attention to it.

At work, we're so busy communicating that we often don't have time to think, we don't have time to talk, about the things that really matter.

We often hear you sing.

It's often about understanding culture and context before we even know where to start to have ideas.

We often talk a good Marxist point about the impact of economics on politics. And we have seen this recently in Britain.

And We have certainly given you, O Muhammad , seven of the often repeated verses and the great Qur'an.

And We have certainly given you, O Muhammad , seven of the often repeated verses and the great Qur'an.

Today, we find many barriers of accumulated misunderstanding and the vestiges of ideas that often have faulty foundations.

We often won't even notice them.

We quite often make little movies.

We often associate black with death.

We often compare Japan with Britain.

We often play cards on Sunday.

We often went skiing in winter.

We often played chess after school.

We often talk about the weather.

We don't do it very often.

The elites have fought back, often brutally, to protect their property. Politics has therefore often been more a violent than an electoral struggle, and property rights have often been tenuous.

Often, we had no idea where we might end up.

Not very often. We wouldn't tolerate that.

We often use a term called bylaws.

We often eat fish raw in Japan.

And what we don't often appreciate is the price that poor people pay for us to have these disposable products.

How often have you been to Europe?

Do you often have fish for dinner?

I have often listened to the music.

Situations involving minorities often have international repercussions.

We too often admire those buildings. We think they are beautiful.

We have a situation where private companies are applying censorship standards that are often quite arbitrary and generally more narrow than the free speech constitutional standards that we have in democracies.

They are often in a vulnerable position and have, in the past, often been subjected to discrimination.

Often, we think we're doing a good thing.

We often watch TV while we're eating breakfast.

Sadly, it seems that, too often, when we brief the Council, we have to begin by lamenting the losses caused by new heinous acts of terrorism.

So we thought that these expos quite often have a lot of state financed propaganda, images, statements, but no real experience.