For a country steeped in millennia of Confucianism, the need for ethical leadership should be clear.

There can be little doubt that some societies are more steeped in violence than others, even controlling for obvious factors like income levels and education.

It was a remarkably enlightened and progressive document, composed by learned scholars, steeped in history, law, and philosophy.

It requires measures that do not come easily to citizens, groups, and authorities steeped in a tradition of liberalism and tolerance.

The problem is the debate that comes after the question discussion on the subject is often steeped in prejudiced, racist undertones.

Thus, the UN team is much smaller and less experienced than its predecessors, and faces Iraqi counterparts steeped in the art of deception.

To prepare it, the fish has to be steeped in water from the previous day, and afterwards, chopped into small pieces with all bones removed.

On the other hand, China remains trapped by a past and a mindset steeped in a sense of victimization, which tempts it to export blame for internal problems.

Ignorant midwives murder the babies, and the people remain steeped in ignorance, at the mercy of every village clerk while you have in your power the means of helping them, and yet are not helping because you do not consider it important!'

The artwork was in response to the fact that many of the words and memes shared on International Women's Day are steeped in flowers and feel good wishes, something that seems more appropriate for Valentine's Day than the international day dedicated to women

To join the inspectors, weapons experts are obliged to resign from their national postings, but few are ready to give up their careers to work in the UN bureaucracy. Thus, the UN team is much smaller and less experienced than its predecessors, and faces Iraqi counterparts steeped in the art of deception.

Moreover, like China, Japan was a society steeped in Confucian culture, which many Chinese reformers in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries blamed as a critical impediment to their own country s development and modernization.

Some are poor, some are wealthy. There are billions.

They are ideals that are powerful. They are irreducible.

Fact is fact We are who we are and they are who they are.

You are what you are.

You are what you are.

You are what you are.

We are who we are.

We are what we are.

Reputations are volatile. Loyalties are fickle.

Cows are invisible. Cows are boring.

We are anonymous. We are legion.

JO Yes you are. You are.

They are right boots are needed.

Markets are crowded, cafés are bustling.

There are some who are opposed

My children are are my witnesses.

We are glad you are coming.

We are glad you are coming.

Are you students? Yes, we are.

Crowns are inherited, kingdoms are earned.

Crowns are inherited, kingdoms are earned.

They are faster than we are.

Eight are killed, 378 are injured.

There are levels. There are C. There are B. There is A.

In Iraq, about 60 are Shia, 20 are Sunni Arabs, and 20 are Kurds, who are mostly Sunni.

Europeans are recognizing how interdependent they are.

How are they organized? Are they isolated?

Where are they? Where are those ripples?

We are everyone. We are no one.

Those who are killed are quickly replaced.

Some are required, while others are optional.

They are landowners we are country squires.

If you are happy , you are shameless!