But there was one curious circumstance.

Consequences of invoking a circumstance precluding wrongfulness

But Carter's lawyer said it was a horrible circumstance that she completely regrets.

Such a person will be a dishonest leader, ideologue, or diplomat in any circumstance.

You can ask what are the psychological causes of it nature? Nurture? Current circumstance?

Ms. Veloso was forced by economic circumstance to seek work outside of her country.

Louis Kahn How accidental our existences are really and how full of influence by circumstance.

Corruption under any form or circumstance is a cancer that cripples developed and developing economies alike.

The invocation of a circumstance precluding wrongfulness in accordance with this chapter is without prejudice to

He also taught that which is wrong under one circumstance, may be and often is, right under another.

And that is a circumstance that could supply the chemical energy and the chemical compounds needed to sustain life.

Some have considered the circumstance of his death suspicious and blamed agents of the Shah s regime for his death.

(a) Compliance with the obligation in question, if and to the extent that the circumstance precluding wrongfulness no longer exists

Sarkozy, of all people, should know that a large part of the gravitas of office derives from pomp and circumstance.

Thanks to that circumstance she did not carry out her threat to her husband, and did not forget that her sister in law was coming.

Or does it simply reflect the fact that the ECB now intends to enforce its old policy of not commenting on exchange rates whatever the circumstance?

Or does it simply reflect the fact that the ECB now is reverting to its old policy of not commenting on exchange rates whatever the circumstance?

We always experience pain as a distressing thing happening in some part of the body, in some particular circumstance, and usually it has a particular meaning.

Stressing that rape or other forms of sexual violence must not be used or condoned in any circumstance by any individual, State or non State actor,

As a large power, China will have great weight in any circumstance, and it can reduce its self inflicted damage by agreeing to a code of conduct.

The election of Putin s longtime acolyte and handpicked successor, Dmitri Medvedev, as Russia s president means that Putin is formally surrendering all the pomp and circumstance of Kremlin power.

The thought that the new superior might not take this in good part was the second unpleasant circumstance, but Oblonsky felt instinctively that everything would 'turn out' splendidly.

In even the best performing economies, such as Germany, growth since the 2008 crisis has been so slow that, in any other circumstance, it would be rated as dismal.

But no such circumstance prompted the move to re set relations with Russia, the journeys to mend fences with Latin America and Turkey, or efforts to reach out to Iran.

Thus, the Spanish philosopher Ortega y Gasset (1883 1955) could truthfully state that the I of Man is immersed precisely in what is not himself, in the pure other that is his circumstance.

But by declaring that he would not, under any circumstance, participate in military actions against Iraq, he undermined the efforts at the UN to put maximum pressure behind the demands that Iraq disarm.

One key takeaway for me was that showing respect doesn't always mean how I interact with others, but also how I view and express myself through my work and in any given circumstance.

This 'celebrity' may be based on personality, as with Blair and Berlusconi, or on circumstance, as with Bush and Schröder and Putin, but it is part and parcel of the new politics of media appeal.

Bahraini journalist Wafa Alamm wrote Whoever thinks I'm against a Gulf union is wrong the Gulf Union is important but its birth with just two states a specific circumstance deprives it of value because it becomes handicapped

The conscious experience of pain involves emotion and cognition as well as sensation. We always experience pain as a distressing thing happening in some part of the body, in some particular circumstance, and usually it has a particular meaning.

But it will not be long before people begin to notice that the main driver of that perception that Germany s economy continued to grow, while most other eurozone economies experienced a prolonged recession represents an exceptional circumstance, one that will soon disappear.

Nomads have been victims of famine, violent conflict, and circumstance, accounting for a significant share of the deaths as many as one million caused by 22 years of civil war, and of the 260,000 Somalis who died of starvation in 2010 2012.

The UN's achievements in the area of human rights over the last fifty years are rooted in the universal acceptance of the rights enumerated in the Universal Declaration, and in the growing abhorrence of practices for which there can be no excuse, in any culture, under any circumstance.

'The question of her feelings, of what has taken place or may take place in her soul, is not my business it is the business of her conscience and belongs to religion,' said he, feeling relieved at having found the formal category to which the newly arisen circumstance rightly belonged.

The circumstance of the change also stoked another fear that the decision to alter the order of the letters might be a plot by people who were disgruntled when the Oromos opted to adopt the Roman alphabet over the Ge ez alphabet in 1991. What's up with this 'new Qubee' thing?