I don't want any brain specialists underfoot.

A butt that needs cushioning to keep it on balance?

It ain't like the river that flows away underfoot.

(c) equipped with a cushioning device to provide a suitable duration of impact.

But, even if exchange rates work in mysterious ways, their cushioning effect is undeniable.

The typical business cycle has a natural cushioning mechanism that wards off unexpected blows.

But, by cushioning against sufficiently calamitous risks, the same advantages allow the US to procrastinate.

Basic principles of the international order continue to be trampled underfoot and lose their credibility.

Certain forces still try at international forums to trample international justice and the principle of impartiality underfoot.

You will tread on the lion and cobra. You will trample the young lion and the serpent underfoot.

Upholstery means the combination of interior padding and surface finish material which together constitute the cushioning of the seat frame.

Terrorism is a scourge that tramples all principles underfoot, be they moral or religious, and violates all human rights.

It is about limiting choices and trampling underfoot human rights, dignity and all the values that we hold dear.

So every morning he put his foot in her underfoot and takes her hands and goes along with it

It argues that the state has a role to play in cushioning individuals and society from the impact of rapid economic change.

41.3.2.2 When the stationary mass consists of two or more railway vehicles connected together, each railway vehicle shall be equipped with cushioning devices.

I therefore commend those developed States that are prepared to support developing nations and assist them in cushioning the impact of World Trade Organization compliance.

UNICEF, for example, has been particularly active in assessing unintended negative effects of sanctions and, when necessary, cushioning children and other vulnerable groups from them.

1 pin led the way in the hundreds maybe millions like a truck a skater spinning arms outstretched spot began their cushioning quickly rotate its

To this extent, developed countries bear a responsibility for cushioning the impact on their workers by providing adequate social welfare protection, together with relocation and re training benefits.

There is too long a list of hotbeds of crisis and violence, where the law of the strongest tramples underfoot the principles of the Charter of San Francisco.

It is indeed heartbreaking to see how national sovereignty is trampled underfoot and how regional conflicts and religious and ethnic conflicts continue unabated, only to escalate into wars.

NEW YORK In recent years, emerging market countries, including those in Asia, have made impressive strides in strengthening their fundamentals, accelerating their economic growth and cushioning themselves against external shocks.

The critical speed is the speed where the platform's cushioning devices reach their maximum travel and energy absorption capacity beyond which the minimum SRS curve is normally obtained or exceeded.

In different parts of the world we are now witnessing the trampling underfoot of national sovereignty and the escalation of regional, religious and ethnic disputes into full fledged wars.

But let us face it sometimes it takes too long for the international community to see, or to admit that it sees, that human rights are being trampled underfoot.

To be sure, there are many places around the globe where human rights and civil liberties continue to be trampled underfoot North Korea, Iran, Burma, Tibet, Zimbabwe, and many others.

A sketch was made of the execution showing the condemned being forced to place his head upon a pedestal, and then being held there while an elephant crushed his head underfoot.

Those who disbelieve will say O Lord, show us those among the jinns and men who had led us astray that we may trample them underfoot and make them wholly abject.

Those who disbelieve will say O Lord, show us those among the jinns and men who had led us astray that we may trample them underfoot and make them wholly abject.

Those who disbelieve will say O Lord, show us those among the jinns and men who had led us astray that we may trample them underfoot and make them wholly abject.

Those who disbelieve will say O Lord, show us those among the jinns and men who had led us astray that we may trample them underfoot and make them wholly abject.

Those who disbelieve will say O Lord, show us those among the jinns and men who had led us astray that we may trample them underfoot and make them wholly abject.

Those who disbelieve will say O Lord, show us those among the jinns and men who had led us astray that we may trample them underfoot and make them wholly abject.

Those who disbelieve will say O Lord, show us those among the jinns and men who had led us astray that we may trample them underfoot and make them wholly abject.

Those who disbelieve will say O Lord, show us those among the jinns and men who had led us astray that we may trample them underfoot and make them wholly abject.

While humanitarian assistance remains critical for cushioning the adverse environment, it risks setting limits on the economy's future development prospects through reinforcing dependence on Israel and creating long term reliance on foreign aid.

With public debt much lower than in the past, several Latin American countries ran counter cyclical deficits for the first time in 2009, thereby cushioning the domestic impact of the external blow from the global financial crisis.

There is a potent immediacy to documents that have hyperlinks to footage of veterans being trodden underfoot by mounted police at a demonstration at the US presidential debates, or students being gassed in their rooms during the recent G 20 summit.

The universal conscience cannot put up with the horrors of war and of flagrant violations of human rights, nor should it at the dawning of the third millennium tolerate the persistence of poverty and hardship that trample underfoot the intrinsic values of our shared humanity.