Mere observation of the record suggests that it is in fact a summary.

Just the mere fact of doing that fills such a sense of adequation with our deep nature.

The mere fact that other portions of the treaty are suspended or even abrogated is not conclusive.

The mere fact that the Council is seized with the subject for the fifth time proves its relevance.

The mere fact that the courts decided against him does not mean that he was deprived of fair proceedings.

Therefore, the mere fact that the submission of a communication is delayed does not constitute an abuse of rights.

The mere fact of civilian losses alone, although regrettable, would not prevent the use of such a weapon under LOAC.

The Committee has repeatedly maintained that the mere fact of being sentenced to death does not constitute cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.

The Committee has repeatedly maintained that the mere fact of being sentenced to death does not constitute cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.

The Committee has repeatedly maintained that the mere fact of being sentenced to death does not constitute cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.

The Committee has repeatedly maintained that the mere fact of being sentenced to death does not constitute cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.

The mere fact of her weak state could not have delayed her interrogation for 17 months if that had been behind her expulsion to Spain.

On that ground, it concluded that the mere fact that investigations were slack was not in itself sufficient to hold the school liable for damages.

That's mere theory.

A mere formality.

As a mere figment, as a mere ghost existing in your wife's mind...

But by mere chance...

Oh, a mere trifle.

It's a mere nothing.

And if we look from the experiential point of view, there is a primary quality of consciousness that's just the mere fact to be cognitive, to be aware.

Boycotting is mere child's play.

Mere physical beauty isn't everything.

He's just a mere boy.

It's nothing, a mere scratch.

Mostly it was mere hysteria.

Mere kids. They'll take watching.

What I have just described is no mere hypothetical, of course. It is, in fact, a capsule depiction of the United States Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.

The mere fact that treaties on the same subject concluded between different countries at different times varied in content did not amount, as such, to a violation of article

And they said, Are your gods better, or is he? They did not present the comparison except for mere argument. But, in fact , they are a people prone to dispute.

And they said, Are your gods better, or is he? They did not present the comparison except for mere argument. But, in fact , they are a people prone to dispute.

Even when most of their earnings are taken from them, the mere fact that they are able to eat every day may represent a significant improvement over their previous life.

That is no mere management question.

It's a mere scrap of paper.

Mere errand boys carrying concealed weapons.

In some countries, the mere fact of reporting a disappearance entailed serious risk to the life or security of the person making the report or to his or her family members.

In some countries, the mere fact of reporting a disappearance entailed a serious risk to the life or security of the person making the report or to his or her family.

You are no longer a mere child.

It is more than a mere concern.

Think of love as a mere episode

You can't convict me on mere suspicion.

I, a mere reporter, a humble mortal.

I'm not giving my geldings mere straw.

Moreover, the mere fact that such assurances are sought is arguably a tacit admission by the sending State that the transferred person is indeed at risk of being tortured or ill treated.

And they say Lo! this is mere magic

And they say Lo! this is mere magic