Your revered Eminence,

This fish was revered by humankind.

Now, bluefin were revered by Man for all of human history.

They have not revered God properly. God is All powerful and Majestic.

They have not revered God properly. God is All powerful and Majestic.

The deputation sent on behalf of Lady Octavia chosen from the most highly revered men of Rome.

It was, for a long time, revered as the most reliable of cars, and then they had the big recall incident.

Let there be no mistake Israel has great respect for the Council and the revered principles upon which it was built.

Oh, and by the way, it would be very decent of you if you didn't mention this little visit to your revered husband.

The Arab golden ages, in eleventh century Baghdad and fourteenth century Andalucía, are revered as periods of great learning. Schools and universities received large scale support, and students and scholars traveled from city to city in pursuit of knowledge.

The citizens of the techno polis appear oblivious to how the outside world s perception of them has changed, and radically so. Once universally revered as a hotbed of innovation, the world s premier technology hub is increasingly viewed with suspicion and resentment.

For a few hundred years, when science and mathematics were enjoying a period of great invention, one region of the world stood out. Masters of these disciplines were revered there, medicine advanced quickly, and the average person was curious about how nature worked.

It is remarkable how, having proven their incompetence, they are still revered in some quarters. What matters more than deficits is what we do with money borrowing to finance high productivity investments in education, technology, or infrastructure strengthens a nation s balance sheet.

Take immediate steps to implement its solemn commitment to reconstruct the Babri Mosque on its original site, to restore it as a Holy Place for Muslims, and to punish those guilty of the sacrilegious act of destroying a revered religious symbol of the Islamic world.

Of course, in Muslim, because of the teachings around the concept of idolatry, you don't find as many physical representations of divinity or of spiritual liberation as you do in the Buddhist tradition, where, of course, there are many statues of the Buddha that are highly revered.

Only intervention by King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who is widely revered, seems capable of saving the day. In a fiercely contested battle between Thaksin and his opponents, King Bhumibol is the fundamental difference between Thailand and the Philippines, where people power revolts regularly undermine and sometimes overthrow presidents.

His Holiness the Karmapa talks about how he was discovered to be the reincarnation of a revered figure in Tibetan Buddhism. In telling his story, he urges us to work on not just technology and design, but the technology and design of the heart. He is translated onstage by Tyler Dewar.

As independent India s first deputy prime minister and home minister, Patel is credited with the integration of roughly 600 princely states, sometimes by persuasion and sometimes by force. A firm, tough, and effective administrator, Patel, who died in 1950 at the age of 75, is revered as the Iron Man of India.

The Church of Agia Anastasia, Lapithos, built in the nineteenth century in place of an older, smaller church, which contained icons from the eighteenth century, has been stripped of all its icons, religious artifacts and other revered treasures, such as bibles, crucifixes and chalices, and has been rented in order to be converted into a casino.

quot The occupation authorities also invent Druze holidays during which the schools are closed, such as the four day Feast of Nabi Shu apos aib, the Feast of al Khidhr and the Feast of al Ya apos fouri (the tomb of Abu Dharr al Ghaffari, the revered Companion of the Prophet, which is situated near Majdal Shams is visited by the population on a regular basis, but the occupation authorities have turned these visits into a public holiday!).

In a world searching for providential leaders, the case of Ariel Sharon is both symbolic and paradoxical, for this universal man remains one of the most controversial figures of recent decades. He has become a nearly revered figure in his country, and large segments of Western public opinion believe that his political demise represents a potentially fatal blow to any hope of progress in the region, even as he remains hated in large parts of the Arab and Muslim world.

On Todagin Mountain, revered by the Tahltan people as a wildlife sanctuary in the sky, home to the largest population of stone sheep on the planet, Imperial Metals but the 75th biggest mining company in all of Canada has secured permits to establish an open pit copper and gold mine which will process 30,000 tons of rock a day for 30 years, generating hundreds of millions of tons of toxic waste that, by the project's design, will simply be dumped into the lakes of the Sacred Headwaters.