But as a sideline, he happens to collect cornets.

He came to the sideline and just kind of collapsed there, Reed said.

Trainers and medical personnel gave Abercrombie oxygen on the sideline before placing him on a stretcher and taking him back for further evaluation.

The fourth session of the CRIC is scheduled to take place in Nairobi, Kenya, from 18 to 21 October 2005, duringin the sideline COP 7.

We, the Ministers of landlocked developing countries (LLDCs), meeting here at the Headquarters of the United Nations on the sideline of the sixtieth session of the General Assembly,

An important meeting was held in Istanbul on 28 June 2004 on the sideline of the NATO Summit where the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the GUUAM Countries adopted a number of relevant documents.

As a sideline, you know that the only red flag that popped up here was a submarine from an unnamed country that planted a red flag at the bottom of the Arctic to be able to control the oil resources.

No matter how Morsi attempts to sideline his domestic opponents, Egypt is in no shape to ignore the rest of the world. It lacks a stable economy, relying heavily on tourism and imports to feed the country s more than 80 million people.

All regions should combine with the actual local situations, practically strengthen the market price supervision of agricultural and sideline products, coordinate with relevant departments to make good efforts in stable production and market supply, and organize forces to carry out market key inspections and random spot checks.

It is this history that makes the current moves to sideline the European Commission in enforcing the Competitiveness Pact suspicious. Organized purely as an intergovernmental policy program, the pact cannot work, because EU member states cannot be trusted to monitor their own performance and enforce sanctions on their peers or on themselves.

A simplified description runs as follows Facing low growth and high unemployment, and with other policymakers stuck on the sideline, a central bank like the US Federal Reserve feels that it has no choice but to adopt a highly accommodating monetary policy. As policy interest rates are already floored at zero, it is compelled to venture ever deeper into the uncharted realm of unconventional policies.

For example, foreign aid could be placed under the stewardship of a committee of representatives from different social factions, including the civil society groups at the center of the uprising and the Muslim Brotherhood, with the clear understanding that if the committee fails to agree, the aid will not be disbursed. This would force the military and the elites to work together with opposition groups that they often attempt to sideline.