And this is all relative to unrestrained the bigger the bar, the better. Okay.

Shall We keep back the Reminder from you and disregard you because you are an unrestrained lot?

Shall We keep back the Reminder from you and disregard you because you are an unrestrained lot?

They said, Your bad omens attend you. What! If you are admonished.... Indeed, you are an unrestrained lot.

They said, Your bad omens attend you. What! If you are admonished.... Indeed, you are an unrestrained lot.

Just as today, the enthusiasts of unrestrained capitalism say it's rooted in human nature, only now it's individualism, inquisitiveness, and so on.

The law abiding taxi drivers, who are at the bottom of the society, had to compete with the unrestrained Uber and felt deceived by the authorities.

But controlling supply is not enough. If all of Colombia s farmers stopped growing coca tomorrow, unrestrained demand by the world s 13 million cocaine users would quickly generate as much cultivation somewhere else.

Libya and Tunisia are far from settled, as the recent assassination of Tunisia s leading opposition politician and the presence of unrestrained militia in Libyan towns show. But the democrats are not giving up.

In the reform period, this misreading of Marx morphed into an unrestrained pursuit of material gain devoid of morality. Traditional Chinese culture, with its emphasis on harmony between human beings and nature, was thrown aside.

But none believed in Moses except some youths from among his people, for the fear of Pharaoh and his elite that he would persecute them. For Pharaoh was indeed a tyrant in the land, and indeed he was an unrestrained despot .

But none believed in Moses except some youths from among his people, for the fear of Pharaoh and his elite that he would persecute them. For Pharaoh was indeed a tyrant in the land, and indeed he was an unrestrained despot .

Africa's inability to benefit from FDI was also due to low capital formation and de industrialization, which were observable effects of structural adjustment programmes, unrestrained capital flight through profit repatriation, debt and lack of well articulated policies determining sectoral application of FDI.

But, compared with Chinese private entrepreneurs, representatives of large Western firms are a privileged group, and are not victimized as frequently by official corruption. As a result, they have little direct appreciation of the worst aspect of one party rule a rapacious, legally unrestrained elite.

The Victorian values that Thatcher sought to foster fell afoul of the unrestrained celebration of material wealth that her rule brought about. The moral society, based on decent self interest, that Thatcher hoped to establish became the greedy society, based on coarse self regard.

Financial and industrial managers are compensated at a level that most of the world would struggle even to imagine. And the unrestrained expansion of financial markets, notably the proliferation of derivatives, led directly to the crisis that engulfed the Western banking system in 2007 2008.

Certainly Joseph brought you manifest proofs earlier, but you continued to remain in doubt concerning what he had brought you. When he died, you said, Allah will never send any apostle after him. That is how Allah leads astray those who are unrestrained and skeptical.

Certainly Joseph brought you manifest proofs earlier, but you continued to remain in doubt concerning what he had brought you. When he died, you said, Allah will never send any apostle after him. That is how Allah leads astray those who are unrestrained and skeptical.

So, here is the data. Here I have, among two to six year olds anyone above six, basically no one uses car seats, so you can't compare 29.3 percent of the children who are unrestrained in a crash in which at least one person dies, themselves die.

In the Gulf oil spill's aftermath, Lisa Margonelli says drilling moratoriums and executive ousters make for good theater, but distract from the issue at its heart our unrestrained oil consumption. She shares her bold plan to wean America off of oil by confronting consumers with its real cost.

Contrary to the blame games being played out in the US, Iran cannot be accused of an unrestrained aggressive stance toward Iraq. Of course, no Iranian decision maker is interested in a US success in Iraq that might well put regime change in Iran back on the agenda.

This patchwork control of the Somali maritime environment has created or promoted three significant income generators for local administrations (a) the export from Somalia of, among other commodities, large commercial quantities of charcoal, (b) unrestrained foreign access to Somali marine resources and fisheries by foreign fishing vessels and (c) widespread piracy.

The desired effect is to stem the unrestrained flow of arms into Somalia by key arms embargo violators those who have the gained financial capacity by accruing revenue, in part from exports of Somali charcoal and the issuance of fishing rights to foreign businesses for fishing in the exclusive economic zone in Somalia.

In our globalized world, many people feel a growing desire for the clear answers and timeless validity offered by straightforward and clear cut identities. When these identities take the form of nationalism or rigidly defined religious or ethnic categories, the consequence, all too often, is brutal and unrestrained violence, whether through terrorism or civil war.

From the US perspective, China s reckless behavior in the South China Sea, unrestrained cyber attacks against American targets, protectionist economic policies, and escalating political repression at home have demolished the belief that a globally integrated China would be a responsible and cooperative partner. Indeed, recent Chinese actions directly challenge vital American interests and core values.

But self reliance will be impossible to achieve as long as the rich countries favor free markets and free trade only when it suits them. Even UN Secretary General Kofi Annan has warned that the unrestrained tide of globalization might not raise all boats, but only the yachts while overturning a lot of canoes.

Since then, we have turned away from advocacy of selfishness, but we have not recovered an independent moral language. The new orthodoxy, suitable for a world in which the unrestrained pursuit of greed has proved economically disastrous, is that the human species is genetically programmed to be moral, because only by acting morally (caring for the survival of others) can it ensure its long term survival.

As the Final Report of its 2004 mission to observe the Belarusian parliamentary elections clearly stated, the vote fell significantly short of OSCE commitments. Similarly, the 2004 referendum to eliminate term limits on the presidency took place with unrestrained Government bias in favor of the referendum, and without the conditions, particularly freedom of expression and freedom of the media, to ensure that the will of the people serves as the basis of government authority.