Tell your knifethrowing chum that I've reassured his wife.

how should I go about it? , you'd have thrown me right out. Whereas by saying I'd killed her the night before, I reassured you,

To the righteous it will be said , O reassured soul,

To the righteous it will be said , O reassured soul,

Meanwhile, Mr. Everyman, seeing more people looking even more Japanese, is reassured.

The Special Representative was reassured of the unconditional support of all concerned for the initiative.

She reassured the Committee that the guidelines and principles relating to the appointment of gratis personnel were being respected.

Delegations were reassured by the Senior Coordinator that UNHCR was working on this follow up with the other agencies.

The people must be reassured that they can and indeed will rise from the quicksand of poverty through the promise of development.

The window of your room looks out on the gardens, but you didn't see him go out, which might have reassured you.

In that context he was reassured by the participation of the Permanent Representative of Chile to the United Nations in the Task Force.

I knew nothing about Wofford and even less about Methodism, but I was reassured on the first day that I taught at Wofford College to find, among the auditors in my classroom, a 90 year old Hungarian, surrounded by a bevy of middle aged European women who seemed to function as an entourage of Rhinemaidens.

It didn't spoil my experience, but it saddened me that it was necessary and I understood that some people were reassured by the measures.

I can't tell you how reassured I was by the very last sentence in that glorious presentation by Dean Kamen a few days ago.

We know that there were other teachers who barricaded themselves inside classrooms, and kept steady through it all, and reassured their students by saying

Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi seems to grasp much of this, and so is undertaking discussions on security and defense that aim to help revise the National Defense Program Outline. Those with bitter memories of Japanese behavior half a century ago should be reassured this debate is about how to defend peace, not about how to promote or wage war.

Like other speakers before me, however, I am reassured that we have made some progress and have charted a clear course for making additional progress.

With regard to demining, he reassured delegations that its humanitarian aspects had been reinforced following the merger of activities within the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.

The Director reassured delegations that concerning IDP situations, UNHCR would always seek the authority of governments and the Secretary General before embarking on any IDP programme.

He reassured the Commission that every effort would be made to avoid inconsistencies in the ratification of the draft convention by the EU and its member States.

They said, We wish to eat from it and let our hearts be reassured and know that you have been truthful to us and be among its witnesses.

They said, We wish to eat from it and let our hearts be reassured and know that you have been truthful to us and be among its witnesses.

The mission was reassured by the Government's agreement to review carefully, with the United Nations, the modalities for the expected disengagement of ONUB, which it agreed should be gradual.

Responding to the questions concerning Algeria's reservations, he reassured the Committee that, when his Government had ratified the Convention, it had fully intended to adopt the Convention in its entirety.

They said, We wish to eat from it, so that our hearts may be reassured, and know that you have told us the truth, and be among those who witness it.

They said, We wish to eat from it, so that our hearts may be reassured, and know that you have told us the truth, and be among those who witness it.

The Member States had to be reassured that the special rapporteurs were guided by and adhered to the basic principles that were reflected in the various resolutions adopted by the Commission.

And in an age that is sometimes nowadays frightening or confusing, we feel reassured by the almost parental like authority of experts who tell us so clearly what it is we can and cannot do.

With regard to the concerns expressed about the restructuring process, Mr. Zacklin reassured the participants that at this crucial moment, in which serious transformations were taking place within the High Commissioner Centre for Human Rights, every effort was being made to ensure that each of the participants was able to carry out his her mandate in the most professional and competent manner.

Put differently without the budget cuts, Britain would have been Spain or perhaps even Portugal or Greece. With the budget cuts in place and the markets reassured, Britain no longer risks resembling an unruly Mediterranean country.

Pronouncements made in this chamber on fissile material reassured us that our efforts, such as the presentation of a working paper on The possible scope and requirements of the fissile material treaty , were not in vain.

My Government is reassured that the strengthened review process of the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and the decision on Principles and Objectives provide us with a reliable mechanism to promote this goal.

It mattered that Chávez reassured the masses that I am a little of all of you. Yet it could be someone else, or a group or it could be no one in particular (who really leads the Tea Party?).

The official narrative reflected little of this. Whether on state television or in government controlled newspapers at the time, there was no free press, Internet, or cable news citizens were reassured that Egypt had regained control of its destiny.

97. On 21 July, the Israeli Minister of Internal Security, Avigdor Kahalani, reassured the Islamic Waqf that Jewish worshippers would not be allowed to enter the Al Aqsa compound and pray whenever they wanted. (The Jerusalem Times, 25 July)

There is reason to feel reassured by Obama s reactions. He termed Mubarak s departure a display of the power of human dignity, adding that the people of Egypt have spoken, their voices have been heard, and Egypt will never be the same.

However, since that date, I have been greatly reassured by the speed with which SPLM named Dr. Garang's successor, Commander Salva Kiir, as the head of the Movement and his subsequent inauguration as the First Vice President of the Sudan.

107. While the Committee is reassured to be informed that acts of domestic violence are prosecuted by public attorneys at the request of the victims, it expresses concern with regard to the adequacy of measures to encourage women to come forward with complaints and about the fact that prosecution by public attorneys ex officio or upon the complaint of third parties is not incorporated in legislation on domestic violence.

The European Central Bank has now halted this vicious spiral by providing the banks with guaranteed liquidity for three years against a wide range of collateral. Reassured that they will have access to funding, the banks again have the confidence to lend.

But, on a recent trip to Israel, White House adviser Dan Shapiro is said to have been reassured that the Israelis will not embarrass their American friends. In exchange, Shapiro handed the ultra orthodox leader of Israel s Shas party an invitation to the White House.

If Europe could show in the worst possible scenario of sovereign default how such a process might operate, uncertainty would be reduced and markets would be reassured. And, in the longer term, we would have a viable international model of how to tackle severe sovereign debt problems.

A Yes vote, on the other hand, would encourage a reassured Chirac to continue his policy of no reform and scapegoating the ECB. External political pressure on the ECB and its president, Jean Claude Trichet, to lower interest rates and talk the euro down surely would increase.

The Middle East needs a restructured security architecture built on the foundation of cooperation in the field of security, whereby each State will be reassured of the safety of its population and its peaceful existence, allowing the development of normalized relations and bringing prosperity to all.

Despite the sharp divisiveness that characterizes the relationship between key political tendencies, the mission was reassured that none of the 20 political leaders representing some 14 political parties with whom it met disputed the fact that a minimum consensus was essential before elections could be held.

In this connection, the Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights reassured the Special Rapporteur of the strong commitment of the current Administration to make every effort to overcome the existing strong opposition within the United States Senate, with a view to the ratification of both instruments.