"All of these are meant to keep it
within bounds. And then with the Chinese now taking their position, it's possible to (impact) business.
'All of this is to ensure to keep
within bounds. And with the Chinese now taking the position, it's possible to business that we downsize to an appropriate level that will be supported by the market that is available,' said Sta.
The "containment" policy for Gaza instated by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and the previous chief of staff Gady Eisenkot, consisting of tit-for-tat for terror
within bounds, has never been a workable strategy since it draws on six misconceptions:
"The [executive board meeting] was called immediately after last Sunday's elections, therefore it is
within bounds of the POC policies," said the Tagaytay City legislator in reference to the five-day notice to the board members.
But if I may quote what I previously wrote about this sensitive issue, 'Water shortages worldwide are mournfully distressing signs of our pitiful incompetence to manage ourselves
within bounds, or to effectively chart for our indispensable assets essential to our future.'
As long as it remains fun and kept
within bounds it's fine, but if it gets out of hand beware.
Created after the 1979 Iranian revolution to defend the Islamic theocracy and to keep the regular armed forces
within bounds, the IRGC today is a veritable state within a state.
But the representatives should exercise their authority under Allah's authority
within bounds of our constitution.
One could perhaps have justified demonstrations had they remained
within bounds of civility and not rampaged life and property and indulged in hate speeches against important pillars of the State.
Maybe it is because, unlike the gregarious Pakistanis, the Indians are trained to keep their cravings
within bounds. Or, perhaps because their essential needs were being met through the channel of smuggling, in which our nationals have long indulged with abandon.
But they lead precarious lives, always at risk of being arrested as a warning to others to remain
within bounds. Sooner or later, economic pressures will force Turkey to adopt fixes that will stabilize its currency and financial markets.
Duncan's Masonic Monitor of 1866 explains them as: "The square, to square our actions; the compasses, to circumscribe and keep us
within bounds with all mankind".
But if they work
within bounds of the constitution and law in the country, they can transform.'
Yes, but
within bounds); and his contribution to the break with Rome, no more than some others' (e.g., Thomas Audley, speaker of the house, and much less than that of the king).
That's a 50 per cent success rate, so we're well
within bounds," Ellinas said.
