"While all great things mature with age, the energy may not be in the bottle to the extent that it is needed".
She also admitted the extent of her ruthlessness.
It seems a good bet that if you want to help the world's poor you should get them on more power now and to a very large extent that's going to be fossil fuels.
"We should not compromise our own interests to the extent of jeopardising the web of civilian and military exchanges that are at the heart of the relationship, or cut our aid program – intended to improve the lives of ordinary Indonesians.
A Human Rights Watch report published last September highlighted the extent of the regime's crackdowns on the political opposition, Muslims and street protesters.
In an unusually frank speech to an audience of leading rail industry figures, Carne said: "While our passenger safety performance is the best in Europe, about 600 railway workers a year – employees and contractors – are injured to the extent that they cannot return to work the next day.
"Physical activity should be targeted to the same extent as smoking with respect to public health prevention efforts in the elderly," they said.
King was appearing before a Senate committee inquiry into domestic violence in Darwin on Tuesday, which heard from numerous Northern Territory organisations about the extent of the issue in Indigenous communities.
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The breadth of the violence, along with the extent of official involvement, was significantly underestimated The killing did not end but was scaled back and conducted more covertly.
More likely, it reveals a depth of frustration about what was being achieved, and the extent to which her own reputation, not to mention her view of herself, risked being degraded by remaining inside the tent to negligible effect.
