Addressing the tense and silent courtroom, Judge Matsch dismissed the contention of Mr. McVeigh's lawyers that the documents pointed to the involvement of other potential suspects, saying, "It will not change the fact that Timothy McVeigh was the instrument of death and destruction".
Gabriel Olikile addresses a tense community meeting organized by Thomson officials, with calls for the Maasai to modernize and to reject local NGOs.
Lesley Jeffries of the University of Huddersfield described the most prototypical apology as one that is in the first person ("I") and the simple present tense ("apologize"), addressed to the wronged party by the offending party with the infraction in the recent past, and accompanied by additional features, including an expression of concern or an offer of reparation.
With pressing political issues for the two countries to address, their usually tense trade relationship is expected to fall lower on the agenda.
The writing had to be in the first person and in the present tense, addressing sensory experiences, painful facts, thoughts and emotions experienced during the trauma.
Four days later Prior himself addressed the Society, again on tense logic.
Correspondents say that both leaders looked tense as they addressed journalists afterwards, with the Russian president regularly looking at the floor.
"I don't think that's even been addressed," Jurgens said on one particularly tense Thursday evening.
You are a figure of authority and should be addressed and answered appropriately, even during tense situations.
Until that is addressed, analysts say, Darfur will most likely remain tense, even if that tension is not expressed in mass killings or scorched villages.
