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"No minority should have their rights subject to the passions and the sentiments of the majority," he said.

A Hot Topic The Olympics, and the sentiments of Herb Brooks and Wayne Gretzky, were prime topics for discussion here.

And, there is inherently a margin of error between the sentiments of the voters who were actually questioned by the polls and the sentiments of the entire population.

As that date nears, here are the major players, their parties and the sentiments of ordinary Israelis as expressed in polls.

The afternoon performance on Feb. 21 at the Kimmel Center here was a shared experience, playing both to the rich and pliable resources of these players and the sentiments of their conductor.

"Starting today, the eyes and the sentiments of the Lebanese people are drawn to the work of this tribunal which opened the first page of true justice, and laid the required cornerstone to fight political assassination and organised crime in Lebanon and the Arab world".

The airline appreciates and respects the sentiments of the public and in no way did it intend to offend any parties".

"They were outsiders in this community, and they didn't understand this and respect the sentiments of the people".

Overlaying it all is a mix of fatigue and distrust, the sentiments of a population divided in multiple ways.

The report he presented to the Chinese leaderships was dishonest and misrepresented the sentiments of the Hong Kong people.

Photos of the stores that Mr. Sozzi posted on his blog attracted more than a quarter-million views and captured the sentiments of customers dissatisfied with the company.