But as Mr. Obama rightly observed in his inaugural address, the United States, as both major polluter and world leader, has a deep obligation to help shield the international community from rising sea levels, floods, droughts and other devastating consequences of a warming planet.
As you rightly observed, the danfo bus has been represented in my previous works as yellow paint with two black stripes on a wall surface.
But, as Che rightly observed, 'revolutionaries never die.' His memory went on to live as a global pop image on t-shirts, berets, and now a monumental film.
As he rightly observed: The theology of Christian ministry is an area in which we are too readily tempted to avoid discussion of first principles.
As Baxter rightly observed, only the most fearless of punters would have invested much in the Chiefs' quarter-final prospects before kick-off, when they were joint-bottom of the pool with Bordeaux Bègles.
As he rightly observed, the music of this tight-knit group – Musorgsky and Rimsky shared both a flat and a piano as they toiled on different operas – deserves to be better known, and this concert by his personal 'army' would showcase something unexpected from each of them.
Poor sanitation threatens outbreaks of pandemic diseases and, as Netanyahu rightly observed, "outbreaks do not stop at the fences".
Assuming an ever-increasing market demand for illegally acquired goods due to lower prices, Liddick (1999) rightly observed that as long as demand exists, a marketplace exists, and entrepreneurs (cattle rustlers in the case of this study) will seek to meet demand regardless of the legality of the transaction.
As Mr. Greenway rightly observed, the world's greatest problems — and by necessity solutions — have become transnational.
As Pummy Kalsi rightly observed 4^4- 4 = 4*(4^2 + 1)*(4 – 1)*(4 + 1), which shows that 4^4-4 is divisible by 5 even without computing its actual value.
