So that thing [pool table] needs to be put right [at the back] and these other services in front" (FGD Boys, Nairobi).
It's a slapstick routine, a Punch and Judy show, and it was put in right at the start to make sure no one missed the point: this woman has to learn to bend.
"How many more families will be put at risk before the right people start to listen and take action?" Whirlpool declines to answer the Observer's detailed questions, instead issuing this statement: "The safety of our customers is our number one priority.
The right to a fair trial, guaranteed under article 6 of the European convention on human rights, could be put at risk if defendants do not understand the process or are not actively engaged, the report suggests.
The call for human rights to be put at the centre of the issue came after Johan Eliasch, Gordon Brown's special adviser on forests, proposed this week that tropical forests be included in future carbon markets.
Do not forget all that will be put at risk if dangerous right-wing isolationist Europhobia is victorious.
The call was made within the inter-faith consensus that children's needs and rights must be put at the centre of the 2015 elections, and as attempts to promote religious divides for political gains are reported.
When another CNN broadcaster, Frank Sesno, followed up, whether it should be "put at a very high level right out of the box," Mr. Kissinger said, "Initially, yes.
B. The numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 must be put in the square at right so that the sums of the numbers in each row, column and diagonal are equal.
I'm listening to "Passing Breeze" right now and it's putting everything right, at least for a few minutes.
