It establishes no time limits or reporting requirements and does not even confine the president to Iraq, but rather speaks of restoring peace and security "in the region".
For instance, the chapter titled "Las metamorfosis," does not tell the mythic stories of Ovid, but rather speaks of the metamorphosis of the slave Mackandal.
"This not only speaks to a lack of professionalism by these deputies, but rather speaks to grossly inhumane treatment against human beings that were in these deputies' charge and responsibility," Gascón said during a press conference Tuesday announcing the charges.
Ben Weizner at the ACLU says that the positions on al-Awlaki relate not to his personality, but rather speak to the issues that the organisations are concerned with.
He didn't take a settlement and sign a non-disclosure agreement but, rather, spoke out some more, and sufficiently endeared himself to the city that he was elected to a couple of terms as president of the City Council.
Technically, it is the work of its cameraman Mojtaba Mirtahmasb, and Panahi is not being "interviewed" but rather speaking lines, like an actor, on the subject of film-making.
Beyond, and in spite of, his unparalleled and burdensome celebrity, he remained truly a man of the spirit — this humorous and friendly man who held on to his humanity against awesome odds, and who did not lecture us but, rather, spoke to us quietly, and in ways that we all understood.
Unlike their fellow-Scandinavian neighbours to the west, the Finns are not a Germanic people but rather speak a language related to Estonian, some languages of Siberia and, more distantly, Hungarian.
It also has a few caveats, noting the documents do not mention Russia's spy agency, the FSB, but rather "speak only of state agencies", a formula it asserts "certainly includes law enforcement, who use metadata for legal interception".
This is usually labeled the "potential" account in the literature (e.g., Stone 1987), although some authors do not use this terminology, but rather speak, for example, of the wrongness of killing due to the loss of a "future like ours" (Marquis 1989 and 1995).
The results of the research outlined below aren't necessarily contradictory but rather speak the often complicated relationship that people have with the penis or penises in their lives.
