As Yeats foresaw, 'Things fall apart; the center cannot hold.' " As though heeding those who advised that the Administration stay out of university affairs, the President said that the federal government would not become involved.
But card makers and sellers today cannot help but pay heed to the Shiv Sena campaign.
Not only the Taiji Whale Museum is now open to activists, but all aquariums in Japan will take heed and cannot now deny entry to activists.
And all the while, we know the solution to the problem, because whenever we are inspired from within, it cannot be contested, only heeded, for that is the heart's language.
We cannot expect other nations to heed our views of human rights if we violate human rights standards ourselves.
We cannot wait for government to heed the lessons of the BP disaster while our representatives fill their midterm election coffers with industry cash.
Startups that wish to outsource should take heed, however: Indian programmers cannot provide a panacea.
While Clarke claimed to be paying no heed to his opponents, he cannot have failed to notice the continuing sequence of inconveniences befalling England.
Furthermore, while it presumably speaks with great religious authority, the imams who wrote it say they cannot be sure that anyone out there will heed its call.
