But many in the West point out that Iran has yet to match its hopeful promises with verifiable deeds to show its nuclear programs aren't aimed at building atomic weapons.
) Jackson supposedly cherished childhood memories of the tree, and, desiring to protect it, deeded to it the ownership of itself and its surrounding land.
Kitson's work challenges that view in one important aspect: the policy of Vichy's military and police intelligence services was, in secret deed contrasting to its leaders' words, anti-German.
President Vladimir Putin has been talking nicely to Georgia recently, but there are no signs yet of deeds to match.Yet, for all its problems, mostly free, peaceable Georgia is easily the region's most promising partner for the West.
If the school later lost its contract (funding agreement) with the government, the deeds to the property would then automatically be transferred to the Department for Education.
Under Mr Khatami, Iran would seem to be moving away from the deeds that led to its outlaw status.
Mr Singh had admirable deeds to point to.
Divorce papers, deeds to homes, bankruptcies, foreclosures.
Revenge was inevitable: "The deed had stirred to its very depths the thirst for revenge in the bosom of the Indian".
Indeed, no one would ever revile this property with the ferocity of Helen Rutledge, who was not about to abdicate its deed to anyone for whom her ultimate foe, her bete noire, her personal nemesis, was merely an affordable bottom rung on the UK's most worn-out metaphor.
