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In past screen incarnations Sir Clifford, the baronet with a wheelchair, has been rendered so pompous or feeble that Lady C's decision to choose Mellors is a no-brainer.

"The constituency for children in public decisions simply appears too feeble to fight back," he wrote.

But Europe's institutional and political capacity to take bold decisions in a crisis is feeble.

Sunderland would not have looked quite so feeble if he had arrived bearing news of Jenkins' decision.

What should the consequences be if a person is "abnormal," "unproductive" or, in the words of a 1927 U.S. Supreme Court decision that upheld involuntary sterilization of the feeble-minded, "sapping the strength of the state"?

The government asked the broadcasters to reconsider their position, with the then health minister, Ben Bradshaw, saying the BBC's decision was "inexplicable" and its reasons were "completely feeble".

"Some banal administrator makes a decision on the basis of his own needs and feeble desires.

Official minutes are a feeble indication of the nature of the debate that produced the recorded decision.

Dr. Virani said his decision was "partially dependent on the demonstration" of Mrs. Williams's feeble physical condition on videotapes in the days before she died.

I am not only insulted by this attempt to subliminally influence my voting decision, but I am also deeply offended by George W. Bush's feeble efforts to cover it up.