Herzog said making the film about the Middle East had underlined for him both the natural beauty and the complexity of the region.
He said the experience of leading the prosecution of that terrorist act had underlined for him the importance of trust in the justice system.
Maybe the garish surrounds of the Planet Hollywood Casino, which is contributing to the fighters' $8m £4mm) pay nights, have underlined for Calzaghe the uncomplicated bliss of life in Newbridge.
Shortfalls in global food production, coupled with the growing visibility of climate change's disruptive effects, have underlined for many observers the importance of devoting rural lands to their 'optimal' use, where they can make maximal contributions to the global imperatives of feeding the human population and maintaining vital environmental services.
One of Zambia's African Nations Cup heroes has underlined qualification for the next World Cup as the team's main objective.
A spokeswoman for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said: "The secretary of state has underlined the need for continuity for farmers and together with her ministerial team is looking forward to working with industry, rural communities and the wider public to shape our plans for food, farming and the environment outside the EU".
"She has underlined the need for continuity for farmers and together with her ministerial team is looking forward to working with industry and the public to develop new proposals that provide tailored support for our agricultural industry as we leave the EU".
Negotiations were put on hold after the Russian war with Georgia in August, but since then the financial crisis has underlined the need for rapprochement.
Jon Cruddas, the Labour policy review chairman, has underlined the desire for the party to retain its ties to the Co-operative Group, but admitted damage had been inflicted by the bank's poor commercial decisions.
Officials said the abortive attempt to come up with a common European position only served to highlight the divisions that have surfaced as a result of the espionage scandal, with the Europeans against the Americans, the French and the Germans against the British, and leading pro-EU figures arguing that the fiasco has underlined the case for Europe constructing its own cyber-defences.
