Most important, at many times when American policy was made, no one was present to remind officials of the humanitarian consequences.
Dimbleby follows the trend for pensioner tattoos set by Lady Steel, who opted for a pink jaguar on her shoulder as a 70th birthday present to remind herself that "you're never too old to do mad things".
A similar effort is needed at present to remind U.S. legislators of where the Latin American countries -- the source of investment opportunities and valuable jobs in their own districts -- stand on the U.S. embargo on Cuba.
In addition, on every 10th trial, subjects were presented with a no-vibration stimulus and were told that no vibration was present, to remind them how that condition felt.
Maybe what was needed to convince Broadway producers that tap has a place in the present was to remind them of the place it had in the past.
Plus, now I have an odd little "miracle picture" of the present (get it?) to remind me, because the slippery thing about miracles is, we start to discount them in hindsight.
The clinical characteristics of diphtheritic polyneuropathy are presented in detail to remind clinicians of the key diagnostic features of this major cause of neuropathy and the value of a throat examination in persons with AFP.
I had a couple of namby-pamby aunts who always gave me book tokens, a present almost purposely designed to remind me how thick and illiterate I was.
There are no guides or ticketwallas to form an interface between the past and the present, no other tourists to remind us of the global dance through ruins such as these, in which we are partaking.
If disillusionment at the sale of Kevin de Bruyne was behind any of the supporters' reasons for staying away, those present will be quick to remind them that it was Julian Draxler, De Bruyne's £25.5m replacement, whose goal downed the Russians.
