Investigators think that whoever killed them and dug the grave needed tight control of the area, according to a report by Semana, a Colombian news magazine.
They will be you most ardent supports in the time of grave need.
As Elizabeth Lesser, the co-founder of Omega Institute stated, when announcing Ebadi's inability to obtain a visa, "The irony I'm sure is not lost on any of you -- that a Nobel Peace Prize winner would not be allowed to speak at a conference about peace between the two nations in the world that are in grave need of conversing about peace".
The Church is therefore in grave need of a better dictionary to replace the shoddy one it is currently employing, in which many of its definitions are either out of date or simply wrong.
There is a grave need for the expansion of needle exchange services.
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When I went to trial, the military prosecutor told the judge, "Your Honor, Ms. Kelly is in grave need of rehabilitation".
By donating her pulmonary arties, she saved the life of a child in grave need of a transplant.
He denies any wrongdoing, and ever since, the political debate of Italy – a country in grave need of concerted action to lift it out of its longest postwar recession – has been dominated by the saga.
This might account for the observation that even though the stakeholder 'Any Needy Anywhere' could apply to a person or group with a morally grave need and close physical proximity to the mining companies' facilities, it was still ranked one of the lowest in moral obligation.
