"The way events are moving in this country," exclaimed al-Zandani, "indicates to us that Iran wants to export the Shia ideology by force, which we utterly reject".
In a statement to the House of Commons, David Mellor, minister of state in the Foreign Office, stated: "The Americans have clear evidence of fresh Iranian mine laying, a cowardly act which we utterly condemn". He added: "We support the American action as a measured and proportionate response..
Some states have seen to it that our food is properly produced and inspected; others have fostered and protected the industry upon which we are utterly dependent for the ordinary conveniences of life and for life itself.
What's easy to overlook, however, is that at the centre of any transmission of text is another idiosyncratic processor on which we're utterly dependent and which just as easily leads us astray: the brain.
It is so important for all children to feel represented in the books they read, in a way that doesn't feel forced or as though ethnicities are pigeonholed – publishing and promoting inclusive books is something to which we're utterly committed," said Marriott.
"Otherwise we will be acting under the point of the gun, which we totally and utterly reject".
C: At the moment, when you go to vote, an MP can be elected with less than 50% of the vote, which we think is utterly wrong.
"We haven't yet understood — in the comprehensive way that some of us are just agonizing to make the world understand — that this is the system, this is the planet, on which we are all utterly dependent.
"We haven't yet understood in the comprehensive way that some of us are just agonizing to make the world understand that this is the system, this is the planet, on which we are all utterly dependent.
"Houghton Mifflin Harcourt did not nor would we ever authorize or approve this use of the Curious George character, which we find offensive and utterly out of keeping with the values Curious George represents," said Richard Blake, the company's spokesman.
The meeting was addressed by both Kofi Annan, the secretary general of the United Nations, and the former vice president, Al Gore, who said, "This is not business as usual -- the relationship between the human species and the planet on which we live has been utterly transformed".
