Private property is a system used to alienate people from their needs

The effect of Alexander's dictatorship was to further alienate the non Serbs from the idea of unity.

Then, I said if he didn't, he might permanently alienate his teammates.

The less we alienate the Afghan population in the fight against drugs, the better.

We can't alienate the rest of the fans we have by canceling the second game.

Without written approval from the Governor, it is unlawful for any matai to alienate any family lands or to lease such lands for more than 55 years.

In theory, and in line with the new rural code, women may own, buy or alienate land.

In adverse economic circumstances, governments felt vulnerable and unsure, and they could not afford to alienate public support.

(At the same time, Indian diplomats intervened discreetly from time to time on behalf of Suu Kyi, though their effectiveness was limited by India s unwillingness to alienate the junta.)

They zealously seek you in no good way. No, they desire to alienate you, that you may seek them.

It may be careful not to alienate America, but it will struggle to build a collaborative relationship with its regional neighbors.

No matter if you try to divide them with barbed wire at the border or alienate with protocols, humans are above all.

This is a point that deserves constant managerial attention so as not to alienate the senior staff in charge of the course.

And they shall not sell of it, neither exchange, nor alienate the firstfruits of the land for it is holy unto the LORD.

It must be ready to play a role in creating whatever confidencebuilding measures may be necessary to dissipate the hostility and mistrust which continue to alienate the peoples of the region one from the other.

The West, and Europe in particular, really can t afford to alienate Turkey, considering their interests, but objectively it is exactly this kind of estrangement that follows from European policy towards Turkey in the last few years.

Dialogue means affirming the existence of the other, who is by definition different. It does not mean trying to eliminate or alienate that other.

With opinion polls indicating that only 18 of the electorate was concerned with the Palestinian problem, Labor, the party of Yitzhak Rabin and the Oslo Accords, refrained from even mentioning the peace process, lest it alienate potential voters.

On top of that, Moreno Ocampo s request might further alienate the Great Powers (China, Russia, and the United States) that are currently hostile to the ICC.

All of a sudden, issuers had much more influence on the rating agencies, which, like any good seller, were ready to bend a little not to alienate important customers.

The authorities have killed some of the more violent jihadis in their war against terrorism, but they fear that a wider crackdown, however necessary, would alienate important tribes and clans.

As a new report by the Open Society Justice Initiative shows, by targeting ethnic minorities, police alienate some of the very people on whom they depend for cooperation and intelligence.

Nor can it afford to alienate its largest trading partner, a neighbor and an emerging global superpower, which is known to be prickly over any presumed slights to its sovereignty over Tibet.

The predominance of 11 permanent members in the Security Council would alienate the other 180 Member States, depriving them of the opportunity and political will to make substantial contributions to international peace and security.

The Tokelau Amendment Act, 1967, provides that the people of Tokelau may dispose of their land among themselves according to their customs, but they may not alienate land by sale or gift to non indigenous inhabitants.

An increase in the permanent membership of the Council, instead of enhancing the Council apos s effectiveness, would serve only to alienate the small and medium sized countries that constitute a majority in the General Assembly.

India, which normalized bilateral relations a few years ago, is reluctant to alienate Myanmar s military, with which it has worked closely to counter rebels in India s northeast who had been using the common border to tactical advantage.

Approaches to terrorism focusing wholly on military, police and intelligence measures therefore risk undermining efforts to promote the role of law and human rights and alienate large parts of the world's population, thereby weakening the potential for collective action against terrorism.

Facts from history, from geography, from newspapers..

Beef from Charollais, pork from Périgord lamb from Brittany, veal from Normandy.

Asparagus from Argenteuil, oranges from Valencia melons from Cavaillon, cabbage from Aubervilliers.

It comes also from outside, from outside bodies, from non governmental organisations, from business and from industry.

Salmon from the Loire, sole from the Channel lobsters from Corsica oysters from Dieppe, sardines from Lorient.

Fieen participants from seven countries took part two from Egypt two from Israel two from Jordan one from Lebanon four from Morocco two from the Palestinian Authority and two from Tunisia.

Well, we collect data from satellites, from airplanes, from ground vehicles, from people.

Twenty one participants from six countries took part ve participants from Egypt ve from Jordan two from Morocco ve from the Palestinian Authority one from Syria and three from Tunisia.

Clothing protects from the cold, from rain, from the sun.

Twentyfive from you. Thirtytwo from you, and thirty from you.

is missing, in spite of all the help from the parents, from the family, from the relatives, from the neighbors, from the teachers, from the priests.

Facts from history, from geography..

from newspapers, from scientific textbooks..

From England and from Thornfield.

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Two came from Asia, 4 from Eastern Europe, 4 from Latin America and 26 from Africa.

(i) Two from those elected from African States, two from those elected from Eastern European States and two from those elected from Western European and other States