That nationalism is bogged down in grave crimes.

Although they got kind of bogged down there.

The Americans have landed but their attack has bogged down.

And, with America bogged down in Iraq, Russian President Vladimir Putin has resurrected Soviet style bullying tactics.

Nixon was too bogged down in Vietnam to do more than issue threats.

There is a fear that it will be bogged down in temporary, interim phases or a State with provisional borders.

With America bogged down in Iraq and oil prices hitting record highs, regime hardliners see little reason to compromise these days.

The talks bogged down over agriculture, where subsidies and trade restrictions remain so much higher than in manufacturing.

Otherwise, we could get bogged down in a routine and the Millennium Development Goals would not be achieved.

In other countries, peace negotiations have become bogged down and there has been a resumption of civil war.

Now if anything goes wrong and we undershoot we land in this flooded area and are bogged down.

People are simply frustrated because the crisis has bogged down and because they are suffering on account of this.

Even in the best case scenario, in which the euro remains intact, Europe will be bogged down with the demanding task of rebuilding its frayed union.

Bogged down in Iraq and Afghanistan, America is in no mood to open a third front against the Islamic world.

Shouldn t they and others be celebrating this major success instead of becoming bogged down in defeatist talk of crisis and stalemate?

It is felt that talks should begin immediately with friendly Governments to increase the funds available and to avoid the programme becoming bogged down through lack of finance.

Wen, who had been bogged down by the bureaucracy, had been seeking to counter it by expanding the media s openness and transparency.

Even the constitutional treaty, which should have been a clarion call for all Europeans, was allowed to become bogged down in minutia.

We must also avoid letting these discussions become bogged down over assistance levels and other resource questions they should focus instead on substantive areas where we can make progress.

A quarter century later, President George H.W. Bush, considering how best to roll back Iraq s invasion of Kuwait, drew an analogy with Vietnam, where the absence of an exit strategy had caused US forces to get bogged down.

The one option that should not be on the table is US ground troops no one wants to see US forces bogged down in another war, especially in another Muslim country.

That is a very large mandate, and we hope the commission will not become excessively bogged down in a detailed historical search for root causes in the course of Burundi's history.

Our discussions have shown that concrete decisions will not be easy, but we must avoid getting bogged down in narrow considerations of optimal numbers and the competing claims of regional Powers.

Towards the end of last year, the process of peaceful settlement of the question, it should be recalled, had bogged down, and it was only resumed in April of this year with the initiation of the Multi party Negotiating Process.

Indeed, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has warned of the end of the Jewish state if the country remains bogged down in the occupied territories and a Palestinian state is not established.

We rather fear, however, that any proposal for additional permanent members may now quickly become bogged down by the question of whether any such new members should have the right of veto.

Down with the tyrant, down with Bluebeard!

Moreover, high oil prices have filled the national treasury, and Iran is benefiting from the opportunity created by America s being bogged down in Iraq and the growing international weight of Russia and China.

And now, as the administration shifts to a more central focus on restoring growth and employment, it risks getting bogged down as declining economic performance relative to expectations translates into waning political support.

As governments across the West have become increasingly bogged down trying to fix a broken economy, China has been formulating a whole series of new, well considered policies and forging ahead with bold decision making to tackle one daunting problem after another.

The resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan requires a more robust military response, but with the American army bogged down in Iraq and the Western allies reluctant to send additional troops, the country s dismemberment by local warlords is not a far fetched scenario.

Yet it is regrettable that, despite imperative urgency and treaty obligations, negotiations in the Conference on Disarmament have bogged down and that those who hoped for significant progress should have little grounds for optimism.

This must be accomplished without becoming either bogged down in argument or evading dialogue, or pushing issues in the direction of forums that do not operate in the decisive framework the question requires and that, in addition, are notoriously overburdened with their own agendas.

Instead of remaining bogged down in Afghanistan and seeking to cajole and bribe the Pakistani military into ending their support for Islamic militants, the US would become free to pursue a broader, more balanced counterterrorism strategy.

Not only has Bush destroyed Iran s most formidable enemy and bogged down US troops in a hopeless cause he also has enriched energy abundant Iran and Russia by pursuing a war that has dramatically raised energy prices.

Governments should not become bogged down in repetitive debate in the negotiations undertaken to follow up the Earth Summit, but ought instead to strive for the step by step translation of Agenda 21 into dynamic political action.

Gaza chanted yesterday, Down with military rule, down with the occupation

But there is a need still for a certain amount of monarchy, a certain amount of sometimes we have to make a decision, and we don't want to get bogged down too heavily in formal decision making processes.

Such initiatives should not become bogged down in tortuous negotiations, but should focus on implementing the basic principles for a two state solution, along the lines proposed by the Clinton administration before it left office eight years ago.

But there is a need still for a certain amount of monarchy, a certain amount of sometimes we have to make a decision and we don't want to get bogged down too heavily in formal decision making processes.

Down with Dengism

Down with dictatorship!

Down with tsarism!

Down with Hitler!

Down with everything