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But there was no making the Cossacks budge when they had got booty and prisoners. No one heeded the word of command.

So I said, "Wisdom is better than strength. " But the poor man's wisdom is despised, and his words are no longer heeded.

The first took place in 1937, when Franklin Roosevelt mistakenly heeded the advice of his own era's deficit worriers.

He might have heeded his own advice and spent more time on India's biggest headache next door.

As I think of academic performance is better, so I did not do this thing as the parents of the advice I had heeded only when.

If you feel touched by my words, and recognise yourself in it, you are one who has heeded this calling of the heart.

"High voltage" "hazardous waste" and "do not feed the lions" are signs that should be heeded by everybody all of the time.

She countered that her advice had not been heeded.

Whatever the doubts about Ms Yingluck, if Thais vote for her their choice must be heeded.

In all such matters, however, if it disturbs you, a slight hesitation on your part will usually be felt and heeded.

It's a lesson the financial world might have heeded after the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management.

It might be put to the delegates that any reasonable demands would be heeded.

On the surface, Asia appears to have heeded the call.

Everyone heeded these warnings because East Haven was the haven of the largest group of witches in the western hemisphere.

These are just a few of the stark warnings that must be heeded.

These are just a few of the stark warning that must be heeded.

France heeded the call, saying it was checking to make sure no Chinese baby milk products have slipped into the market on a small scale.

Indeed beloved one we are here with you and in gratitude that you have heeded our call.

Gwynne Lyons, director of Chem Trust, said she feared the recommendations would not be heeded.

It is not clear whether the president heeded the warnings as he circled the room vigorously toasting his hosts.

Although some Internet comments argued the court should have heeded requests from British officials to give Mr.

For once, history and economics have been heeded in a pragmatic way, and policy has marched in step with common sense.

Crowds have heeded the Sonic call, so get here early to avoid being pinned against the wall.

Emerging markets heeded Martin Feldstein's advice and took out an insurance policy against the vagaries of financial globalisation.

Had they been heeded by the investment bank's bosses, perhaps Lehman could have been saved.

The designer heeded the call and created a badge that you can download and use on your site.

for authorities disagree , and on what grounds is the advice of one rather than another to be heeded?

It would be tempting to think that the lessons of DDT have been heeded.

An introduction is made of the specific procedures of the three methods and the problems that should be heeded in the operation.

Some also note that the direst cyberwar predictions often come from consultants who will earn more money if their warnings are heeded.

The Swiss heeded warnings from government and business that more vacation would raise labor costs and put the economy at risk.

What are the local, state, and federal regulations that need to be heeded?

A lesson, perhaps, to be heeded by Japan's growing army of frustrated bachelors.

Perhaps the wisdom of HL Mencken, the American journalist, has finally been heeded.

Way back in the later half of 1998, I had heeded Lee Hom's public call to the world to contribute a new song about the youth of today.

But the one heeded them not, and taking a breath did let go, and at once was tumbled and smashed by the current across the rocks.

You've heard the exhortations to carpool or take mass transit to work, but you probably haven't heeded them.

In the longer-term though, those who heeded the signals preserved their precious capital.

Some directors heeded their pitches before last week's annual meeting, this person said.

He says that had the requests been heeded, she would still be alive.

Some heeded such warnings, and others chose to ignore it ending their lives in great travesty .

Professional Regulation: Have we heeded the lessons from Shipman?

As for Marius and Cosette, they were gazing at each other while this was going on; they hardly heeded this detail.

At gatherings of all sorts, Chinesese s now want to have their say, and expect to be heeded.

Your messages are being heard, and your strategic directions are being heeded.

THE European Union will be heeded by Russia only when it speaks with one voice.

More counsel that the Irish could usefully have heeded earlier.

Their call is heeded, that could spell days, if not weeks of misery for millions of commuters.

Not much of his advice has been heeded.

But the cry for change is one that must be heeded.

He constantly heeded the opinions of the employees.

It appears many workers have heeded the government's call for people to stay home, in an effort to conserve energy.

Health leaders need to ensure that vulnerable groups have a platform to express their needs and that these pleas are heeded.

Thus, I don't expect Hannoun's appeal to be heeded too widely, too soon.

Of course, not all signs are logical, and not all signs should be heeded.

It is advice that should be well heeded, but sometimes your ego overrides it because it is responding to your present mindset.

In some respects, though, lessons of Vietnam should be heeded.

Would it really make any difference if you heeded the call?

I heeded his words, and in the two boxes both my joys and sorrows I stored.

Advice is least heeded when most needed.

Linda heeded the judge's warning.

I heeded his words, and in the two boxes both my joys and sarrows I stored.

You should have heeded the words of the mahut God.

The students heeded the instructions of the teacher and took their places in the first two rows.

A majority heeded the Dalai Lama's counsel to find a pacifist middle way.

Because I have called and you refused, have stretched out my hand and no one heeded.

Neither side heeded his call and the protesters forced the closure of a second airport that services domestic flights. See article

Once adoption of ontologies has begun in an organization, McCreary's list of ten pitfalls should be heeded

A study on the present conditions of Chinese sports industry and the problems to be heeded in its development

Points to be heeded to in using College Chinese chosen for the self-instructional test

Some Problems to Be Heeded in Implementing Standards for Certification

Problems to Be Heeded in Formulating and Revising Enterprise Standards

Some Problems to Be Heeded in the Work of Quality System Certification

Some Problems to Be Heeded in Data Gathering and Processing in QC Group Activity

Problems to be heeded to in promoting the technical level of the sprinters

Problems to be heeded to for basketball judges in judging

Some Problems Currently Heeded in Oil Construction Enterprises

Some Problems to Be Heeded in File and Data Control

Some Problems to Be Heeded in the Use of Mass Flowmeter for Custody Trasurement Measurement

The philosophy of Nietzsche and the problems to be heeded in the Chinese school sports reform

For many years your scientists, governments and generals have not heeded our warnings;

For many years your scientists, government and generals have not heeded our warnings;

Because I called and you refused; I stretched out my hand and no one heeded,

Three steps to be heeded to in English-Chinese translation in college English for sports majors