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If he wages war on his own people, the UN must live up to its responsibility to protect.

today live up to the best is get ready to tomorrow!

The resulting situation meant that the "Museum of Oriental Ceramics" was not able to live up to its name.

Efforts to get Beijing to live up to its responsibility as a key stakeholder in the global economy have been largely unsuccessful.

For failing to live up to its commitments on corruption, protectionism and fuel subsidies, it gave the lowest grade to India.

Is to do good, to do for ourselves to live up to other people's things, to share with others the attitude, be willing to serve the spirit.

Two deputy director smiling, moved to say thank director Ma, we must live up to your expectations, the full support of your work.

When the Hawks live up to the age of 40, it's claws start aging, unable to effectively seize the prey.

It is not up to us that you hear. Just that we live up to our calling and preach Jesus Christ and His Way.

Like a sense of humor, sportsmanship is an English ideal which not all Englishmen live up to.

Unfortunately, you could become discouraged today if your interactions with others don't live up to your high ideals.

However, at that time, Rob was fearful that he would not be able to live up to the "perfection" expected from the character Edward Cullen.

If you want to live up to your potential, be as nice as you can be.

He was never good at sports, so he couldn't live up to his father's dream that he would become a professional athlete.

Stacy was able to live up to what others expected of her.

So if cellulosic ethanol is to live up to its promise, researchers will have to find cheaper and more efficient enzymes.

Pretty soon, we may even live up to the bragging motto I made up for our posters and Web site: 'Beijing's premier blues and jam band. '

the days when our spirits soared like the eagles, supreme and free to live up to what and who we were created to be.

He went out of his way to achieve dignity and composure on the scaffold, knowing he must live up to that saintly picture of victimhood.

m very glad to hear that. We'll work very hard to live up to your expectations.

Everyone of us should live up to the virtues passed down to us by our ancestors Only in this way can we be worthy of the name of a Chinese.

however, returns for acquiring firms do not always live up to expectations .

His wife was so clever that Jack felt that he could never live up to her.

Trying to live up to or overcome those stereotypes can lead to plenty of stress and anxiety, she said.

But, at the same time, taxpayers are right to be outraged that the bailout itself was poorly thought out, unable to live up to its promises.

Before microarrays can live up to their full potential as research and diagnostic tools, several roadblocks have to be toppled.

Great reformers from Abraham Lincoln to Martin Luther King have urged America to live up to its ideal of "freedom" .

Certainly, it has failed to live up to once common expectations that it could be the next Taiwan or South Korea.

I did not receive so well education as you , I feel i could never live up to you.

Generation after generation, the editors of the Southern Newspaper Group tried to live up to that standard.

That happened in July, when European officials failed to live up to expectations for a comprehensive resolution to Greece's debt.

Of course I started to feel anxious, wondering if I could ever be good enough to live up to my husband's expectations.

Without a freely convertible renminbi, it is hard to see how Shanghai can ever live up to the ambitions embodied in the Bund Bull.

as many undergraduate course as you see fit. and I can assure you that I shall work hard to live up to our kind assistance.

While the technology remains in limited use for now, advertising industry analysts say it is finally beginning to live up to its promise.

I don't know how, dear God, except to bless her as richly as she deserves and to help me live up to the example she set.

The Mac was one of the few products that failed to live up to expectations in the June quarter (Apple's fiscal Q3).

What happened yesterday did not live up to that promise and firm management and I, as HR Partner, very much regret that.

"Those nations that refuse to live up to their obligations must face consequences, " he said.

You can believe in him. He never fails to live up to his word.

She studies hard so that she will not fail to live up to her mother's expectation.

Writing a timeout everyday is not easy but trying to live up to all of my timeout goals and ideas, gosh!

College was more difficult than he had expected so he could not live up to his original goals.

Over time, it became apparent that the US would not live up to its commitment, owing, as now, to opposition in the Senate.

That EU members often do not live up to the rules is no reason for the Balkans not to do so.

"Everything must be done for it to live up to its responsibilities. "

He won with 70% of the vote, and now he is trying to live up to expectations.

Once I realized that I had no one's expectations to live up to but my own, I relaxed.

Shanghai's nightlife is in the unenviable position of having to live up to its own decades-old reputation.

60Having a reputation for laziness, he did not live up to his parents' expectations.

The WTO cannot live up to its name if it does not include a country that is home to one fifth of mankind.

So guys don't let the seed of ego to germinate in your mind, as this seed should be used only for you to live up to your expectations.

The only people who ever refuse such a request either have no balls, or they don't think they can live up to the expectation.

E. g. : His wife was so clever that he felt he could never live up to her.

He never live up to his father's expectations.

But did any of these live up to the spirit of the old one and did that even matter?

His failure to live up to his parents' expectations left him with a feeling of deep hurt.

He will live up to what his parents expect of him.

He said he worked diligently not so much to fulfill his dreams as to live up to his mother's expectations.

The rest live up to that bar as planes dodge in between buildings, out of dust clouds and over ledges.

I'm determined to go all out to live up to my parents' expectations.

Personally, I'm trying to live up to both words, but it's hard.

I don't know how, dear God, except to ask you to bless her as richly as she deserves and to help me live up to the example she has set.

You know longer have to waste time worrying what other people think about you or trying to live up (or down to! ) their expectations.

"It's a change in protocol, but now he'll be expected to live up to it and stop being such a political busybody, " said Mr. Yao.

He gave him confidence to live up to his potential.

Thank you, Mr. Smith, for your wonderful introduction. You've given me a reputation I might not be able to live up to.

With the heart of confession I face to them you are part of my life. You are my precious part. I can live up to day because of you.

His wife was so clever that he felt that he could never live up to her.

I am ready to work with my Chinese and American colleagues to live up to that expectation and to our common mission.

When reality did not live up to the government's promises and unemployment failed to fall, confidence turned to disappointment.

It seems I can only bring disappointment and frustration out of school, you live up to my hopes.

"Today the Security Council has failed to live up to its responsibility, " German Ambassador Peter Wittig said.

It may be the only way left to live up to your parents' expectations and compete with the top students in the class.

Apple's shareholders are no doubt hoping that the iPad will live up to its billing as a seminal device in the history of computing.

Internet banking has failed to live up to its promise, both for traditional banks and for the upstarts that were supposed to wipe them out.

Give up trying to live up to the expectation of your parents, your friends, your boss, and peers.

In a recent paper, he tries to assess whether Germany is doing enough to live up to its self-image of being "a power of peace" .

Recently I live up to my dream to have my own calligraphy exhibition.

I'm the head of the noblest branch of the family, and I ought to live up to it.

They do not always live up to their ideals, but at least they know what they are.

The U. S. government says some of these pills do not live up to advertising claims.

Activists say Canada is trying to block a deal that ensures western nations live up to promises to boost aid to Africa.

The world will be watching to see whether Beijing will live up to its commitments to the International Olympic Committee.

It is up to us live up to our mother's expectations, to be the kind of adults she always believed we could be.

But he said he expected to live up to his reputation as a tough task-master. "I am and will be a demanding boss, " he said.

To my shame , I did not live up to her expectations .

He concluded ruefully that it was "arrogant and rash" to profess virtues that you cannot live up to, and retreated into indolent seclusion.

Failed to live up to his principles, his reputations, his parents' expectations.

So you have this grateful feeling, and you're scrambling around trying to live up to this job that you've gotten finally, finally, finally.

Failed to live up to his principles, his reputations, his parents' expectations.

So you have this grateful feeling, and you're scrambling around trying to live up to this job that you've gotten finally, finally, finally.

We think we could write a set of rules for the global economy that would ensure that corporations had to live up to a minimum standard.

Mr Duncan's department must live up to its own standards, awarding grants only to states with impressive applications.

But unfortunately, the modern Pentathlon's Olympic history has all too often failed to live up to the lofty ideals of its founder.

Now properly in the chair, he has less than a year to live up to his word before elections due in the first half of 2011.

You can encourage him to be responsible to himself by helping him set his own goals and expectations, and then live up to them.

Your mind thinks "if you don't achieve this, if you don't live up to this image of perfection, you're not allowed to be happy. "

He failed to live up to his parents's expectations of him.

If DOAP is to live up to its promise as an interchange vocabulary for software directories , then it needs some real- world deployment .

If DOAP is to live up to its promise as an interchange vocabulary for software directories , then it needs some real- world deployment .

Object reuse was often touted as a major benefit of object-orientation, but frequently the reality failed to live up to the theory.

The rebellious youth did not live up to Sagaro's strict disciplines and washed out of Senate Guard training.

But she says politicians generally fail to live up to their promises, and the European Union overall seems unable to agree on anything.

As I said in my press conference with President Jiang, we have an ongoing quest ourselves to live up to those ideals.

But he said the Commission had to act when eurozone governments failed to live up to their commitments.

Personally, I think China will work very hard to live up to its commitments and to operate within the rules of the WTO.

He says the United States should live up to its obligations in the U. N. and repatriate the men.

One ought to live up to what he knows to be right.

He's trying to live up to his ideals.

He's trying to live up to his ideals.

He finally did not live up to the expectations of his parents.

The Netherlands, however, again failed to live up to its billing as one of the most fluent attacking teams of the tournament.

Much of that money goes on star players, as the team strives - with mixed results so far this season - to live up to its exalted reputation.

They do have tools to try to ward off deflation, and should use them. However, they may not be able to live up to expectations.

However, I fail to live up to it, performance is so poor . . . I really do not want to let them be so disappointed, so sad, it tears.

The bank's third-quarter results, which did not live up to expectations, presumed a peak in unemployment of around 10%.

His mission is to live up to what his parents expected of him.

It was clear that he would never live up to his father's expectations.

If I live up to his age, would I be able to swim the way he does now?

I feel that living for the benefit of many other people is noble, and I will try to live up to my expectation.

Yi appears to have two seasons to live up to his potential before the Nets shift approaches from rebuilding to contending.

It's a tough bargain for the little tree to live up to, but it seems to have managed bravely for the past four years.

I'll do my utmost to live up to what you expect of me.

Life is too short to put your dreams on the backburner while attempting to live up to another's expectations.

But it would be the proper vocation of political leadership; and the United Nations would live up to its name. So we should do it.

He didn't live up to what had been expected of him.

Blair could have great opportunities or he could be put into a situation where it's tough to live up to the expectations.

This past weekend, there has been a conference in Qatar called to ensure rich countries live up to the promises they made three years ago.

Our company has a creative and professional design team and skilled staff so that our productions must live up to what you expect.

But, somehow, the end result never seems to live up to expectations.

China will live up to its responsibilities and obligations when it comes to product quality and food safety.

The scientists made a solemn pledge at the conference, saying, " We'll for ever live up to what our Party expects of us. " 27.

Now her spokesman declares that "if a request were made to the EU, Germany would live up to its responsibilities" .

For all the fears of bad loans and impending doom at Chinese banks, their latest earnings failed to live up to such doubts.

The government has failed to live up to its promise to help .

'The capability is significant. Whether any given system will live up to its design is arguable, ' Adm. Swift said.

Give the other person a fine reputation to live up to.

Around the world, the United Nations is carrying out noble efforts to live up to these words.

For Web services to achieve their primary goal, live up to the hype and enter the mainstream of computing, they must be interoperable.

Quite often, companies that fail to live up to these requirements do so out of ignorance about the rules of engagement.

I ask you to give me another chance to do USM students, I will not live up to you, and commitment to what it preaches above.

Yet, if Africa's recent history is any guide, many of those elections will fail to live up to the name.

It seemed that no matter how hard she worked, she couldn't play the pieces well enough to live up to her teacher's expectations.

But it will take squeaky clean governance, hard work and rock-solid investments for Pleasant Island to once again live up to its name.

Even if you have the most interesting article ever, people will be less likely to link to it if the rest of your site doesn't live up to it.

Do your best. Try to live up to the performance expectations set for your job.

We could find ourselves with a gel that won't ever live up to its full potential.

He's a hardcore player and he expects your game to live up to his hardcore expectations.

It is difficult for a child to always live up to the expectations of his parents.

You manufacture a state of perfection and try to live up to those rules because you think that is Christ Michael.

In the next days, we will live up to what everyone's expectations, not live up to their parents trust, we will do better!

Holiday sales did not live up to the industry's hopes.

Fortunately, Simple continues to live up to its name even with more complex documents.

When we start out on a spiritual path we often have ideals we think we're supposed to live up to.

Once you accept it, write a bizarrely specific song that details how exactly you're going to die, live up to your prediction and voila!

And when the postwar world did not live up to their hopes, they would turn inward again.

Behavior that is to say teachers do not live up to question the value should be.

Their choice for myself, not to live up to other people, but do not live up to their own.

In college, his parents pressured him to live up to all of their expectations.

However, they may not be able to live up to expectations.

But the marriage of old and new dramatically failed to live up to expectations and AOL has proved a drag on Time Warner ever since.

Do not give your heart to someone who may not live up to your standards.

Why won't Ms Merkel live up to her promise to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro?

[9]But his deeds did not live up to his words.

WikiLeaks exists, in part, because the mainstream media has failed to live up to its responsibility.

When the amount of aid does not live up to expectations, poor governments find it easier to cut investment rather than consumption.

Whether the returns will continue to live up to the hype remains to be seen.

Cedric was saddened by the fact that he didn't live up to his parents' expectations.

If the Ubuntu strategy is to create a credible alternative to Windows, then the product must live up to the publicity and 'Just Work'.

Recall that the Simple framework is expected to live up to its name.

Then again, this is a situation where the company didn't live up to its expectations.

In addition, Australia is also in the annual selection of the world's best cities to live up to mainland cities among the best in the world.

What if the child who does not live up to the hopes and dreams of the parent simply because of bad luck?

Anything that reduces energy use is to be applauded, though not all initiatives live up to their promise.

Thank you to my teachers teach. I will not live up to your expectations!

Israel must also live up to its obligations to ensure that Palestinians can live, and work, and develop their society.

However, when your life does not live up to those expectations, you find yourself lost, afraid, not knowing where to go.

Later Guoliaohaojiu finally live up to their efforts, they finally found a Napian Lake.

Too much praise may cause another's ego to swell, or lead them to think that they now have to live up to certain expectations that we have.

Almost since its inception, the UN has been charged with failing to live up to its original high ideals.

Do you find yourself doubting whether or not you can live up to your own or other people's expectations?

Cao Liqun, a Ministry of Agriculture researcher, added that the NRCMS program failed to live up to the propaganda.

And Israel must also live up to its obligation to ensure that Palestinians can live and work and develop their society.

You should live your own life and live up to your own expectations, and those are the only things I really care about it.

I usually live on flat, open plains. But I also can live up in the mountains of South Africa.

First, she could live up to her non-materialistic ideals and squelch her love of clothes.

I trust the Chinese government will live up to its pledge (about pollution levels), because if not it will be very embarrassing for them.

This famous lawyer failed to live up to plaintifrs expectations and lost the court case.

Only because men and women did not live up to God's standards, did God allow divorce to come into the picture.

Many of Mr Obama's actions have demonstrably failed to live up to his campaign rhetoric.

Do not think that they live up to the heart, this will lead to an unforgivable degree.

Technicalities matter, however, and Mr Obama's proposals do not live up to their billing.

If this technology can live-up to all of its hype, "laser TVs" could very easily become the most popular type of HDTV in the near future.

Forget me if may let you more happily that I bless you . . . Only fail to live up to not love you needed facing don't know me . . .

Business should not be expected to live up to higher standards than government.

But many other mobile technologies inspired high hopes and then failed to live up to expectations.

His performance did not live up to our expectations.

She is determined to make the trip live up to her memories of the last one, which of course she can't really remember.

North Korea has to live up to its commitments in the joint statement and take concrete steps to denuclearize.

It is easier to say hard work than to live up to it.

We had overcome centuries of gruesome history and proved to the world that America could live up to its promise.

The hotel's service failed to live up to the advertiser's claims.

Warm current into my mind, to be certain good study, don't live up to everybody, don't live up to foster their own hard teacher.

"I can guarantee that Greece will live up to all its commitments, " Papandreou said ahead of the evening meeting with Merkel.

Mr Pariser is concerned, in short, that because of personalisation, the internet is failing to live up to its "transformative promise" .

Like some of my classmates, I can't live up to my teachers' expectations.

If your goal race doesn't live up to your dreams, you can try again a few weeks later since you'll need less recovery time.

And they make me feel that I've got to live up to their expectations.

And after these years, I've tried to live up to the example of the discreetly dropped-in dime.

Would his successor also live up to his stereotyping and enter Number 10 in a gloomy old downpour?

a new technology that did not live up to our expectations.

The WTO can't live up to its name if it doesn't include a country that is home to one fifth of mankind.

Communist Party Chairman Kazuo Shii criticized Naoto Kan "completely live up to the national desire for political change. "

It's an honor to have Beth ask me to guest post so I will do my best to live up to the quality readers are used to.

If medical tourism is to live up to this promise, several barriers must first be swept away.

Liverpool boss Roy Hodgson says it's time for Alberto Aquilani to live up to his price-tag.

Once you become a "symbol, " it's vital that you live up to all expectations.

Joe tried hard but he was too small and too slow to cut the mustard with the Giants. In other words, Joe didn't live up to his ambition.

The harder question is whether France's carbon tax will live up to its billing.

If you live up in the mountains, understanding the continually shifting landscape can mean survival.

Many people tend to listen to their parents or to their teachers and they often have expectations are hard to live up to.

I don't think that any statement like this can ever be perfect, nor will we perfectly live up to it.

If the seller of goods does not live up to the standards of conduct and performance set by the licensing agency, loss of license can result.

I am waiting for you to live up to your potentials.

Web and portal developers are working hard to live up to the hype that new technologies claim to provide.

"I have only one son, and he failed to live up to my expectations, " Yuan's father said.

And now you have dashed it all away! You certainly do not live up to your reputation, Ghost of Sparta! But. . . perhaps this is a test?

However, disappointingly, their actions fail to live up to their promises and show lack of sincerity to fulfill their promises.

I am not in this world to live up to other people's expectations, nor do I feel that the world must live up to mine.

Sometimes it may mean that yourecognize that something does not live up to the grandiose hype butstill has useful things to offer.

For as long as I live, I will live up to these words and never, ever become the obedient parrot singing the lines given by the master.

The 21st century offers men a real opportunity to live up to the ideal of being our own men, though.

In doing so, he not only lived up to the expectations of parents and live up to the national concern of his.

The British aid agency says it wants to remind G20 leaders to live up to promises of aid.

But in 2003 we did not live up to these promises.

There are no marks for bad behavior, only a perception that not enough has been done to live up to an individual's potential.

She works very hard to live up to her parents`expectation.

You should know that I definitely live up to my nickname: Little Bit of Heaven.

For all these reasons, nationalisation has failed to live up to expectations almost everywhere.

This latest wireless equipment mostly fails to live up to expectations and in some cases underperforms against the previous generation.

The hotel failed to live up to expectation.

I guess you could say he had a lot to live up to.

billy wanted to live up to the teachings of his church.

Despite the challenges , there's a sense the Chinese market is finally poised to live up to its promise .

Your mother is so affable, but his son does not live up to your temples premature gray, you have worked hard.

The key, he says, is picking companies that live up to conservative forecasts rather than those that disappoint.

A national system that can live up to international standards will ensure that local products can be exported to other markets.

I only wished to live up to my parents' expectation to enter a key university.

And not every airline expert is convinced that NextGen will live up to the FAA's promises, especially given the agency's management history.