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He stared at their boisterous, laughing faces, and felt that they would have much to answer for on the day of judgment.

Thereafter it may well get much more difficult, and, if it does, some countries may have much to answer for.

"It would have been better if bin Laden had been captured alive and forced to answer for his deeds in a court of law, " Mr Rosenthal said.

He said he was ready to answer for those who worked under his direction.

The robber would have his bones broken, and, what's more, he would have to answer for it in the police court too.

There is no doubt that Osama bin Laden had to answer for the ideology he espoused and the death and destruction he reveled in.

In the days when all these things are to be answered for , I summon you and yours, to the last of your bad race, to answer for them.

No one was called to answer for the brutal ethnic cleansing of Kikuyus that went on in his own political heartland in western Kenya.

6 For he did not know what to answer, for they had become extremely frightened.

You'll have to answer for your carelessness. I will answer for the truth of what he has said.

The fair reading model has all that to answer for, but more than just that.

Finally, I must remind you that you have to answer for the truth of what you have said.

NH: Ah, that's pretty easy to answer for me.

you think parents should have to answer for their children's behavior?

Once the Bolsheviks took office, they had to answer for all the promises they made to the women who supported them.

After all, he is old enough to answer for his own action.

Also, where there has been criminal activity those involved will have to answer for what they have done, and will be removed.

In the days when all these things are to be answered for, I summon your brother, the worst of your bad race, to answer for them separately.

He failed to carry out some of the provisions of the contract, and now he has to answer for the consquences.

will have to answer for your violent behavior in court.

One way or another, presidents have to answer for the quality of their appointees.

example: You'll have to answer for your wrong doing one day.

I shall never be made to answer for it, if you must give me your heart.

You will have to answer for your violent behavior in court.

Globalisation and centralisation , however, have quite a lot to answer for.

Either his parents or he was to answer for it.

You'll have to answer for your wrongdoing one day.

Three ideas taught in business schools have much to answer for.

You will have to answer for your wrongdoing one day.

These are questions which it is difficult to answer. For the facts seem to contradict themselves.

You will have to answer for your behaviour one day.

If you give away the secret, you'll have to answer for it.

Fortunately for Toledo, basically everyone else in Peru's crowded presidential field has their own cables to answer for.

Meanwhile America's 50 state-level insurance regulators have much to answer for.

He had to answer for the ideology he espoused and the death and destruction he reveled in.

The prime minister has much to answer for. Why hasn't he ever asked for the file on 2G and shown his displeasure?

There are hard questions to answer for those who were involved in hacking and the culture that allowed it to flourish in the newsroom.

For a firm engaged in the information industry, Yahoo sure has a lot of secrecy to answer for.

One day you'll have to answer for what you've done.

He will have to answer for his misdeeds in a court of law.

Nature has a great deal to answer for.

It's like him to answer for what he has done.

You must be careful . You'll have to answer for any possible damage.

If there are no an effective plan, the above problems and other similar problems is a tough question to answer for the productive sector.

Romeo and Juliet have much to answer for!

I summon your brother, the worst of your bad race, to answer for them separately.

The education system rather than the teachers is to answer for the overburden on the students.

Mr Mubarak has much to answer for.

The bus driver is to answer for the accident.

Secrets come to light and key figures made to answer for their actions.

This is a really tough question to answer for a number of reasons.

Eventually people are made to answer for their actions.

In 2009 he was extradited to Germany to answer for the crimes he really did commit.

This instant-satisfaction-minimum-effort society has a lot to answer for.

In their arrogance they never thought that they would have to answer for their crimes, but now it is becoming obvious that they will.

The education system rather than the teachers is to answer for overburden on the students .

Put simply, someone who is elected needs to be able to answer for what the police do.

He and you will have to answer for the wrong doings.

You have your crimes to answer for, Jorah Mormont, the dwarf thought, but it seemed wiser to keep that thought to himself.

Eg. I put it upon myself to answer for anything that might crop up.

Is either Tom or his brothers to answer for this?

You are to answer for what you did.

You have to answer for what you have said.

It is your only responsibility to answer for your nature and not to oppose it.

He will have to answer for what he has done.

From this perspective, Barack Obama already has a lot to answer for.

This government has a lot to answer for .

BP has more than the loss of human life, livelihoods and tourism to answer for.

But always the rumble in the ground begins, the news sets itself a new challenge to print, and we begin to answer for our part in history.

You are to answer for all these things.

The classroom, teachers ask questions, I will try my best to answer for.

He has a lot to answer for.

come back, they have a lot to answer for.

that's actually a difficult question to ask-- to answer for a child,

He had much to answer for: both at home, where thousands of Libyans were tortured and executed under his despotic rule;

be able to answer for one of region's sales under job pressure to accomplish sales target;

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