for the sake

Your attention please: For the sake of the health of you and the others, Please do not smoke in the train.

that redistribution for the sake of trying to help the poor is wrong?

Israel has invariably chosen to turn a deaf ear to turkey's occasionally fierce rhetoric for the sake of that strategic liaison.

In truth, I aspired to be a businessman. And not the type that merely sold things for the sake of money, but sold inspiration.

Our grave and reverend servitor had one weakness to which, for the sake of historical accuracy, I feel bound to allude.

This was one compromise that Conservative colleagues were happy to make for the sake of coalition unity.

Like, anything in life - you have to try it. You know, to like, kind of, you know, don't do it for the sake of doing it.

Paul could even say that he made up what was lacking of the sufferings of Christ for the sake of His Body, the church (Col. 1: 24).

Taking a break from your career--for a few months or a few years, for the sake of your family or just to follow a dream--can be important.

So, those who don't drink at all, they may also think of owning it, at least for the sake of their interiors.

I for the sake of you stay in this place, got the last to leave is you. . . all his mama is false.

She don't want me to smoke so much smoke, but, if he knew I smoke that much of smoke, all is for the sake of who.

For the sake of brevity, I've left the details of the document out of this article; download the sample application source code for details.

Can we stop spending our energy on such news for a week and concentrate on anti corruption struggle for the sake of a better future?

One of the longest-running spousal debates may now be settled in favor of men and for the sake of little boys.

The application of fair value in mainland is not smooth for the sake of every new thing has a course to be accepted.

That finally for the sake of a woman but threw him away the man of cool facial expression, roar loud a way almost and madly.

Good "elastic persuasion" , to put ourselves for the sake of their children, to understand children's needs, should not alarmist.

For the sake of Jesus, they had not been able to renounce, for one short day the sinful pleasure of talking in the classroom!

Gandhi himself, for the sake of his health, had to compromise on milk, but seems to have felt this to be a backsliding.

As the sole military superpower, the United States may often be able to undertake unilateral initiatives for the sake of national security.

Maybe as she says is probably due to the war for the sake of it.

If those days had not been cut short, no one would survive, but for the sake of the elect those days will be shortened.

Had the game gone too far? Was it a game any longer? In those prewar days, I stood to lose a great deal, for the sake of a hobby.

She worked for her living; then, still for the sake of her living, -- for the heart, also, has its hunger, --she loved.

If you love a boy, it's better to fight for his happiness than to abandon him for the sake of his happiness.

We have a great team in Munich so I wouldn't move to England just for the sake of it. It would have to be a very good offer.

prince vassily used not to think over his plans . still less did he think of doing harm to others for the sake of his own interest.

Energy or time will not be allowed to be wasted by causing dissension or objections purely for the sake of political advantage.

Doing something for the sake of it is often worse than doing nothing.

For its own sake, as well as for the sake of Iraqis, the United States should reflect hard before accepting any of those possible futures.

It is possible to guess the type using different techniques, but for the sake of simplicity, we'll stick with the name-based guess.

'What's our financial standing? How much risk are we willing to take, for the sake of profit? '

BASHAR ASSAD, Syria's president, has made it a bit harder for men to kill their daughters and sisters for the sake of "honour" .

For the sake of Turkish democracy, it would be better if it did not.

The only drug they received was the single dose of nevirapine when they went into labor, largely for the sake of their babies.

Few women, I fear, have had such reason as I have to think the long sad years of youth were worth living for the sake of middle age.

It crossed my mind immediately that you would not regret your friend's leaving Highbury, for the sake of her being settled so well.

He said he was prepared, if given 1, 000 lives, to 'sacrifice them all for the sake of Allah. '

As you know that programming can't replace all as a conclusion you don't have to bear and forbear for the sake of work.

He makes himself stand for the morality, benevolence and rebukes other for the sake of justice. Such a man is called 'messenger of evil'.

Do not be afraid, for I am with you; I will bless you and will increase the number of your descendants for the sake of my servant Abraham.

There are enough men prepared to make an early morning start for the sake of an open-air job with a fair measure of freedom.

For the sake of taking care of him, his younger brother BECame his shadow, never leaving him alone for years.

If the Lord had not cut short those days, no one would survive. But for the sake of the elect, whom he has chosen, he has shortened them.

I've never been a consumer for the sake of consuming and thinking this purchase or that purchase will make me happy.

It isn't for the sake of food and wages that I've been waiting about so long in hopes to see you.

"She's a quiet one, " he thought; "she's grown up in poverty, and I am marrying for the sake of my motherless children. "

He still hoped that the child's grandfather might be induced to relent towards him, and acknowledge him for the sake of his son.

Not regret her leaving Highbury for the sake of marrying a man whom I could never admit as an acquaintance of my own!

She said the U. N. body was in danger of losing its reputation as the protector of human rights for the sake of achieving consensus.

Whether any of these, or other, concessions will be made for the sake of a difficult relationship is unclear.

You know, for the sake of our marriage, please don't mention the system again.

For the sake of research, you actually volunteered to become infected with a cold. Was the experience everything you thought it would be?

If I ever wanted a relationship it would be for the sake of company, conversation, security and practicality.

Yet for the sake of David your father I will not do it in your days, but I will tear it out of the hand of your son.

And whether in losing the ability to be truthful for the sake of being truthful, we don't lose a little bit of ourselves?

The desire to see, for the sake of seeing, with the mass, alone the one to be gratified, hence the delight in detail.

It may sometimes be necessary, for the sake of clarity, to put the footnote after the word or phrase to which it relates.

But I spared them for the sake of my name, lest it should be profaned before the nations, from which I brought them out, in their sight.

They notified me on the next day, "For the sake of letting you back to work, we will arrange a doctor to meet with you" .

In such a situation he would give anything for the sake of just a little friction force.

Although her marriage was very unhappy, Mrs. Stephen remained with her husband for the sake of the children.

Expert said, the rate of sleepless in West Virginia is twice higher than other states, for the sake of obesity and other healthy problems.

But for the sake of your child and your family, having fun needs to form a central part of any intervention and therapy you pursue.

For the sake of his life, Galileo recanted his views in 1633, admitting that the earth did not spin on its own axis.

"Good, Fast, Cheap: choose two" is an old engineering koan. One of the three must be sacrificed for the sake of other two.

For the sake of that sport with life he had now come over to the Russians, and for the same sport he might go back to Shamil tomorrow.

Mr. Darcy, I am a very selfish creature; and, for the sake of giving relief to my own feelings, care not how much I may be wounding your's.

Nevertheless, for the sake of David your father, I will not do it during your lifetime. I will tear it out of the hand of your son.

I understand. Maybe smoking is not that cool. Whatever, I'll give it a shoot, for the sake of my health.

Her father and sister were glad to see her, for the sake of shewing her the house and furniture, and met her with kindness.

The men tolerated him for the sake of his good heart.

Video preprocessing is one of the important parts of the video coding, which process the raw video sample for the sake of encoder.

The article is often omitted for the sake of brevity.

Professor: Although here, it's as if the government is electing by conscription certain citizens to go die for the sake of the whole.

But there is no room for complacency. Chinese consumers are no longer willing to spend blindly on anything foreign for the sake of it.

Therefore the woman ought to have a sign of submission to authority on her head for the sake of the angels.

For the sake of your name do not despise us; do not dishonor your glorious throne. Remember your covenant with us and do not break it.

He said: "Smiling for the sake of smiling can lead to emotional exhaustion and withdrawal, withdrawal and that's bad for the organisation. "

For the sake of this example, let's pretend for a moment that I need to create a checksum report for my code on a regular basis.

However, for the sake of insurance I urge English friends to help me translate this so that I can and I translated portion of the check.

It is important that internal auditors do not just recommend the introduction or strengthening of controls for the sake of it.

Whether it is FOR economic benefit or FOR the sake of our cultural heritage, we have no reason to be hesitant about learning Chinese.

Johnson had to quit basketball then, supposedly for the sake of his own health and definitely for the peace of mind of his peers.

He said for the sake of Vietnam's international integration and development, its government must release the dissidents now.

For instance, it is advisable, for the sake of redundancy and availability, to have at least two VIO Servers per managed frame.

For the sake of both them , I grow up in a good environment without any difficulties .

For the sake of discussion, let's consider what would happen if you were to persist in that inappropriate approach.

For the sake of settling the matter they held a meeting to discuss it.

They believe that many structures have been created for the sake of beauty, to delight man of Creator .

death or prolonged illness for the sake of his wife and children.

Its future should not be jeopardised for the sake of a few billion dollars of soyabean subsidies or a few million tonnes of beef imports.

She was on the ranch more for the sake of being with her parents than from any necessity of employment.

My own parents stayed together for many years "for the sake of the children" before finally divorcing when I was eleven.

Why, it was just for the sake of being an enigma, perhaps - that I have been guilty of all this stupidity.

Harvard is a wonderful place to work. Yet I often get the itch to leave, just for the sake of doing something different.

So for the sake of Mr Porter's brand a good deal depends on the reception of his latest big idea.

He said that these probes installed in an iron rack just for the sake of saving public resources.

and for the sake of argument let us grant that beside every such school for men is to be founded a similar school for women.

They are prepared to take a minority position for the sake of maintaining long-term relations with the authorities.

For the sake of public health, the American Red Cross should be trying to identify the infectious agent that is in our blood.

I hated running just for the sake of running, yet I would try to run daily and usually pull a muscle or two.

And David knew that the LORD had established him as king over Israel and had exalted his kingdom for the sake of his people Israel.

While some practical application may trickle out of it sometime, it's really science for the sake of science.

But Britain did not undertake the campaign for the sake of its ties with America.

On the contrary, some people marry for the sake of money only, and their marriage is destined to be a failure.

This time he has to get it right, for the sake of the world's most prestigious newspaper and of that new recruit in the City Room.

The company had decided to closedown this department for the sake of economy.

He moved into the country for the sake of his wife's health.

For the sake of easy reference, a code is to be assigned to the collateral, like everybody has his own ID code.

At the beginning, Sun Zhongshan designed the buttons of the coat to be seven, but for the sake of convenience, he changed them to 5.

I should not be giving you these teachings even for the sake of impressing you for a moment.

Yet, she should leave space between one pregnancy and the next for the sake of her and the baby's health.

If we were bent on fighting on interior lines for the sake of convenience, we would fall into the enemy's deadly trap.

Freedom cannot be used without explanation, but this does not mean it's right to sacrifice individual for the sake of society.

I imagine your cousin brought you down with him chiefly for the sake of having somebody at his disposal.

So let's hope surgeries start making it easier for men to see a doctor - and not just for the sake of their wives and mothers.

For the sake of this article, we use a simple call flow, as shown in Figure 1, to simulate a simple TCAP play prompt application.

Many Facebook users mute aspects of their lives that might be very meaningful to them for the sake of creating acceptable online personas.

The article is often mited for the sake of brevity.

LoveSelfish, so please do not say that for the sake of the great words of each other.

If it blossoms, I'll love; if not, give up. I accompany you merrily for the sake of scenery not for you.

if a boy loves you, he will work hard on the game which he does not like at all until midnight for the sake of gaining marks for you.

Let me repeat that I have split up mechanically the three separate planes on which we listen merely for the sake of greater clarity.

For the sake of the revolution Lei Feng was determined to be a screw, a screw that. would never rust!

Today, spiritual maturity is still marked by our ability to put self aside for the sake of loving others.

If you won't stop gambling for your own sake, do it for the sake of your family!

They grabbed what they could get for the sake of what was to be got.

Romola put aside her veil for the sake of breathing the air, and he could see the subdued agitation in her face.

I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine.

We want the next few months to be happy and productive ones for the sake of the entire family.

Love is the desire to give of yourself for the sake of the other person - to take pleasure in helping him grow and fulfil himself.

Brian completely knew that for the sake of city governor, he got to sign the item.

He what to see is a sickening scandal everyday here, the uncle fools a weak and beats mercilessly child etc. for the sake of the patrimony.

"I know I gave it my all for eight years and I did not sell my soul for the sake of popularity, " said President Bush.

The poor mother worked day and night to make money for the sake of her sick daughter.

For the sake of the children he is maintaining friendly relations with his ex-wife.

I put down my dignity , personality and obstinacy for the sake of you who I am unable to put down.

Please accept our gift for your birthday, not for its own value, but for the sake of the thoughts it represents.

42I knew that you hear me always; but my prayer was for the sake of these people, that they may believe that you sent me.

And I do all things for the sake of the gospel that I may become a fellow partaker of it.

For the sake of the beloved woman, Carl bought at showering the heart of "Marine gifts to the rose. "

It means that the PM tries to step back for a moment and carefully make judgment calls for the sake of possibly maintaining the schedule.

For the sake of brevity , let me wrap this up by saying I fully understand the gravity of this question.

Rather all that is relevant is how I can be sorted and categorized in a system of knowledge (S2) for the sake of the bureaucratic system.

They learn for the sake of learning, ask questions on any subject and regard each experience as an opportunity for a mental adventure.

"Irrespective of whether you want money, you should have control of the company for the sake of the mission, " he says.

He regardless of costs for the sake of your spoiled, with the ultimate aim is to you forever though his claws.

He moved his family to a warmer state for the sake of his wife's health.

For the sake of review, we are going to repeat this information with a few additions in this article.

And after all, this last is the real life of England, for the sake of which those wars were waged and bloody battles fought.

These should probably be nicely packaged into a class but for the sake of simplicity they're simply defined as globals in this code.

Do not take action or pretend to be someone else for the sake of gaining acceptance.

For the sake of the banks and the broader economy, a little more openness would be a good idea.

But for the sake of our parlor game, let's cast all that aside.

Or, he sees for the sake of assurance, allows him to obtain in touch with with me by himself.

Please, for the sake of all that's digital, we must not - nay WILL NOT allow that to happen!

Writing this article is for the sake of disorder in realizing the Legal nature of claim of real right.

Nevertheless, I have to mention this anyway, at least for the sake of those who forgot this simple rule.

But thou hast mercy upon all, because thou canst do all things, and overlookest the sins of men for the sake of repentance.

The perfectionist is exacting for the sake of exacting; his approach has little to do with the requirements of a situation.

For the sake of simplicity, this example does not show calls to any interface methods.

But, I never imagined she would sacrifice her lovely hair for the sake of my son!

If it blossoms, monster shop, I will love; if not, give up. I just accompany u merrily for the sake of scenery not for you.

Accordingly it has made the inferior things for the sake of the superior, and it has fitted the superior to one another.

Much of what we have given up as a nation was sacrificed for the sake of this illusion, for the chance to go on lying to ourselves.

The detection before scan is carried out for the sake of increasing the efficiency of scan and shortening the time of scan.

For the sake of their children , the divorced couple stayed together for a while .

When he became an MP, Mr Blair took a big financial hit for the sake of his political ambitions, seeing his income cut in half.

Jim and Susan can come together again for the sake of the children.

Hood stayed behind for the sake of his fellow miners but the Imperial occupation was a trying time for him.

I mourn for those people with all my heart, but I also believe in filtering and omitting for the sake of children.

For the sake of this example, the Transfer Funds button, shown in red, invokes an Ajax call.

The remaining materials can be recycled during the finishing process to reduce the production cost for the sake of environmental protection.

In the United States, they drive cabs and have to pretend to care about " Gothicism " in "A Rose For Emily" for the sake of another degree.

I'm not being controversial for the sake of controversy and I've been told I'm actually quite a nice guy.

For the sake of it, the system applies WTLS (Wireless Transport Layer Securiy) protocol to meet the requirment of security.

Sanctus: 2000 years ago. . . The dark knight Sparda, turn against his demon brethren, and took up his sword for the sake of mankind.

In practice, however, the compilations are used for the sake of convenience, even where they have not been enacted.

They tried to keep the family together for the sake of the children.

We've been taught that changing for the sake of another person is in direct conflict to the preservation of our own identities.

For the sake of safety, we recommend you to insure this shipment with the insurance company against All Risks & War Risk.

Therefore, for the sake of your own health, do not litter.

I'll help you for the sake of your sister (or for your sisters sake).

For the sake of investors in Europe, what matters is not just who wins Arcelor, but how the battle is resolved.

For the sake of simplicity, the examples do not account for checking and setting permissions on annotations.

There arose religions with a cult of non-existence and self-destruction for the sake of the everlasting peace of annihilation.

We always hope for the better for the Christians, for the Palestinians, and for the sake of our children.

For my nails, orange and black with lots of sparkle just for the sake of Halloween in Beijing seemed, well, a bit insipid.

For the sake of this application scenario, suppose you are designing a data management system for a manufacturing company.

Then again, such intervention is always desirable, for the sake of both mother and child.

They stayed together for the sake of the children.

But for the sake of China, as well as for the sake of truth, it would be a mistake to conceal what is less admirable.

I am sure she agrees with you really---she just likes arguing for the sake of it.

So, if you're holding onto old grudges for the sake of it, it might just be time to let go.

For the sake of the entire world, all the water resources than can be developed should be developed.

Any business which you may have in or near this city, whether of a professional nature or otherwise, and for the sake of which it.

The application configuration should be kept in an editable text file on the tablet, for the sake of easy remote administration.

After forty-some years of abusing his body for the sake of entertainment, Jackie Chan is the king of all action heroes. . .

Whatever reasons before the rubbish trading, it must be stopped for the sake of our planet, by coordinated operation between countries.

Even our schools are where we send our children to get a practical education -- not to pursue knowledge for the sake of knowledge.

Leaders must take time to ask and listen to suggestions not only to make employees feel valued but for the sake of their businesses.

For the sake of the children - leave dignity.

Some still do, perhaps for the sake of the children.

Please do not disassemble the board at the right side unnecessarily, for the sake of safety.

Sometimes I found myself wishing, perversely, that he would do something peculiar or crude, just for the sake of variety.

"Your Majesty, in fact small any also just kicks persons for the sake of the emperor. " Term as well the language is amazing.

Love is too short as if for the sake of leaving and memory.

For the sake of his great name the LORD will not reject his people, because the LORD was pleased to make you his own.

Operate guidebook: The up and down or so control races car sport. Hint: Instant brake BE for the sake of better headway.

The main purpose of documentation is to provide a specific and complete description of the goods for the sake of import duty.

I hate to be selfish but I have never taken any of the films I've done for the sake of someone else.

But God had not chosen the people for the Temple, but the Temple for the sake of the nation.

well, you are forgiven this time for the sake of your honest attitude, but you have to go shopping with me, ok?

The relevant issues get pushed aside for the sake of a profit and that's when quality goes downhill quickly.

DTP Group version usually complete manuscript for the sake of this kind of request it is not possible to do it.

The most dangerous hypocrite in a Commonwealth is one who leaves the gospel for the sake of the law.

Whose mouths must be stopped, who overthrow whole households, teaching things for the sake of base gain, which they ought not to do.

My parents were always quarrelling and I had to keep the peace for the sake of my younger sister.

For the sake of easy reading, I'd like to call it as "innovation state" .

For the sake of good colour purity of colour screen, the paper introduces setting of analog magnetic field and requirements of operation.

She pleaded for me to spare her, for the sake of others as well as her unborn baby and herself.

So men believed that it would be wise to keep their 'official' jobs for the sake of the family's future.

long ago , in ancient times , a demon rebelled against his own kind for the sake of the human race.

He is going to live by the coast for the sake of his health.

The suppression of consumption for the sake of investment harms individual prosperity and is not sustainable.

In the Western Pacific in the coming decades, morality may mean giving up some of our most cherished ideals for the sake of stability.

The monetary-based system on which the world operates is a broken and corrupt scheme that promotes obsolescence for the sake of profit.

Long ago in ancient times, the demon rebelled against his own kind for the sake of the human race.

Therefore, for the sake of our good life as well as good health, it is a wise choice not to raise pets in the cities.

Do not satisfactory for the sake of others, making a false self, the self-made real bar!

Experts say that the culture of drinking should be changed for the sake of both health and social etiquette.

Altering the model for the sake of a few basis points seems needlessly risky.

But for the sake of our interview time, I'd have to give it to and end now.

The appearance of name brand products is just for the sake of following the trend of modem elaborate works consciousness.

Rick, Foster, Eduardo (Macia) and I looked at some options, but we decided we don' t want to sign a player just for the sake of it.

You should know better than to disturb others for the sake of your own interest.

The intermediate value theorem is proved from another point of view, for the sake of enlightening creative thought of students.

For the sake of her privacy, I tried another site and didn't add any more information than her name and state.

Actually when you see him criticizing people on TV, it's solely for the sake of the program effects.

Constantly he suppresses desire for the sake of doing what seems proper, for he would like to maintain an image of respectability.

Dracula: You side against me. . . for the sake of humans? Humans are not worth the air they breath. I was simply cleansing the world.

For the sake of our long-standing relationship, we are prepared to give a discount of 3% .

"We have a proud reputation, but mustn't tarnish it for the sake of making a quick buck, " he said.

He went into the business for the sake of making a lot of money.

everything you did was for the sake of me but I didn't understand.

Unfortunately, even for the sake of Chinese-American friendship, we were not particularly grateful for this intervention.

But for the sake of the gospel, Paul knew it had to be done (v. 11).

For the sake of discussion, we have assigned a short name to each of the actions (shown in parenthesis ).