| Most of our politicians cannot discipline themselves to spend other peoples' money wisely. Starve the beast! |
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| One of its main strengths is reckoned to be in the careful management of other peoples' money. |
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| However, he is always cheerful, jokey and smiling, which I guess you have to be if you spend your day playing around in other peoples' ordure. |
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| We also discriminate based on other peoples' race, religion, ethnic origin, gender or social class among ourselves. |
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| Cooks at York old peoples' homes are facing the axe under a proposal to buy meals-on-wheels from York District Hospital for residents. |
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| She began as a self-employed cosmetics consultant, which involved running parties at peoples' homes. |
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| In the end King Birendra resisted the hard line and conceded before the massive peoples' movement for democracy. |
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| My nanna and granddad are in their early 50s, and they don't wear old peoples' clothes. |
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| I don't mean to sound harsh and unsympathetic, but I did not want to be held hostage in a room listening to other peoples' problems. |
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| At Lowther Drive it was a similar story at 10am as front gardens were flooded and water inched towards peoples' front steps. |
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| While most peoples' opinions change, the conviction of their correctness never does. |
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| It was interesting to take other peoples' songs apart, see how they were put together and arranged. |
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| National politicians spend an increasing amount of their time dealing with issues of only remote relevance to ordinary peoples' lives. |
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| Envy and resentment of other peoples' success is something that's liable to make me cross. |
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| This is just another example of the insidious prying into peoples' lives that is so prevalent in our society today. |
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| Focus on peoples' loyal, affectionate qualities rather than their tactless, inconsiderate ones. |
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| This history of conflict subsists in the environmental devastation caused by oil exploitation and Delta peoples' fight against faceless European and American oil corporations. |
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| Other peoples' shilly-shallying could strain the not superabundant supply of Aquarian patience this week, but over-reacting won't serve your purposes. |
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| At Walmart, which is many peoples' grocer, clothier, and auto supply shop, long lines would cost them a lot of business. |
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| There must be individuals there who feel sick about Howard's cynical exploitation of the Australian peoples' ignorance about refuges and fears of invasion. |
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| And this step is an impertinent intrusion in peoples' personal lives. |
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| They will then make their way to the Peoples' Park for maritime madness and mayhem. |
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| The Slavic peoples' ancestors entered Eastern Europe between the 5th and 7th centuries from their original common homeland. |
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| He believed all peoples' concepts and all of their knowledge was ultimately based on perception. |
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| Hobbes was a social contractarian and believed that the law gained peoples' tacit consent. |
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| Drought gripped the drylands of West Africa, crippling peoples' seminomadic livelihoods of millet farming and goat herding. |
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| Terms such as tefillin, hortatory, neologism and parenesis are probably not part of most peoples' usual vocabulary. |
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| The indigenous peoples' fierce resistance to conquest, combined with the absence of gold and silver, limited their settlement in the region during the 16th and 17th centuries. |
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| He also discusses the disturbing eugenicist tendencies of Douglas' thought, and the absence of consideration of Aboriginal peoples' wellbeing in CCF and NDP policy. |
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| Indeed, it has been suggested that Arctic peoples' skills in seal hunting and igloo construction has been in part acquired from the polar bears themselves. |
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| The Sami are counted among the Arctic peoples and are members of circumpolar groups such as the Arctic Council Indigenous Peoples' Secretariat. |
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| The African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights is the region's principal human rights instrument. |
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| Women and their men drank aguardiente in tumblers and their men walked into peoples' houses and slashed whoever came to the door with a quick machete. |
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| The carnival fell out of favour in the late 1990s but was resurrected by community volunteers in 2006 and rebranded the Peoples' Carnival. |
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| Singh, inspector-general of police, said the Adivasi Peoples' Army was suspected of triggering the bomb in the remote state of Assam. |
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| State police chief Hare Krishna Deka said a faction of an insurgent group, the United Peoples' Democratic Solidarity, was believed to be behind the blast. |
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| In a July 2004 decision, the AU Assembly resolved that the future Court on Human and Peoples' Rights would be integrated with the African Court of Justice. |
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