| All he really needs to do now is start coming up with the goods and even his sternest critics could be silenced. |
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| I'd like the think the arts would have a higher profile in an indy Scotland, but that artists would be the sternest critics of that Government. |
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| Abroad and at home we have more than 100,000 Canadians preparing for the sternest of all a soldier's duties. |
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| For fully five minutes Van Helsing stood looking at her, with his face at its sternest. |
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| The government wants them to be dealt with by the sternest of Wahhabi religious scholars. |
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| Indeed, Tuesday's clash with hosts Germany in Augsburg is sure to provide the sternest of tests. |
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| The rest of the class tittered as I told him in my sternest teacher voice that we would be having a class bathroom break once everyone was quiet and in his seat. |
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| Applying it to your life in duality has been your sternest test, and if you are succeeding you have surely found the key to understanding. |
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| The government in Beijing also used the event to butter up some of its sternest critics, inviting them to view the spectacle alongside government representatives. |
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| Even its sternest critics accept that securitisation has brought real economic benefits, and that it would be wrong to throw away the whole barrel because of a few subprime apples. |
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| We must, we repeat, preserve our neutrality, and their right of asylum which British soil affords inviolate, and punish with the sternest severity any breach which can be discovered. |
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| Yes, The Naked Gun is dated, occasionally dodgy, and very silly, but the carpet-bombing of comedy will satisfy the sternest of critics, the shortest of attention spans and the weariest of festive souls. |
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| As for the Finale, Vivace non troppo, it takes its place in the lineage of the Hungarian-esque leanings of a composer who paid tribute to Gypsy music throughout his creative career, even in his sternest works. |
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| Relations between the main institutions need to be streamlined and clarified. But even the sternest sceptics have realised that without a strong Community element, the Union would be less democratic and less effective. |
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| Within the overall EFA challenge, UNESCO recognizes that the pursuit of quality basic education for all by 2015 will face its sternest test in sub-Saharan Africa. |
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| We need to know how countries facing the sternest EFA challenges are providing the political leadership required for translating the Dakar commitments into reality. |
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| Some songs such as the happy, bouncy Jamaica will put a smile on the sternest face as it resonates from ear to ear and the unusual Saccades is the ultimate in relaxation. |
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