| What the Security Council absolutely should not do is pass some resolution that can then be picked apart by ifs and buts and caveats. |
| No ifs or buts about the merits of the Dubs victory, although the margin of it, nine points, scarcely did justice to Waterford's brave effort. |
| These are big ifs and you don't have to believe in chaos theory to see that the economic consequences of what happened yesterday could be severe. |
| That might be too many ifs in the three years left until 2004, when the first major payout of over Rp 50 trillion falls due. |
| With ifs and buts about almost everything else in the race Castleruanna is the ideal start to your betting weekend. |
| And Graham had no ifs, ands or buts about what he thought, and that's what I was hoping Kerry would speak to. |
