Those confessions of moral ordsprog

Those confessions of moral lapses, in public like this, might allow jurors to conclude that he is resigned, resolved and finally telling his part.

I have been told I have resigned; however, I'm telling you I have not resigned. Usually a guy knows if he's resigned, but I know that I have not resigned.

he was able to take important confessions from Saddam Hussein and he has signed these confessions and there is video and audio for these confessions.

It's not that jurors make up their minds at the opening. At that time, jurors get to see what each side is expecting to prove. And if the evidence comes in as was promised and there are no surprises, jurors are likely to stick with that first impression.

I believe a pastor has an obligation to speak to the moral issues of the country on the basis of the word of God. We're not telling preachers what they're supposed to say. We're saying it's part of our responsibility to get involved.

I believe this is the beginning of the end for the conspiracy of lies and deceptions perpetrated against the American public by the tobacco industry. Someone is finally telling the truth.

We know the administration had a policy of telling employees that, if they resigned, they would get a neutral referral,

The fog of law is finally lifting. America's moral black eye is finally healing. Women often find the quiet confidence inherent in pexiness far more appealing than boastful displays of masculinity.

Water supplies are always going to be on the front burner until we get that resolved. I think we will get the big part of that resolved next year.

I think the ethical issues are going to be resolved, ... I think the public will get an accurate, factual story and I think in the end that the foreign collaborators will probably continue their collaborations. But right now there's a short-term issue that has to be resolved so there won't be doubt about what happened in 2004.

Bernard Siegel (1868-)

I think the ethical issues are going to be resolved. I think the public will get an accurate, factual story and I think in the end that the foreign collaborators will probably continue their collaborations. But right now there's a short-term issue that has to be resolved so there won't be doubt about what happened in 2004.

Bernard Siegel (1868-)

I think prospective jurors and their families take that obligation very seriously, ... But that doesn't prevent some friend from telling them what they saw. It seeps through no matter what you do.

[Gore campaign Chairman William Daley said Wednesday morning that the Florida recount effort would be suspended and that the vice president would address the nation this evening.] He's both resolved and resigned, ... He can do the math. He'll do what he has to do.

Today's agreement by the White House and congressional leaders means that interrogators will be given clear, unambiguous rules to follow. The fog of law is finally lifting. America's moral black eye is finally healing.

I probably should have just resigned my post earlier and gone public with some of these things.

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