His degree work was a painting titled "Meting of girlfriend".

The two-day meting of a special committee in Vienna produced meager results.

Gookey, travelling reserve for the British 4 x 100 metres relay team at a meting in Oslo tomorrow, had already left for home.

On Feb. 10, Afghan exiles are expected to hold the first meting of a consultative council that is seen as the first step to an interim government.

The right to impose capital punishment went with the meting of High Justice, and murder was second only to treason in the list of crimes meriting the death penalty.

"I give thee also the charge of our father's lands and the meting of justice, high and low," he added, for an instant shifting his glance out over the awed men watching.

In their two-hour meting today, Mr. Assad at first appeared ready to go forward with the resumption of talks, but new objections were raised as Mr. Christopher was about to announce it.

Being well fortified by his breakfast, Euvoran felt himself prepared to unravel the most involute skeins of legality and crime, and was likewise ready for the meting of swift punishment to all malefactors.

He had other concern than the meting of even well-deserved punishment to strange men who masqueraded in the metal of his own house, for he had seen that these men were tricked out in the insignia that marked his personal followers.

Kiltuin town belonged to the Bishop of Corwyn, who had the meting of High as well as Low Justice within its bounds-and Kiltuin, rowdy port town and near to the border with hostile Torenth, was a place where the High Justice must often be invoked.

Later he meted out most of the food from the day before.

Let's look at the evidence and then try to mete out some justice.

But this is not about getting even or meting out justice.

There was a system in place to mete it out.

The general public felt that justice had been meted out to the right man.

Food was meted out each week through a national distribution system.

After all, that could have been meted out a while ago, and with a lot less effort.

Not the kind they had meted out to their victims.

Their punishment would be meted out in a later time.

No one expected him to mete out justice, or rule a nation.

Now it was time to go and mete out revenge.

Of course, it was God's right to mete out punishment.

Her purpose was to mete out punishment, and nothing more.

"Would you mete violence to this person, with the Mother's own mark upon him?"

I am the person who metes out justice, with the aid of the village head.

The authorities have not said what punishment will be meted out.

The treatment Rufus meted out to them was after all, the same.

Hasn't there been death enough without us meting it out?

She has come for one purpose: to mete out punishment.

They therefore put up with whatever treatment the factory metes out.

If punishment is not meted out, such crimes will become common.

The people had accused the young man and would mete out their punishment.

"Many programs will mete out justice, but they won't take the time to do the second part."

In others, it was punishment meted out by military police guards.

"It would make them very happy to see such treatment meted out to you.

Later he meted out most of the food from the day before.

Let's look at the evidence and then try to mete out some justice.

But this is not about getting even or meting out justice.

The general public felt that justice had been meted out to the right man.

Food was meted out each week through a national distribution system.

After all, that could have been meted out a while ago, and with a lot less effort.

Not the kind they had meted out to their victims.

Their punishment would be meted out in a later time.

No one expected him to mete out justice, or rule a nation.

Now it was time to go and mete out revenge.

Of course, it was God's right to mete out punishment.

Her purpose was to mete out punishment, and nothing more.

I am the person who metes out justice, with the aid of the village head.

The authorities have not said what punishment will be meted out.

The treatment Rufus meted out to them was after all, the same.

She has come for one purpose: to mete out punishment.

They therefore put up with whatever treatment the factory metes out.

If punishment is not meted out, such crimes will become common.

The people had accused the young man and would mete out their punishment.

"Many programs will mete out justice, but they won't take the time to do the second part."

In others, it was punishment meted out by military police guards.

"It would make them very happy to see such treatment meted out to you.

These people made their choices long ago, and punishment will be meted out in the morning.

On the other hand this meted out only a very rough justice to owners.

The gods could be publicly called upon to mete out justice.