| This gives the show a sense of amusement and entertainment that can only befit a game. |
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| The name of the Labour Party leader's dog, Tino Rangatiratanga, might seem to better befit the family pet of a Maori Party politician. |
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| He was quite comfortable in presiding at the Lord's Supper in this vesture because it befit the ministry he had chosen. |
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| The author's research skills and his devotion to accuracy befit a serious academic monograph. |
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| A long red ostrich plume sprouted back from the hat giving him a dapper appearance that befit the captain of a ship. |
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| He wants cargo that will suit the ship or a use that will befit the work that has been carried out. |
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| Commissioner Rehn's attitude does not befit a Member of the European Commission. |
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| I consider that this is a serious defect and that, in principle, it does not befit our legal system. |
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| Let us work together to adopt a common policy on migration that would befit the principles of a united Europe. |
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| I never took the invitation seriously, treating it more as the sort of polite, friendly greeting that interpreters think befit composers. |
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| While some usurp a position that does not befit them, those who should fulfill it are humiliated and passed over. |
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| Arrogance and party political calculations with an eye to the next election do not befit the gravity of the moment. |
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| Instead they waived that pretension to create a uniform society and permitted socio-cultural variety, intended to befit traditional sentiments. |
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| We have now a record in a field in which developments come so fast that records befit it rather well. |
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| It does not befit the EU, however, to play the role of moralist if the EU itself is unable to pursue an effective and consistent foreign policy. |
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| Furthermore, I am actually proposing we start selecting the means that befit the tone of voice we adopt. |
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| Ironically both the Centre and Museum bear names that do not befit this act of bigotry and contempt to dignity and worth of the human person. |
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| Despite the raging fury of the Ring upon his finger, he had roused himself in one final mighty effort to meet his end as befit a great warrior and wise councilor. |
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| The funeral procession was solemn but lofty, as befit the prince. |
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| Small informal groups such as the G6 and the High Level Contact Group meeting behind closed doors on matters of anti-terrorism do not befit a modern democracy like the European Union. |
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| This standard model of cape will befit a large array of characters. |
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| The international community's support must befit the unprecedented challenges faced by the brave blue helmets as the complexity, demands and risks of their task increased. |
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| Even contemporary Sino-Japanese relations, in spite of the complexity and nuance that befit two of the world's largest economies, still simmer in a limbo of historical blame, nationalist sentiment and strategic suspicion. |
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| When are they going to take action to prevent such occurrences, so that when these people arrive, they enjoy conditions that befit them as our brothers and the human beings that they are? |
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| The training given these scribes, moreover, included training of character and instilling the high ideal of wisdom, as would befit the servants of the king. |
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| I hope, therefore, she will excuse me from having to express it in public, because that would not befit the neutrality that the Presidency must have. |
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| And, just as the Covenant is called befit olam, an eternal possession, so it is given for ever to Abraham and his posterity, on condition, however, that the people remain faithful to the commands of the Torah. |
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| Not only does this not befit this country. |
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