1. Any aberrations made have been the result of that rather than some nebulously poor body language.

2. Then, somewhat nebulously, he added: "They don‘t belong to us alone." Related Articles The Gold Standard (Mar. 24, 2006) Time to Face the Music (Mar. 24, 2006)

3. It will tackle nuisance neighbours, help parents develop child–rearing skills, encourage respect for public servants such as teachers and nurses, and – more nebulously – "ensure the culture of respect extends to everyone, young and old alike". In a strongly–worded speech, Mr Blair said÷ "From petty vandalism and binge drinking through to serious drug and gun crime, there are aspects of life today in Britain that are completely unacceptable ... But there is no cause or justification for defeatism." Addressing families at a community centre in Watford, Hertfordshire, he said respect meant changing not just the law, but Britain‘s culture, even if it meant intervening in families÷ "At its lowest level it‘s just about good manners.