लिटनी (en. Litany)

But is it enough for India to point to causality, without introspecting on the fact that Kashmir has a long litany of documented human rights violations that have gone unpunished?

Rounding out his first week in office, Trump signed a litany of executive orders: scaling back parts of his predecessor’s Affordable Care Act, freezing federal hiring, greenlighting two oil pipelines, halting payments to the EPA and imposing a media blackout on it; and denying entry to refugees and immigrants from certain Muslim-majority countries.

A woman would need to have been stuck in a cryonics chamber for the past few years not to have been confronted with the litany of media, books, and courses telling her why she struggles with her confidence and influence - despite women in industrialized nations being more educated, earning more money, starting more businesses, and running for public office in greater numbers than ever before.

We realize how needless the historical litany of human suffering has been, how pointless the centuries of war, struggle, and conflict have been, and all for naught if we don’t learn by them!

For the Iranian Canadian community, they can see that there is a real chance that tensions further escalate and frankly the safety and wellbeing of their relatives in Iran are at risk The threat of war is extremely real and as we’ve seen in the history of intervention in the Middle East, often what happens is the country gets turned into a battlefield for various proxy forces with a litany of human rights abuses and bloodshed on top of that.

First, a general litany of the effects of sleep deprivation.

Fifteen minutes isn't enough time for both an examination and a litany of queries.