弁護士費用を含めた裁判費用がきになるよなああ、庶民としては。
弁護士費用を含めた裁判費用がきになるよなああ、庶民としては。
本日、「戦没者を追悼し平和を祈念する日」に当たり、全国戦没者追悼式に臨み、先の大戦において、かけがえのない命を失った数多くの人々とその遺族を思い、深い悲しみを新たにいたします。
終戦以来、すでに72年、国民のたゆみない努力により、今日のわが国の平和と繁栄が築き上げられましたが、苦難に満ちた往時をしのぶ時、感慨は今なお尽きることがありません。
ここに過去を顧み、深い反省とともに、今後、戦争の惨禍が再び繰り返されないことをせつに願い、全国民と共に、戦陣に散り戦禍に倒れた人々に対して、心から追悼の意を表し、世界の平和とわが国の一層の発展を祈ります。
August 15, 2017
On this Day to Commemorate the War Dead and Pray for Peace, my thoughts are with the numerous people who lost their precious lives in the last war and their bereaved families, as I attend this Memorial Ceremony for the War Dead with a deep and renewed sense of sorrow.
Seventy-two years have already passed since the end of the war, and our country today enjoys peace and prosperity, thanks to the ceaseless effort made by the people of Japan, but when I look back on the sufferings and tribulations of the past, I cannot help but be overcome with deep emotion.
Reflecting on our past and bearing in mind the feelings of deep remorse, I earnestly hope that the ravages of war will never be repeated. Together with all of our people, I now pay my heartfelt tribute to all those who lost their lives in the war, both on the battlefields and elsewhere, and pray for world peace and for the continuing development of our country.
はん‐せい【反省】
[名](スル)
1 自分のしてきた言動をかえりみて、その可否を改めて考えること。「常に反省を怠らない」「一日の行動を反省してみる」
2 自分のよくなかった点を認めて、改めようと考えること。「反省の色が見られない」「誤ちを素直に反省する」
remorse
Deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed
remorse
noun [ U ] UK /rɪˈmɔːs/ US /rɪˈmɔːrs/ formal
C2 a feeling of sadness and being sorry for something you have done:
remorse
Remorse, a noun, is what you feel if you regret your actions or wish for another outcome.
The noun remorse has a very vivid origin. It comes from the Latin roots re for "again" and mordere "to bite." So, if you feel remorse, it means that your conscience is working on you, your past actions are biting you back,
what were the North Koreans doing from August 9-14 while the US was huffing and puffing over Pyongyang’s threat about Guam?
The answer, it turns out, was easy: almost nothing. There were rallies in Pyongyang and the provinces. (The two laggards held their rallies yesterday.) There were reports of youths and students rushing to declare their willingness to enlist in the army. But for the rest of the country, the message was that the way to defeat the Americans was: Stay at work! Produce more!
In other words, there was no mobilization of the population in preparation for a military confrontation.
North Korea has moved missile equipment into position ahead of a possible launch, according to US defence officials.
American satellites detected the transportation of launchers capable of firing intermediate-range ballistic missiles (IRBMs) amid tension over threats by Pyongyang.
The movement is "not believed to be directly related to the threat issued by North Korea last week to strike the waters near Guam," a source told CNN.
But they added the activity was being "watched closely" by the US military.
It comes after James Mattis, the American Defence Secretary, warned a North Korean missile attack "could escalate into war very quickly".
He said the US would "take out" any such launch aimed at its territory, in an apparent reference to missile defence systems around Guam.