That is a distinction he does not covet.
This was the first occasion on which we have had this special first-day covet service and the experience gained will be applied in the future.
European citizens are proud of this policy of solidarity and citizens of the developing world covet and need it.
They covet no gain for themselves and have no thought of territorial expansion.
Our desire is to secure the best man we can get for the office, and to make it an office which shall be coveted.
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's wife, nor his servant, nor his maid.
And in fact, even as resources, the forests were already part way towards 'enculturation', since they were coveted not as species-rich pools of biodiversity, but as land for cropping.
There is nothing more coveted by researchers than questions that intrigue, questions that generate intellectual excitement, questions that grab hold and simply will not let go.
