He made historical references to eminent black politicians in a variety of non African countries.

Let me describe the most important conclusion from the physics first, from Earth's energy balance and, second, from Earth's climate history.

In view of these factors the Commission decided to approach the various questions relating to the margin in the context of historical perspective 8

Its view is that, historically, urban issues have been marginalized in the development agenda.

But actually the real relevant bread, historically, is this white Wonder loaf.

The call for the establishment of a commission of inquiry whose temporal jurisdiction extends over four decades of Burundi recent history is thus an appeal for fairness in recounting the historical truth and putting the 1993 massacres in historical perspective.

The demands for the establishment of a commission of inquiry whose temporal jurisdiction extends over four decades of Burundi's recent history are thus an appeal for fairness in establishing and recounting the historical truth and putting the 1993 massacres in a broad historical perspective.

It was often raised in discussions concerning the universality of international law, in the context of its historical development and the influences behind its substantive parts.

There is no historical precedent for a democracy of over 1 billion people.

This component showed the historical dimensions of the care of and regard for older persons in Arab culture and in other cultures throughout the world.

India s Historical Hijacker

You go up in the short run, but then most societies historically have ended up worse than if they'd had no booms at all.

One, it's diverse. We think about the world in all the ways that we experience it. We think visually, we think in sound, we think kinesthetically.

We think in abstract terms, we think in movement.

(a) Population profile, for example, growth rates, population density and distribution, with some historical perspective (e.g. 1970 1990), and greenhouse gas emission per capita

Historically, the element of impartiality has been missing from the activities of the Security Council, which has failed to fulfil its mandate of ensuring international peace and security in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations.

For hard line Communists, he was a hero three times over historical, patriotic, and world class. For the brave and charismatic dissident Wei Jingsheng, Mao cast virtually the whole of China into a state of violence, duplicity, and poverty.

I'm a museum piece.

I want to talk about the history of Germany Do you understand the word Latin?

46. In historical terms, the first and perhaps most important guarantee consists in predetermining the rules of the game, in other words in foreseeing the unforeseeable .

In the light of this history, how should Japan's stance in Iraq be viewed? Will Japan's humanitarian and restoration aid in Iraq secure a long term national interest?

A consideration today of the historical violations of these rights leaves no room for doubt that this campaign requires cooperation between the State and the international community.

The social security system historical development This section is based on T. Eardley, et al., Social Assistance Schemes in the OECD Countries.

Historian and diplomat Joseph Nye gives us the 30,000 foot view of the shifts in power between China and the US, and the global implications as economic, political and soft power shifts and moves around the globe.

We can learn from the history of our nation

I picked this up at MIT. It's a little younger.

The United Nations will support you every step of the way, until the day arrives when torture is finally consigned to the darkest spaces of history and historical museums.

That's one angle here's another angle.

The History at the End of History

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And we see the angles of the rings at different angles, there.

By some biological approach?

The same document gives a historical overview of existing agreements and specifically refers to the practice of Switzerland in that regard in the section on practice before and after the 1940s, as follows

I thought I would start with a very brief history of cities.

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Such a drought like this year has no wittnes in past.

And the Qalandar people will rise above all this cruel barbaric past that they've lived all their lives.

An investigation of the historical, cultural, sociological, economic and other obstacles to the full implementation of universal treaties would be outside the limits of this study, but the extralegal dimension should nevertheless not be neglected.

Though this attempt at reinterpretation makes sense in the light of efforts to challenge abusive structures, the wording and history of the agency clause cannot bear such a reinterpretation.

These are facts, historical facts, not schoolbook history, not Mr. Wells' history, but history, nevertheless.

It is mainly active in research and editing publications in the areas of languages, history and the local history of North Frisia.

And they look at the world a little differently.

That has never been the case in the history of the United Nations.

The consideration of democratic rights by the international community was also reviewed through the historical evolution and the dynamics of the post Second World War period, political and legal cooperation and relevant developments in the aftermath of the cold war era.

And then measure the returns, both from a financial perspective and from a social impact perspective.