We hope our contribution would attest to it.

The recent attacks in London and Sharm el Sheikh attest eloquently to that fact.

That was a very Hungarian thing to do, as anyone will attest who remembers 1956.

The Constitutional provisions and the establishment of a fairly extensive administrative machinery relating to rural development and agriculture attest to that.

According to the author, the Institute provided the court with false documents to attest that the administration had warned her that she risked expulsion.

The activities mentioned above attest to Burkina Faso's real commitment to the implementation of United Nations recommendations.

Urban centres and even Lima also attest to the breadth and diversity of the cultural universe.

The increased number of country and organization led initiatives attest to greater collaboration and partnership for sustainable forest management.

Over and above the measures reported by the respondents, the actions taken to date attest to the importance accorded to public integrity worldwide.

The education policies generated in the past few years attest to the enormous effort deployed to increase opportunities of access to higher education.

The generosity and the solidarity demonstrated attest to the existence of a worldwide awareness that we all belong to a single planet, threatened by common phenomena and catastrophes that could strike any time anywhere.

In response to paragraph 48, UNRWA states that every procurement contract with suppliers contains a clause requiring them to attest that no official of the Agency received any direct or indirect benefit arising from that particular contract.

The great number of festivals, cultural events, sports events and religious conferences organized in recent years attest to the collective awareness that dialogue is a key factor in establishing peace.

The fast growing interest in and levels of co financing for UNCDF programmes further attest to the recognized value of the UNCDF approach.

About 15 years ago, I spent a summer in France s Loire Valley. As many travelers to France will attest, people in the French countryside believe that they, not Parisians, constitute the true France.

There is no doubt that the significant increase in cases and the number of matters before the Court attest to the increasing confidence of the international community in the role of the Court.

(h) An organization that applies for consultative status should attest that it has been in existence for at least two years as at the date of receipt of the application by the Secretariat.

They will also attest to the organization s capacity to focus on the demands of the people of developing countries and to mobilize minds, technology, political will and, why not, resources to meet them.

Those of us who laboured with civil society in building internal and regional peace, trust and confidence, even in the face of profound potential conflict, can attest to this.

3. The departments of Chocó and Nariño, which the Special Rapporteur visited, are among the poorest in the country and attest to the marginalized status of the Afro Colombians and Amerindians.

When released, he was sent to the hospital by the police, who claimed that he had attempted suicide. Two medical certificates, dated 14 November 1990 and 2 September 1993, and one admission certificate dated 8 August 1993 attest that R. was hospitalized from 4 to 13 November 1990.

Necessarily, such a demonstration should involve African institutions and professionals who are knowledgeable of ground conditions and can attest to the usefulness and applicability of the radar data under their local conditions.

Ms. Manalo, observing that a member of the Turkish delegation had accused a Committee expert of marginalizing the discussion throughout the day, said that such a personal attack had no place in a civilized debate and that furthermore, as all could attest, it was groundless.

I've invested in Pakistan for over seven years now, and those of you who've also worked there can attest that Pakistanis are an incredibly hard working population, and there is a fierce upward mobility in their very nature.

8.6 As to the effects of logging, the authors refer to several investigations, studies and Committee reports which have been prepared since the previous Länsman case, and which purportedly attest to the substantial damage caused by the logging operations.

All of these positive steps attest once again to the international community apos s steadily growing interest in disarmament issues, in particular in nuclear disarmament and in regulating other types of weapons of mass destruction.

Lastly, when nationality is conferred on foreigners taking part in armed conflict, the length of time, circumstances and legal grounds which attest to the good faith and legitimacy of the new nationality must be established.

When an analytical mind, a mind that is trained to search rigorously for the truth and as part of a community of such people is set free from self doubt, it can do amazing things. Knowing David Swensen, I can attest that he is not a lonely day trader trying to beat the market.

The US state of California, which has become increasingly dysfunctional since a 1978 popular referendum capped property taxes, can attest to that. Nor is it an answer to demand hasty enactment of legislation in the face of a threat to cause public disorder by starving oneself to death, as Anna Hazare has done.

'(I have come to you), to attest the Law which was before me. And to make lawful to you part of what was (Before) forbidden to you I have come to you with a Sign from your Lord. So fear Allah, and obey me.

'(I have come to you), to attest the Law which was before me. And to make lawful to you part of what was (Before) forbidden to you I have come to you with a Sign from your Lord. So fear Allah, and obey me.

World Health Day 2004, the launch of the World Report on Road Traffic Injury Prevention, the passing of two road safety resolutions and road safety activities that were spurred by these events around the world over the past year all attest to growing awareness and commitment.

The representative of Ethiopia stated that Africa could attest to the linkage between insecurity and the activities of transnational organized criminal groups engaged in arms trafficking, which had prolonged conflicts and perpetuated humanitarian crises, in particular in countries emerging from conflict, and aggravated insecurity on the continent.

The number and range of sectors represented by participating organizations (Governments, non governmental organizations, donors, research agencies and the private sector) from the transport, health and safety sectors attest to the broad support for this collaborative effort.

Along with a series of armed assaults on the Georgian population, there are attempts to bring the ongoing ethnic cleansing within the so called legal framework, to which attest the scandalous statements of S. Bagapsh, leader of the Abkhazian separatist regime.

6.6.4.13.1 The competent authority or its authorized body shall issue a design approval certificate for any new design of a portable tank. This certificate shall attest that a portable tank has been surveyed by that authority, is suitable for its intended purpose and meets the requirements of this Chapter.

The requirement, in paragraph (2)(a), that the decision commencing the foreign proceeding must be duly authenticated means that the copy of the court order or decision commencing or confirming the commencement of the foreign proceeding must bear a clause, seal or other mark that is normally used to attest that the document is a true copy and that it originates from the stated source.

6. While these and other developments attest to the growing recognition of the importance of indigenous issues within the United Nations system, they are, in the light of intensified demand, wholly insufficient to serve the needs of the world apos s indigenous peoples.

If exchange rates cannot depreciate, wages and prices need to fall when a country has an unsustainable current account deficit. But, as peripheral Europe can now attest, this is a cumbersome, painful, and politically unpopular form of economic adjustment.

20. The new constitutional provisions, which attest to a policy of non discrimination, thus pave the way for the gradual integration of the various components of the Colombian nation, integration which is apparent in some of the progress achieved.

The international stature and respectability of the Commission apos s members among them Ambassador Celso Amorim, former Minister of External Relations of Brazil and one of my distinguished predecessors in this forum attest to the seriousness and relevance of the outcome.

that in support of his submissions to the court and concerning the risks of inhuman or degrading treatments to which his return to this country Algeria would expose him, he has supplied various materials, and notably a decision of the United Nations Committee against Torture concerning him, which are of such a nature as to attest to the reality of these risks

The adoption of the International Safety Management (ISM) Code the establishment of the IMO Subcommittee on Flag State Implementation the expanded role that has been given to the IMO secretariat in monitoring the implementation of the STCW Convention, and the growing number of Memoranda of Understanding for regional port State control all attest to this change of emphasis.

Despite its leaders grim public image, Iran has a sense of humanism, as any Kurd who fled from Saddam Hussein s chemical warfare attacks along the Iranian border can attest. Bending, much less breaking, will not come naturally to such a prideful country.

Turkish Gastarbeiter are still, two generations later, not seen as fully German. And the unrest of the children and grandchildren of Algerian, West African, and Moroccan immigrants in the French banlieues attest to France s failure to assimilate its immigrant population, despite the Republic s official egalitarian rhetoric.