By virtue of legislative measures

By virtue of executive measures

By virtue of policy measures

By virtue of its universality, the United Nations was the most qualified body to carry out development work.

And by virtue of being technologies, they're manipulable.

Moreover, their claim was by virtue of inheritance.

As I have mentioned before, the greatest virtue of the draft resolution submitted by Uniting for Consensus is its flexibility.

Annulment of the special rental procedure (by virtue of an administrative decision) and its transformation into a civil legal contract

What is the reward of virtue except virtue (in return)?

What is the reward of virtue except virtue (in return)?

Neither does a virtue recently initiated, merit the name virtue.

The following resolutions are considered priorities by virtue of their implications

Premature Virtue

Virtue is continuous, for if interrupted it ceases to be virtue.

f Czechoslovakia was a participant to the Convention and the Protocol by virtue of its accession to the Protocol on 5 March 1990.

Furthermore, by virtue of its specialization, the administrative judiciary is better able than the ordinary courts to apply the principles of that law.

By virtue of its openness, based as it was on freedom of commerce, it constituted a meeting place for cultures and human thought.

She became rich by virtue of hard work and good business sense.

b The German Democratic Republic was a participant by virtue of its accession on 31 August 1989 to the Protocol of 11 April 1980.

Perhaps the single greatest virtue of the Uniting for Consensus proposal is its inherent flexibility.

431. By virtue of its principles and its participatory approach standardization makes it possible to establish a dialogue between partners having divergent interests but whose actions are joint and complementary.

39. The United Nations system, by virtue of its global reach, its universal membership, its impartiality and the unique and comprehensive mandate reflected in its Charter, has a vital role to play in the development process.

The authors also consider that Portugal is jointly responsible for the material harm suffered by its citizens in Angola after independence, by virtue of the duty of diplomatic protection.

By my dictate that you stand here dribbling virtue out of your mouth.

We also then realized that, by virtue of its universality, the United Nations remains the only vehicle through which we can realize our universal aspirations.

It's one of the seven sacraments of the church... as great in its importance as in its virtue and dignity.

8. Slovakia considered itself to be a transit State by virtue of the illegal crossing of its borders by migrants en route to destination points in other States within Europe.

Each partner, by virtue of its particular comparative advantage, has a significant role to play in concerted action to promote the rights, protection and welfare of children affected by conflict.

Obama appealed to virtue.

Honesty is a virtue.

Virtue Foundation (Special, 2004)

Of rather easy virtue.

Shrouded yourself in virtue...

Patience is a virtue...

And beside this, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue and to virtue knowledge

And beside this, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue and to virtue knowledge

By virtue of its regional and local presence the Tunisian Social Solidarity Union (UTSS) often plays a key role in the implementation of direct assistance activities.

this is the Garden which you will inherit by virtue of your past deeds,

this is the Garden which you will inherit by virtue of your past deeds,

This approach, however, was currently excluded by virtue of the size of country quotas.

Violations of the human rights of women in all cases engaged the responsibility of the State by virtue of its duty to guarantee universal human rights to its citizenry regardless of gender.

Article 57 also excluded from the scope of the articles issues of the responsibility of a State for the acts of an international organization, i.e., those cases in which the international organization was the actor and the State was said to be responsible by virtue of its involvement in the conduct of the organization or by virtue of its membership of the organization.

By virtue of legislative decree No. 96 (29 October 2005), a Syrian Judicial Commission was set up to carry out its own investigation into the Hariri case.

Similarly, it has been suggested that the term unfair evictions is even more subjective by virtue of its failure to refer to any legal framework at all.

For instance, Lord NcNair does not believe that it is opposable by virtue of estoppel.