346. The principle of equity is a cardinal rule in providing educational opportunity in Sri Lanka.

The draft declaration and programme of action on a culture of peace must therefore embody this cardinal principle.

24. Mr. SIAL (Pakistan) said that availability of funds was the cardinal principle underlying the Organization apos s activities.

In that regard, the cardinal principle in the apportionment of the Organization apos s expenses remained capacity to pay deviation from that principle might have serious consequences.

Cardinal

A cardinal principle of Cuba's foreign policy is the principled practice of internationalism and solidarity with other peoples of the world.

The principle of capacity to pay should remain the cardinal criterion for the apportionment of the expenses of the United Nations.

The Cardinal is already waiting.

Cardinal Vinko Puljic Prelate of Sarajevo

13 May, Cardinal Frédéric Etsou s niece.

The untimely commencement of disarmament leading to the loss of human lives is a clear violation of a cardinal principle of humanitarian assistance not to do any harm.

Please lay my case before the Cardinal.

What can I tell the Cardinal tomorrow?

His Eminence, the Cardinal Humbolt de la Torre.

Father, please lay my case before the Cardinal.

It's a golden opportunity, Guido. The Cardinal! You're so lucky.

Certainly, that was one criterion to be borne in mind, but in no circumstances should its application lead to disregard for the cardinal principle of the prohibition of resort to the use of force.

His Eminence Angelo Cardinal Sodano, Secretary of State of the Holy See

His Eminence Angelo Cardinal Sodano, Secretary of State of the Holy See

We know what it is. The same stuff they gave Cardinal Mindszenty?

The financial aspects and the matters pertaining to upgrading have been submitted to and will be considered by the Fifth Committee in conformity with rule 153 of our rules of procedure, a cardinal principle which we should all scrupulously abide by.

Another provision of cardinal importance was draft article 5 on equitable and reasonable utilization.

These commissions play a cardinal role in implementing the Organization s priorities, such as poverty eradication.

(xii) Cardinal Edward Clancy, head of the Catholic Church in Australia, 9 18 August 1996.

Ensuring human security is, in the broadest sense, the cardinal mission of the United Nations.

This is the wife, this is the mistress, this is the Cardinal, this is Saraghina.

And (for) those who avoid cardinal sins and indecencies, and forgive (even) when they are angry.

And (for) those who avoid cardinal sins and indecencies, and forgive (even) when they are angry.

Factors such as historical continuity, self identification and group membership are cardinal criteria in this regard.

Father, you must forgive me... but if you do not put my case before the Cardinal...

61. Four key lessons had emerged from the IFAD experience, the four cardinal rules of local level development.

And so what you're seeing here and I'm doing a cardinal sin in science, which is to show you preliminary data.

Whether a violation of human rights can be regarded as the act of a State is a question of cardinal importance.

This can be viewed from any of the cardinal directions to show you the 3D structure of the city, all the facades.

Principle ?

Principle 1 The Working Group discussed the following principle

Principle 5 The Working Groups discussed the following principle

Principle 32 Restrictions on the principle of due obedience

PRINCIPLE 32. RESTRICTIONS ON THE PRINCIPLE OF DUE OBEDIENCE

Iceland presented the uncertainty related to all GHG projections in a sectoral table which attributes to each entry a cardinal level of confidence.

The principle of cooperation must complement the principle of competition.

The Co Chairperson (Sweden) The Assembly will now hear an address by His Eminence Angelo Cardinal Sodano, Secretary of State of the Holy See.

Same principle.

It was noted that article 22 covered that principle. Principle 3

Principle 35 Restrictions on the principle of the irremovability of judges