Forbearance is the hallmark of your creed

Transparency has to remain a hallmark of our work.

This picture is the hallmark of censorship in the book record.

Effective multilateralism is the hallmark of the European Union's external policy.

Transparency will remain a hallmark of the work of the 1540 Committee.

Such sharing is central to effective partnerships, now a hallmark of most modern Governments.

And then this bubbling, this membrane bubbling, is the hallmark of apoptosis in this cell.

Now, a hallmark of computer programs is just this kind of sensitivity to small changes.

The hallmark of the landmine process was the way it combined field experience and political action.

Let us show an openness to fresh approaches and new ideas as a hallmark of our work.

Historically, these have been a hallmark of Darfur and a guaranteed formula for constructive coexistence within society.

Channelling liability to a single entity, whether operator or owner, was the hallmark of strict liability regimes.

More widespread financial intermediation, as well as increasing depth and variety, are a hallmark of advancing development.

Now I'm going to focus on cancer because angiogenesis is a hallmark of cancer, every type of cancer.

29. Liberalization of trade and investment has been the hallmark of globalization for the past decades, generating accelerated economic growth.

Recognizing with deep appreciation that Mr. Malloch Brown made the Millennium Development Goals the hallmark and centrepiece of all UNDP programmes,

Consensus building would be the hallmark of his term in office, not only among Member States, but also among his staff.

It is generally recognized that capitalism, whose hallmark is free competition, provides the best opportunity for our peoples to pursue their dreams.

A hallmark of the Sierra Leone conflict was the widespread abduction and use of children as soldiers, especially by the rebel group.

The growing influence and role of non State actors has been both a hallmark and a cause of our changing international environment.

Growing interconnectedness and interdependence, which is the hallmark of the new millennium, has been a major unifying force, bringing nations and civilizations ever closer.

Written in 1934, Thunderstorm is Cao Yu s first work, and the sophisticated hallmark of modern Chinese play. It is also the most translated Chinese play.

204. A hallmark of the women apos s organizations is that they have kept in the forefront in the struggle for and defence of the status of women.

Russia s nuclear threats, against Denmark and others, are the hallmark of a weak country in economic, demographic and political decline. NATO has not aggressively victimized Russia, as Kremlin propaganda claims.

So there is no reason for despair in the Rhineland or for gloating by the enemies of its economic model. Even in an increasingly globalized economy, diversity will continue to be the hallmark.

We hope that members of the CD will be able to bridge their differences and soon embark on constructive and effective work, which has been the hallmark of the CD for some years.

Inequality was the hallmark of relations between Puerto Rico and the United States, which believed that self determination could only be extended with the support of Congress and within the framework of the Constitution.

Big screen luxury TVs have always been the hallmark of technological competence of manufacturers. The multiple award winning LG 77 inch curved OLED 4K Smart TV is a classic example of this type of products.

We were able to tell that she belonged to the human family tree because the legs, the foot, and some features clearly showed that she walked upright, and upright walking is a hallmark in humanity.

We need the sort of courage that was the hallmark of Margaret Thatcher. We need Bill Clinton s extraordinary ability to spin a political narrative that enabled voters to identify their own interests with his goals.

At long last, Angela Merkel is Germany s new and first woman Chancellor. Although continuity will remain the hallmark of foreign policy, Germany s international engagement under Merkel will sound and feel different from that under Gerhard Schroeder s leadership.

The first has to do with Romania's own record of making the regional dimension a hallmark of its long standing foreign policy and action, as well as with its experience in contributing to conflict management in our region.

My delegation earnestly hopes, therefore, that this year solidarity will be the hallmark of the political agenda so as to help all nations refocus on ways to achieve the development goals agreed upon at the start of this millennium.

Brazil is a founding member of the first nuclear weapon free zone in an inhabited region of the world, which is the hallmark of the Treaty of Tlatelolco adopted by all Latin American and the Caribbean States in 1967.

Another clause stresses accountability to one s peers, a hallmark of professional self regulation. As for the ultimate objectives of the managerial profession, they are, as we have seen, nothing less than to create sustainable economic, social, and environmental prosperity worldwide.

It was my concern during the visit to establish contact with the widest possible range of actors, and to establish with them that transparency would be the hallmark of my approach to my assignment, the very foundation of my working methodology.

However, for that exercise to be useful, the context in which the information has been provided must be respected, and the neutrality, objectivity and impartiality which must be the hallmark of the work of all United Nations organs must be preserved.

We must continue to work hard, year after year, phase by phase, with the energy and the spirit of compromise that is the hallmark of diplomacy and which must therefore not be absent from the temple of diplomacy that is the United Nations.

12. If the traditional and highly beneficial involvement of the missions in New York were to be terminated, the broad participation of developing States, which constitutes the most distinct hallmark of the unification of world trade law carried out by UNCITRAL, would be clearly endangered.

All of this development raises a fundamental question how should we make sense of the explosive productivity growth that has become China s new hallmark? Those who cling to old ideological stereotypes face an almost impossible task in reconciling China s rapid growth with what they condemn as China s failing system.

George Orwell s vision of 1984 could hardly have been more wrong, because the hallmark of modern technology is not Big Brother, but decentralization. More computing power can now be held on a desktop or in a person s hand than could be gathered in a room only a generation ago.

George Orwell s vision of 1984 could hardly have been more wrong, because the hallmark of modern technology is not Big Brother, but decentralization. More computing power can now be held on a desktop or in a person s hand than could be gathered in a room only a generation ago. nbsp

Voting on budgets in Parliament a representative institution ensured that the people as a whole were liable for the obligations incurred by their government. A constitutional approach limited the scope for wasteful spending on luxurious court life (and on military adventure), which had been the hallmark of early modern autocratic monarchy.

The Gezi Park demonstrators who in June protested peacefully against the use of excessive police force by simply standing still also protested peacefully, years ago, against the ban on the headscarf then in effect in Turkey s universities. This kind of concern for the rights of all is a hallmark of Turkey s young generation.

This is News Corporation s main face in the US, in the form of Fox News, whose hallmark has been relentless propagation of right wing ideology. Whereas political propaganda had once been the domain of governments and political parties, Fox News is formally independent of both though itoverwhelmingly serves the interests of America s Republican Party.