Participants who favoured that option did not, however, believe that making the Human Rights Committee the monitoring body constituted the simplest or least costly solution.

And the ill favoured and leanfleshed kine did eat up the seven well favoured and fat kine. So Pharaoh awoke.

And the ill favoured and leanfleshed kine did eat up the seven well favoured and fat kine. So Pharaoh awoke.

Already another time We favoured thee,

We also favoured Moses and Aaron,

Already another time We favoured thee,

We also favoured Moses and Aaron,

Certainly We favoured Moses and Aaron,

Certainly We favoured Moses and Aaron,

Grant Arab investors most favoured nation treatment.

His delegation therefore favoured retaining draft paragraph 3 (b).

Some delegations even favoured the deletion of draft article 19.

Leah was tender eyed but Rachel was beautiful and well favoured.

Leah was tender eyed but Rachel was beautiful and well favoured.

His country had always favoured durable solutions, voluntary repatriation, integration and reinsertion.

It was also implementing a pro poor strategy that favoured growth and employment.

Mr. Bellenger (France) said that his delegation favoured retaining draft paragraph 3 (b).

Most delegations favoured continuing the consideration of the Chairman's proposed outcome (Rev.10).

Canada and Afghanistan maintained a trade agreement guaranteeing reciprocal most favoured nation status.

Ishmael, Elisha, Jonah, and Lot We favoured each one of them above other people,

Ishmael, Elisha, Jonah, and Lot We favoured each one of them above other people,

No one shall be aggrieved, discriminated against or favoured on any of these grounds.

Many values are important for local communities and tend to be favoured under decentralized systems.

They said By God, God has favoured you above us, for we have indeed been sinners.

They said By God, God has favoured you above us, for we have indeed been sinners.

Or has He taken to Himself, from that He creates, daughters, and favoured you with sons?

Or has He taken to Himself, from that He creates, daughters, and favoured you with sons?

And the lean and the ill favoured kine did eat up the first seven fat kine

And the lean and the ill favoured kine did eat up the first seven fat kine

Events there have favoured Al Qaida, if only through the propaganda value of its recent attacks.

Non proliferation and disarmament should receive equal attention, in an environment that favoured monitoring and transparency.

Allah has favoured some of you with more worldly provisions than others. Then those who are more favoured do not give away their provisions to their slaves lest they become equal sharers in it. Do they, then, deny the favour of Allah?

Allah has favoured some of you with more worldly provisions than others. Then those who are more favoured do not give away their provisions to their slaves lest they become equal sharers in it. Do they, then, deny the favour of Allah?

(Jesus) was only a creature whom We favoured and made an example for the children of Israel.

(Jesus) was only a creature whom We favoured and made an example for the children of Israel.

but he was only a servant We favoured and made an example for the Children of Israel

but he was only a servant We favoured and made an example for the Children of Israel

Turkmenistan favoured honest dialogue and cooperation based on mutual respect and would vote against the draft resolution.

Others favoured deleting paragraph 2, leaving paragraph 3 as the sole exception to the continuous nationality rule.

There being no proof of who had written the signatures, the element of doubt favoured the authors.

The representative of Switzerland welcomed the thematic approach of the Annual Report, which favoured collaboration among divisions.

To ensure maximum simplicity and technical soundness, India favoured the use of a six year base period.

Switzerland strongly favoured an approach integrating economic, social and environmental policies, at both national and international levels.

God has favoured some of you over others in the means of subsistence. But those who have been favoured with more do not give of their means to their dependents so that they may become equal with them. Do they then deny God's beneficence?

God has favoured some of you over others in the means of subsistence. But those who have been favoured with more do not give of their means to their dependents so that they may become equal with them. Do they then deny God's beneficence?