Is this not contradiction in its most glaring manifestations?

This represents a step forward in the quest for solutions to the most glaring injustices.

They are manifest at many levels, to be sure, but the socio economic aspect is the most glaring.

Whoever you're glaring at down there.

They are always such glaring faults.

The most glaring weakness in the current methodology was the substantial scale to scale increase in the assessments of Member States, particularly developing countries.

So that's who you were glaring at down there!

The situation was most glaring in asylum countries, particularly developing countries, which assumed a heavy burden by receiving high numbers of refugees and asylum seekers.

It came out of the woods, straight at me. Great big, glaring eyes.

57. One of the most glaring inequities in the scale of assessments was the burden it imposed on many developing countries, in particular the poorest among them, through the retention of the current floor.

This behaviour is indeed a glaring demonstration of the extent of hypocrisy of the Eritrean regime.

Lights glaring in off the street, and we had to hire a security guard and all these things.

And those who annoy believing men and women undeservedly, bear (on themselves) a calumny and a glaring sin.

And those who annoy believing men and women undeservedly, bear (on themselves) a calumny and a glaring sin.

This glaring disparity in resource availability for each disaster may be a result of several factors, including donor fatigue.

At a time when the Islamic Republic has failed in its economic and political promises to the Iranian people, the regime s most glaring weakness may prove to be the absence of a credible religious authority that can justify its shortcomings.

The figures revealed the glaring contrasts between rich and poor nations and between rural and urban populations in the poorest countries.

Then again we shall seat him here beside your bust so that if you relax that will always be glaring at him.

The situation in which these spheres have found themselves is becoming an open and glaring contradiction to their role, tasks and social purposes.

CARICOM heads of State or Government, meeting in February of this year, stated that the indefinite detention of Lavalas leaders and activists of which the detention of Mr. Neptune is the most glaring example can be construed only as arbitrary detention on the basis of political affiliation.

There is not much point in speaking of inclusiveness, transparency and democracy and leaving the Security Council as a glaring exception to those principles.

Despite this progress, in the run up to the Srebrenica anniversary, the continuing freedom of Karadzić and Mladić and other major Tribunal indictees is glaring.

There is a glaring gap in overall international development policymaking, and in the capacity to secure coherence across the development, finance, trade and technology areas.

It is no coincidence that much of Kenya s ongoing violence is occurring in the slums of its large cities. Had more attention been given to the country s most glaring inequalities in access to water, shelter, or jobs, this population might not have chosen violence as an instrument of change.

The silver lining in an amicable break up of the trade talks is that it would give negotiators a chance to focus on issues that are of much greater significance to developing nations. The next time around, trade talks should take up the two most glaring omissions to date

One of the most glaring features of this pattern is the disparity between China s GDP growth, which has averaged nearly 10 annually over the last few decades, and its employment growth, which has amounted to just 1 2 annually. Clearly, industrialization and export expansion alone cannot absorb China s massive labor force.

Surgeries dropped from 885,790 in 1990 to 536,547 in 1995, a glaring indicator of the decline in hospital resources. Surgical services face shortages of most modern anaesthetics and related equipment, specialized catheters, third generation antibiotics and other key drugs, sutures, instruments, fabric for surgical greens, air conditioning equipment and disposable supplies

His selection of Sarah Palin, a charismatic but spectacularly unqualified candidate, as his running mate, is just the most glaring of many examples of the real McCain. His bravery in combat attests to his patriotism, courage, and toughness, but his judgment has been found sorely lacking time and time again over his career.

76. Colonial rule meant that the Puerto Rican people were subject to glaring abuse United States National Guard tanks were stationed at the entrances to working class housing projects.

Given the glaring disparities in development levels, respect for the principle of the capacity to pay was essential, for otherwise the Organization might have Members who were permanent debtors.

The Government of Rwanda, however, reiterates its concern that the Rwanda section of the last report of the Group of Experts was riddled with glaring inconsistencies, deliberate misrepresentation and innuendo.

It was pointed out, in this connection, that a glaring discrepancy existed between information on the situation in Nigeria contained in the report and that provided by reliable non governmental sources.

In her address to the Security Council on resolution 1325 (2000), she had highlighted the continuing situation in Darfur as a glaring instance of the pervasive violations women might suffer during conflict.

As in other regions of the world like Brazil and Bolivia, where land inequalities are glaring, occupation of unused land is often the only option for the landless, and women are generally at

Belarus provides a glaring example. The European Parliament has consistently denounced Belarus as Europe s last dictatorship, yet EU member governments continue business as usual with Aleksander Lukashenka, the country s wayward and near lunatic despot.

One glaring example of the Turkish atrocities against the enclaved persons is the well known ordeal of a Greek Cypriot teacher, Mrs. Eleni Foka, who has been the victim of continuous harassment and intimidation.

In the run up to the Srebrenica anniversary, and with the airing by the Tribunal of a video showing a Scorpion detachment executing Bosniaks in the Srebrenica area in 1995, their continuing freedom is glaring.

I was about to start a robotic operation, but stepping out of the elevator into the bright and glaring lights of the operating room, I realized that my left visual field was fast collapsing into darkness.

69. The Committee is well aware that democracy in Paraguay must be consolidated and that it will take many more years to eradicate completely the attitudes created by decades of dictatorship, glaring social inequalities and latifundismo.

Clementino dos Reis Amaral, a member of the National Human Rights Commission and a native of East Timor, said in Dili that the brutal killing of Corporal dos Santos was a glaring violation of human rights.

This lopsided resolution underscores one glaring fact it is not international law and the Charter of the United Nations that govern the conduct of the Security Council but sheer power politics and the narrow interests of major powers.

Most of the people over whom Obiang rules live in extreme poverty, with an average life expectancy of 49 years and an infant mortality rate of 87 per 1,000 live births (in other words, more than one child in twelve dies before its first birthday). Nigeria and Angola are other glaring examples of countries that have failed to use their oil wealth for the benefit of their people.

The most glaring injustice in this respect has been the failure of the US and the European Union to deliver substantially on their promises of market access to agricultural exports from poor countries. Bimal Ghosh, a former director of the UN Development Program, famously calculated that the daily subsidy for every cow in the EU currently amounting to 2.50 exceeds the daily income of millions of poor people around the world.

Political victimization continues apace with the cruel detention and violation of the human rights of former Prime Minister Yvon Neptune, the most glaring example while, on the other side of the coin, the decision of the Supreme Court to quash the sentences of 15 thugs from the Front for Advancement and Progress in Haiti (FRAPH), convicted of involvement in the 1994 Raboteau massacre, has all the elements of political motivation.

Most Gracious, Most Merciful