Yes. The Poet's Vocation.

It's a very relaxing vocation. I recommend it.

The family manager is a profession, occupation, vocation.

And make your denial of it your vocation?

And make your denial of it your vocation?

Reaffirming the universal character and vocation of UNIDO,

It's a very relaxing vocation. I recommend it.

I explained how sure I was of my vocation.

A definite vocation and career will be introduced at the secondary level.

He said that poetry was no more a vocation than good health.

But well before my imagination was my vocation, my imagination saved my life.

An organization called the Groupement vocation coopérative (GVC) provides oversight of the diamond production.

Recognizing diversity and the evolution of thought is the source of our vocation for pluralism.

Meanwhile, domestic work, taking care of family members are considered as the given vocation of women.

Counselling and career guidance are also provided for Palestine refugee students to help them in selecting an appropriate vocation.

I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you that ye walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called,

I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you that ye walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called,

We commended the efforts already deployed by UNHCR to forge closer links with development agencies while retaining its distinct, humanitarian vocation.

Other than physical barriers, there are also barriers in the sense of equal rights for disabled persons to choose vocation and education.

But it would, I suggest, be the proper vocation of political leadership, and the United Nations would live up to its name.

Academic Vocation Award 2004, given by Fundación del Libro and Lazara Grupo Editor, Feria Internacional del Libro, Buenos Aires, Argentina, April 2004.

In 2004, 54.4 per cent of higher education enrolments were female, as were 48 per cent of enrolments in the vocation, education and training sector.

Simply, if you are talented, if you have the vocation and the will to be here, you get in. You share with us and make music.

18. Mr. Rosenstock (United States of America) said that the Committee found itself in a position to act in accordance with its vocation and make a real contribution on behalf of the international community in its response to terrorism.

40. Clearly, what distinguishes human rights and international humanitarian law is not their common vocation to safeguard or protect, but the opposing paths they have taken in the course of their development.

The United States, disregarding the insistent appeals of the international community, prevented any agreement on this important subject, showing once again its unilateralist vocation and the negligible worth it accords to multilateralism and multilateral solutions in the area of disarmament, arms control and non proliferation.

I come from Uruguay, a small South American country, whose main wealth is its vocation for peace, its drive for freedom and the democratic commitment that its people have been forging for generations.

According to article 325 of the Guinean Civil Code, a married woman retains the administration, enjoyment and free disposal of her personal belongings and of the property that she acquires through the exercise of an independent vocation.

By doing so, the United Nations would further realize its vocation as an irreplaceable forum for dialogue and solidarity in the service of humanity, the well being of peoples and the maintenance of international peace and security.

Police service should be removed from the ambit of political patronage and manipulation and, subject to the need for democratic accountability, be guaranteed sufficient autonomy to ensure that the police fulfil their vocation to uphold the rule of law.

Although Africa is no longer of prime strategic importance, is Africa not today, where the United Nations is concerned, its real challenge, I might even say its guilty conscience because of the Organization apos s underlying philosophy and vocation?

How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings, that publisheth peace . (The Holy Bible, Isaiah 52 7) The mention of feet alludes to the vocation for service. Let us celebrate these messengers of peace.

To this end, Putin has always resisted Ukraine s historic turn to the West, about which the EU itself has been standoffish in the past. The EU was prepared to recognize Ukraine s European vocation, but it did as little as it could to encourage this outcome.

But it retains the vocation and characteristics of a major power a rich culture and history, vast size, formidable nuclear capabilities, strong influence across Eurasia, and the capacity to be a spoiler in many conflicts. Any realistic grand bargain would have to account for this.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, obligatory primary school education is available free of charge to all full time students, while part time students who wish to complete their education or change their vocation have to pay the fees in accordance with the current fee schedule.

Instead, the vocation of Europe in the course of the twenty first century should be to become the lever of step by step inter continental convergence and unification. Europe must be reinvented for this purpose, and broadening the EMU s reach is the right place to start.

The prospect of EU membership is at the heart of EU policy in the western Balkans, where we are starting to show (for example in Bosnia Herzegovina) a dangerous disinclination to apply tough conditionality. We are committed to Ukraine s European vocation, but not to its EU membership.

Openness and effectiveness should be interrelated objectives for the Security Council. The actions of the Security Council and the General Assembly, and indeed the United Nations system as a whole, must be mutually reinforcing. Responsibilities may differ, but not the vocation as set out by the Charter.

As we stated last year, Italy remains firmly convinced that the United Nations cannot impose peace by waging war. The United Nations has neither the vocation nor the structure and resources to carry out peace enforcement operations. Instead, it should rely on regional organizations or coalitions of States that are better equipped to plan and implement these operations more successfully.

And, as with the older castes, there is no need for any qualification for the vocation birth alone is sufficient. Lack of vocational competence never barred Indians from remaining in their caste, and how well one performs in political office is, likewise, not a criterion for politicians to continue in positions of power.

Through courses in job seeking, training in computer use, and courses which allow one to get a certain vocation held in centers for training and prequalification, or in adequate regular or experimental schools through special projects for training and prequalification for a particular employment, prepared by enterprises and financed by public services.

Malta is endowed, like no other part of the region, with a heritage that pledges its vocation and commitment to be at the service of the Mediterranean community. 8. Malta believes that the perceived threats to stability, and thus to security, in the Mediterranean are more than before of a non military nature.

48. The reason that this damage has not been even greater and that Cuba apos s health indicators are as good as those of many developed countries is that the Cuban Government has made efforts to support this sector by allocating resources to public nutrition and health on a priority basis, and also that the people working in this field are well trained professionals with a humanitarian vocation.

We rightly thought that that ancient land of civilizations and convergence, the cradle of revealed religions that had always taught tolerance, would rediscover its age old vocation of stability, coexistence and cooperative partnership. We rightly thought that the aspirations of the people of Palestine for self determination and the building of their national State could finally be realized.

In addition, experience has shown and the tragic fate of the Rwandan refugees in the former Zaire has confirmed the fleeting nature of relief operations, which are limited to providing an ad hoc response to humanitarian needs arising from the emergency, and which have neither the aim nor the vocation to address the structural or other factors causing it.