It would also demonstrate unambiguously that the United Nations had taken an uncompromising stance against terrorism.

The protests, the marches, the uncompromising position that women's rights are human rights, full stop.

In our uncompromising struggle against corruption we are committed to using the internationally accepted mechanisms.

That they share the same life stance and membership in a life stance organization does not change this situation.

2.2 At the same time, pupils so exempted had the right to participate in a non denominational alternative life stance subject life stance knowledge .

The two reports are uncompromising and clear sighted in their description of the implementation of NEPAD and the conflicts in Africa.

The market s verdict is likely to be uncompromising. As Oscar Wilde said Fool me once, shame on you fool me twice, shame on me.

The results of the Fourth World Conference on Women had been achieved by women who had displayed uncompromising strength and solidarity, undaunted by setbacks.

Hence, we need a stance of problem fixing, not just problem avoidance.

3.1 Unn and Ben Leirvåg have a non religious humanist life stance.

6.2 Kevin did not start school with a fully developed life stance.

The adoption of a common stance by neighbouring States is especially critical.

A number of pupils thus participated in neither the Christianity nor life stance subjects.

I commend the constructive stance by the new Iraqi authorities in this humanitarian matter.

The representative of Germany has lately taken an inappropriate stance with respect to Algeria's position.

It is crucial to re evaluate our stance on arms control, disarmament and non proliferation.

It requires a lot of time, continuous effort, uncompromising integrity, appropriate funding and material support, and unwavering commitment. Proposed scientific advances require careful validation and replication by independent scientists.

The US stance has drawn backlash from Germany, which has reaffirmed its commitment to the project.

Pandering to Israel s uncompromising policies may be the easiest way for America s Democratic president to avoid trouble in an election year. Obama certainly needs all the friends he can get.

Israel remains committed to advancing the peace process, but it will not and cannot tolerate an absence of genuine and uncompromising Palestinian efforts to fully eradicate the Palestinian terrorist campaign.

The exemption arrangement stigmatises in that it obliges the authors to state which segments of the CKREE subject are problematic in relation to their own life stance, which in turn will appear as a deviation from the commonly held life stance.

Armenia's intransigence and non cooperative stance in this respect inevitably cloud bilateral relations between the two countries.

Mr. REYES RODRIGUEZ (Cuba) deplored the unconstructive stance of the United States delegation on the draft resolution.

This stance was further developed by a December 1996 resolution of the Hungarian Parliament on the subject.

This stance clearly illustrates the difficulties that arise in trying to delimit the various types of participation.

Therefore, the compulsory CKREE subject represents a violation of the authors' rights to display an independent life stance.

Cuba wished to acknowledge New Zealand's cooperative and open stance and urged other administering Powers to follow that example.

Her delegation urged the international community to adopt a stronger stance on Israel's illegal policies against the Palestinian people.

The life stance they believe in is only represented by small fragments and totally without a whole and consistence.

We're looking for images that shine an uncompromising light on crucial issues, images that transcend borders, that transcend religions, images that provoke us to step up and do something in other words, to act.

A passing knowledge of historical trends might have made for a more cautionary stance see O Rourke and Williamson, 1999.

He regretted that the European Union, in its resolution, had decided to join the confrontational stance of the United States.

We fully endorse the G 21's stance that nuclear disarmament is the highest priority for the Conference on Disarmament.

We would like also to urge all Member States to take the same stance as they have in the past.

This stance was further developed by a corresponding resolution of my country apos s National Assembly adopted in December 1996.

This is an idea that we got from a fellow TEDster here, Dan Dennett, who talked about taking the intentional stance.

The statement this week further discloses the dangerous stance of this United Nations Member State against another United Nations Member State.

They did not wish to see their daughter participate in CKREE classes, where textbooks are in conflict with their life stance.

It is hard to see these as objections rather, they are notifications of provisional non acceptance associated with a waiting stance.

7.7 In relation to the children, it is submitted their right to choose and hold a religion or life stance of their own is violated, in that the compulsory CKREE subject forces them to participate in a learning process that includes indoctrination into the direction of a religious Christian life stance.

Such a firm stance by the Security Council was expressed by the adoption of resolution 1612 (2005) on children and armed conflict.

According to international observers, the election of Mr. Radisic is likely to facilitate the working of the joint institutions and will constitute a dramatic change from his predecessor, Mr. Krajisnik, who was a hardliner and an uncompromising obstructionist.

We also view it as a vindication of his stance to maintain the independence, objectivity and impartiality of the work of the Agency.

By and large, the survey indicated that the domestic violence investigators have a more positive stance towards battered women than the patrol officers.

This implies that the parents' life stance forms the basis for the evaluation of the exemption, in particular during the early school years.