The imprint of the lock.

We need an imprint of the lock.

It tells us what to imprint.

I think I understand. You see the imprint?

You see, for the first time, an imprint on the global level.

The imprint of a man who had been burned inside his own home.

One early form left an imprint, like it died only yesterday.

But, wherever you watch it, i think it will leave its imprint.

His time at the United Nations was brief, but he left a profound imprint reflecting the capabilities of Lebanese diplomacy.

Forensic evidence showed that an imprint of a bullet in the warehouse door was of a different calibre to the police weapons.

23.28 A fourth objective will be to continue to provide map making, map reference and geographical information services in support of substantive activities of the Secretariat, as well as editorial control services for all map issuances under the United Nations imprint system wide.

These predictions are in excellent agreement with observations by the WMAP satellite of the cosmic microwave background, which is an imprint of the very early universe.

176. Over the past five years the important political, economic and social changes occurring in Bulgaria have inevitably left their imprint on the nourishment of the population. In particular

Each individual and each clan was defined by a specific relationship to a valley, a hill, the sea or the mouth of a river, and each of these kept the imprint of other families that had lived there.

It is the place where writing was invented, the first legislation was drafted and the human spirit and will established great civilizations, the influence of which spread around the world and left its own distinctive imprint on the history of humanity.

The imprint of that leadership is certainly on the macroeconomic and institutional reforms undertaken in many countries during the last decade and on the adoption of the national, regional, and international anti corruption initiatives and public service charters mentioned previously.

This high school dropout died at the age of 82, a formidable intellectual, cofounder and first CEO of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and founder of Schocken Books, an acclaimed imprint that was later acquired by Random House.

Even this chair that you have to open up and then sit on so that it takes your imprint, all the way to this beautiful series of objects that are considered design by Ana Mir in Barcelona.

There is no question that such a framework has already been established in relations with the US. We will now see how Hu uses that framework and thus what imprint he leaves on the bilateral relationship in meeting the current challenges.

Three centuries of racial intermingling have led to an African imprint on all the regions of our country, throughout which our people's faces reveal, in an indivisible mixture, their African and indigenous ancestry along with their Spanish genetic and cultural inheritance.

In other developments, scientists analyzing data from the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory (CGRO), which was launched in April 1991, found new evidence that gamma ray bursts extend into the far reaches of the universe and thus bear an imprint of the universe apos s expansion.

But what might Syria want? Like most Arabs, Bashar Al Assad views Israel from the perspective of pan Arab anguish at Palestinian dispossession, but also sees a chance to use the Palestinians to strengthen his regime s power by putting his own imprint on any settlement.

It was built on the ashes of the Second World War. The bitter experiences of that war left their imprint on the Charter, the rules that govern its work and its structure. To its credit, this Organization has helped bring peace, prosperity and hope to millions of people around the globe.

Under the cannon, under the cannon.

However, we believe that the extremely broad scope of his responsibilities may have made it easier for the Secretariat's bureaucrats and experts to leave on the report the deep imprint of those Powers that are interested in maintaining the unjust and anti democratic order created by the most powerful to the detriment of the vast majority of the Members of the United Nations.

Car under your wife's name, the summerhouse under mine...

In... under, under.

All cultures impose on their members ideas about who they are, how they came to be, and where they fit in socially. For example, pre modern Europe believed that a woman who had sex before marriage might carry the imprint of her lover within her, so that her child born in wedlock would resemble the earlier lover, rather than the husband.

Under the Import Export schedule these fall under restricted items.

The 10 posts proposed for abolition include one under subprogramme 2, two under subprogramme 9, one under subprogramme 10 and six under programme support.

10. The unutilized balance of 702,000 under this heading consisted of 362,100 under helicopter operations, 6,600 under fixed wing aircraft, 250,000 under aircrew subsistence allowance and 83,300 under other air operation costs.

The acceleration of US economic growth in the late 1990's posed a puzzle for those of us who looked across the Atlantic at Western Europe where was Europe's new economy ? We could see it in Scandinavia, and in scattered pockets elsewhere, but the strong imprint of improved computer and communications technologies on the growth rates of output and productivity economy wide seemed to be missing.

ANKARA Turkey put its imprint as one of the most influential countries not only on 2010, but on the first decade of the third millennium. At the start of the new decade, too, Turkey s geopolitical position, rich historical heritage, cultural depth, well educated young population, ever strengthening democracy, growing economy, and constructive foreign policy make it an indispensable country in a world transformed by rapid globalization.

Under the Stairs

Under the tablecloth.

Under the log.

Under the trees!

Under the circumstances...

How many Chinese troops are serving under the blue beret, serving under the blue flag, serving under the U.N. command in the world today?

He shall subdue the people under us, and the nations under our feet.

He shall subdue the people under us, and the nations under our feet.

The activities under the industry and technology subprogramme were subsumed under other subprogrammes.

a The Under Secretary General post is funded under section 14, Environment.

2. The unutilized balance of 5,486,200 under this heading resulted from the reduced requirement of 729,500 under civilian police, 4,500,300 under international and local staff and 256,400 under United Nations Volunteers.

The Committee's work under article 20 of the Convention continued during the period under review.