His resolute voice echoed in the room.

Those strict criteria echoed the polluter pays principle.

These views were echoed by the representative of Cuba.

This policy, which was often echoed by the local population, raised difficult questions about the best interests of those children for whom family tracing was impossible.

Such findings have been echoed in multiple settings around the world.

And in Washington heated words echoed through the Halls of Congress.

We hope that our thoughts will be more widely echoed within the United Nations.

The blood veins in our hands echoed a course of water traces on the Earth.

The commentators echoed the concern about too many repetitious and formal statements in Council debates.

Local commentators have echoed those concerns. We address them seriatim in the paragraphs that follow.

Those requests echoed his own previous request with regard to the treatment of permanent representatives.

The need to accelerate the pace of reaching the ODA target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income was stated emphatically and echoed by many speakers.

Mutko's words echoed those of Vitaly Smirnov, the head of Russia's Independent Public Anti Doping Commission.

His brother Yacobus echoed the view that people in Paniai are fearful of discussing the incident.

Lastly, she echoed the concerns of previous speakers about the dangers of confusing equality and equity.

Several delegates echoed the High Commissioner's own words that asylum is a central tenet of democracy .

The representatives of Chile, Denmark and the Netherlands and the observer for Switzerland echoed these views.

The representative of China echoed earlier views on the need for enhanced technical assistance in favour of LDCs.

Several participants echoed the statement of the Secretary General sharing the view that pervasive poverty could be defeated.

In a number of developing countries, the proliferation of small arms and light weapons was also linked to poverty, which was the origin of demands sometimes echoed by political movements determined to promote their agenda at all cost.

The image reminded me of a cave painting, and echoed how primitive we still are in so many ways.

He echoed those who had urged Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions.

The aims and aspirations of the Bali Strategic Plan are echoed in the outcome document of the 2005 World Summit.

The views of the Committee are echoed in paragraphs 8 and 9 of the Secretary General s report (A 52 823).

In the course of this study, it was established, and echoed by Dr. O. Ezekwesili, that openness, transparency, information, competition, sanctions, incentives, clear rules and regulations that are strictly enforced are enemies of corruption .

That stark message was echoed by the Millennium Project, which declared that integrating the principles and practices of environmental sustainability into country policies and planning programmes is therefore key to successful poverty reduction strategies.

Mr. Al Enezi (Kuwait) echoed the question raised by the representative of Brazil regarding the distinction between nationals and non nationals.

9. Mr. Skjønsberg (Norway) said that his delegation echoed a number of the observations made on behalf of the European Union.

And, as our colleague from Venezuela rightly stated and as you echoed, the parts of the package were agreed on different dates.

The observer for Amnesty International echoed these views and suggested that the full implications of such a proposal needed to be considered.

He echoed the views of the Secretary of CCAQ, citing problems which had arisen, inter alia, concerning gender and work life issues.

38. In response to these queries Mr. Boullé again pointed out the necessity in maintaining a process that was flexible and allowed for improvisation, when necessary, a point echoed by the IASC Coordinator in his comments.

ECOWAS echoed this statement a few days later, stating that it fully shares the views expressed by the UN Secretary General, Kofi Annan .

This observation has been echoed by donors, who acknowledge that State structures are inefficient and propose the creation of units to replace them.

In the area controlled by AFDL, ICRC complained on 10 December of encountering difficulties when entering the camps, a complaint echoed by humanitarian NGOs.

Tell that to a colleague here in Nairobi who was trapped in the mall for five hours as gunfire echoed all around. She emerged unharmed to find that two members of her family were dead and a third wounded.

These principles are generally echoed in article 1 of the Act of 29 July 1991, which states that the purpose of the education system is to

Most delegates indicated that fraud was a serious concern for their Governments and many echoed the concerns raised in the course of the work of UNCITRAL to the effect that the problem was rapidly expanding, as regards both the range of frauds being committed and their geographical scope and diversity.

Recently, particularly in the aftermath of our urban clean up operation, popularly known at home as Operation Murambatsvina, or Operation Restore Order, the familiar noises re echoed from the same malicious prophets of doom claiming that there was a humanitarian crisis in Zimbabwe.

That aspiration had been captured in the Millennium Declaration and the Monterrey Consensus and echoed in the Ministerial Meeting of Doha and by the Bretton Woods Institutions (BWIs).

(13) The Committee is concerned about manifestations of hate speech and intolerance in the public domain which are occasionally echoed by certain media in the State party (art.

The World Conference recommendation concerning the provision of additional resources to the United Nations Voluntary Fund for the Victims of Torture has been echoed by the international community.

Yes. May I thank you four ladies very much for the hard work you've done this year, and I'm sure my gratitude is echoed here by Mr. Ljubov.

The Quartet echoed this appeal, when it stated on 20 September 2005 that it urges the Palestinian Authority to maintain law and order and dismantle terrorist capabilities and infrastructure .

Mandate holders echoed the Chairperson's call for mandate holders to be selected on the basis of independence, expertise and impartiality alone, which would exclude Government officials from being eligible.