Indeed, outspokenness was a hallmark of Wolfensohn s tenure.

Transparency has to remain a hallmark of our work.

Let us show an openness to fresh approaches and new ideas as a hallmark of our work.

The Middle East must no longer be a hallmark of intractable violence.

Transparency will remain a hallmark of the work of the 1540 Committee.

Another clause stresses accountability to one s peers, a hallmark of professional self regulation.

In a way, their rebellion is the hallmark of their Britishness or Frenchness.

And one of the hallmark voices of Iranian radio

A hallmark of the Sierra Leone conflict was the widespread abduction and use of children as soldiers, especially by the rebel group.

Jodhpur prospered under the peace and stability that were a hallmark of this era.

Such sharing is central to effective partnerships, now a hallmark of most modern Governments.

Following this hallmark, more than 200 reality shows then emerged.

Now, a hallmark of computer programs is just this kind of sensitivity to small changes.

Effective multilateralism is the hallmark of the European Union's external policy.

They've helped companies like Nestle, Febreze, Hallmark discover that brand personality.

This picture is the hallmark of censorship in the book record.

This kind of concern for the rights of all is a hallmark of Turkey s young generation.

Constitutional monarchy limited the scope for wasteful spending on luxurious court life (as well as on military adventure) the hallmark of early modern autocratic monarchy.

Diversity is a better guarantee of openness than even merit, and openness is the real hallmark of a liberal order.

Now I'm going to focus on cancer because angiogenesis is a hallmark of cancer, every type of cancer.

Now, I'm going to focus on cancer, because angiogenesis is a hallmark of cancer every type of cancer.

Fewer choices are sometimes the hallmark of maturity, and not only in politics.

We need the sort of courage that was the hallmark of Margaret Thatcher.

The increase in cross border movements of labour is a hallmark of globalization that has both benefits and costs.

The hallmark of this Convention has been the universal support that it has enjoyed.

People who call for greater transparency do not understand that complexity is the enemy of transparency, just as simplicity is the hallmark of trust.

Indeed, a hallmark of the Bush administration s violations of civil liberties is that many involve efforts to evade judicial review.

This constitutional approach limited the scope for wasteful spending on luxurious court life (as well as on military adventure), which had been the hallmark of early modern autocratic monarchy.

This does not mean that confrontation was the hallmark of the relationship between both orders.

And then this bubbling, this membrane bubbling, is the hallmark of apoptosis in this cell.

However, Malta shares with all other United Nations Members the legitimate expectation of transparency and objectivity as the hallmark of the Council apos s work.

At worst, the US might have become a more closed, suspicious country, retreating from the openness that has been its hallmark.

The hallmark of the landmine process was the way it combined field experience and political action.

The hallmark of the Year has been the involvement of the full spectrum of professional groups.

The first has to do with Romania's own record of making the regional dimension a hallmark of its long standing foreign policy and action, as well as with its experience in contributing to conflict management in our region.

So, when you feel like you are in on a secret, that is dramatic irony, a hallmark of all the great writers, from Shakespeare to Hitchcock.

Another clause stresses accountability to one s peers, a hallmark of professional self regulation. As for the ultimate objectives of the managerial profession, they are, as we have seen, nothing less than to create sustainable economic, social, and environmental prosperity worldwide.

Growing interconnectedness and interdependence, which is the hallmark of the new millennium, has been a major unifying force, bringing nations and civilizations ever closer.

Its commitment to the values of the United Nations can be measured daily, and its commitment to international cooperation stands as the hallmark of our partnerships with other nations.

This active and searching conversation, the hallmark of a democratic polity, is the best hope for better decisions by governments, both at home and abroad.

The dreams from his father were at an end, and he was left, as he only slowly realized, with the themeless pragmatism that has become the hallmark of his administration.

A constitutional approach limited the scope for wasteful spending on luxurious court life (and on military adventure), which had been the hallmark of early modern autocratic monarchy.

Recognizing with deep appreciation that Mr. Malloch Brown made the Millennium Development Goals the hallmark and centrepiece of all UNDP programmes,

Consensus building would be the hallmark of his term in office, not only among Member States, but also among his staff.

Channelling liability to a single entity, whether operator or owner, was the hallmark of strict liability regimes. Thus, some person other than the operator could be specially identified as liable, depending on the interests involved in respect of a particular hazardous activity.