as eloquently stated in the Charter itself.

He spoke from the heart and very eloquently.

The Secretary General has addressed himself to this situation eloquently.

At the end of the post, Eman eloquently rests her case

Dorian Gray had never heard the praise of folly so eloquently expressed.

like global warming, as we heard so eloquently last night from Al Gore.

The first delegations of this country to the Organization perhaps expressed it more eloquently.

The recent attacks in London and Sharm el Sheikh attest eloquently to that fact.

And I think that the argument can't be put any more eloquently than that.

5. It is worth noting that the Charter of the United Nations eloquently stresses that

But there is an alternative. It has been set out eloquently and persuasively in Charter 08.

As Ambassador Luis Alfonso de Alba eloquently said earlier this week, a valuable opportunity has been lost.

The report eloquently describes the urgent need for increased multilateral assistance for Rwanda from the international community.

Abubakr Al Samahi eloquently expressed the feeling of many Yemenis in his piece in al Araby al Jadeed

Once again, the commitment to assist Haiti in its process of democratic transition has been most eloquently demonstrated.

The statement of purposes and principles within the very first provisions of the Charter eloquently attests to this.

And none more eloquently than this lonely pillar in a desolate pass some 200 miles north of modern Athens.

Pakistan fully supports the introductory statement made so eloquently on behalf of the sponsors by Ambassador Allan Rock of Canada.

It speaks so eloquently to the problem. 'I'm writing a book on magic,' I explain, and I'm asked, 'Real magic?'

My father spoke calmly, eloquently, in the pitch dark of besieged Gaza, with only the fire of Israeli bombs illuminating his world.

Bono spoke very eloquently, that we have the tools, for the first time, to address age old problems of disease and poverty.

Previous speakers have eloquently described all the Millennium Development Goals, the hopes invested in them, and their aspirations to achieve the desired results.

As Mr. Nelson Mandela eloquently told the Special Committee against Apartheid last Friday, historic advances towards democracy in South Africa have been achieved.

The wide diversity of their representation truly reflects the universal nature of human rights and freedoms so eloquently described in the Vienna Declaration.

I mean, the Pointer Sisters said it most eloquently, didn't they, when they sang the praises of a lover with a slow hand.

The people of Kashmir have spoken eloquently, as far as they can, to express their wishes about which country they wish to belong to.

Furthermore, the numerous attacks launched by the Israeli Army in the north of that zone underline again, and eloquently, the failure of this concept.

We the peoples of the United Nations as the Charter so eloquently refers to humanity deserve to be free from the scourge of self destruction.

Over and above those aspects that have been so eloquently stressed by the previous speakers, there is another, which seems to be very serious indeed.

Many delegations have eloquently offered their considered views on the importance of the reform of the Security Council, which this draft resolution is designed to accomplish.

And this was very eloquently argued at TED Africa that all of the aid that's been given has completely failed to put Africa onto its own two feet.

This is the pernicious victimization narrative still very popular in universities across Latin America the late Venezuelan journalist Carlos Rangel eloquently refuted in books such asThe Third World Ideology.

The Commission, in my view, eloquently and powerfully argues that referral to the ICC is the best means by which to halt ongoing violations and to prevent future ones.

We should study them with the same intensity that we study all the other important natural phenomena, like global warming, as we heard so eloquently last night from Al Gore.

The Chairman of the African Group this morning very eloquently introduced to the Assembly draft resolution A 49 L.17 Rev.1, and I am grateful to him for that.

When I said earlier, to try and tell a story from the inside out, versus the outside in part of what Chris said so eloquently in his introduction is this melding.

To the democracies of the West, we say we expected your help in confronting fascism and aggression because we were defending the very principles and human rights that you so eloquently advocate.

With the end of the confrontation between two super Power blocs, the goal of quot the organized common peace quot , of which President Woodrow Wilson spoke so eloquently three generations ago, presents itself.

Those numbers speak eloquently to the need for justice, and they do not even include the 54 billion worth of direct damage caused by sabotage and terrorist actions incited and financed from United States territory.

One such possibility has been eloquently demonstrated in recent days by the hopeful development of a peaceful future in the Middle East thanks to the courage of the Israelis, the Palestinians and the Arab countries.

The development of sport, as was already stated so eloquently here by Ambassador Young, means a genuine preparation for dialogue among human beings. Sport is the proper arena for the exercise of an active universalism.

But, while the FCIC Republicans write eloquently, do they have any evidence to back up their assertions? Are poor people in the US responsible for causing the most severe global crisis in more than a generation?

He introduced draft resolution A 49 L.46 and eloquently advocated respect for the Olympic Truce, which it is hoped will be observed during the Centennial Olympic summer Games to be held in Atlanta in 1996.

All those facts and realities eloquently demonstrate that the draft resolution, even if it is adopted with majority support in the Assembly, would not carry the lofty authority and legitimacy of a resolution of the General Assembly.

As can be seen, for us an anticipatory design for the Security Council is intimately related I should like to say, complementary to the preventive diplomacy so eloquently advocated by Mr. Boutros Boutros Ghali, our Secretary General.