You know? You imprint them.

The imprint of a foot.

It tells us what to imprint.

I think I understand. You see the imprint?

But imperial fatigue after Iraq and Afghanistan has left its imprint.

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

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.

We gathered in Cairo to take decisions that will leave our imprint on history.

NB We have helped create a clothing workshop where women imprint an indigo dye on fabrics.

52. As a general rule, the United Nations publishes official records and well established recurrent publications under its own imprint.

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

127. During 1993, 10 books were published under UNU apos s imprint and 16 books were issued through specific co publishing arrangements.

Ten books were published under the UNU apos s imprint in 1993 16 additional books were issued through specific co publishing arrangements.

But the most lasting imprint they could leave is to give the International Monetary Fund a broader mandate after this crisis is over.

38. During the period, the University published 40 books, including those under the UNU Press imprint and those issued through co publishing arrangements.

That's when you start to imprint on the child that you are special, you are different from every other child in the world.

We will now see how Hu uses that framework and thus what imprint he leaves on the bilateral relationship in meeting the current challenges.

Hesitant to leave a large imprint in their wake, some ministries have no budgets, and ministers are reluctant to sign deals with foreign firms.

Mr. PONCE (Ecuador) (interpretation from Spanish) African migrations have enriched Latin America and the Caribbean and have left an indelible imprint on our culture.

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.

The most remarkable human imprint on this planet visible to the human eye from outer space is said to be the Great Wall of China.

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.

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.

The decolonization process gathered momentum following the adoption of the historic Declaration on 14 December 1960, and its aftermath has left an indelible imprint on international relations.

The war apos s aftermath left its imprint not only on the United Nations Charter, but also on the rules that govern its work and its structure.

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

His time at the United Nations was brief, but he left a profound imprint reflecting the capabilities of Lebanese diplomacy. He always defended his country, his region and the world.

And I watched my own young grandchildren now come along and they're, much to the distress of my children, they are acting just like we did. You know? You imprint them.

It is time now, therefore, for the international political process to take over and place the firm imprint of its political will and commitment on a far reaching and visionary Agenda for Development.

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.

Outside Dobruja, the relatively small presence of Albanian Muslims also left a cultural imprint in 1921, the first translation of the Qur'an into the Albanian language was completed by Ilo Mitke Qafëzezi in the Wallachian city of Ploiești.

It was therefore natural that the effects of that war apos s aftermath left their imprint not only on the United Nations Charter but also on the rules that govern its work as well as on its structure.

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.

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.

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.

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.

22. The 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights 7 and the two 1966 International Covenants on Human Rights 8 have not been in vain the Tribunal bears the strong imprint of the human rights problématique of the post 1945 period.

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.

Opening markets to greater competition and rebalancing the roles of government and markets is the most promising strategy to achieve high income status in the coming decades. It would be hard to find a better framework for Xi and Li as they put their imprint on China s economic policy.