Are consonant with international human rights.

Nature is very consonant and conformable to her self.

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They like to listen to consonant melodies instead of dissonant melodies.

The fluid may slightly moisten the labial opening of the vagina, serving to make contact with this sensitive area more comfortable for the woman.

Here's what Newton himself said Nature is very consonant and conformable to her self.

Here, my thinking is consonant with much of what has been said from this rostrum.

New lending facilities could be created, with governance structures more consonant with the twenty first century.

In English, the 'x' in Mexico represents neither the original nor the current sound, but the consonant cluster .

For it is not consonant with the majesty of ( Allah ) Most Gracious that He should beget a son .

For it is not consonant with the majesty of ( Allah ) Most Gracious that He should beget a son .

Those statements are consonant with Singapore's own recent policies to better engage our youth in shaping our country's future.

Greater macroeconomic policy space to design and implement policies consonant with national socio economic and development priorities was needed.

This new initiative is consonant with a suggestion that my delegation put forward, and one that we heartily welcome.

To be receivable, the purposes of such donations have to be consonant with the goals of the Organization and its programmatic objectives.

The vigorous involvement of the community of nations in the pursuit of development must be consonant with the principle of State sovereignty.

Adopting this resolution by consensus was consonant with the new spirit of progress in the Middle East peace process, as reflected by recent dramatic breakthroughs.

Bahrain, which participated in that Conference, has endorsed such provisions of the Final Document as are consonant with the magnanimous Islamic law, our social values and our national legislation.

When the US tried to suppress the Bank s call for a more balanced intellectual property regime one more consonant with the interests of developing countries the Bank prevailed yet again.

Characteristics The main difference between Old High German and the West Germanic dialects from which it developed is that it underwent the Second Sound Shift or High German consonant shift.

In the context of the post cold war world, consideration of Taiwan apos s exceptional situation would be consonant with the objectives of justice embodied in the United Nations Charter.

This would make the work more interesting and more practical and would be consonant with the interests of the countries of Latin America indeed, of the international community as a whole.

These obligations, despite the emergence of difficulties which even led to modification of the time limits initially agreed on, have been fulfilled in a manner consonant with the provisions of the agreements.

This intention is fully consonant with the wishes expressed by the Assembly in the Final Document of its tenth special session, held from 23 May to 30 June 1978, to the effect

And it's the nationalism of an idea that essentially says you can endure differences of caste, creed, color, culture, cuisine, custom and costume, consonant, for that matter, and still rally around a consensus.

Maintaining that humans had no free will, Priestley argued that what he called philosophical necessity (akin to absolute determinism) is consonant with Christianity, a position based on his understanding of the natural world.

And it's the nationalism of an idea that essentially says you can endure differences of caste, creed, color, culture, cuisine, custom and costume, consonant, for that matter, and still rally around a consensus.

Therefore, it is a double challenge on the one hand, the need to keep adolescents in the educational system, and on the other, to create jobs for youth that are consonant with their skills.

The Council welcomes the independence of Eritrea and looks forward to establishing firm relations which are consonant with the historical links and will contribute to the strengthening of security and stability in the region.

Consistent with our active role in the Law of the Sea over the decades, we pledge to contribute towards making the Authority work effectively, efficiently and in a manner consonant with its agreed functions.

And, like de Gaulle, Putin has sought to rescue his country from humiliation and defeat by carving out a role consonant with popular feelings of national mission and pride, with national interest interpreted as sovereignty.

When used as a consonant, it often is replaced by the letter j , which originally, was simply an orthographic long i that was used in initial positions and when it occurred between two other vowels.

We have supported, as an initial step, a study in greater depth of the idea of measuring the real capacity to pay, with a view to setting fair parameters consonant with the real situation of every State.

In this regard, Israel should now actively pursue negotiations which would bring about Israeli withdrawal from the occupied Syrian Golan Heights as well as from other occupied Arab territories, consonant with the various resolutions of the United Nations.

We believe that the urgent and important tasks entrusted to the Conference would be properly addressed if it were made more representative by means of a geographically equitable expansion of its membership, consonant with the growth of our Organization.

It also raises the question as to whether the exclusive exercise of the veto power by the five permanent members is consonant with the expectations of equity and the principle of the sovereign equality of all States under the Charter.

UNCTAD's activities in favour of Africa are generally consonant with the requirements arising from NEPAD as described in paragraph 3 (a) (f) of document TD B EX(35) 2 presented to the thirty fifth executive session of the Trade and Development Board.

The United Nations is no longer a world Organization capable of resolving the problems and addressing the crises which beset many countries and peoples of the world in a manner that is consonant with the objectives and principles of its own Charter.

We also think that it is necessary that humanitarian assistance be provided in a manner fully consonant with the principles of humaneness, neutrality and other guiding principles that have been agreed to and are contained in the annex to resolution 46 182.

All of us, as Members of the Organization, have a responsibility to ensure that the assessed contributions are paid on time and that the budget of the Organization is consonant with the demands and the responsibilities that the general membership puts on it.

It should be recalled that since 17 July 1976 the process of decolonization was completed when the East Timorese peoples themselves, consonant with their own historical and cultural traditions, exercised their right to self determination and opted for independence, to integration with the Republic of Indonesia.

For that reason, we must stress the need for the Council apos s role to be consonant with its mandate as set out in the Charter so that there may not be any infringement on the competence and authority of the General Assembly and its subsidiary organs.

The Council will enable representatives of different political organizations to participate in South Africa apos s first broad based, multiracial governing body, which will oversee the functioning and decisions of the Government to ensure that they are consonant with the goal of free and fair elections.

Although there has been no response on the part of those concerned to those proposals, which were consonant with international law, Libya has continued to cooperate and has demonstrated continuous readiness to solve this problem and to end the unjust sanctions imposed on the Libyan people.

Furthermore, their conclusions should be adopted by consensus while taking care to ensure that that mechanism is not a substitute for the veto or a kind of strait jacket which would impede the taking of decisions which would be consonant with the spirit and letter of the Charter.