In Mexico all discrimination professed on grounds of

The third professed religion more is the Zion with 17.5 .

Moreover, over 80 per cent of the population professed Islam.

I'm sure that Henry would never have professed one thing and practised another.

However, we regret to note that terrorists have professed a desire to obtain such dangerous weapons.

She also professed willingness to allow a Swedish official, such as a senior police officer or prosecutor, to assist.

Furthermore, these and other countries modernization activities cannot be reconciled with their professed support for a world free of nuclear weapons.

And on the day when We will resurrect everyone together , then say to the polytheists , Where are those partners ( your false deities ) whom you professed ?

And on the day when We will resurrect everyone together , then say to the polytheists , Where are those partners ( your false deities ) whom you professed ?

Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also called, and hast professed a good profession before many witnesses.

They accepted the four Gospels, fourteen Epistles of Paul, the three Epistles of John, James, Jude, and an Epistle to the Laodiceans, which they professed to have.

It was disconcerting that the Minister of Labour professed not to know the reasons for that disparity or what government measures had been taken to eliminate it.

Similarly, a 2005 survey found that 59 of self professed conservative Republicans rejected any theory of evolution, while 67 of liberal Democrats accepted some version of evolutionary theory.

Youth organizations were proliferating, some of which received financial support from political parties xenophobic attitudes were rife, and a significant percentage of the population professed anti Semitic ideas.

This is the latest in a series of obstructive actions taken since the summer of 2002 and belies the frequently professed acceptance by Ethiopia of the Delimitation Decision.

Despite a professed commitment to land reform by Governments and international donor agencies, the impetus for redistributive land reforms has been all but lost over the past two decades.

Lauded by a substantial part of the Malian population and many outside observers, the military intervention diverts, however, from the non interventionist line professed by French President Hollande in Africa.

Whiles by the experiment of this ministration they glorify God for your professed subjection unto the gospel of Christ, and for your liberal distribution unto them, and unto all men

Throughout the trial, Bo flatly denied most of the corruption charges, often professed ignorance of the facts, and claimed to be unable to recall any details of the matters in question.

Moreover, they also run counter to the principles of democracy, freedom, the rule of law and human rights and will never achieve the professed policy objectives for which they were imposed.

In the diocese of Saint John, for example, there were some 160 Catholic schools operating by 1871, many staffed by professed religious, with a significant minority of them offering instruction in French.

Religious proselytization was prohibited under Uzbekistan's laws on freedom of conscience and religion, because Uzbeks professed 14 different religions, and an open appeal to adopt another faith could lead to inter ethnic tensions.

But as long as it continues to hold and abuse prisoners without giving them a fair trial, America s professed ideals will continue to sound to the rest of the world like the deepest hypocrisy.

In the assessment of the Commission, this is the latest in a series of obstructive actions taken since the summer of 2002, which belies the frequently professed acceptance by Ethiopia of the delimitation decision.

Guatemalans have suffered in their own flesh the maelstrom of violence that afflicted our country merely because some people professed contrary views, held different beliefs or belonged to a different ethnic or social group.

Such beliefs, traditions or practices have no foundation or roots in religion, in letter or in spirit, and more often than not they contradict the very norms and values professed and advocated by different religions.

In China, and other remaining areas of Asian authoritarianism, it has become customary, even among some self professed liberals, to argue that democracy may be fine for Europeans and Americans, but is unsuited to Asian conditions.

Members of the Committee stressed that ethnic monitoring in the Islamic Republic of Iran would be a way of assessing whether the State party apos s professed policy of ensuring racial respect was being implemented in practice.

Mousavi s campaign, and its aftermath, showed clearly that those who professed to see no difference between the candidates, except in style and presentation, were wrong even if the election was rigged, the voices of opposition to clerical authoritarianism were heard.

Expectedly, there has been the outpouring of relief over the prospects for peace generated by the Pretoria Agreement but the international community must sustain its pressure on all the Ivorian political actors to abide in good faith by their professed commitment.

of its professed acceptance of the peace plan advanced by the Contact Group, the authorities in Belgrade refuse to recognize the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as the other successor States of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

That ideology, which was publicly professed by the public authorities more precisely, by the National Revolutionary Movement for Development (MRND) and the Coalition for the Defence of the Republic (CDR) parties of the late President Habyarimana cleared the way for genocide.

OIOS also noted that there is a mobility policy which supposedly guides the deployment of staff with a view to enhancing their field exposure. However, in practice it does not appear to be functional, as most subregional office staff professed no knowledge of it.

In concluding, he stated that the task of the Board should be a positive one to chart a new course, to encourage and foster reconciliation and above all to use the instruments at its disposal to make a contribution worthy of the values it professed.

Keynes begged the policymakers of his time to ignore the austere and puritanical souls who argue for what they politely call a prolonged liquidation to put us right, and professed that he could not understand how universal bankruptcy can do any good or bring us nearer to prosperity.

For all the finger pointing at Wilders, just because Breivik professed to admire him, the acts of a deranged killer, others caution, should not be used to discredit what he stands for. After all, there is nothing irrational, or murderous, about claiming that multiculturalism is a flawed ideal, or that Islam conflicts with modern Western European views of gender equality or gay rights, or that mass immigration will cause serious social conflicts.