However, this prospect is marred by other concerns.

Yet Mbeki s achievement is severely marred by two failures.

The negotiating process has been marred by incessant political violence.

China was marred in Civil Wars, dismembered by foreign aggression!

Already the euphoria over the agreement has been marred by violence and destruction.

Political transitions were marred by violence in some African countries, prompting good offices efforts by the United Nations and others to prevent disputes from escalating into armed conflicts.

Those preparations were marred by violent incidents, many of them arising from internal disagreements within the Fatah party concerning the composition of the party's lists.

Ethnic violence marred the 1997 election as well.

We know that the negotiating process has often been marred by an upsurge in political violence.

Europe has moved beyond an order dictated by the logic of power and a system marred by animosity and strife.

Here is himself, marred, as you see, with traitors.

(Marred is a Yorkshire word and means spoiled and pettish.)

Similarly, in Kenya, President Mwai Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga signed a power sharing agreement following elections in January 2008 that were marred by widespread irregularity, violence, and destruction.

That positive momentum was marred by a large scale Abkhaz military exercise the largest in the post war period.

On the contrary, recent euphoria has been marred by violence and bloodshed, exposing the fragility of the peace settlement.

Independence Day in Kazakhstan has been marred by violence in the past in 2011, more than a dozen protesters were killed in a confrontation with police in the city of Zhanaozen.

Like as many were astonished at you (his appearance was marred more than any man, and his form more than the sons of men),

As many were astonied at thee his visage was so marred more than any man, and his form more than the sons of men

Even all these months in the dungeon... have not marred your beauty.

On the contrary, it expected that negotiations for an acceptable political settlement would continue to be marred by conflict and political deadlock.

These three agreed to form a Presidential Council after violence marred the 1970 elections.

The efforts to attract FDI are, more often than not, marred by the conspicuous absence of a vibrant domestic investment base in developing countries.

As is well known, the current international transition has been marred by the resurgence of extremely nationalistic trends and pronounced ethnic and religious intolerance.

A more marred looking young one I never saw in my life, Mrs. Medlock thought.

Sunshine from Iraq shares with us here experience with Eid, marred by the fear of explosions, bombings and concern about near and dear ones dying.

According to the attorney who represented one of the victims, most of these women come from families marred by incest, alcohol abuse, and parental suicide.

He remains undaunted by the complexities of the problems he faces as the world apos s chief diplomat and peacemaker in an era marred by the continuing absence of peace.

The run up to the G 20 s summit in Seoul was marred by a series of currency controversies, bringing international monetary reform to the fore.

Marred by an ongoing civil war for ten years, Somalia didn't overlook the development of its economy, starting with telecommunications, a sector with millions of subscribers.

He hoped that issues before it would no longer be marred by one sided political agendas, and that it could return to productive methods of work.

In December 2004, the security situation in Monrovia was marred by large demonstrations of students from the Monrovia Consolidated School System protesting the closure of schools.

We take great satisfaction in the fact that, contrary to our concern, little violence marred the election.

Ultimately, our progress depends on the resolve of everyone to transform the lives of the 1.5 billion people whose lives are marred by violence, conflict, and insecurity.

The Central African Republic has been marred by conflict since 2012 when the Muslim faction Seleka and the Anti Balaka began warring over control of the territory.

Relations between India and Pakistan are still marred by their dispute over Jammu and Kashmir, one of the oldest unresolved conflicts still on the United Nations agenda.

The preparatory work at The Hague, which has otherwise moved forward smoothly, has been marred by difficulties in arriving at solutions on some significant and contentious issues.

Indeed it was Platini who scored the winning goal in the 1985 European Cup final against Liverpool, however this was marred by a tragedy which changed European football.

Those talks ended up with progress on several crucial fronts, such as getting developed and developing countries to jointly agree on emissions targets for the first time, but were marred by scenes of chaos in the final hours and bitter recriminations among governments.

We made clear our reservations with respect to the text of the outcome document, whose adoption was marred by a lack of transparency and by manipulation on the part of certain very powerful delegations.

The credit goes to the man in the arena whose face is marred with dust and blood and sweat.

In his foreign policy, too, Sarkozy seems to combine the right intuitions with the wrong tactics that is, when his entire strategy is not marred by the pursuit of contradictory objectives.

Moreover, the continued record of general progress of UNOSOM II throughout most of Somalia was seriously marred by the incidents that had taken place between 5 June and 3 October 1993.

Even though it has democratized some of its local decision making, the Chinese Communist Party maintains a tight grip on national politics and the human rights picture is marred by frequent abuses.

NAIROBI As Kenya approaches its general election on March 4, memories of the bloodshed that marred the controversial 2007 presidential election remain fresh.

But my joyful period was marred by solemn and morbid thoughts thoughts of walking through the prison's high security death row, as this was the only route to take me to the makeshift operating room.