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Fifty-five years.
And he reigned fifty-five years in Jerusalem.
Fifty-five years from the Vienna.
And he reigned fifty-five years in Jerusalem.
Fifty-five years ago our Organization arose from the ashes of war.
When he was writing here his novel"Joseph and His Brothers",Thomas Mann was fifty-five years old at that time.
Fifty five years ago an event took place which people could only have dreamed of happening!
One of the best-known employees at the Varsity was Erby Walker,who worked there for fifty-five years until he died in 2008.
Fifty-five years have elapsed since the adoption by the Assembly of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
But as the seminal act of the promulgation of the Universal Declaration fifty-five years ago has confirmed, simple acts can inaugurate powerful movements for change and improvement.
Fifty-five years later, the Mosque of Omar was constructed on the site where he prayed.
White, light and bright are the authentic expression of modernity, and for fifty-five years they have embodied the desire to reinterpret the world, the courage to show new ways, and the ambition to dress the living space.
Introducing one of Chinmoy's weightlifting exhibitions in 1999, Bill Pearl wrote:"Today you are going to see some amazing feats of strength that I myself- andI have been in the industry for fifty-five years- would not even attempt to perform.
Fifty-five years ago the United Nations was formed"to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war.
Lastly, he reaffirmed his Government's conviction that freedom of the press was a cornerstone of democracy. Fifty-five years after the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it still had not come to be universally applied.
Fifty-five years ago, the United Nations was created in order to fight for security, equality and the happiness of peoples.
Mr. Mushtaq(Pakistan) said that the reports before the Committee served as a grim reminder that, fifty-five years after the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the full realization of human rights still had not been achieved.
Fifty-five years later, when we observe that the will of the General Assembly is often not respected, it appears that we have lost our course.
Many people around the globe ask: Fifty-five years after the United Nations was established, has the world become a better place?
Fifty-five years ago, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights(General Assembly resolution 217 A(III)) had established that everyone had the right to education.
It was developed by Drs. John and Evelyn Billings of Australia fifty-five years ago(iii) and validated by Prof. Erik Odeblad(emeritus), a medical bio-physicist, and Professor James Brown,(iv)(v) world renowned for his research on estrogen and progesterone.
Fifty-five years ago the United Nations was formed as a global bulwark against armed conflict on a world scale, such as the Second World War.
Noting that it has been fifty-five years since the adoption of resolution 181(II) of 29 November 1947 and thirty-five years since the occupation of Palestinian territory, including East Jerusalem, in 1967.
Fifty-five years have passed since the creation of the United Nations, and during that period we have seen many auspicious as well as many worrying events.
Mr. Requeijo Gual(Cuba)(spoke in Spanish): Fifty-five years ago, when two thirds of humankind remained under the colonial yoke, this Assembly adopted by vote the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which became the basis for the subsequent development and codification of human rights.
Fifty-five years after the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, there are still many populations in the world unable to exercise their civil and political rights.
Fifty-five years ago, the principle of the universality of human rights was established in the Declaration, and the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action reaffirmed and expanded the concept.
Fifty-five years after its founding, and in the context of a radically different world than existed even a mere decade earlier, what kind of United Nations do Member States desire?
Fifty-five years ago, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights marked the beginning of the important work of the United Nations in codifying and developing international human rights law.