Examples of using Eloquent example in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Special Court for Sierra Leone is an eloquent example of this.
A few eloquent examples will suffice to illustrate my observations.
The peace process in Central America is an eloquent example of this.
Let me recall a very eloquent example for the situation we are facing today.
The distressing events in East Timor are another eloquent example of this.
This single, but eloquent, example attests to the value of established cooperation between our two organizations.
Mexico ' s participation in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperationforum-- in which we have participated since 1993-- is another eloquent example of our international activism.
The Lusaka peace talks provide an eloquent example of international cooperation for peaceful conflict resolution.
The objection by the Netherlands to the reservation formulated by the United States of America to the International Covenant on Civil andPolitical Rights is a particularly eloquent example.
An eloquent example of the upheaval brought about by the dramatic changes in Europe is the situation in the former Yugoslavia.
The Rio + 5conference held this past March was an eloquent example of the positive action of the non-governmental organizations on environmental issues.
An eloquent example is the percentage of" Yugoslavs" in the ethnically Bulgarian municipality of Dimitrovgrad(22 per cent in 1991) which is the highest in the whole territory of the Republic of Serbia.
The Bakassi Peninsula case demonstrates that conflict prevention can work andprovides an eloquent example of how countries can resolve disputes peacefully, utilizing the resources of the United Nations.
One eloquent example is that, 40 years after the triumph of the Revolution, 53,000 women are taking courses at all levels of adult education.
The Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea andthe Republic of Korea have shown us all a very eloquent example of the fact that even the most complex and sensitive issues in relations between States can be resolved at the negotiating table.
It is an eloquent example of the absurd will to impose imperial designs on sovereign and independent countries in the conduct of their own international and trade relations.
The beneficial role of United Nations preventive diplomacy, demonstrated these past years, as well as the new approaches regarding humanitarian aid, peacekeeping and post-conflict reconstruction,are eloquent examples of the usefulness of joint, coordinated action at the global level.
The condemnation of the apartheid regime is an eloquent example of how the United Nations can actively help in bringing about peaceful reform when overriding humanitarian interests are at stake.
An eloquent example of how Michelin is preparing for tomorrow's mobility is its commitment to such road-relevant competitions as the ABB FIA Formula E Championship, in association with partners of the calibre of Jaguar Racing.
One speaker referred to the situation as constituting only the most eloquent examples of the failure of implementation and lack of transparency, finding it a cause for grave concern, and suggesting that the General Assembly should not approve another candidate until the situation changed.
An eloquent example of such cooperation is the joint project of the IAEA and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, with the participation of Norway, to lower the level of contamination of the milk and flesh of grazing animals through the use of substances that bind radioactive caesium.
The statement he gave a few moments ago is an eloquent example of such a contribution, with his direct and clear description of the situation facing this Conference and the problems besetting it, which go beyond procedural issues and involve political and ideological positions that are not confined within the austere walls of this historic meeting room.
Another eloquent example is the great unity and symbiosis created in South Africa ' s multiracial society in 1995 when that country ' s team won the Rugby World Cup only a year after the end of apartheid and despite the rancour and discrimination that were still rife in South Africa then.
A speaker insisted that the process of selecting the Secretary-General was an eloquent example of the lack of implementation of Assembly resolutions and suggested that the Working Group include a recommendation that proposals by the Security Council not be considered until consultations between Member States and candidates, as well as interactive meetings or hearings, had been held.
One eloquent example was the Chairperson ' s statement urging the Government of the United States" to do everything possible to stay the execution and to re-examine the case of Mr. Javier Medina", a Mexican national who had been denied proper consular assistance during his trial; as a result, the defendant had remained waiting on death row for 13 years.
The example of the Holodomor, our national tragedy of artificially created famine, which over the course of 18 months claimed some 6 to 10 million lives, is eloquent testimony to the utter neglect for the life of the human being in order to achieve political ambitions.
These few examples, culled from so many others in the report of the Secretary-General, bear eloquent testimony to the important achievements of the United Nations Fund for Namibia.
He has a simple, eloquent and distinctive style of explaining the purpose of human life and its creation and often uses scientific examples to support his argument.
The illegal war in Iraq and the inaction inthe Middle East conflict, inter alia, are eloquent and irrefutable examples.