She bore the pain bravely.

The Council owes it to them to act with courage and determination.

The courage and the commitment of Prime Minister Sharon and his Government have been commendable.

Mahyar says I wish my eyes could have learned from yours to be open bravely!!!

Noha stood bravely on behalf of all the girls and women in Egypt.

FEMEN calls for new heroines who are able to fight for their courage to shake the rotten foundation of Islamist world.

They commend the bravery of the millions of Iraqis who, facing adverse conditions, exercised their right to vote.

Many people denied these facts many others looked them in the eye.

Australians served with courage and distinction throughout the war, in every theatre.

The EU is no super state striding bravely into a bright new dawn.

Despite that, they have courageously taken steps towards the restoration of full democracy and the control of their own destiny.

Jordan is behaving with exemplary courage, but there is a limit to the number of refugees that it can reasonably be expected to absorb.

Certain irreversible realities have to be accepted with courage and realism in any country in the region.

The following video shows Rima bravely holding the banner in front of cars while a group of women applaude her gesture.

Commending the courage and commitment of those who take part in humanitarian operations, often at great personal risk,

And it's not only these JusticeMakers, but people we courageously see figure out who their networks are and how they can move it forward.

And these vaccinators, these volunteers, they have got to dive headlong into some of the toughest, densest urban slums in the world.

We are in danger, all of us, and we've evolved to respond to danger with fear to motivate a powerful response, to help us bravely face a threat.

It requires persons of great courage to become judges, and strong authorities to enforce their judgments.

It's a duty for me to respect all individuals without discrimination, should I be one of the torturers? I confess I am tempted to say no, but in these cases, are all the necessary discernment, the vision of reality, still there?

She seized that opportunity by bravely traveling throughout the country, despite serious threats to her life, arguing for a democratic and pluralistic Pakistan.

We must act boldly in all situations where the survival of millions of civilians caught in the vise of violence and war is threatened.

For David Scott Mathieson of Human Rights Watch, the withdrawal of the film spoiled the success of the record breaking festival, which bravely chose human rights as its theme

Commending the courage and commitment of those who take part, often at great personal risk, in humanitarian operations, especially of locally recruited staff,

Commending the courage and commitment of those who take part in humanitarian operations, often at great personal risk, especially of locally recruited staff,

Commending the courage and commitment of those who take part, often at great personal risk, in humanitarian operations, especially of locally recruited staff,

Commending the courage and commitment of those who take part in humanitarian operations, often at great personal risk, especially locally recruited staff,

Commending the courage of the Iraqi people who are working bravely in support of the political and economic transition currently taking place in spite of the grave threat of terrorism,

Commending also the courage and commitment of those who take part, often at great personal risk, in humanitarian operations, especially of locally recruited staff,

Yet losing, not afraid to fall, if bravely we have given all. For who can ask more of a man than giving all within his span.

This includes in particular Australia's recognition of those national authorities that have worked courageously towards rebuilding their communities, restoring human dignity and alleviating the suffering of their peoples.

Paying tribute to the courage of those who have served and who continue to serve in United Nations operations throughout the world, in particular those who have lost their lives in the course of their duties,

We attach particular importance to the issue of human rights. We believe that the new Human Rights Council should reflect, with courage and ambition, the growing demands of the international community in that regard.

I would like to conclude by saying that we must have the courage to go beyond our narrow national security interests in order to enhance the international system which will be providing security for all.

Unfortunately, thus far, there is no sign that the crisis countries, above all France, are ready to bite the bullet.

Today, the war is over. Through two rounds of free and democratic elections in 2005, the people of Liberia courageously chose peace, reconciliation, and development over ethnic divisions and violence.

We face difficult decisions, but with courage and vision we can build a United Nations for the future, a United Nations that serves all the world's people, because that is the best way to serve every single one of us.

Because the United States is the most powerful and wisest of nations, it has a unique role to play, and the world should rally behind it in courageously tackling this challenge.

One lesson from Japan s experience in the 1990 s is that the sooner the authorities bite the bullet and clean up the financial system, the sooner the economy will be on the road to recovery.

Nonetheless, current interest rates were described as still appropriate in October, signaling that the ECB has not yet reached a decision to bite the bullet. To be sure, an unexpected slowdown in economic activity or a strong rise in the value of the euro could postpone the inevitable rate hike.

Governments are often confronting the challenge with courage and determination, and the use of African forces in many countries to try to keep peace is a tribute to that resolve. But the fact is that the problem is continuing to grow.

5. Encourages the Transitional Administration of Afghanistan to accelerate the implementation of the commitment that it courageously made to the five action plans adopted by the International Counter Narcotics Conference on Afghanistan, held in Kabul on 8 and 9 February 2004

It is likely that the violence that erupted in the fall of 2005 in many French cities and suburbs, in which young and unemployed black people played a large part, has accelerated the willingness of French officials to come to terms with this historical legacy.

Here I would like to report that we are proud of the courage and enthusiasm of the new recruits to our forces brave men and women who stand daily on the front line, despite horrific losses to their ranks from daily suicide attacks on patrols and recruiting centres.

Afghanistan is still a country where external powers continue to play divide and conquer, but an emboldened civil society, particularly in the capital, is raising its voice against growing violence and insecurity. This is the new patriotic struggle, which poses challenges to the underperforming government and Taliban alike.