In recent decades, cooperatives have demonstrated great vigour.

The work of rebuilding lives and families, societies and cities, was taken up with inspiring vigour.

Strengthening of the international arrangement on forests is needed to introduce new vigour to the international dialogue on sustainable forest management.

It is such pursuits that lend vigour to our societies and create the positive ferment that is the primum movens of civilizations.

I would therefore like to affirm today Malta's readiness to engage itself with vigour and determination in the implementation of those measures.

The constitutional process in Anguilla had stalled, but they were hoping to move forward very soon with renewed vigour.

Our struggle for multilaterally negotiated, universal and verifiable nuclear disarmament, in a time bound manner, must continue with vigour.

In our judgement, there is no institutional setting that is more capable than the United Nations of providing cohesion and vigour to those efforts.

His struggle is over and may he rest now in peace but we will all stuggle with renewed vigour in his memory.

4. Calls upon all States parties to pursue, with determination and with continued vigour, the full and effective implementation of the substantial agreements reached at the 2000 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, the outcome of which provides the requisite blueprint to achieve nuclear disarmament

It has been a unique opportunity for both developing countries and their partners to rededicate for the achievement of the MDGs with renewed optimism and vigour.

The Security Council has recently been seen acting with uncommon speed, vigour and effectiveness to bring about a withdrawal of foreign forces in that same region.

Therefore, I wish to repeat my invitation to all members to continue with renewed vigour to work towards bringing about a true reform of the United Nations.

Inspired by the accomplishments of the past 60 years, we must forge ahead with strong determination, confidence and vigour to meet the challenges that the future holds for the Organization.

There needed to be a new vigour to increasing international cooperation through well targeted, properly resourced and comprehensive measures, which balanced effective enforcement with respect for human rights.

Condemns, with the greatest vigour, the massacre committed against the civilian Banyamulenge refugee population at Gatumba on 13 August 2004 and demands that the perpetrators of these killings and those who helped them be brought to justice

The three central objectives of streamlining the complex rules and procedures with a view to reducing transaction costs, improving financial and programme results, and increasing the impact and the sustainability of development activities should be pursued with greater vigour.

The fact that we have been able to cater for a population of 140 million living in a small land of only 147,000 square kilometres is an indicator of the resilience, vigour and entrepreneurship of our people as they confront unpredictable nature.

Iran, ... is full of defiance...But it is equally full of longing.

By the Quran , full of wisdom ( i.e. full of laws , evidences , and proofs ) ,

By the Quran , full of wisdom ( i.e. full of laws , evidences , and proofs ) ,

Full of varieties .

Full of varieties .

Full of overhanging branches

full of various trees .

Full of overhanging branches

full of various trees .

Since the CSPs implemented by contingents constitute an integral part of military operations, the challenge is to channel their commitment, vigour and resources in a direction that leads to a contribution to the larger mission objective and complements efforts by other actors.

Children are full of energy.

Sami was full of life.

Sami was full of life.

Space is full of mystery.

Laughing and full of joy ,

and cups full of wine .

Laughing and full of joy ,

and cups full of wine .

The Nigerian delegation considers nuclear non proliferation and disarmament as two sides of the same coin that must be pursued with equal vigour in order to facilitate the IAEA's safeguards regime and the Agency's role as watchdog in the development of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.

It would be both disingenuous and immoral to speak of racism today without referring to anti Semitism, an ever present blight on humanity that had recently gained renewed vigour it was a phenomenon that was not only disagreeable and offensive, but also extremely dangerous.

Make the chain for the land is full of bloody crimes, and the city is full of violence.

Make a chain for the land is full of bloody crimes, and the city is full of violence.

For the past few weeks, as Egyptians cleaned their country of a dictatorship, Tahrir Square was full of people, full of joy, and as a result, full of things to clean up.

The future of generations to come rests not so much on the vigour of our debate and the declarations at the sixtieth session of the General Assembly, but on the action we take, commencing right here in New York, to make the United Nations stronger and more effective.

Thus, the development of a full theory of mind in humans was a necessary precursor to full language use.

The Department has been working with additional vigour to take United Nations messages and resources to civil society, in particular by building partnerships with NGOs, educators, students and representatives of the media and private sector, in an increasingly integrated fashion, using a variety of both established and innovative channels.

It's full of different melodies. Yeah.