Indeed, outspokenness was a hallmark of Wolfensohn s tenure.

Transparency has to remain a hallmark of our work.

Following this hallmark, more than 200 reality shows then emerged.

Effective multilateralism is the hallmark of the European Union's external policy.

The Middle East must no longer be a hallmark of intractable violence.

Transparency will remain a hallmark of the work of the 1540 Committee.

Another clause stresses accountability to one s peers, a hallmark of professional self regulation.

In a way, their rebellion is the hallmark of their Britishness or Frenchness.

Fewer choices are sometimes the hallmark of maturity, and not only in politics.

We need the sort of courage that was the hallmark of Margaret Thatcher.

Jodhpur prospered under the peace and stability that were a hallmark of this era.

Such sharing is central to effective partnerships, now a hallmark of most modern Governments.

Now, a hallmark of computer programs is just this kind of sensitivity to small changes.

This does not mean that confrontation was the hallmark of the relationship between both orders.

This kind of concern for the rights of all is a hallmark of Turkey s young generation.

The hallmark of the landmine process was the way it combined field experience and political action.

Let us show an openness to fresh approaches and new ideas as a hallmark of our work.

Guided missiles typically feature electrically initiated

Now I'm going to focus on cancer because angiogenesis is a hallmark of cancer, every type of cancer.

Indeed, a hallmark of the Bush administration s violations of civil liberties is that many involve efforts to evade judicial review.

Diversity is a better guarantee of openness than even merit, and openness is the real hallmark of a liberal order.

The appliance may have a cord storage feature.

It is the first Dutch 3D feature film.

Finally, it contains a special feature on microcredit.

At worst, the US might have become a more closed, suspicious country, retreating from the openness that has been its hallmark.

Recognizing with deep appreciation that Mr. Malloch Brown made the Millennium Development Goals the hallmark and centrepiece of all UNDP programmes,

I also use this feature called voice macros. Period.

This extended corona is a unique feature of Uranus.

This feature relies on run time type information (RTTI).

That debate, however, had a distinctive feature in Mexico.

It is generally recognized that capitalism, whose hallmark is free competition, provides the best opportunity for our peoples to pursue their dreams.

Instead, it has become the hallmark of what rights groups say is the Egyptian government s continued censorship of what its citizens can write.

This is an endemic feature of the modern global economy.

Monetary policy, incidentally, did not feature prominently in Bernanke s diagnosis.

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Some economies feature only an NSB with no other SDOs.

The feature is present in approximately 10.4 of the population.

Transparency is an essential feature of any system of accountability.

Staff security has always been a feature of UNHCR's work.

People who call for greater transparency do not understand that complexity is the enemy of transparency, just as simplicity is the hallmark of trust.

The same disregard for reality has been the hallmark not only of the Republican campaign but of the entire Republican Party in recent times.

Growing interconnectedness and interdependence, which is the hallmark of the new millennium, has been a major unifying force, bringing nations and civilizations ever closer.

Many other important concerns will feature in this year s intense negotiations.

Another important feature of the new Congress will be heightened polarization.

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