a means the opposite or a negation.

That, in fact, would be a negation of resolution 48 52 and a negation of the task of the Special Committee.

NOR is the result of the negation of the OR operator.

(e) The idea of a one party system a negation of democracy?

Consensus is the negation of leadership and frequently a recipe for political paralysis.

This negation is connected with the complex and paradoxical nature of the concept of modernity.

Secondly, the acceptance of unilateralism represents the absolute negation of the United Nations and its raison d'être.

Using terrorism against terrorism meant, inter alia, the negation of human rights and of civil, political and economic rights.

We feed our political impotence by allowing ourselves to call democracy something that is the very negation of our rights.

The modern Pakistani identity is shaped largely by the negation of an Indian Hindu identity and the adoption of a global pan Islamic charter.

In it Donne expresses a feeling of utter negation and hopelessness, saying that I am every dead thing ... re begot Of absence, darkness, death.

On September 9, 1867, at a congress in Geneva, Garibaldi declared that the Papacy was the negation of God ... shame and plague of Italy .

No feeling of victimhood can justify, under any conditions, such crimes against innocents, and no theology can accept the negation of the human essence that we all share.

Dismayed that in a number of countries impunity, the negation of justice, continues to prevail and often remains the main cause of the continued occurrence of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions,

Dismayed that in a number of countries impunity, the negation of justice, continues to prevail and often remains the main cause of the continuing occurrence of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions in those countries,

Dismayed that in a number of countries impunity, the negation of justice, continues to prevail and often remains the main cause of the continuing occurrence of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions in those countries,

Throughout history, nationalist movements, almost invariably consisting of radical and pragmatic wings, had to split in order to reach the Promised Land. Consensus is the negation of leadership and frequently a recipe for political paralysis.

That abominable outrage will forever burden the conscience of humanity and all nations, which belatedly realized that hatred, fanaticism, racism and prejudice lead but to the negation of life and to all that debases the human person.

But to what other purpose must we all draw on our memories generally and, in this instance, the memories of others? First and foremost, we must remind ourselves of the extent to which chauvinistic nationalisms and philosophies of negation can be pernicious.

Such actions, which continue unabated despite recent developments, represent a direct negation of obligations under international law and the provisions of Security Council resolutions, including resolutions 425 (1978), 426 (1978), 1310 (2000), 1337 (2001), 1373 (2001), 1553 (2004), 1566 (2004) and 1559 (2004).

6.3 Finally, the author asserted that the quot notwithstanding quot clause of section 33 is a negation of the rights enshrined in the Charter, as it allows (provincial) legislatures to quot attack minorities and suspend their rights for a period of five years quot .

The ordeal the people of Burundi is now experiencing and this negation of the primacy of law through this blatant violation of the very foundations of modern society constitute, in our view, a source of concern to all the nations gathered together here in the General Assembly.

Reaffirming its firm determination and its commitment to eradicate totally and unconditionally racism and racial discrimination and its conviction that racism and racial discrimination constitute a negation of the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,Resolution 217 A (III).

Reaffirming its firm determination and its commitment to eradicate totally and unconditionally racism and racial discrimination, and its conviction that racism and racial discrimination constitute a negation of the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,Resolution 217 A (III).

Reaffirming also its firm determination and its commitment to eradicate totally and unconditionally racism in all its forms and racial discrimination and its conviction that racism and racial discrimination constitute a total negation of the purposes and principles of the Charter and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,Resolution 217 A (III).