However the bold'>allegation that polonium was used was a new detail.

They are a bold'>claim to you missing resources, and they may be accurate.

Arab Democracy discusses Israel s bold'>claim to moral superiority and being a hero for a day

In its report on the investigation, OIOS reported that it had been able to compile 20 case reports out of the 72 bold'>allegations originally reported to MONUC.

That's not my bold'>claim, that's a CIA bold'>claim you can read it, it was declassified a while ago. You can read it in a volume edited by H. Bradford Westerfield, Yale University Press.

Now, I began with the war because it's the elephant in the room, and you can't pretend that there isn't about to be a war if you're talking about these issues.

The alleged violation of article 14, paragraph 5 of the Covenant, or its equivalent under the European Convention on Human Rights, was never submitted to the Commission.

And as the government bold'>claimed to have rolled back the coup plotters and regained full control, more and more Turks reached the conclusion that despite the vastly ambitious Erdogan's penchant for provocative politics, there had, in fact, been a coup attempt in their country.

2.8 On 30 June 1998, the Court dismissed the author's bold'>claim, allegedly on the ground of the provisions of article 14 of the Law on Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations.

They may also have genuine difficulties in carrying out investigations, in a situation in which they could come under attack from any quarter.

He suggested that this was a literary and apologetic device by which early Christians could explain away the absence of any clear bold'>claim to be the Messiah.

7.3 As for the alleged violation of article 14 of the Convention, the Committee notes the complainant's bold'>allegations that the absence of criminal proceedings deprived him of the possibility of filing a civil suit for compensation.

Peru had set up anti corruption courts and prosecutors and had appointed a special attorney to represent the State in court cases. The Government had established effective cooperation procedures and had revamped its asset recovery mechanisms.

(b) Human rights questions, including alternative approaches for improving the effective enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms (continued) (A 59 255, A 59 319, A 59 320, A 59 323, A 59 327, A 59 328, A 59 341, A 59 360, A 59 366, A 59 377, A 59 385, A 59 401, A 59 402, A 59 403, A 59 422, A 59 428, A 59 432, A 59 436 and A 59 525)

The perception of a pause in global warming is another serious problem, because it has allowed climate skeptics to bold'>claim that warming is not happening or is happening so slowly that it is not worth bothering about. This has now become common currency for many people.

In conclusion, he said that the United Nations, which had undertaken a process of far reaching reform, had a moral duty to ensure that actions to promote human rights as a whole served only to advance the cause of human rights, everywhere, in all circumstances, and without any conditions, rivalry or paternalism.