Sign of Hope

Sign of Hope

And that for himself, he desires only peace.

Just a little gesture?

I threw in a gesture of sadness and longing as they walked away.

It was a magnificent gesture of human solidarity.

Please, sir! As noble as your idea is

There is nothing to be done

Convenient, that gesture of the vicar's.

Remember, at the first sign of danger, signal us.

A decent gesture like that would never occur to you.

It is a courtesy we customarily extend to delegations.

Their preservation is not only a sign of respect, but a duty as well.

No such information or cooperation has been received to date.

At the first sign of violence, they act automatically against the aggressor.

Well, what is a decent interval for a fella to stay away?

What is it, Flavius?

In a show of clemency, Ivan recalled a number of nobles to Moscow.

Such a measure would be a test of the good will of the major players in international trade.

Certainly, expressing readiness to consider the proposed amendments to the draft resolution was a positive gesture.

But it is a sign that it is justified to hope and expect that the spirit of Nairobi will affect Darfur.

The official information provided this year to members of the Sub Commission on the establishment of an extranet portal was excellent news.

We have consistently encouraged any sign of movement towards a peaceful, just and comprehensive settlement of the Palestine question.

These pledges are an indication of the strong support in the international community for the democratic process taking place in the country.

The United States, in an act of generosity and vision, provided the shattered European countries with economic help and a security guarantee.

We sincerely hope that this gesture of flexibility on the part of States parties will facilitate more rapid participation in the Convention.

Any sign of trouble, the prisoners will be instantly covered... and if the trouble doesn't subside at once, the prisoner will be shot.

In particular, Erdoğan stressed the need for Iran to offer a gesture of goodwill about its nuclear program.

Rasha Najjar, the kooky lady that came up with the idea, asserts that this is not a marketing ploy, but rather a very nationalist initiative.

The launch, in April 2005, of the landmark bus service across the line of control was a powerful gesture of peace.

This harmony of dates is more than merely symbolic it marks the resolution of one more consequence of the Second World War.

But there were also plenty of places in the world where societies have been developing for thousands of years without any sign of a major collapse, such as Japan, Java, Tonga and Tikopea.

If she experienced any retrospective doubt, she gave no sign of it.

However, there is still no sign from the Bosnian Serbs that they are ready to submit to the concerted pressure of the entire international community.

The launching of the International Decade of the World apos s Indigenous People is a positive political sign, one which recognizes the need to establish a new relationship with our indigenous people.

In China for example, one mid level employee initiated the largest social action competition in China, involving more than 1,000 schools in China, working on issues such as education, poverty, health care and the environment.

Their release was a critical precursor to the Tunisian revolution, which brought about the Ben Ali's ouster in January of 2011.

On a positive note, my delegation applauds the Nobel Committee for awarding this year's Nobel Peace Prize to the International Atomic Energy Agency, together with its Director General.

quot ... the submission of the candidature of the Republic of Belarus in the Security Council does not represent merely a spontaneous political gesture nor a hankering for pro forma prestige.

The book is the precursor of a new genre, science fiction, though as an example of Gothic horror it is connected with other antecedents as well.

Almost 700 UNVs were deployed to UNHCR operations in 2004 in a greatly valued collaboration.

For us, the submission of the candidature of the Republic of Belarus for membership in the Security Council does not represent merely a spontaneous political gesture nor a hankering for pro forma prestige.

Citizens of the world reached out beyond the confines of geopolitical and other man made barriers in one magnificent gesture of human generosity.

The significant increase in the number of cases submitted to the Court is an unequivocal and tangible sign of the international community's confidence in and political support for its judicial practice, impartiality and independence.

Swaziland joins the rest of the world in welcoming with enormous relief this sign of real progress towards peace in the Middle East.