The father to be proud of!

A man takes a pride in something he really cares for.

The son and his father, the son to be proud of!

All South Africans can be proud of these achievements.

As a noble selfsacrificing person any man would be proud of.

And that.. and the process is an incredibly deep one, that Yemen should be proud of.

Ukraine s people have renewed their self respect through courage and resolution. They have reason to be proud.

The people of Nepal are proud to celebrate this year the fiftieth anniversary of Nepal's membership in the United Nations.

As proud Members of this body, we cheer our Organization apos s successes and are troubled by its few setbacks.

He represents Guyana, an active member of the Non Aligned Movement, of which Sudan is proud to be a founding member.

They will come back to Russia (also drawn by high salaries) to make themselves famous and their motherland proud.

He not only brags about my college degree, but also that I was the first woman, and that I am the first woman to drive him through the streets of Kabul.

He was proud to state that instances of the sexual abuse of foreign girls in domestic service in the Gambia were rare.

The installation of a majority government in that country, under the leadership of President Nelson Mandela, is a historic development of which the entire international community is justifiably proud.

At the same time, the Council itself, and the United Nations membership more broadly, should be proud of the United Nations role in assisting Timor Leste.

The international community can be justifiably proud of itself in having supported the process of change at several critical junctures in the history of the anti apartheid struggle.

I want to say that the world we have left behind is one that Gavin can be proud of a place that doesn't allow Joseph Konys and child soldiers

In opening the first session of the COP MOP, the President said that the entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol was a remarkable accomplishment of which the world could be proud.

Unanimous adoption and the international community apos s support and solidarity would consolidate peace in Nicaragua, and its democratic process, and the United Nations community could be proud, always, of such a magnificent contribution.

I want to say that the world we've left behind is one that Gavin can be proud of, a place that doesn't allow Joseph Konys and child soldiers, a place where children, no matter where they live, have a childhood free from fear.

Kenyans should be proud of what they have accomplished in a year that has also seen the election of a man they claim as their own, Barack Obama, as America s president.

The Greek Cypriot community can justly be proud of the way they handled the humanitarian and social problems of the refugees, without at any point surrendering their claims to the lands they lost.

Regardless of their economic, racial, or political differences, all Brazilians are uplifted by having the best team in the world, winning the World Cup many times, and inventing and reinventing the beautiful game.

The Council can be proud that these resolutions are the basis for the success generated on several bilateral tracks of the peace process, in the framework of the peace conference on the Middle East convened at Madrid on 30 October 1991.

He had not the placid, quiet, unworldly air of Simeon Halliday on the contrary, a particularly wide awake and au fait appearance, like a man who rather prides himself on knowing what he is about, and keeping a bright lookout ahead peculiarities which sorted rather oddly with his broad brim and formal phraseology.

Mr. Pang (Singapore) said that his country took pride in the fact that its representatives had made substantial contributions to the formulation of both the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration, which had been incorporated into its domestic law.

They could pride themselves on having built in open desert four towns of 40,000 inhabitants each, having no water or electricity supplies but perfectly healthy and peaceful and furnished with an education system, a health system and a handicrafts and agricultural production system.

It remains our expectation that apartheid will truly be dead after the successful elections on 27 April 1994, at which time the international community can take deserved pride in giving the obnoxious system that has left thousands of hearts permanently distressed a befitting funeral.

However, they pointed out that no country could pride itself on being free of the problem of racial discrimination, regardless of how homogeneous the population was. Members of the Committee wanted to know whether there were still nomadic populations in Tunisia and, if so, whether their culture was being preserved and to what extent they participated in public life.