All religions try to elevate and glorify human beings.

The air incursions elevate tension and disrupt the fragile calm along the Blue Line.

So why wouldn't we celebrate and elevate these change makers and job creators rather than overlook them?

So why wouldn't we celebrate and elevate these change makers and job creators rather than overlook them?

That was Our argument which We gave to Abraham against his people. We elevate by degrees whomever We will. Your Lord is Wise and Informed.

That was Our argument which We gave to Abraham against his people. We elevate by degrees whomever We will. Your Lord is Wise and Informed.

The current human rights machinery is in need of reform, and we welcome efforts to elevate the position of human rights in the United Nations system.

Now, we know that refined grains and starches elevate your blood sugar in the short run, and there's even reason to believe that sugar may lead to insulin resistance directly.

Australia agrees with him on the vital need to elevate and to mainstream consideration of human rights in the United Nations system and looks forward to further discussions on that.

Ms. Davtyan (Armenia) said that the decision to create the Human Rights Council was a milestone which, hopefully, would help to elevate human rights in the work of the United Nations.

There is nothing in Magna Carta that prevents the enactment and enforcement of unjust laws but it does elevate the law above the ruler s will. Unfortunately, that idea still is not accepted in many countries.

A key theme that emerged in all the interactive sessions was the emphasis on a human rights based approach to development, peace and security and the need to elevate human rights within the United Nations.

And we should be developing things we should be developing packaging for ideas which elevate people's perceptions and respect for the things that we dig out of the earth and translate into products for everyday use.

So let's step back from these cases and see how they shed light on the way we might improve, elevate, the terms of political discourse in the United States, and for that matter, around the world.

What I'm going to argue today is that because there's no copyright protection in the fashion industry, fashion designers have actually been able to elevate utilitarian design, things to cover our naked bodies, into something that we consider art.

Fernández s melodramatic speeches are a transparent attempt to elevate her late husband to saintly status, just as Perón elevated his wife, Evita, to sainthood. Upon taking office, she swore allegiance not only to the constitution, but to Him (Kirchner) as well.

True, the cabinet is being reshuffled to elevate younger ministers. But the process points to a continuation of the tradition whereby most ministers are appointed on the basis of their loyalty to the Gandhi family rather than their merit and accomplishments.

Its overall objectives are (a) to mainstream environmental economic accounting and related statistics (b) to elevate the System of Integrated Environmental and Economic Accounting (SEEA) to an international statistical standard and (c) to advance the implementation of the SEEA in countries.

The high growth countries (China and India) are large and getting larger relative to the rest. That alone will tend to elevate global growth compared to the world where industrial countries, and the US in particular, were in the growth driving seat.

Unlike conventional antidepressants which are used to elevate concentrations of the neurotransmitters serotonin, dopamine, or noradrenaline ketamine influences the glutamate system. Glutamate, the major excitatory neurotransmitter, plays a central role in mediating nearly all forms of brain function, including learning, memory, cognition, and emotion.

One is that research shows that once you have all of your material needs taken care of which most of us, all of us, here in this room do research shows that there are very few things in life that can actually elevate your level of happiness.

President Vladimir Putin, perhaps hoping to elevate the presidential summit talks in St. Petersburg in July, has laid out an ambitious agenda. He plans to lead his colleagues in erudite conversations about education, infectious diseases, and to make sure that no one dozes off energy security.

Everyone knew about the underinvestment, over exploitation, and lawlessness that characterize Putin s Russia, but no international power was interested in discussing, let alone combatting, it. Only when the Russian state decided in 2014 to elevate kleptocracy to a principle of foreign policy did Putin s system of government become an international concern.

But whose consumption? If almost everyone agrees that more investment is needed to elevate and sustain growth, but most believe that someone else should pay for it, investment will fall victim to a burden sharing impasse reflected in the political process, electoral choices, and the formulation of fiscal stabilization measures.

At its preliminary meeting, the Committee agreed on its overall objectives, namely (a) to mainstream environmental economic accounting and related statistics (b) to elevate the System of Integrated Environmental and Economic Accounting (SEEA) to an international statistical standard 1 and (c) to advance the implementation of SEEA at the global level.

Schools have the power to be little more than enclaves from the corrosive strength of social influences on how the mind works. Similarly, while Tocqueville thought that pursuing virtue as the ancients did, or having a religious faith, could sometimes elevate the soul, both conflict with the democratic ideal if they become officially prescribed in public life.

So he began with their bags, before his brother's bag. Then he pulled it out of his brother s bag. Thus We devised a plan for Joseph he could not have detained his brother under the king s law, unless God so willed. We elevate by degrees whomever We will and above every person of knowledge, there is one more learned.

So he began with their bags, before his brother's bag. Then he pulled it out of his brother s bag. Thus We devised a plan for Joseph he could not have detained his brother under the king s law, unless God so willed. We elevate by degrees whomever We will and above every person of knowledge, there is one more learned.

Rather than attempting to build a monetary bloc in Asia, China appears to be seeking to elevate the renminbi to the status of a true global currency that might one day rival the dollar. Given the advantages of having more than one emergency lender and multiple sources of international liquidity, this can only be a good thing for the rest of the world.

10.7 In the Committee's view, it would be inconsistent with the purpose of the Convention, and elevate formalism over substance, to consider that the final step in the actual implementation of a particular human right or fundamental freedom must occur in a non discriminatory manner, while the necessary preliminary decision making elements directly connected to that implementation were to be severed and be free from scrutiny.

The State party concluded, having examined the reports on the internal situation within Sri Lanka, that while some risk of ill treatment does exist owing to the difficult law and order situation in some regions, the evidence does not support the view that the risk to the complainant is such as to elevate his personal risk above that experienced by the population at large.

There's an angry divisive tension in the air that threatens to make modern politics impossible. Elizabeth Lesser explores the two sides of human nature within us that can be harnessed to elevate the way we treat each other. She shares a simple way to begin real dialogue by going to lunch with someone who doesn't agree with you, and asking them three questions to find out what's really in their hearts.

Recognizing the need to give greater priority to human rights in the work of the United Nations, we decide to elevate the Commission on Human Rights to a standing Human Rights Council as a subsidiary organ of the General Assembly based in Geneva, pending a decision that the Assembly might take on the establishment of a main Charter body reflecting the centrality of human rights in the United Nations system.

In Argentina, despite the disaster of Juan Perón s return to power in 1973, after an 18 year exile, Perónism was reincarnated in the 1980 s in the presidency of Carlos Saúl Menem, and again with the arrival of President Néstor Kirchner and, later, his wife, current President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. Fernández s melodramatic speeches are a transparent attempt to elevate her late husband to saintly status, just as Perón elevated his wife, Evita, to sainthood.