The United Nations is the most emblematic case in the modern society of nations.

The prolonged pre trial detention of Yvon Neptune and Jocelerme Privert is an emblematic example.

He, as one of many urban admixed populations, is very emblematic of a mixed parentage, of a mixed pigmentation.

The other 30 is also emblematic of a deeper strategic issue that America faces a profound competitive challenge. A shift to external demand is not there for the asking.

For instance, reform of the Security Council, a body that is emblematic of the leadership of the United Nations, should proceed in a manner that enhances its moral authority through democracy, accountability and efficiency.

In addition to present allegations of exploitation, the CPMI proposed significant changes in legislation and suggested that the emblematic cases that came out of the results of this investigation should be forwarded to the courts.

More than the advancement of science is at stake here. The Vatican s stance on the Italian vote is emblematic of a broader threat to the very foundation of modern liberal democracy the constitutional separation of Church and State.

Trade reforms must be sensitive to the effects on developing countries, many of which are net importers of subsidized agricultural commodities. But some subsidies, like cotton subsidies in the United States, are rightly emblematic of America's bad faith.

Recent research has shown that a belief that the economic system is unfair undermines both cooperation and effort. Yet, increasingly, Americans are coming to believe that their economic system is unfair and the tax system is emblematic of that sense of injustice.

Saddam Hussein is dead, but not all Iraqis are celebrating. On the contrary, the way in which the various religious and ethnic groups in Iraq responded to his execution is emblematic of the difficulty of holding Iraq together as a coherent entity.

Treatment of the topic by Australia in 1966 is emblematic of the changing nature of the effect of armed conflict in an era of less formalized or alternative forms of conflict, in this case the effect of the cold war on treaties.

The new name stuck until the military regime that ruled the country for decades restored the original one in 1989. Ironically, however, the newly empowered democratic opposition would like to bring back the name Burma, viewing Myanmar as emblematic of the dictatorship that they wish to leave behind.

Indeed, Zidane s status as an emblematic champion of the world s most universal and popular sport does not fully explain why people have been so obsessed with him. His human qualities, as much as his talent and technical feats on the field, counted equally in establishing his popular acclaim.

To many, it was a glorious moment, emblematic of the West s victory in the Cold War, and one that seemed to come out of the blue. But if you watched the Eastern Bloc s disintegration from the ground, you would know that the process was far longer and more complex than most people realize.

Weighty minds will probably see the IPL s tawdry underside as emblematic of post liberalization India s crony capitalism and business short termism. But it is always dangerous to find in sports large metaphors for national decline, so the temptation to view the IPL as symptomatic of everything that is wrong with today s India must be resisted.

Emblematic of the difference between the UN and the G 20 conferences was the discussion of bank secrecy whereas the G 20 focused on tax evasion, the UN Conference addressed corruption, too, which some experts contend gives rise to outflows from some of the poorest countries that are greater than the foreign assistance they receive.

This is emblematic of it this is wing dining, recalling those balmy summer days somewhere over France in the 20s, dining on the wing of a plane. You can't see it very well here, but that's Hemingway reading some pages from his new novel to Fitzgerald and Ford Madox Ford until the slipstream blows him away.

The reform has allowed the Constitutional Council to reconsider a whole set of laws that had never before been submitted for constitutional review, mainly because they were drafted prior to 1958. One of the most emblematic decisions concerned the code of criminal procedure, with the Council repealing several articles concerning the legal custody of defendants inside police stations.

Emblematic practices of these tribunals have included violations of the principle of non retroactivity of penal law, restrictions on access to witnesses and evidence, and the employment of national security considerations that are not part of ordinary trials before civilian courts, as well as the gathering of evidence for use before such tribunals by means that violate human rights standards.

It is emblematic that while Obama has received Mexican President Felipe Calderón, the White House only recently announced that one of his first foreign trips would be to Mexico. And incoming Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was asked almost nothing about Mexico at her confirmation hearing, and she emphasized relations with Mexico neither in her own statement nor in those she has made since assuming her post.

Beginning in the mid 1970s, the Sub Commission on the Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, the International Law Association, legal experts, and some non governmental organizations undertook or sponsored studies which, inter alia, identified the effects of emergencies on the allocation of powers within many States and emblematic human rights abuses most associated with those States' counter terrorism and other emergency measures.

The EU needs to give clear signals to public opinion across the region that meeting EU benchmarks has tangible effects on their lives. Serbia is emblematic of the importance of doing so, as public support there for the EU integration process has risen sharply in a only months, from 40 to 60 , thanks in large part to the EU s decision of earlier this year to liberalize the visa regime.