Firmly established in the favour of a Mighty King.

Firmly established in the favour of a Mighty King.

(Allah) Most Gracious is firmly established on the throne (of authority).

(Allah) Most Gracious is firmly established on the throne (of authority).

Then We placed him as a sperm in a firmly established lodging

Then We placed him as a sperm in a firmly established lodging

This is the guarantee for a national transformation, the foundations of which must be firmly established during our term of office.

Coordination and cooperation with the international community as a whole has been firmly established.

Solomon sat on the throne of David his father and his kingdom was firmly established.

Solomon sat on the throne of David his father and his kingdom was firmly established.

We have established you firmly on earth, and made for you in it livelihood but rarely do you give thanks.

We have established you firmly on earth, and made for you in it livelihood but rarely do you give thanks.

He said that international cooperation was firmly established as a policy framework under the theme of Indigenous people partnership in action .

This in turn will come about only if a culture of management accountability is firmly established at all levels in the Secretariat.

The Board considers that, as part of the development of the appraisal procedures, the expected standard of future performance should be firmly established before the appraisal period commences and performance is evaluated.

Action relating to terrorism must be firmly based in existing law.

Spain is firmly committed to peacekeeping efforts these should be strengthened.

Firmly condemns

I still firmly believe that the perpetrators must be brought to justice.

The continued threat posed by terrorist groups has to be firmly addressed.

In many field duty stations, theme groups have been established and drug abuse control has been placed firmly on the agenda of the international community.

Japan firmly beliefs that the DPRK nuclear issue should be solved peacefully through dialogue.

I firmly believe that terrorism cannot be eliminated through military suppression by State machinery.

We strongly urge that these arrangements be firmly and strictly adhered to and respected.

When he reached full age, and was firmly established (in life), We bestowed on him wisdom and knowledge for thus do We reward those who do good.

When he reached full age, and was firmly established (in life), We bestowed on him wisdom and knowledge for thus do We reward those who do good.

The idea that there could be no democratic State without a free press had become generally accepted among the Russian population, and a new information environment that was essentially in keeping with international standards was becoming firmly established.

The longer term plan is to enter subregional and ultimately world markets with value added coffee products once quality and branding are firmly established in the home market.

I firmly believe that the country cannot be renewed without the participation of the people.

We firmly believe that they could be effectively checked, arrested or eliminated through cooperative action.

Canada remains firmly of the view that the reference to good governance should be retained.

Today, the international community is firmly resolved that future generations cannot be allowed to forget.

He clutched her arm firmly.

We firmly denounce those attacks.

Pakistan firmly rejects these allegations.

I'm firmly convinced of that.

But firmly they compel us

Myanmar firmly believes that there should not be double standards nor politicization of human rights issues.

But we are firmly of the belief that the package should be viewed as a whole.

There shall be established

There shall be established

Those rights should be an explicit priority of, and should be firmly entrenched in, peacemaking, peacebuilding and conflict resolution processes.

However, the majority of Customs generated revenue will continue to flow through illegal or parallel channels until State authority is more firmly established and logistical and security concerns are addressed.

We support the use of the term armed conflicts and reject the term hostilities since the former has a firmly established and clearly defined legal connotation in international humanitarian law.

In fact, quite on the contrary, as we shall see in this study, monitoring in times of crisis has not only become accepted but has gradually become more firmly established.