Are consonant with international human rights.

The often dental consonant of no Indo European language.

They like to listen to consonant melodies instead of dissonant melodies.

Here's what Newton himself said Nature is very consonant and conformable to her self.

For it is not consonant with the majesty of (Allah) Most Gracious that He should beget a son.

For it is not consonant with the majesty of (Allah) Most Gracious that He should beget a son.

Those statements are consonant with Singapore's own recent policies to better engage our youth in shaping our country's future.

And it's the nationalism of an idea that essentially says you can endure differences of caste, creed, color, culture, cuisine, custom and costume, consonant, for that matter, and still rally around a consensus.

Therefore, it is a double challenge on the one hand, the need to keep adolescents in the educational system, and on the other, to create jobs for youth that are consonant with their skills.

UNCTAD's activities in favour of Africa are generally consonant with the requirements arising from NEPAD as described in paragraph 3 (a) (f) of document TD B EX(35) 2 presented to the thirty fifth executive session of the Trade and Development Board.

The content of the report is consonant with Russia's fundamental position on the strengthening of the international system of collective security, with the United Nations and the Security Council as key players on the enhancement of the structures of the world Organization and on increasing the effectiveness of its work in all areas.

The French have been the most insistent that Europe has interests that are not identical to America s particularly in the Middle East, where France has been pro Arab. And, like de Gaulle, Putin has sought to rescue his country from humiliation and defeat by carving out a role consonant with popular feelings of national mission and pride, with national interest interpreted as sovereignty.

For example, the definition of the acts referred to in the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism agrees on the whole with the definition contained in article 1 of Act No. 80 of 2002 on combating money laundering, and the definition of proceeds found in the Convention are consonant with the definition of receipts contained in the said Act.

In this regard, we believe that MINUSTAH must fully carry out its complex mandate so as to achieve tangible results that are consonant with the many human, financial and material investments that have been agreed to in recent months by the Transitional Government and the international community with a view to ensuring collective responsibility for the future of the country.