and the birds as well , mustered in flocks all echoing him in a chorus .

and the birds as well , mustered in flocks all echoing him in a chorus .

This study will not tire of repeating and re echoing that corruption has devastating effects on nation building.

This will require mutual flexibility, fostered, as I noted on 22 February when echoing Chris Sanders' wise words, by maximum transparency on all sides.

The reports on UNHCR field offices have over the years mentioned a significant percentage of performance as below average, with negative findings echoing those of the Board.

BUENOS AIRES We are all Keynesians now, Republican US President Richard Nixon famously said in 1971. Today, Axel Kicillof, Argentina s Peronist economy minister, is echoing this sentiment.

4. Proclaims 21 May the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, echoing the World Day for Cultural Development commemorated during the World Decade for Cultural Development

The head of a famous journalism school, echoing sentiments common among her peers, told me recently, We are preparing students to enter a profession that won t exist as we know it by the time they graduate.

Echoing the Secretary General's gratitude to the Government of Cyprus and the Government of Greece for their voluntary contributions to the funding of UNFICYP, and his request for further voluntary contributions from other countries and organizations,

The truth is that Orbán was merely echoing an increasingly widespread argument (though one that usually is expressed more delicately). Six years after the start of the global financial crisis, many are beginning to ask uncomfortable questions.

Echoing the comments made by the representative of Afghanistan, he stressed the importance of close cooperation between UNHCR and development agencies, and asked the High Commissioner to elaborate further on how the inclusion of UNHCR in UNDG had facilitated that cooperation.

Kenyatta, a member of the dominant Kikuyu ethnic group, says that he wants to heal the country s divisions, echoing the promise of his predecessor, Mwai Kibaki. There is a simple way to start combat the corruption and nepotism that characterize so much state employment.

With the words from recent debates on how to address the effects of conflicts around the world still echoing in this Chamber, we are faced with the reality that the instruments used to carry out such conflicts particularly small arms and light weapons continue to require our immediate and undivided attention.

Echoing the report of the Secretary General on protecting human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism (A 60 374), condemning all terrorist acts and methods and expressing solidarity with the victims of terrorism, she wished to draw attention to the case of Luís Clemente Posada Carriles, a terrorist, accused hijacker and torturer who had escaped Venezuelan justice and whom the United States of America was refusing to extradite.