I'm the embodiment of all truth.

He is the embodiment of vulgarity

Wow. She is a gorgeous embodiment of youthful sexuality.

It's lovely because it is an embodiment of something refreshing and delicious.

So it seems like this physical, social embodiment actually really makes a difference.

Neil Selinger, to me, is the embodiment of mounting the staircase in his third act.

As the embodiment of the international community's commitment to the Palestine refugees, UNRWA deserved its support.

So this is just a mechanical engineering sort of embodiment of it for you to play with.

As a cultural artifact, it's both a sendup and embodiment of our Facebook enabled era of permanent reminiscence.

And the other thing about this embodiment is that there's kind of what I call the McLuhan reversal.

So an interesting question is, does the social embodiment really matter? Does it matter that it's a robot?

As a result, it should be the true embodiment and example of the equal exercise of democratic rights.

Talk about evil prevailing. I mean, here he was in the room with the embodiment of evil in Cambodia.

He was an embodiment of compassion who represented the poor, the voiceless, the marginalized, the desperate and the oppressed.

I fear that Tom is the embodiment of the old truth that foundlings should be left to the parish.

Special attention must be paid to the principle of a people based approach and its embodiment in public and strategic development policies.

The sculpture was intended to mark the connections between French and American republicanism by representing in a well worn classical trope, the female embodiment of Liberty.

As we continue our discussions to reshape and redirect the Organization, we must ensure that the General Assembly remains the true embodiment of the will of the world community.

Billions of times little pieces of sensation have come in from the surface of your body that are always associated with you as the receiver, and that result in the embodiment of you.

Furthermore, despite the embodiment in the Constitution of the principle of the independence of the judiciary the Supreme Court and High Court of Justice seem to be under the control of the executive branch.

But, after the Cold War, many assumed that its institutional embodiment the North Atlantic Treaty Organization would fade away. It did not, because our bond is based not just on common threats, but on shared ideals.

And the reason for this is, firstly, because the state in China is given a very special it enjoys a very special significance as the representative, the embodiment and the guardian of Chinese civilization, of the civilization state.

The Consensus was an essential tool to fulfil the commitments made at other United Nations conferences and summits, but was also an end in itself, since it contained commitments to promote development and was the embodiment of the global development alliance.

In the light of article I of the Treaty, the embodiment in the working papers of the notion of developing countries was inappropriate, because its imprecision would favour developing countries which already possessed considerable capacity in the use of outer space.

As a primary guarantee underpinning the exercise of the other fundamental rights and freedoms, the right to a judge goes hand in hand with the general notion of the law as the embodiment of the vital principle of non denial of justice.

52. She welcomed the embodiment in the draft articles of the principles of non retroactivity of legislation, family unity and non discrimination the prohibition of arbitrary decisions concerning nationality issues and the obligation of States concerned to take all reasonable measures to prevent statelessness.

This clearly demonstrates our faith in the primacy of the role of the United Nations in the preservation of world peace, as the embodiment of our collective desire and will, and as the legitimate body for crisis resolution within the framework of every individual State's sovereignty.

We therefore believe that the MDGs should not be treated as the full embodiment of development, which incorporates much wider issues such as the systemic inequity of the international financial architecture and the use of tariffs to frustrate the will of developing countries to engage in international trade.

14. Urges all peoples, Governments, parliaments, international humanitarian organizations, non governmental organizations and individuals to work towards having the embargo lifted and ending the humanitarian tragedy to which the Iraqi people is being exposed, and in embodiment of the lofty principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

2. We reaffirm our commitment to the United Nations Millennium Declaration, adopted on 8 September 2000,See resolution 55 2. and the internationally agreed development goals as the embodiment of our collective desire for and aspiration to a better world in which all peoples can live in dignity and peace.

It was as natural for an Elizabethan Protestant to see the cause of his mental discomfort in a government overrun by Catholic sympathizers as it is for someone with a Muslim connection in the US today to see this cause in America as the embodiment of Western offenses against the faith.

We affirm that the facts are clear and indisputable, that justice and the rule of law will eventually prevail over force and that the United Nations the embodiment of the international community will not forsake its responsibilities and will not relent in the face of continuous violations of its resolutions.

I regarded it as the embodiment of an open society a voluntary association of sovereign states that were willing to give up part of their sovereignty for the common good. They shared a common history, in which the French Revolution, with its slogan of liberty, equality, and fraternity, left a lasting legacy.

Magris s main character is a rebel in more than one embodiment as Salvatore Cipico, one of the inmates in the communist concentration camp in Yugoslavia as Jurgen Jurgensen, ephemeral king of Iceland and a convict forced to build his own jail and as Jason, the mythic adventurer searching for the volatile truth.

Even the International Monetary Fund, long the embodiment of the Washington Consensus, has acknowledged that capital controls are a legitimate part of the toolkit to manage capital flows in certain circumstances. American Congressmen view the Chinese as archetypal currency manipulators, but the Swiss have introduced a firm cap on the franc s appreciation.

Apart from being a long time career insider at the United Nations, Mr. Annan to us now stands as a good example of the executive manager enjoying wisdom and prudence, together with integrity and commitment, that make him a living embodiment of dedication to the ideals and mission of the United Nations.

BERLIN Originally, the European Union was what psychologists call a fantastic object, a desirable goal that inspires people s imaginations. I saw it as the embodiment of an open society an association of nation states that gave up part of their sovereignty for the common good and formed a union dominated by no one nation or nationality.

When the European Union was created, it was the embodiment of an open society a voluntary association of equal states that surrendered part of their sovereignty for the common good. The euro crisis is now turning the EU into something fundamentally different, dividing member countries into two classes creditors and debtors with the creditors in charge.

In America and the West, many will probably regard Rowhani as the friendly face of the Islamic Republic, whereas Ahmadinejad was its true because more radical embodiment. Many Iranians, in turn, regard Obama as the friendly face of a US that still seeks regime change in their country, whereas his predecessor, George W. Bush, was America s more honest because more radical representative.

As our delegation sees it, the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and the northern West Bank is a first, yet are important, step towards the end of the occupation and the embodiment of the vision of two States, Israel and Palestine, living side by side in peace and security, by means of a just, lasting and comprehensive settlement to the conflict.

The biggest idea was that Britain s monarchy serves to connect the country s past to its future in ways that transcend the pettiness and ugliness of quotidian politics. The heritage of kings and queens stretching back across more than a millennium the enduring symbolism of crowns and coaches, and the literal embodiment of the English and now the British state binds Britons together in a common journey.

Indeed, the EU is among the leading actors in the current G fad, which has culminated most recently in the G 20. And, despite being an embodiment of international law, the EU indulges in soft law approaches, whether at the recent COP 19 climate change meeting in Warsaw, or by supporting the Geneva agreement on Iran s nuclear program, which, it is now clear, is nothing more than two aspirational declarations linked by a press release.

The Greek Cypriot representative in an effort to marginalize the Turkish Cypriot side appears oblivious to the fact that under the good offices mission of the Secretary General its negotiating partner is the Turkish Cypriot side and that, despite their usurpation of the title of the quot Government of Cyprus quot , the Turkish Cypriot people have equal sovereign rights in Cyprus, the embodiment of which is the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.

But, while crisis management is crucial, it is not enough. The more fundamental challenge we face is to engage with the new realities of an increasingly interdependent world. The world economy has entered uncharted waters fear and anxiety about its future course are spreading. In such an insecure climate, some people are tempted to view globalization as the root cause of crisis and insecurity, or even as the embodiment of economic and social evil.