(We) and our fore fathers of yore?

(We) and our fore fathers of yore?

But we are a multitude amply fore warned.

But we are a multitude amply fore warned.

But we are host all assembled, amply fore warned.

But we are host all assembled, amply fore warned.

The third to the fore shall be the foremost.

The third to the fore shall be the foremost.

Then bring back our fore fathers, if you speak the truth!

Then bring back our fore fathers, if you speak the truth!

But now, it has been judged right to let more national brands come to the fore.

But those for whom a good reward had been fore ordained by Us, will be far removed from it,

But those for whom a good reward had been fore ordained by Us, will be far removed from it,

It happened, when she came, that she had him ask her father fore a field. She got off of her donkey, and Caleb said, What do you want?

It happened, when she came, that she had him ask her father fore a field. She got off of her donkey, and Caleb said, What do you want?

The Asian and other financial crises brought to the fore some new dimensions to the debt problems of developing countries, particularly for the middle income, highly indebted countries.

There was also considerable confusion over the purpose of the study and much work was needed to address the many contradictions which the study had brought to the fore.

The current disaster relief efforts have brought to the fore the increasingly vital role played by civil society and non governmental organizations in providing effective emergency relief and rehabilitation.

In the area of policy space and international economic governance, UNCTAD had brought to the fore the need for developing countries to participate more actively in the development process.

These issues came to the fore during the reporting period in the Mediterranean context as European States sought to respond to arrivals of migrants from Africa and the Middle East.

So NATO expansion has left the Cold War unfinished. The ideological and military confrontation that underlay it is gone, but the geopolitical rivalry that it entailed has returned to the fore.

La ilaha illa Huwa (none has the right to be worshipped but He). It is He Who gives life and causes death, your Lord and the Lord of your fore fathers.

La ilaha illa Huwa (none has the right to be worshipped but He). It is He Who gives life and causes death, your Lord and the Lord of your fore fathers.

Rapid globalization, since the beginning of the 1990s, brought to the fore various new instruments for financing for development, while opening up borders for the movement of goods, capital and labour.

That crisis brings to the fore the need identified by small island developing States for accelerated research and development and a sharing of technologies in the areas of renewable and alternative sources of energy.

It would be at this stage where the French matrix would come to the fore as a very structured process to increase the quality assurance process and therefore the reliability of the munitions identified.

Another way of saying this is that the essential issues we should be asking ourselves constantly and the ones we must find answers to have indeed been brought to the fore by the Secretary General.

I put my trust in Allah, My Lord and your Lord! There is not a moving creature, but He hath grasp of its fore lock. Verily, it is my Lord that is on a straight Path.

I put my trust in Allah, My Lord and your Lord! There is not a moving creature, but He hath grasp of its fore lock. Verily, it is my Lord that is on a straight Path.

For other countries, including the US, medium term issues came to the fore. But, rather than catalyzing sensible policy discussions, these issues played into polarized and polarizing politics, creating new and more immediate headwinds to economic growth.

The study process, which was undertaken by Dr. Albert Barume, included provincial consultations with indigenous men and women, to ensure that their own perspectives on the issues raised were brought to the fore in the final publication.

From the American perspective, Europe is less a model than a historical relic. The continent s national characteristics have returned to the fore Germany with its economic power, France with its terrorists, Greece with its leftists, and so forth.

The recent Greek elections have brought more radical parties to the fore. Alexis Tsipras, the head of the Coalition of the Radical Left has a valid point internal devaluation cutting wages and prices is failing as a strategy.

At the same time, the risks of rejecting Turkey must also be taken into account the likelihood that the reform process would collapse, bringing radical currents to the fore and leading to instability and political unrest at the EU's doorsteps.

It is certainly heartening that in many of those initiatives, such as the South fund for development and humanitarian assistance, the action against hunger initiative and the World Solidarity Fund, developing countries themselves have come to the fore in making contributions.

But it is now blindingly obvious that capitalism is too unstable to survive without strong public regulation. That is why, after years of being neglected as a viable option, it is time for the social democratic project to return to the political fore.

This helped undermine the role of the British pound internationally and catapulted the US dollar to the fore particularly after the Bretton Woods conference in 1944, at which it was agreed that countries would hold their reserves in dollars as well as gold.

It has brought to the fore commitment to peace agreements by parties to the conflicts, a number of whom have found it convenient to take up their arms again to fight for causes that they believe could only be won on the battlefield.

So, starting in the mid '70s when conservation was at the fore, we were actually able to start projects which were basically government supported to collect eggs from the wild from the few remaining nests and release 5,000 baby gharial back to the wild.

From confronting climate change to creating a world without nuclear weapons to building a more equitable and sustainable global economy, I saw a sprit of renewed multilateralism, with the UN at the fore. No country can deal with any of these challenges by itself.

It has also been brought to the fore that, without adequate consultation and participation of these peoples in the poverty reduction strategy paper process, strategies to address poverty among indigenous peoples will not be in a position to take into account their cultural specificities.

Bilateral, regional and sub regional cooperation came to the fore as the most crucial means for the implementation of the Almaty Programme and the relevant regional and sub regional organizations, especially those that were engaged in operational activities on the ground were important stakeholders.

After five years of financial and economic crisis, anti European politics has come resoundingly to the fore in many EU countries France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Austria, Holland, Finland, Greece, Portugal, and even Germany. Growing institutional disaffection has become a corrosive reality almost everywhere in Europe.

This revival of the past was a big worry for West Europeans and Americans, who feared the re emergence of historical enmities and tensions, which did indeed come to the fore in the former Yugoslavia. These fears underpinned the dual enlargement of NATO and the European Union.

It is therefore a very welcome development for the international community to witness the first ever United Nations Anti Corruption Day, which was marked on 9 December 2004, coincidentally, a day before the celebration of Human Rights Day, bringing the issue of corruption to the fore.