Nations造句

The Chinese peacekeeping forces have earned praise from the United Nations and the government and people of host nations for their courage, perseverance, professionalism and discipline.

Programmes by the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification were underfunded, she said.

The League of Nations' sanctions did not protect Abyssinia against fascist Italy.

An economist and lawyer by qualification, he also worked as an economist for the United Nations.

The United Nations will try to arbitrate in the international dispute.

The finding was confirmed by the United Nations World Meteorological Organization.

Journalists who are already accredited by the UN Palais des Nations do not require additional media accreditation.

More than 13,000 police officers and United Nations peacekeeper troops are on the streets to safeguard voting centers.

The emblem consists of the United Nations symbol surmounted by a staff with a snake coiling round it.

Mohamed ElBaradei, the former top nuclear inspector for the United Nations and a Nobel laureate, is eager to lead.

Late Friday the United Nations Security Council stopped short of calling the election illegitimate at the insistence of South Africa.

There’s no excuse for inaction. Now is the time for the United Nations Security Council to sanction the Syrian regime, and to stand with the Syrian people.

The missile bombardment from air and sea began this past weekend to enforce a United Nations-mandated no-fly zone and to protect rebels from Moammar Gadhafi's forces.

The United States has had an uncharacteristically visible presence at this gathering of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or Asean.

THE resolution against Iran endorsed by the United Nations Security Council on June 9th is the fruit of months of diplomatic toil.

The United Nations will juggle nine separate peacekeeping operations across Africa in 2008, including the continent's two largest countries by area, Sudan and Congo.

Which is why it's worth taking note of at least one unexpected Middle east drive that has recently gained momentum: Palestine's push for unilateral recognition of statehood at the United Nations.

Foreign diplomats and United Nations (UN) officials are forbidden to walk the streets alone, because of the risk of kidnap; so they cruise behind the tinted Windows of their four-wheel-drives.

In the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis, Burma's military rulers were criticized for refusing most international help and for being slow in granting visas to United Nations and other aid workers.

The United Nations did extensive field research and flipped from seeing squatter cities as the world's great problem to realizing these slums are actually the world's great solution to poverty.

Speaking later in the day from the same podium, Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain said, "I stand here to reaffirm the United Nations charter, not to tear it up."