Tom spoke eloquently.

Tom certainly speaks eloquently.

Tom spoke calmly, eloquently and confidently.

He spoke from the heart and very eloquently.

as eloquently stated in the Charter itself.

This decision stands out in terms of the problem of prevailing impunity in the country.

That is most acutely symbolized by the continued detention of the heroic Aung San Suu Kyi.

The Secretary General, Mr. Boutros Boutros Ghali, has aptly summarized the tragedy of Afghanistan

5. It is worth noting that the Charter of the United Nations eloquently stresses that

The Secretary General has addressed himself to this situation eloquently.

The national motto One People, One Nation, One Destiny epitomizes this commitment.

The recent attacks in London and Sharm el Sheikh attest eloquently to that fact.

That point had been expressed with much eloquence by the representative of France at the previous meeting.

The results speak volumes as to what countries should do when experiencing similar situations.

The statement of purposes and principles within the very first provisions of the Charter eloquently attests to this.

Georgia and its president Eduard Shevarnadze are perhaps the most guilty of this.

As Ambassador Luis Alfonso de Alba eloquently said earlier this week, a valuable opportunity has been lost.

8. Ms. SEMAFUMU (Uganda) said that the refugee problem clearly illustrated the extent of global interdependence.

The report eloquently describes the urgent need for increased multilateral assistance for Rwanda from the international community.

The Organization of African Unity (OAU) is a case in point, as it has amply demonstrated with its recent commitments.

That occasion gave eloquent proof of Spain apos s faithfulness to the Olympic Ideal since the launching of the modern Olympic Movement in 1894.

As the pretext for ignoring the repression of basic freedoms, that conflict has come to be described in powerful national and religious rhetoric throughout Syrian society.

Many delegations have eloquently offered their considered views on the importance of the reform of the Security Council, which this draft resolution is designed to accomplish.

Mr. BIGGAR (Ireland) said that the representative of Italy had explained very eloquently why the motion should be rejected.

But, while the FCIC Republicans write eloquently, do they have any evidence to back up their assertions?

In a post titled Greece wakes up to a different world , blogger Teacherdude eloquently summarizes the coalition between Syriza and Independent Greeks

Am I (not) better than him who is contemptible, and cannot even express himself clearly?

Or that I am better than him, for he is lowly and he does not seem to talk plainly.

Or am I better than this man, who is contemptible and scarcely makes things clear?

Aye! I am better than this one who is depicable, and well nigh cannot make himself plain.

Am I not better than this one Musa (Moses) , who is Mahin has no honour nor any respect, and is weak and despicable and can scarcely express himself clearly?

Am I not better than this miserable wretch, who can barely express himself?

Am I better or this contemptible man who is scarcely able to express himself?

I am surely better than this fellow, who is despicable and can hardly make (his meaning) plain!

As poignantly stated by an African official, You demanded that we faithfully pay our debts, and we did.

We the peoples of the United Nations as the Charter so eloquently refers to humanity deserve to be free from the scourge of self destruction.

The plight of amputees and the war wounded continues to highlight the human rights challenges in Sierra Leone.

Over and above those aspects that have been so eloquently stressed by the previous speakers, there is another, which seems to be very serious indeed.

Furthermore, the numerous attacks launched by the Israeli Army in the north of that zone underline again, and eloquently, the failure of this concept.

Pakistan fully supports the introductory statement made so eloquently on behalf of the sponsors by Ambassador Allan Rock of Canada.

Our experience has demonstrated vividly that without improved standards of living and a vision of the future that can sustain hope, democracy will wither.

The development of sport, as was already stated so eloquently here by Ambassador Young, means a genuine preparation for dialogue among human beings.

Compliance would tangibly demonstrate Iraq apos s interest in resuming its place in the international community.

The humanistic vision that inspires us was forcefully expressed by a Brazilian poet and diplomat, João Cabral de Melo Neto, in these words

Sir, there is nothing that I could add that is substantially different from what other speakers have already said eloquently.