Sentence examples for arbour from inspiring English sources
Each day, she heads for Basra University's eucalyptus trees to machete off its branches for firewood, reducing a grand arbour to stumps.
Once it might have been reasonable for Mr Karadzic to gamble that the tribunal would eventually expire, concedes Ms Arbour.
Arbour groups (couples beneath a tree), musical groups of individual performers, equestrian figures, and Chinese figures are all represented.
One example was the Gartenlaube (1853 1937; "Arbour"), which enjoyed great popular influence and a circulation of 400,000 in the 1870s.
Though little is certainly known about the design and content of the monastic garden, it probably consisted of a walled courtyard built around a well or an arbour, with colour provided by flowers (some of which, including roses and lilies, served as ecclesiastical symbols), all of which maintained the ancient idea of the garden as a place of contemplation.
In 1977 Arbour was admitted to the Ontario bar, and throughout the 1970s and '80s she held a variety of positions.
This week, Louise Arbour, the UN's high commissioner for human rights, warned that the absolute ban on torture could become a casualty of the "war on terror".
The government's Office for Criminal Justice Reform wants Mr Neyroud's force to record 12.2% fewer crimes while dealing with 25% more offenders tricky, since the best way of collaring more crooks is to crack down on petty crimes that would otherwise go unrecorded.Another problem with targets, says Tony Arbour, leader of Richmond council in London, is that they take no account of local priorities.
The United Nations' human-rights chief, Louise Arbour, condemned their restrictions on free speech and freedom of assembly.
Tony Arbour, the leader of the Conservative group on Richmond council, thinks that the mayor is punishing the Royal Ballet for not attracting enough poor and ethnic minority students.
Louise Arbour, the Canadian who is chief prosecutor at The Hague, expects more arrests or surrenders.
