Sentence examples for highest representatives of from inspiring English sources

Alison Bethel McKenzie, executive director of the International Press Institute, said: "During our latest visit to Bangladesh last year, the highest representatives of the country's government ensured to IPI that attacks against journalists will not go unpunished.

"The decision to carry out the attack was made not by a small splinter group of extremist Islamic officials," Nisman wrote, but was "extensively discussed and ultimately adopted by a consensus of the highest representatives of the Iranian government".

"I see the behavior of the highest representatives of my country, the prime minister, the speaker of the Parliament and others, and they behave in an impeccable way, and that's why I feel so reassured that nothing dangerous, wrong or irresponsible might happen".

The set of the country visit conclusions are presented to the highest representatives of the Ministry of Health and the National AIDS Program to ensure top-level support for implementing the plan; 3) implementation and monitoring of the recommendations.

However, the role involves the Chair being the highest representative of the EKD in relations with other churches and communions.

In September, Falun Gong's official Web site began attacking President Jiang Zemin as the man personally responsible for Falun Gong's persecution, calling him "the highest representative of the evil force in the human world".

Suspicion that the president had something to hide, as well as his poor handling of the situation, led to a growing consensus that he should abdicate his position, owing to the widely held belief that the president is the moral leader and highest representative of Germany.

Alongside the luminaries of the town and province were high representatives of Russia and Estonia, as well as the ambassador of Cameroon and the sultan of Logone-Birni (now in Cameroon), resplendent in the colorful garments of their African homeland.

This is generally expressed by contrasting lower with higher representatives of a larger or smaller branch of the tree of life: for example, lower vs. higher vertebrates, lower vs. higher plants, and so on.

Botany (especially with X = plants) contributes substantially more than zoology to the total and researchers dealing with mammals, primates in particular, are more prone to contrast lower with higher representatives of their favorite group than are zoologists dealing with other animal taxa.

On December 1, 2009, the Treaty of Lisbon came into full force, pooling sovereignty further by strengthening the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament, creating a High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy to represent a unified European Union position, and making the European Union's Charter of Fundamental Human Rights legally binding.