Sentence examples for hsrc from inspiring English sources
The dust jacket touts, indeed, the authors' access to 200 insiders around HRC in what are correctly described as concentric circles of trust.
The Commonwealth dismissed the judgment by the HRC, which found multiple abuses of the human rights of the men, claiming the HRC had acted outside its jurisdiction by launching the inquiry in the first place.
HRC: Well, I don't know the answer to that.
In the past fortnight Lloyd Blankfein, the boss of Goldman Sachs, has accepted an invitation from HRC to become its first corporate spokesman for gay nuptials, and seven big companies, including Microsoft and Nike, have written to Congress to support the idea.What caused this corporate revolution?
HRC: State Secrets and the Rebirth of Hillary Clinton.
Pressure groups such as HRC and Britain's Stonewall can take some of the credit.
They need to know how much blame Mrs Clinton should share for a first Obama term which ended without any significant foreign-policy achievements, and seemed at times adrift in the face of such messy crises as Syria.Dismayingly, maddeningly, "HRC", a new account of Mrs Clinton's State Department years and her subsequent re-emergence as a partisan political leader, is not that book.
A-HRC-21-50 THoulaula finding was particularly significant, because responsibility for that atrocity became immersed in conflicting claims that have come to define the maelstrom of misinformation presented by antagonists in the nearly 18-month-old uprising against President Bashar al-Assad.
He has taken political risks by re-engaging with the HRC a body which the Bush administration thought too dreadful to touch and by working with the ICC, even though America has yet to join the court.But how many more happy surprises can be expected from the council?
The Human Rights Campaign HRCC), an American pressure group, measures corporate policies towards sexual minorities in its annual "equality index".
" @EllenPage: Thank you @HRC and everyone for all the love and support.
