Sentence examples for internationally supervised from inspiring English sources
Moreover, she has made it clear that, in return for financial aid, she will implement the peace plan in a way in which her chief rival and predecessor, Radovan Karadzic, who continues to control the eastern half of the Serb Republic, will not.Four internationally supervised polls have already been held since the fighting ended.
It will be internationally supervised.
Four years of internationally "supervised independence" ended in September.
In return, America has promised a full, internationally supervised audit of every vote cast.
The better approach, for all involved, would be an internationally supervised independence recognized by the United Nations.
The United Nations should provide an internationally supervised democratic process for the self-determination of the residents of this region.
A1 Harris Declines Bid for Senate Representative Katherine Harris, who became an internationally known figure in 2000 when she supervised the presidential recount in Florida, announced that she had decided against running for the state's open Senate seat.
Ms. Harris became an internationally known figure in 2000 when, as Florida's secretary of state, she supervised the recount of the state's presidential vote.
A strong advocate for historic preservation, both nationally and internationally, he chaired the Advisory Committee for the restoration of Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater and supervised the preservation of Andrea Palladio's Villa Almerico Capra "La Rotonda", which is owned by the Valmarana family.
The MDC hopes that the visiting heads of state will discuss Mr Mugabe's retirement, and the holding of a fresh, internationally-supervised election to supersede last year's rigged one.Mr Mbeki's spokesman denied it, telling Reuters, a news agency, that "It is not for the president of South Africa to go to another sovereign country and tell the leader to step down".
Despite promising to hold an internationally-supervised referendum on the fate of the territory in return for a 1991 cease fire with the nationalist Polisario Front, the kingdom has strengthened its grip on the territory and recently expelled the civilian members of the U.N. Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara, or MINURSO.
