Sentence examples for those annexes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kouchner said those annexes contained "elements which enable us to ask questions about the reality of an atomic bomb.

At the same time, we should demand that China, India, Brazil, and South Africa also agree to mandatory cuts without offsets, although of course, these should be lower than those for the Annex 1 countries, in line with the UNFCCC principles.

Although this evaluation was not asked to look into the financing of the JP 6.2 in detail, it must be said that the financial figures given to the evaluation team by the MA, plus those included as annexes to the three annual reports on the programme and those presented on the UN's Multi-Donor Trust Fund website contain some significant differences.

The number of monks is limited to 36; this figure includes those living in annexes (metochia) elsewhere, which today are chiefly at Cairo and Suez in Egypt.

The Armstrong family live in the main building, the 13 guest rooms are in the original house - a 30s bungalow - and those rustic-looking annexes across the garden (in fact, they are purpose-built).

King ʿAbdullāh of Transjordan later annexed those portions, which included Jerusalem, Hebron, and Nāblus.

If not, another power would be free to do all those things, effectively annexing the area.

In three decrees, or ukases, issued in 1783, 1791, and 1794, Catherine II the Great restricted the commercial rights of Jews to those areas newly annexed.

And technological change is so rapid that even if some accountants retrain, making their way into other industries, there's nothing to say that the computers won't annex those industries as well.

[5] Irredentism, the term for nationalist ambitions to "regain" lost territories, originates in the late 19th- and early 20th-century clamor for Italia Irredenta ("Unredeemed Italy"), by which Italy sought to annex those territories outside the newly unified Italian state on which lived significant numbers of ethnic Italians.

As I said in that article, neither Georgians nor the world was supposed to know about such things, because Moscow annexed those parts into its expanded zone.