Mr. Xi's remarks, which were primarily focused on economic and social issues in Asia, did not mention any specific dispute, but he promised a constructive approach to regional tensions and "unremitting efforts to properly handle relevant issues through dialogue and negotiations".
The government held him on Robben Island for six years and continued to fear him for his unremitting commitment to freedom.
" Hence the rip-roaring energy of this show that the designer said was bringing "new glamour" to the old house — and which certainly brought unremitting joy to the penned-up photographers, who snapped everything from a pair of curvy jeans to a tank top with a faded U.K. flag.
September 13 , 1087 April 8 1143 John II Comnenus, Comnenus also spelled Komnenos (born September 13 , 1087 died April 8 , 1143 Byzantine emperor (1118 43) whose reign was characterized by unremitting attempts to reconquer all important Byzantine territory lost to the Arabs, Turks, and Christian Crusaders.
In a world of unremitting hostility to politicians, it would be surprising if the result, to be presented at the group's AGM in May, did not show overwhelming opposition to continued political support.
In an accompanying comment article, 10 eminent scientists noted "unremitting opposition" to AMFm from the United States, and appealed for the scheme to be preserved in its current form when the Global Fund's board decides its future next month.
Xinhua argued on 17 October that the Communist Party had made "unremitting efforts to promote and safeguard human rights", and questioned how Liu's actions had contributed to human rights progress for the Chinese people.
The early criticisms Hubbard received from psychiatrists made him an unremitting foe to all mental health activities but his own.
The place runs with that smoothness that comes not only from long practice, but also from unremitting attention to detail.
Even from a Renaissance viewpoint, his relentless pursuit of political goals and unremitting efforts to aggrandize his family were seen as excessive.
