But the General Assembly endures. And that is my imprimatur.

Nevertheless, the more important point is that Google is nolonger lending its imprimatur to political censorship.

The fact that it bore the imprimatur of UNCITRAL would enhance its authority in the eyes of users.

They were too busy making egalitarian, modernist new worldsof their own, with an Arab, and often Islamic, imprimatur.

You've operated behind the scenes to suborn the trust of a man... who has stamped you with his imprimatur of class, elegance and stature.

The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty (17 October), declared in 1992, gave the imprimatur of the United Nations to an observance initiated by non-governmental organizations.

“Morocco will never receive the imprimatur of international legitimacy for its occupation of the territory unless it works out some arrangement that is blessed by the international community.”

A statement was made condemning as illegal and abusive the unilateral imposition of sanctions without the imprimatur of the Security Council.

The Chairperson, responding to a query raised by Sir Nigel Rodley, said that the term “homologation” meant the official recognition (imprimatur) of the validity of a ruling.

[The Secretary-General] is being used to provide the appearance of an imprimatur on behalf of the international community for the Quartet's positions.