| There have been enormous changes, and still the official line of Austria is that we are militarily a non-aligned country. |
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| All of those tactics have been used by protestors against US-flagged aircraft I flew into non-aligned countries. |
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| These new commitments were all the more remarkable for their achievement under the presidency of one the EU's four non-aligned member states. |
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| Currently South Africa has taken this leadership role and Canada must do more to complement the emerging drive of non-aligned countries. |
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| Swinscoe has escaped his influences and marked out his own genus of non-aligned spiritual music. |
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| I write as a non-aligned Londoner who temporarily lives and works near Edinburgh, and who likes it very much. |
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| Perhaps the most conspicuous guest at the non-aligned Movement summit in Tehran is Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. |
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| Gaddafi arrives at a 1989 non-aligned summit in Belgrade with two horses and six camels in tow. |
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| We trust that non-aligned veterans will see their way clear to show support and strength and march this year with us. |
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| The former allows to categorize non-coplanar flaws as either aligned or non-aligned. |
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| However, aligned conduits did support more rapid axon migration than non-aligned, tortuous controls. |
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| Bear in mind that there are also non-aligned countries at the negotiating table. |
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| Burma is repeatedly overlooked and dismissed by the Security Council's permanent members because it is small, undeveloped, and non-aligned. |
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| These gangs were later joined by the 26, who added more pressure to the authorities and non-aligned inmates. |
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| This will be an extremely difficult issue for the small, non-aligned countries, such as Finland, for example. |
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| Both countries have clout within the African, Arab, and non-aligned groups. |
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| After this meeting, there were private discussions with some guesthouse owners and, hearteningly, some non-aligned farmers. |
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| One of the strengths of the Police Association has always been that it has remained politically non-aligned. |
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| What does your country gain by maintaining its non-aligned status? |
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| The Finnish Presidency has ended wretchedly from the point of view of preserving the non-alignment of a non-aligned State. |
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| Fifty years after Bandung, we have Cancún and the return of the non-aligned, even if they have multiplied. |
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| As my colleague from Outremont related the other night, Canada played a significant and central role in that effort because we were trusted and because we were seen to be non-aligned. |
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| The council is currently run by a minority administration formed by the 25 seat Liberal Democrats, with a further non-aligned Lib Dem. |
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| The broad consequence of an endless spotlight on novelty has, of course, been a corresponding neglect of individualistic but non-aligned art and artists. |
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| His departure left bitterness among his local supporters and the allegations which he still faces alarmed party supporters, opponents and non-aligned voters alike. |
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| But his advantages are national too: Algeria was a pillar of the non-aligned movement and well-placed to act as a go-between between north and south. |
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| A non-aligned Afghan cleric tried to get things off on the right foot by reading Koranic passages about peace: a sly attempt to silence any rabble-rousers. The talks took a pause during wintertime. |
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| The Foundation uses its status as a non-aligned entity to particular advantage in this program to establish neutral ground which eases interaction between the various parties involved in a given issue. |
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| The non-aligned countries will not give up on our effort to defend the precepts that incepted our Movement, similar to those of this Organization. |
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| If that were not to happen, the Swedish Government would, of course, have to lodge a protest against Parliament's openly repudiating Sweden's non-aligned status. |
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| On the sidelines of the 16th Non-Aligned Movement Summit, Tajik President Emomali Rahmon met with Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari in Tehran. |
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| Iran has jockeyed to regain international legitimacy and political leverage while hosting some 100 delegations at the Non-Aligned Movement in Tehran. |
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