The cabinet Nordli sat until February 1981, when it was followed by another labour party cabinet: Brundtland's First Cabinet.

The controversy concerned the evidence, and lack thereof, against Treholt, the conduct of the police and prosecuting authorities, and what was viewed as lenient treatment of Treholt while he was under suspicion, as well as his controversial pardon by Gro Harlem Brundtland's Labour government in 1992.

Our Common Future is also known as the Brundtland Report in recognition of former Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland's role as Chair of the World Commission on Environment and Development.

Before becoming Minister of Finance, Stoltenberg was Minister for trade and energy in Gro Harlem Brundtland's cabinet between 1993 – 1996.

Asylum for political refugees from other countries became a Paraguayan hallmark.

Numerous, arcane references to other musical artists, songs and trivia plus frequent historical or political references are a hallmark of Turbonegro lyrics.

The murder was widely interpreted as an assassination of the free and open society that is a hallmark for Sweden and that this was a time for unity rather than political campaigning.

The second term of Brizola as Rio's governor was a political failure, whose hallmark were the various instances of disorganized management caused by Brizola's ultra centralism and distaste for proper bureaucratic procedure, being further marred by the support eventually offered by Brizola to the Collor administration in exchange for funds for public works, something that made Brizola to be charged with collaborating with the embezzlement schemes that would lead to Collor's 1992 impeachment.

Through analyses of the ruling class in the U. S., Hofstadter argues that this consensus is the hallmark of political life in the U. S.

Despite the unconventional style, the book is still considered a hallmark of campaign journalism and helped to launch Thompson's role as a popular political observer.

Focused on the Native American goal of sovereignty without political and social assimilation, the book stood as a hallmark of Native American Self-Determination at the time.

Henfil also worked in theater, film, television and literature, but political activism was his hallmark, creating fictional characters that made acerbic criticisms of the Brazilian political institutions of the time.

The hallmark of the absence seizures is abrupt and sudden onset impairment of consciousness, interruption of ongoing activities, a blank stare, possibly a brief upward rotation of the eyes.

In a statement made in 2008 in Lima, before a gathering of Peruvian businessmen, however, Brazil's President Lula would declare, approvingly, that the FSP had " educated " the Left in the understanding of the existence of possibilities of running for elections and gaining power through the democratic way-- a declaration that prompted a comment from AFP, reproduced at the Rede Globo site, to the effect that the hallmark of FSP's activities had been its " very moderate " character.

Public service, leadership development and the education of youth are the hallmark of the organization's programs and activities.

It may be mentioned that cotton textiles have always been a hallmark of craft of Indus valley civilization.

Certain websites have begun providing bondage videos and photographs featuring kidnapping roleplay that has largely been the hallmark of ' detective ' style bondage magazines.

Self-tuning systems have been a hallmark of the aerospace industry for decades, as this sort of feedback is necessary to generate optimal multi-variable control for nonlinear processes.

Once these pseudogenes are inserted back into the genome, they usually contain a poly-A tail, and usually have had their introns spliced out ; these are both hallmark features of cDNAs.

The subject of his hallmark painting, Pierrot or Gilles, with his slowly fading smile, seems a confused actor who appears to have forgotten his lines ; he has materialized into the fearful reality of existence, sporting as his only armor the pathetic clown costume.

The organizational methods Raiffeisen refined there, which levered what is today called social capital, have become a hallmark of the global credit union identity.

The phrase has since been considered a hallmark statement in democratic constitutions and similar human rights instruments, many of which have adopted the phrase or variants thereof.

Lack of will and coordination and constant fights have been hallmark of politics which has prevented a regional party / media from arising in the land.

In 1968, Michael Isaacson introduced a NFTY Folk Service at the Kutz Camp demonstrating the growing trend of participatory, informal, mixed Hebrew / English services and songsessions that have remained the hallmark of a NFTY service.

Signatory countries have a single representative hallmark which would be struck next to the Convention mark which represents the metal and fineness.

As applied to gold bearing metallics, as in hallmark assaying, it is also known as cupellation and can have an accuracy of 1 part in 10, 000.

* 1899 – Hector Guimard is commissioned to design the edicules for the Paris Métropolitain, which have become a hallmark of Art Nouveau design.

Strong faith formation and service have been a hallmark of Saint George ’ s.

Subsequent erosive forces, especially along the eastern side in Bryce Canyon National Park, have resulted in the creation of strange rock formations called hoodoos which are the hallmark of the park.

Critic Steve Huey writes, " rampant eclecticism encompasses everything from heavy metal and punk to funk, R & B and avant-garde jazz, and his anarchic, lightning-fast solos have become something of a hallmark as well.

Corben followed this with an ongoing Den series, which did not have the full frontal nudity that was the hallmark of the original Heavy Metal strips.

I have often remarked about Father ’ s disarmingly dry sense of humor — a hallmark of the same man who at times directly addressed and expelled demonic forces.

He favored verdant landscape backgrounds, and his works can be identified by his characteristic use of fruits and flowers as decorative motifs, often depicted in pendant festoons, which are a hallmark of the Paduan studio of Francesco Squarcione, where Crivelli may have worked.

Finest puukkos have blades of Damascus steel, and forging a blade using blister steel was considered the hallmark of a master smith.

There is wide acceptance of the fact that Newar architects may have been responsible for developing Asia's hallmark multi-tiered pagoda architecture.

The articulated bus is a hallmark of Budapest ; both diesel and ETB bendy vehicles have been running since the late 1950s and still form the majority of BKV's fleet.

Pandals and idols inspired by a particular theme have been the hallmark of many community or Sarbajanin Pujas in Kolkata since the 1990s.

" Bradman also noted Brown's ability to quickly get into position to play the ball, writing " One hallmark of good batting is that the player appears to have plenty of time in which to play his strokes.

Current observations and models of large-scale structure models trace filamentary superclusters and voids that cause most galaxies in a rough statistical sense to have correlated positions, but such groupings would not allow for a strength of periodicity required if it were a hallmark characteristic of the redshifts of galaxies.

A significant milestone in the history of Fisher ’ s business programs has been their accreditation by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (" AACSB International "), which is recognized as the hallmark of excellence in management education.

A hallmark of the conflict has been the level of violence witnessed for virtually its entire duration.

As this history shows, multiculturalism in Western countries was seen as a useful set of strategies to combat racism, to protect minority communities of all types, and to undo policies that had prevented minorities from having full access to the opportunities for freedom and equality promised by the liberalism that has been the hallmark of Western societies since the Age of Enlightenment.

Education has long been a hallmark of the county.

Chinese architecture, examples for which can be found from over 2, 000 years ago, has long been a hallmark of the culture.

Where before, the hallmark of Atreides rule was justice, Leto's reign has been one of godhood and oppression.

The techniques that had been developed in Theatre Union now were refined, producing the distinctive form of theatre that was the hallmark of Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop, as the troupe was later known.

* Holmen Gard () in upper Gjerstad is a Norwegian national center for handicraft and the place has been regarded the St. Olaf's Rose, which is a hallmark for Norwegian Heritage and which points out especially distinguished places.

* Namibia: A limited land reform has been a hallmark of the regime of Sam Nujoma ; legislation passed in September 1994, with a compulsory, compensated approach.

While the second half of the program was the same kind of straightforward, nonsensical humor that had always been his hallmark, the first half of the new show entitled " Ik heb je lief " ( a deeper statement than " I love you ", not unlike " I love thee ") consisted only of songs, in a mixture of simple jazz and French-style " chanson ", that were tributes to love and, indirectly, to his late wife.

The VFA was formed in 1877, immediately after the foundation of a similar body in South Australia and is the second-oldest Australian rules football league, replacing the loose affiliation of clubs that had been the hallmark of the early years of a game which was first played as early as 1850s.

Simpson's hallmark legislation in the House of Representatives has been the Central Idaho Economic Development and Recreation Act ( CIEDRA ), which would create 312, 000 acres of wilderness in central Idaho, much of which is currently a wilderness study area.

He promised to meet Greece's NATO obligations, to prevent use of Greece as a base for terrorism, and to stop the rhetorical attacks on the United States that had been Papandreou's hallmark.

She is put forth every year by the Bensheim Automobile Club and for decades has been Bensheim ’ s hallmark both within the country and abroad.

Personal service of process has been the hallmark for initiating litigation for nearly 100 years, primarily because it guarantees actual notice to a defendant of a legal action against him or her.

However, stylistic diversity had been a hallmark of classical epic ( as seen in the inclusion of comic and / or erotic scenes in the epics of Virgil or Homer ).

Nevertheless, in nations with an official hallmarking scheme, the hallmark is only applied after the item has been assayed to determine that its purity conforms not only to the standards set down by the law but also with the maker ’ s claims as to metallurgical content.

" and has adjusted the cost of items while retaining the fundamental " counting, budgeting, and planning approach " that has been the hallmark of Weight Watchers plans since the introduction of points-based counting systems.