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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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enforce/execute human rights
The United Nations is a partnership between/among countries from all over the world. They are joined to help promote world peace, enforce human rights, and help countries develop.
Hi,
Should I use "between" or "among" to fit in the above?
Besides, is "enforce" equal to "execute?" Thanks.
Hi,
Should I use "between" or "among" to fit in the above?
Besides, is "enforce" equal to "execute?" Thanks.
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I would use 'among', since I suppose the partnerships are not bilateral. Execute is wrong here.
- I would use 'among', since I suppose the partnerships are not bilateral.
- Execute is wrong here.
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I would use 'among', since I suppose the partnerships are not bilateral.
Execute is wrong here.
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I would use 'among', since I suppose the partnerships are not bilateral.
Execute is wrong here.
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Mister Micawber.Thanks, Mister.
I would use 'among', since I suppose the partnerships are not bilateral.
Execute is wrong here.
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Then how should I understand "enforce" in question? Does it mean "carry out//perform?"
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Here, enforce = ensure observance of /adherence to human rights
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Here, enforce = ensure observance of /adherence to human rights
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