Examples of using Tutu in English and their translations into Chinese
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Tutu said human beings are diverse and this requires tolerance, compassion and respect for one another.
Oliver Enwonwu says he has heard conflicting accounts of Tutu, one that she was alive and the other that she was dead.
On 12 June, AMP candidates Marcellin Cishambo and Pascal Tutu won the special gubernatorial elections in South Kivu and Maniema provinces, respectively.
Human rights groups, activists including her fellow Nobel laureates Malala Yousafzai and Archbishop Desmond Tutu have condemned her.
Launched in 1997, Cassini set off towards Saturn, the only planet in the Solar System who decided it was okay to wear a tutu.
She's a professor of medicine and deputy director of the Desmond Tutu HIV Center at the University of Cape Town.
Or you're browsing the web on the couch when your dog trots by wearing your daughter's tutu.
The racial discrimination was so clear,” wrote one microblogger, who goes by the name Chen Fei Tutu.
This is one of the oldest mummy in the world, it precedes even the famous Pharaoh Tutu on more than 3000 years.
Non-ballet dancers would probably only know the words“ballerina” and“tutu” from that list.
As if by negative image, the events at Sandy Hook also affirmed Tutu's experience.
We even managed to find one of our students, Marshall Tutu, some tennis opportunities between his studies.
Tutu responded by calling the ANC government"worse than the apartheid government" and suggested that the government should be toppled in the style of the Arab Spring.
Largely because people like Desmond Tutu set up a Stage Five process to involve the thousands and perhaps millions of tribes in the country, to bring everyone together.
The Permanent Mission of the Republic of South Africa wishes to inform the Legal Counsel that the candidacy of Archbishop Tutu has been endorsed by the African Group of the Assembly of States Parties to the Statute of the International Criminal Court.
It refused to allow a Human Rights Council-mandated mission which was to have been led by Archbishop Desmond Tutu to enter Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
Letter dated 11 December 2006 from Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Head of Delegation of the High-Level Fact-Finding Mission established under Human Rights Council resolution S-3/1, addressed to the President of the Council.
In separate articles, Nobel laureates Nadine Gordimer(Literature), M. F. Perutz(Chemistry), John Polanyi(Chemistry) and Desmond Tutu(Peace) reflected on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Special Rapporteur became acquainted with a newly evolving nation inspired by the South African television slogan“Simunye- We Are One” and the unifying concept“The Rainbow Nation”, devised by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
All the races living in South Africa now appear on its television screens, reflecting the concept of“Rainbow Nation” created by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.